SJ Blues’ Leon Coombs has convincingly won the Jim McKenna Medal, polling 20 votes. Phoenix’s Jake Back finished second with 13 votes, while Anthony Caddy, Matthew Leipold and Luke Strnadica were tied for third. Leon Coombs SJ Blues  20 Jake Back Phoenix 13 Anthony Caddy Phoenix 10 Matthew Leipold SJ Blues  10 Luke Strnadica East Fremantle 10 Haydan Morton East Fremantle 9 James Allenby East Fremantle 8 Ryan Pontillo CBC 8 Thomas Stephenson Leeming Spartan 8 Alexander Wragg C

Jandakot Park’s Charlie Hunt has taken out the Ian Hale Medal as the Fairest and Best player in Second Grade. Kardinya Lakes’ Dylan McHugh and Jaymon Needham finished second and third respectively. Charlie Hunt Jandakot Park 18 Dylan McHugh Kardinya Lakes 17 Jaymon Needham Kardinya Lakes 15 Luke Pomersbach Thornlie 12 Colby Schokker Kenwick 12 Carl Salmon Thornlie 10 Cameron Van Deuren Jandakot Park 10 Jaxon Baker Canning Vale 9 Nikhil Bhatkar Canning Vale 9 Arslan Zafar Cann

Cockburn have won the Brian Waterer Shield as SMCA Club Champion for the third year in a row. Canning Vale came second and Phoenix third. Cockburn 1730.24 Canning Vale 1404.02 Phoenix 1366.28 Jandakot Park 1325.7 Kardinya Lakes 1309.64 East Fremantle 1248.9 CBC 1232.34 Riverton Rostrata 1107.03 Willetton Crows 1029.47 SJ Blues 975.08 Armadale 952.18 Kelmscott 848.6 Leeming Spartan 775.38 Kenwick 768.53 Thornlie 755.34 Ferndale Lynwood 755.22 Hilton Bicton 710.12 Cannington Ti

In line with By‑Law 78, the positions of Administrator, Secretary, Treasurer, and Umpires Advisor are not subject to election. The SMCA Executive will make the appointment(s) prior to the Annual General Meeting each year. Any expressions of interest for any of these roles must be submitted to the SMCA President at president@smcacricket.com.au no later than 5.00pm on 30 April to be considered. Job descriptions for all positions can be found in the Committee area of the SMCA we

Trophies are only presented to the winners in First Grade, Second Grade, and to the Brian Waterer Shield winner. These awards are presented at the SMCA Windup. FIRST GRADE • Batting Average: Jack Camarda (Cockburn) — 338 runs at 56.33 • Batting Aggregate: Matthew Leipold (SJ Blues) — 454 runs • Bowling Average & Aggregate: Leon Coombs (SJ Blues) — 43 wickets at 12.51 SECOND GRADE • Batting Average: Nikhil Bhatkar (Canning Vale) — 608 runs at 50.67 • Batting Aggregate: Ca

Clubs are reminded of the heat policy found both in the By-Laws and the Info for Clubs. 2c.    Extreme Weather PolicyThese general considerations apply to the SMCA Competition:  i.    The welfare of players and umpires is paramount. ii.    The primary responsibility for ensuring the safety of individual participants are the individual players and Clubs. iii.    Individuals have a responsibility to withdraw from participating if their particular circumstances place them at an

Round 17 - ODB - Armadale forfeited their match against Phoenix Round 17 - ODG - Jandakot Park forfeited their match against Phoenix

The Brian Waterer Shield scores updated to 22 February 2026 Cockburn 1542.06 Phoenix 1301.36 Jandakot Park 1250.03 Canning Vale 1246.36 Kardinya Lakes 1164.58 CBC 1128.86 East Fremantle 1119.66 Riverton Rostrata 1043.91 SJ Blues 946.82 Armadale 931.42 Willetton Crows 903.41 Kelmscott 758.58 Leeming Spartan 739.92 Thornlie 730.4 Ferndale Lynwood 647.71 Kenwick 641.22 Hilton Bicton 633.32 Cannington Tigers 613.95 Kwinana 506.74 Roleystone-Karragullen 498.48 Perth Tamil 476.43 P

CBC have won their second F15 premiership after beating East Fremantle in the final.