Rosebud Cricket Club | Since 1895
The Rosebud Cricket Club has a proud history reaching back to it’s establishment in 1895. To this day the Club continues to play an important role in the local community, providing the game of cricket to hundreds of boys and girls, and men and women, in a family friendly environment.
The Club participates in the Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association (MPCA) and during season 2024/25 expects to field 4 senior cricket sides and 8 junior sides. The Club also runs a Woolworths Cricket Blast program which is a great way for boys and girls aged up to 10 years of age to learn the basics of the game and have a lot of fun with other children their age.
The 2024/25 season has come to a close and not the result we wanted to end the year. A big congratulations goes to Mornington Cricket Club who played exceptionally well all weekend and deserved the Premiership. We wish you all the best in Provincial in 2025/26.
The boys had a great season and should be very proud of themselves after falling just short in the Grand Final.
The boys will bounce back from this and will be ready to go one better next season, which will be the clubs 130th year.
Keep an eye out for some exciting announcements this off season.
We would like to thank all our amazing Members, Supporters, Family, Friends and Sponsors who have supported us all year.
We wouldn't be the Club we are without you all.
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Reminder this Saturday night we are holding our presentation night.
It will be a great night so please make sure you’re in attendance.
Please pay for your tickets into the club account via bank transfer. Please put your name and presentation tickets as the reference. Can’t wait to see you their🦈🦈🦈🦈
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If you are free and available it would be great to get as many cricketers to the Rosebud Football Netball Club round 1 clash against Red Hill.
Half time of the seniors the football and cricket club will be opening the “Waugh Rooms” in a tribute to the Waugh family and it would be great to get as many people down to support the Waugh family ... See MoreSee Less
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It is with great sadness that all involved at Rosebud Cricket Club have lost a Life Member of the club. Bryan Waugh passed away peacefully on 29th March with his family by his side.
Bryan played cricket in the 70’s & 80’s but it was his work off the field where he made an enormous contribution to the club. Holding a variety of Office bearer roles, as needs dictated at the time, he devoted enormous time & effort ensuring not only the day to day operation of the club but providing a solid foundation for the future.
Bryan was instrumental in the work required to have social rooms built at the ground for the benefit of both the Cricket & Football clubs. So much so that the social rooms will be named “The Waugh Rooms” at a presentation in the social rooms on Saturday 5th April at halftime in the footy. Feel free to attend the presentation to acknowledge the families involvement at both clubs.
This honour recognises not only Bryan’s contribution to both clubs but also other family members. Michael (Sticks) Waugh is a Life Member of the Football club (300+games, Sponsor & Committeeman) and played cricket over 3 decades, in recent years helping to “fill-in” when sides were short of players despite his ageing body. Bryan’s other son, Paul, also played many years of cricket & football at Rosebud before moving interstate.
Bryan had not been well in recent years but was informed of the naming of the Social rooms several weeks ago. He was most surprised but as usual extremely humble.
Bryan’s wife Cath was a huge support to Bryan & the boys and was regularly seen assisting around the clubs & both enjoying the community involvement and the social side of each club.
Bryan & Cath also have 3 daughters, Tracy, Lisa & Julie who were keen supporters of the clubs & the family activities.
Life Members are recognised for work done at clubs in past years and Bryan, like many Life Members continue contributing well after official recognition. They are the heart & sole of clubs & the community.
In Bryan we have lost one of the best.
Our heartfelt condolences to family & friends.
RIP Brayn
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My condolences to Cath and the family. I worked with Bryan at Dromana post office for a number of years. Along with Barry Mcclean, the three of us spent a lot of time talking sport. Those were great times. RIP Bryan
Andrea and I pass on our condolences and would like to express our respects to Bryan. RIP.
I remember Bryan well and warmly from when I was a kid and he worked at (maybe managed?) the Rosebud Post Office. My parents were friends of his too, and I was at school with his daughter Lisa. Such a lovely man, my deepest condolences to his family, friends and club members.