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Welcome to ggcc.au - the new website for all your Brumbies news.

More content will be added over the next week or two.

The Committee decided to make it easier for Grum to hand over the login details when the time comes.

Please note that email addresses may have changed. Check out the Contact us page for more details.

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Junior and girls registration now open

Register now for the 2026/27 season. Visit the Registration page for more details.

The Golden Grove Cricket Club is known as the Brumbies and based at the Harpers Field Complex, in the Northeastern suburbs.

The Harpers Field Complex is a state-of-the-art facility, one of the best home grounds in South Australia. Recently redeveloped to include a large function space, spectator seating, new player and umpire changerooms, lighting, and carparking.

Our club strives to provide a safe and family friendly venue for all our members and the general community. We have a focus on fun and participation for our juniors, while we aim for success and quality competition for our senior grades.

  • Research into the Club's history suggests that a Golden Grove Cricket Club (GGCC) may have existed in 1875.

  • The Club has physical evidence that a Golden Grove Cricket Club existed in 1901/02; a medal presented to Arthur Roberts by Golden Grove Cricket Club during the 1901/02 season “in recognition of services” has been donated to the Club by Arthur’s grandniece, Mrs Kath Johnstone. Arthur is cousin to the grandfather of our own George Eden (Life member).

  • In 1958, a GGCC applied to join the Para Districts Cricket Association but was not accepted.

  • Prior to that there was a Golden Grove Cricket Club Salisbury & Districts Cricket Association, and the Prospect Association during the 1950s.

Our history

  • The current incarnation of Golden Grove Cricket Club was formed in 1994 by Rob Wallace – the 64th senior and 54th junior clubs to join the Para Districts Cricket Association (PDCA).

  • Our first season in PDCA was 1995/96 and the final year for our First XI was 1998/99 – when we won the PDCA Grade 2 Premiership.

  • We had several grounds in the early years of our entry into the Adelaide Turf Cricket Association (ATCA).

  • In 2004/05, the first sporting contest was held at Harper’s Field, when we became based there as our main match and training venue.

  • After several junior and lower senior grade premierships, we won finally won our First XI turf premiership in 2022/23 in the ATCA A3 grade.