Congratulations on a great season Lucy Cripps! Victorian women's cricket Future Star nominee.
Well done
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Overport Park Master Plan
Overport Park is highly valued by the community for both its natural character and a number of recreational uses. The development of this master plan aims to improve the reserve’s recreational functionality for all the different park users whilst protecting and enhancing the character of the park and the integrity of the public greenspace.
The first round of consultation was held in late 2019 and aimed to understand the community’s future aspirations for Overport Park, what is working well and areas for improvement.
Drawing upon this consultation, a number of thematic directions and high level recommendations have been developed for Overport Park.
THESE PLANS ARE NOT FINAL (they are ideas/recommendations). Some have been completed or ongoing.
More information : www.frankston.vic.gov.au/Your_Council/Have_Your_Say/Overport_Park_Master_Plan?BestBetMatch=overport|8e168698-f3aa-4c4b-89d5-f3648773c670|bd8b025c-07ee-45a9-ba7e-a1da00e5c6d8|en-AU
Overport Park Redevelopment Foundation
Overport Park Redevelopment Foundation
Given all the uncertainty around the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for social distancing and with reluctance to organise caterers, entertainment etc, we have decided to POSTPONE the Foundation Wall night scheduled for April 17th.This event will be rescheduled at a later date.
LATEST NEWS CANCELLATION OF MPCA CRICKET GRAND FINALS
To all MPCA Clubs, Players, Administrators, Umpires and Supporters,
I wish to inform you that the MPCA Board has decided to cancel the 2019/2020 finals series which would have been run over this coming weekend.
We understand this is extremely disappointing for all clubs that have made it into the Finals after a long season.
It will also be disappointing to those clubs who have put their hands up to host the Finals at their grounds.
The decision has not been taken lightly and has been one of considerable discussion and angst for the Board.
This decision is in line with Cricket Victoria’s directive received today from Cricket Australia and Cricket Victoria (see the following Extract from the attachment),
“Cricket Australia, in consultation with its State and Territory Associations, has cancelled the Marsh Sheffield Shield final for 2019/20 and Cricket Victoria has taken the further step of cancelling all Premier Cricket finals from this week onwards.
We expect local community cricket and school competitions to take the same leadership position and cancel all cricket playing and training activity for the remainder of the 2019/20 season in response to this unprecedented global health issue.”
The MPCA Board feels that it must take the advice seriously in order to assist with COVID-19 (Corona Virus) risk mitigation measures and help protect not only all members in the MPCA but those in the wider community .
No decision has been made in regards to making a determination on the awarding of Premierships in all senior grades yet, the Board will be discussing this over the next few days and will convey that outcome at a later date.
The MPCA Board also makes a strong recommendation to all clubs to seriously consider postponing or cancelling any planned social events, including Junior and Senior Club Presentation Nights.
The MPCA Board thanks you for your cooperation and understanding.
Stephen Morone
President
MPCA
Absolute wank
Doesn't look like there will be any Grand Final cricket this weekendFURTHER CHANGES: Due to coronavirus, we’ve had to implement further changes to our day to day operations.
Unfortunately, this means that the remainder of the Marsh Sheffield Shield has now been cancelled and it is recommended that all cricket played within the community is ceased for the remainder of the 2019/20 season.
Putting the health and safety of all participants, volunteers and the wider community is our number one priority and we hope to resume normal operations as soon as it’s safe to do so. We thank our cricket community for your support during this time. 🙏🏻
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I believe the league (MPCA) will make a call this afternoon
Ridiculous Hopefully the MPCA exercises some common sense here.
Coronavirus Update : from Frankston City Council
Good afternoon club representatives,
Today Council issued the following statement in regards to the State Government’s Coronavirus measures:
To combat Coronavirus, Premier Daniel Andrews has declared that Victoria will enter a State of Emergency at midday today (16 March).
This State of Emergency will last four weeks and provide the Chief Health Office powers to enforce 14-day isolation requirements for all travellers entering the country and cancel mass gatherings of more than 500 people.
Like all Victorian councils, Frankston City Council has a Pandemic Plan in place and it is likely the State of Emergency will activate this plan.
Frankston City Council Mayor, Sandra Mayer, said Council had recently conducted an extensive review of this plan, the overarching Municipal Emergency Management Plan and its Business Continuity Plan.
“Following these reviews, we are confident we are well-prepared for a pandemic,” Cr Mayer said.
“In the meantime, we have taken a number of precautionary measures to protect officers and the community and will continue to act on the advice and recommendations of the Department of Health and Human Services.”
The Pandemic Plan includes contingency measures in case officers are unable to work because they are unwell, in precautionary isolation or required to work from home. Additionally, the work spaces of staff members with critical responsibilities will be separated.
The Mayor added, “In order to protect our community, we are investigating the need to close Ordinary Council Meetings and cancel or postpone events and will keep everyone updated.”
To protect the wellbeing and safety of patrons, staff, vendors and the community, organisers have cancelled the 2020 Waves and Wheels Film Festival, which was planned for March 27-29 on Frankston Beach.
Steps have been taken to ensure Meals on Wheels operates as usual but there may be some changes to Maternal and Child Health non-critical services.
The Mayor said the health of the Frankston City community was Council’s priority.
“As I said, we will continue to update residents as this situation develops and further information comes to hand.”
The Department of Health and Human Services has released the following good hygiene advice to limit the spread of Coronavirus:
- Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze.
- Throw your tissue in to a plastic-lined rubbish bin after use.
- If you don’t have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve or elbow. Do not use your hands.
- Wash your hands regularly with soap and water including after you cough or sneeze, before preparing or eating food and after going to the toilet.
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth as germs spread this way.
If you suspect you may have the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), please call the dedicated hotline on 1800 675 398.
Some sporting associations have taken further measures to suspend competition and trainings. Please contact the relevant sporting associations directly for more information.
It is recommended that at a minimum clubs should undertake the following at their pavilions and/or ensure:
· All surfaces are cleaned, such as counters, tabletops, doorknobs, bathroom fixtures, toilets, phones, keyboards, tablets, and tables, at least once a day wearing disposable gloves;
· Clean any surfaces that may have blood, body fluids and/or secretions or excretions on them;
· Ensure sanitizer or wipes are available at all points of contact
· Ensure signage re: hand wash and hygiene techniques are posted strategically
· Ensure that food services meet appropriate hygiene standards, with all individuals handling food wearing personal protection equipment including aprons, gloves and masks;
· Not source food or beverages from areas of contamination or exposure; and
· regularly remind and encourage everyone, particularly juniors, of the need to wash hands regularly and adopt the other principles of a good hygiene strategy
With MPCA Grand Finals on this weekend, the BPCC will endeavour to meet all these standards.
Paul Edbrooke MPAnother amazing redeveloped sporting facility opened in frankston!
Congratulations to Frankston Dolphins Football Netball Club and Baden Powell on such a great partnership with Frankston City Council and the State Labor Government.
You asked, we delivered!
I love play again...
****DATE CHANGE!****
Season 2019/20 Baden Powell Cricket Club Presentation Dinner.
•Saturday 28th March from 7pm
•Overport Park Pavilion
•Cost $50pp (includes 3 course meal and $20 Venue ticket)
•Under 18s cost $30pp (includes 3 course meal)
THIS IS A PRE-PAID EVENT - Please bank deposit funds with 'NAME'
Bank Name: Bendigo Bank
Account Name: Baden Powell Cricket Club
BSB: 633000
Account Number: 143917458
More info click:
www.facebook.com/events/628229794420691/
Cate Harrison
#bravesbpcc #badenpowellcc
A couple of good looking rosters in this photo
Except that one on bottom right 😉😉😂😂😂
***THIS WEEKEND!!***
•Last round of senior cricket (all one day games)
•PAST PLAYERS, SUPPORTERS & OFFICIALS DAY Saturday
•4 x 10 Year Grand Final Reunions
•BPCC Team of the Decade (2010-2020) Announcement.
Get down to Overport and join in the fun!
All welcome!
Is that suppose to say 2010-2020??
Ryan Robson
Under 14 semi final about to get underway at Baxter. Best of luck boys. GO BRAVES.
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