Corowa NSW cricket targets comeback with young state representatives
Corowa cricket has signed two under-17 state representatives to improve after last year's disappointing campaign.
Corowa aims to bounce back this season after a poor year. The club is bringing in two young state players.
Reid McNamara and Nick Oliver are both under-17 state representatives. They join Corowa.
The co-coaches expect the squad to improve as a team. They also want to develop cricketers ready for higher levels.
Wodonga are season favourites as defending champions. Mitchell expects finalists to include Lavington, Corowa, Albury, Wodonga, East Albury and Belvoir.
- Reid McNamara and Nick Oliver
- New recruits
- Ben Mitchell and Tim Hartshorn
- Co-coaches
- Wodonga (defending champions)
- Season favourites
Why it mattersCorowa's revival attempt shows the club is investing in young talent to compete in the Riverina competition and develop pathways for promising players.
AustraliaRegional cricket gets a boost with ambitious clubs recruiting state-level talent; Corowa's season could reshape the CAW competition.
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