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Game Series and Premierships

Since its inception in the 1919/20 season, the Gisborne & District Cricket Association (GDCA) has been the foundation of competitive cricket in the Gisborne region, showcasing thrilling matches, exceptional talent, and a rich history of premierships. Over the decades, the GDCA has grown into a respected competition, with teams from across the district striving for excellence and the ultimate prize—premiership glory.

The history of the GDCA is marked by countless memorable games and remarkable feats. Each season has brought new challenges and moments of brilliance, from the early days of cricket in the 1920s to the modern era, where clubs continue to build on the legacy of those who came before them.

Premiership Glory

The GDCA premiership is the pinnacle achievement for any club, representing the hard work, dedication, and teamwork needed to succeed in a competitive cricket landscape. The association’s top competitions, including the A Grade and McIntyre Cup, have seen some of the finest teams and players rise to the occasion, cementing their names in GDCA history.

Across multiple divisions and grades, clubs have battled for premiership honors, each season bringing with it stories of triumph, resilience, and sportsmanship. Whether it's a hard-fought victory in the final over or a season-long domination, winning a GDCA premiership is a cherished accomplishment that resonates with players and supporters alike.

A Legacy of Excellence

  • From the earliest days of cricket in the Gisborne district to the present, the GDCA has nurtured generations of cricketers, with the competition evolving to meet the demands of an ever-changing sporting landscape. Teams from all divisions compete with passion, not only to claim premiership success but also to uphold the values of sportsmanship and community that define cricket in the region.

  • As the association continues to grow, the legacy of past games and premiership winners remains a source of inspiration for current and future generations. The GDCA celebrates this rich tradition, ensuring that the stories of remarkable games, unforgettable seasons, and outstanding teams are remembered and revered.

  • Explore our historical archives to discover the champions who have etched their names into GDCA history, and join us as we continue to celebrate the spirit of cricket in the Gisborne & District Cricket Association.

Decade
Name
Club
Category
Year Inducted
1920's    
John Beattie
Gisborne
Administrator
2020
Rupert Brown
Romsey
Player
2020
 Stan Brocchi
 Gisborne
 Administrator
2020
1930's
 Harry M. White
 Romsey
 Administrator
2020
1940's
 Brian Fitzgerald
 Gisborne
 Administrator
2020 
1950's
 Les Kays
 Gisborne
 Administrator
2020
 Cliff Shaw
 Romsey 
 Player
2020
 John Forbes
 Sunbury
 Player
2020
1960's
 Tom Sankey
 Gisborne
 Player
2020
 Miles Johnstone *
 Lancefield & Bulla Village    
 Player
2020
 John Clifford
 Macedon
 Player
2020
 Doug McIntyre *
 Romsey
 Player, Umpire & Administrator 
2020
 Kevin Sullivan *
 Woodend
 Player & Administrator
2020
1970's
 Bill West
 Lancefield
 Player
2020
 Owen Rose
 Macedon
 Administrator
2020
 Peter Osborne
 Riddell
 Player
2020
 Tom Reynolds
 Romsey
 Player
2020
 Bill Morrison
 Sunbury
 Player
2020
 Alan Williams
 Woodend
 Player
2020
1980's
 Grant Myers
 Bacchus Marsh
 Player
2020
 Brian Mundy
 Gisborne
 Player
2020
 Ron Mau
 Lancefield
 Player
2020
 Kinnear Beatson
 Macedon & Riddell
 Player
2020
 Gerrard Nolan
 Riddell
 Player
2020
 Rob McIntyre *
 Romsey & Riddell
 Player & Administrator
2020 (2025 Legend)
 Peter Cleve
 Wallan
 Player
2020
 Mick Barker
 Woodend
 Player
2020
1990's
 Sean Huddle
 Bacchus Marsh
 Player
2020
 Gary Sanders *
 Gisborne & Woodend
 Player
2020
 Mick Graham
 Lancefield & Riddell
 Player
2020
 Alan Stevenson
 Macedon
 Player
2020
 Rob Thomas
 Riddell
 Player
2020
 Geoff Pitts
 Romsey & Lancefield
 Player
2020
 Mick Jensen
 Sunbury & Sunbury United
 Administrator
2020
 Brian Smith
 Wallan
 Umpire
2020
 Jack Code
 Woodend
 Administrator
2020

* Denotes LEGEND

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