Matt Long took on the role of junior co-ordinator for the first time this season, and has been phenomenal in his approach. Through Matt's work, the club has implemented some fantastic new programs for our juniors to help them develop and integrate themselves into the club.

As we come into the final home and away round of the women's season, have a listen to Ash Grinter talk about her role as player, captain and co-ordinator of East Belmont's women's section.  Don't forget Pink Stumps Day this weekend stretching across 2 days, with a carnival on Sunday including both women's teams playing at Winter Reserve in a double header, kicking off at 12pm.

Mitch, his dogs, and the neighbourhood birds all chip in with a review of Round 11.

Mitch and Ricey are together for the first time since the pod began, recapping the events of Round 10 on location at EBCC.

Mitch and Ricey recap the penultimate round before the break, take a look at how the ladders are shaping up in the lead in to Christmas, and make some special requests of Santa for the final week of 2020. 

A double-header of cricket proved too much for Mitch and Ricey to tackle in long-form, so here's a quick snapshot of some of the memorable moments from the weekend.

Mitch chats with JP about coming to cricket late in life, taking his first steps into senior cricket and then turf and learning to deal with those nerves, and spend longer than you'd expect chatting about Tayla Swift & Disney musicals. Enjoy.

A battered and bruised Mitch and Ricey take a look at Round 5, where East took on Murgheboluc in the senior mens and effected a second straight clean sweep of the season. We go around the grounds for all senior grades, and check in on the statistical leaders to Round 5 of the season. 

An historic weekend that saw 8 senior wins from 8 games, and some stellar performances from our juniors is the focus of this week's pod, with a lot of games content to get through. We also take a look at some of the best strike-rates from our club's bowlers.

In the widest ranging interview yet, Mitch chats with Sean about his love for golf, cricket, family and mates. Despite quickly becoming one of our most decorated players, Sean has remained as humble as you could imagine. Whether that's a part of his upbringing, or just a general understanding that despite his love for it, sport isn't life and death, it helps him stay connected to the community aspect of the sporting clubs he is involved with. Touching on some of his lowest moments as a player, such as overcoming bitter finals disappointments, and some of his greatest successes; what a sporting legacy means and why it's more important to just be a good human; and some of his favourite players at the club; this interview will give you a brilliant understanding of the sort of man Sean O'Neill really is.