OPENERS Sophie Reid and Cailin Green put on an 172-run partnership for Carlton Blues during their win over Ringwood to lead the Rookie Me Central Victorian Women’s Premier 1sts Team of the Week for Round 7. Melbourne Demons easily had the most representatives with four players in this week’s 11, whilst Prahran True Blues and Dandenong Panthers joined Carlton with multiple players. Box Hill Mustangs‘ Zoe Griffiths was the remaining representative.

1. Sophie Reid (Carlton)

Reid was on fire with the bat on the weekend. Combining with opening partner Cailin Green, the pair put on a 172 opening run opening stand in Carlton’s comfortable win over Box Hill. Reid hit 84 of those 172 runs

2. Cailin Green (Carlton)

Green was the other half of Carlton’s amazing opening run stance of 172 on the weekend. She hit 66 of the 120.

3. Zoe Griffiths (Box Hill)

Although Box Hill struggled on the weekend against Carlton, Griffiths was the shining light. She was top scorer for the Mustangs by a long way, striking 60.

4. Rhiann O’Donnell (Melbourne)

Although the target Melbourne had to reach on the weekend was not very high, O’Donnell still put in an impressive performance. She hit 51 runs in the comfortable win.

5. Chelsea Moscript (Dandenong) (Captain)

The Dandenong veteran was brilliant with both bat and ball on the weekend in Dandenong’s narrow win over Ringwood. She hit 45 with the bat before taking 4/50 off 10 overs with the ball.

6. Teagan Parker (Melbourne)

In her side’s win over Plenty Valley, Parker was busy behind the stumps. She took a catch, assisted in a runout and registered a stumping.

7. Julie Fearns (Dandenong)

Like teammate Moscript, Fearns was in fine form with the ball on the weekend against Ringwood. In her 10 overs, she took 3/24, which included three maidens.

8. Merinda Hale (Prahran)

As her side finally got another win on the board this season, Hale was in the thick of the bowling action. In 9.1 overs, she had three maidens and took 3/13.

9. Ella Hayward (Melbourne)

The Victorian and Renegades star was in fine nick with the ball on the weekend versus Plenty Valley. In 7 ½ overs (which included a maiden) she took 3/15.

10. Sophie Day (Prahran)

The Victorian and Stars star took 3/22 from 10 overs on the weekend (which included two maidens) as her side finally got another win on the board.

11. Hasrat Gill (Melbourne)

Gill is one of the leading wicket takers this season and last weekend was no different. In her side’s comfortable win over Plenty Valley she took 3/29.