NT Cricket Match Officals Association

16/08/2026

Congratulations to Our Outstanding Scorers, Scoreboard Operators and Volunteers at the Test Match!

On behalf of the NT Cricket Match Officials Association, we would like to extend our sincere congratulations and appreciation to the members who proudly represented our association during the recent Test Match at TIO Stadium.

A special congratulations to:

Kathryn White – Scorer #122
Mark White – Scorer #123
Cheryl Owens – Scorer #124

Lily Gellel – Scoreboard Operator
Naomi McMahon – Scoreboard Operator

These members played an important role in the successful delivery of international cricket in the Northern Territory and showcased the professionalism, dedication and teamwork that our association is known for.

A particularly heartfelt thank you goes to Cheryl Owens, who stepped in at short notice to cover for Kathryn following an interstate family emergency. We also thank Naomi McMahon, who volunteered to take over scoreboard duties on Day 4 after Lily became unwell. Your willingness to step up when needed embodies the true spirit of our cricket community.

We would also like to congratulate a select group of NTCMOA members who were invited to participate in the Match Officials and Volunteers Walk during the Tea interval on Day 3. Having the opportunity to complete a lap of TIO Stadium in front of a Test Match crowd was a memorable and well-deserved recognition of the countless hours our officials and volunteers contribute to cricket throughout the year.

Moments like these highlight the vital role that scorers, scoreboard operators, match officials and volunteers play in the game we all love. While much of their work happens behind the scenes, cricket simply could not function without their dedication and commitment.

Thank you all for your service, professionalism and passion for cricket in the Northern Territory. We are incredibly proud of your achievements and the way you represented both the NTCMOA and the wider Northern Territory cricket community on the international stage.

Congratulations and thank you to each of you on a job exceptionally well done!

11/08/2026

🏏 Another Outstanding Achievement for an NTCMOA Member 🏏

The Northern Territory Cricket Match Officials Association is proud to congratulate Rob Stewart on his official appointment to the Weber WBBL Umpire Panel for the 2026/27 season.

This appointment marks Rob's second consecutive year on the Weber WBBL Umpire Panel, reflecting his ongoing dedication, professionalism, and commitment to developing his craft as an umpire. Being reappointed to a national panel is a significant achievement and demonstrates the confidence Cricket Australia continues to place in his abilities and performances.

Rob's appointment is not only a personal milestone but also a proud moment for NTCMOA, showcasing the quality of officiating talent coming from the Northern Territory. His continued success serves as an inspiration to developing umpires and highlights the opportunities available through hard work, commitment, and a passion for the game.

Congratulations Rob on this well-deserved recognition, and we wish you every success throughout the upcoming Weber WBBL season.

We would also like to once again recognise the recent appointments of several other NTCMOA members, further highlighting the strength and depth of officiating talent within our association:

Imran Muhammad on his appointment to the Under 19 Female Championships.

Mark and Kathryn White on their appointments as Official Scorers for the Test Match.

Lily Gellel on her appointment as Scoreboard Operator for the Test Match.

These appointments, together with Rob's reappointment to the Weber WBBL Umpire Panel for a second consecutive season, reflect the dedication, professionalism and expertise of NTCMOA members. Congratulations to all on these outstanding achievements and thank you for continuing to represent the Northern Territory and our association with distinction on the national stage.

Congratulations Rob, Imran, Mark, Kathryn and Lily on your well-deserved appointments. We look forward to following your success and seeing you continue to make the Northern Territory proud.

31/07/2026

🏏 More Exciting News for the Association! 🏏
It's now time to celebrate some outstanding achievements from our scoring team!
The NT Cricket Match Officials Association is proud to congratulate Kathryn White (Australian Test scorer number 122) and Mark White (Australian Test scorer number 123) on their appointment for the upcoming Test Match.
We also extend our congratulations to Lilly Gellel, who has been appointed as the Scoreboard Operator for the match.
These appointments are a fantastic recognition of the dedication, professionalism and commitment that Mark, Kathryn and Lilly continue to demonstrate in supporting cricket across the Northern Territory. While much of their work takes place behind the scenes, it is a vital part of delivering the game at the highest level.
To have three of our members appointed to such a prestigious fixture is an achievement that our entire Association can be proud of.
Please join us in congratulating Mark, Kathryn and Lilly on these well-deserved appointments. We wish them every success and know they will represent the Territory and our Association with distinction.
👏🏏 Congratulations Mark, Kathryn and Lilly! 🏏👏

30/07/2026

As Trevor returns home to Perth for the final time, family and friends are invited to celebrate a life well lived and remember the many lives he touched along the way.

Memorial Service Details:

Friday, 14 August 2026
10:30am
Baldivis District Sporting Complex
Eighty Road, Baldivis, WA
Organisation and club shirts are warmly welcomed

We look forward to coming together to share memories, honour Trevor's life, and celebrate the legacy of a devoted family man, loyal friend, and respected member of the cricket community.

Rest easy, Trev. You will be deeply missed and never forgotten. ❤️🏏💛

Please see the service notice below for further details.

27/07/2026

Congratulations to Rob Stewart and Imran Muhammad!

The NT Cricket Match Officials Association is proud to congratulate Rob Stewart and Imran Muhammad on their reappointment to the Cricket Australia State and Territory Umpire Panel for the 2026/27 season.

This achievement marks the second consecutive year that the Northern Territory has been represented on this prestigious panel, reflecting the high standard of officiating being developed within our cricket community.

A special congratulations also goes to Imran Muhammad on his selection to officiate at the Cricket Australia Under 19 Female National Championships in Adelaide from 3–10 December 2026. This appointment is a well-deserved recognition of Imran's dedication, professionalism, and continued excellence as an umpire.

Congratulations to both Rob and Imran on these outstanding achievements. We wish you all the very best for the season ahead and look forward to seeing you continue to represent the Northern Territory with distinction.

13/07/2026

10/07/2026

Supporting Trevor's Family Many of you will know Trevor through cricket and umpiring, but to those clo… Rob Stewart needs your support for Vale Trevor Krink

04/07/2026

As many of you know, our cricket community recently lost a much-loved friend, umpire, and family member, Trevor.
To support Natalie and Trevor's family during this incredibly difficult time, a GoFundMe page has been established. Any contribution, no matter how small, will be greatly appreciated, and sharing this post would mean just as much.
Thank you for helping us honour Trevor's memory and support those he loved most.
🏏❤️ Vale Trevor. Forever part of our cricket family.

Supporting Trevor's Family Many of you will know Trevor through cricket and umpiring, but to those clo… Rob Stewart needs your support for Vale Trevor Krink

03/07/2026

💙 VALE TREVOR 🏏

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our friend, colleague and fellow official, Trevor Krink

Trevor was not only a valued member of our association he was family. His dedication to cricket and umpiring, his friendship, and his unwavering support of those around him left a lasting impact on everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.

Cricket and umpiring were more than a passion for Trevor; they were his love and his family. Through his commitment to the game and the people within it, he helped shape our community and created friendships and memories that will endure for years to come.

Our heartfelt condolences are extended to Trevor's Mum Merilyn, Brother Andrew, and his Partner Natalie Meredith-Fraser, and all of his family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.

As a cricket and umpiring community, we stand together in mourning his loss and will continue to support Trevor's family while honouring the remarkable contribution he made to our association and the game he loved.

Vale Trevor. Thank you for your friendship, dedication, and kindness. You will be deeply missed and never forgotten. 💙🏏