Bulls celebrate a successful season

Lindenow South Glenaladale Cricket Club recently held its 2025/26 presentation night, with Scott Davidson crowned club champion.

The award capped off a stellar season for Davidson, who also won the Cricketer of the Year for the third time.

Davidson also claimed the “A” grade bowling award, while young gun Logan Dunkley took out the batting award. In “B” grade, Rex Hellisen was successful in batting, Oliver Hellisen in bowling, and Archie Irish won the fielding award. Promising young cricketer Josh Pender received the most improved trophy in “B” grade, having a consistent season in both senior and junior cricket.

The club’s under-16 side had a successful campaign, though the weather denied them a semi-final clash against Lucknow. Award winners were Josh Pender (batting), Will Davidson (bowling), Mason Irish (most catches), William Lane (best first-year player), Oliver Hellisen (most improved), Jack White (coaches award) and Hayden Roy (future star).

In the under-13s, Casey Roy took out both batting and most catches, Charlie Irish won bowling, Jacko Stewart was most improved, Eli Greening received the coaches award, and Mason Pender

was runner-up in both batting and bowling. Popular clubman Peter Smith was named the Bluus Best Clubman for the 2025/2026 season.

It was another successful year for the club, despite falling to Wy Yung in the “A” grade grand final in their quest for back-to-back glory.

Promising youngster, Casey Roy was the winner of the under 13 batting and also took the most catches. (PS)

Charlie Irish was all smiles after winning the under 13 bowling award. (PS)

The coaches award in the under 13s was awarded to Eli Greening. (PS)

Jacko Stewart was the most improved player in the Bulls under 13s. (PS)

Mason Pender had a good season with both bat and ball, finishing runner-up in both the under 13 batting and bowling. (PS)

Scott Davidson was the 2025/26 club champion, and also won the “A” grade bowling, while son Will took out the under 16 bowling. (PS)

Rex Hellisen was the winner of the “B” grade batting. (PS)

Oliver Hellisen had a good season in both senior and junior cricket, winning the “B” grade bowling and the most improved player in the under 16s. (PS)