Photo Credit: Western Australia Cricket Association
PlayHQ club starter training has commenced with the first session taking place at the WACA Ground on Tuesday and a second metro session this evening.
250 people attended Tuesday’s training session both in-person and virtually which included step-by-step instructions on how to set up their club on PlayHQ, create teams for the upcoming season, and create registration forms.
These sessions are aimed at providing clubs with information to pass onto their players and volunteers to make the transition process as seamless as possible.
Clubs will notify their players when registrations are open over the coming weeks. Part of that will be creating their PlayHQ profile and linking their historic cricket stats from MyCricket to PlayHQ.
Please remember that all junior and senior participants must self-register online for the upcoming season. There is no longer the ability for clubs to manually register players.
Registrations are still open for our regional sessions in Busselton, Kalgoorlie, and Esperance in the final week of June, and you can register here.
Metro clubs who weren’t able to attend this weeks training can register to attend one of the regional sessions online.
To access more resources and information about PlayHQ including the getting stated guide and training timeline, click here.
Name of Author: Western Australia Cricket Association
WA Cricket, formerly known as the Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA), is the governing body for cricket in Western Australia. Established on November 5, 1885, the WACA opened its iconic ground, the WACA Ground, in 1893.
