Shaun Redman takes on Greater Northern Raiders women's cricket coaching role
Shaun Redman is appointed head coach of the Greater Northern Raiders' women's cricket program.
Shaun Redman has taken on a dual coaching role in Tasmanian cricket. He is head coach of the Greater Northern Raiders' women's program in the Cricket Tasmania Premier League.
Redman also serves as the northern region's high performance coach. He replaces Andy Gower at the Raiders.
Redman brings experience from playing at that level in the competition's first season. The role includes developing female talent across the coast.
A new rookie Raiders program runs alongside the senior team. Redman said coaching women's cricket is a different challenge from his previous work.
But the basics of the game remain the same. He wants to raise the profile of northern Tasmanian cricket.
He also wants the region's young players to get equal exposure across regional areas.
- Shaun Redman
- Coach
- Andy Gower
- Previous Raiders coach
- About 12, aged 9 to 18 years old
- Girls in rookie program
- Greater North Tasmania
- Region
Why it mattersStrong pathways and coaching in regional areas help develop talent early. They ensure young players don't miss out on opportunities just because they live outside major cities.
AustraliaYoung female cricketers across northern Tasmania now have dedicated coaching support and clearer development pathways to higher levels of the sport.
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