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Our History
The Eastlake Cricket Club (ECC) is the only foundation Club still playing in the ACT Premier Cricket Competition and we have a rich and colourful history.
The club was founded by Mr William (Bill) Findlay and Mr John (Jack) Esmond in 1922, with the original team formed from the staff of the Canberra Cooperative Society Store, located next to the Canberra Railway Station in Eastlake (now known as Kingston). Jack Esmond led the Cooperative Store staff in a cricket team which became the core of the Eastlake team when it was founded in late 1922, often playing in a local competition on a pitch adjacent to the store.
The first club match played under the auspices of the new Federal Territory Cricket Association was on 7 October 1922 between Eastlake and Cadets. The location of this match is unknown, with the first reference to the Kingston Oval location being in 1926/27 when Eastlake listed its home ground as an area “south of the Printers Headquarters” believed to be the current site of Kingston Oval.
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Men's Cricket
Eastlake Cricket Club has a proud history of fielding a full complement of teams across all ACT Premier Cricket competitions.
Junior Cricket
Eastlake offers a wide range of junior cricket options – from the Blasters program through to the Stage 1 to Stage 3 open (mixed) and girls competitions and colts (mixed).
Women's Cricket
Eastlake Cricket Club has fielded a team in the senior women's competition since 2002 and the team is one of the most successful in the history of women's cricket in the ACT.
Masters Cricket
Masters Cricket in the ACT and Australia is experiencing tremendous growth in participation.
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