WJCC’s Alyssa Dermody Shines at Under 16 Female National Championship

WJCC is thrilled to celebrate the exceptional achievements of one of its shining stars, Alyssa Dermody, at the Under 16 Female National Championship representing Western Australia (WA). Alyssa, fondly known as “Lissy” to her teammates and fans, showcased her remarkable talent as an opening batter, making an indelible mark on the tournament.

Alyssa’s stellar performance includes amassing an impressive 268 runs with an average of 44.6, securing her position as the third top run scorer of the championship. Her prowess with the bat was further highlighted by her achievement of three half-centuries, including an unbeaten 64 not out, during which she carried her bat through the innings against Victoria. This remarkable feat demonstrated not only her technical abilities but also her mental toughness and resilience under pressure.

Alyssa’s consistent and outstanding performance throughout the championship earned her a well-deserved selection as a batter in the prestigious team of the tournament. This accolade not only reflects her individual brilliance but also her significant contribution to the team’s success during the championship. Her selection in the team of the tournament is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and exceptional cricketing skills, which have been honed through countless hours of practice and commitment to the sport.

WJCC is incredibly proud of Alyssa and her achievements. She is an inspiration to her teammates and young cricketers everywhere, showcasing what dedication and passion for the game can achieve. Alyssa’s journey is a shining example of the bright future of women’s cricket in Western Australia and beyond.

As Alyssa continues to grow and develop her skills, the entire WJCC community eagerly anticipates witnessing many more of her cricketing triumphs in the future. Her achievements at the Under 16 Female National Championship are just the beginning of what promises to be a stellar career in cricket.

Congratulations, Alyssa! Keep shining and making WJCC and Western Australia proud with your remarkable accomplishments!