Team Monash
Cricket Club
Monash University Women's Cricket Club (1967-2008)
MUWCC was originally formed in 1967/68 joining the VWCA and existing as a seperate club to the Monash University Men's Cricket Club, the club lasted until 1970/71 until it had a four year break. The club played a B-Grade Grand Final against Melbourne University in their first season.The MUWCC was reformed in 1975/76 at Monash University Clayton still as a separate club to Men's Cricket Club, while sharing the facilities on campus, with women's games played at the number 4 and the number 3 oval (rugby) and men's games been played on the two main turf ovals.
In season 2002/2003 the Monash University Women's Cricket Club was merged with Hawthorn Ladies Cricket Club along with the Monash University Men's Cricket Club. The club played as the joint entity Hawthorn-Monash University Hawks until in season 2008/2009 when the Monash University Gryphons Cricket Club amalgamated with the Hawthorn-Monash University Women's teams, and entered a Victorian Women's Cricket Association Premier Firsts team along with a community team.
Linda Machin won the Una Paisley Medal in 2005/06. In 2005/06 Lynsey Pritchard won the B-Grade Most Valuable U18 Player.
Monash Awards: 1982 Kim Holmes (Full Blue), 1982 Gwen Rowe (Half Blue), 1986 Rosanne Pittard (Sports Award).
Life Members: Gwen Rowe
Victorian Players: Julie Hunter (202), Jodie Dean (199), Megan White (194), Charmaine Mason (162), Wanda McGuinness (167), Alyssa Underwood (192), Monique Brasher (187)
Australian Players: Julie Hunter
Monash Gryphons Cricket Club (1994-2012)
The Monash Gryphons Cricket Club soon realised the potential of forming a women's XI which first played in the season of 1994-95 in the Victorian Women's Cricket Association. The first captain was Tracy Widdows. They won their first Premiership in the season of 2000-01. The combined Monash University Gryphons Women's team shared the 2010-11 VWCA Central Premiership with Edinburgh and unfortunately only competed for one more season, before taking a break from competition in 2012.The Monash Gryphons Cricket Club was based at East Caulfield Reserve.
Monash Awards: Sally Leroy nee Wamond (Monash Blue)
Life Members: Tracy Walker nee Widdows
Monash University Cricket Club (2016-present)
A Monash University women's cricket team was again reformed at the Clayton campus in 2016 after another 4 year hiatus, with new students joining from the University along with some existing members keen to start playing again. The team started at East Caulfield Reserve and moved to Monash University Clayton (Main Oval) after the first season, with the installation of a Synethtic Wicket. The club maintains the Gryphon as it's logo.After only 3 seasons, the club has grown to two sides, and won a T20 and One Day Premiership.
Life Members: Cat Jones
