Member consultation process for 2027-32 Strategic Plan

Monday, October 19, 2026

Kilsyth, Melbourne, Australia

Kilsyth Cricket Club announces member consultation process for 2027-32 Strategic Plan

The club’s fourth strategic plan is set to be guided by members, after ‘Your Club, Our Future’ survey results.

Kilsyth Cricket Club members are helping shape the club’s direction over the next five

years, with the 2027-2032 Strategic Plan and new club values set to be developed.

Members will have the opportunity to contribute over a set of short sessions, held on

Thursday nights.

The plan, which is the club’s fourth, builds on last year’s ‘Your Club, Our Future’ survey.

Members who completed the survey said they want Kilsyth to “be a connected,

inclusive club – without losing our competitive edge,” with “continued growth in junior

and women’s cricket,” “clear pathways into senior cricket,” and a “stronger presence in

our local community.”

Instead of asking members to commit to a lengthy consultation, President Tyron Paspa

has been running short activity sessions at the club’s Thursday night post-training

dinners, with each session focused on one part of the new plan or club values. Each

session builds on the last and will culminate in the full plan and value set.

The plan will feature five priorities – Cricket, Social, Community, Financial and

Administration – and each will be paired with a range of actions to build towards them

as part of the 2032 goal.

The planning framework, agreed upon in August, was followed by strategic objectives

agreed in September. Following the consultation period, the club is preparing to releasea draft plan in November, with endorsement planned for January.

Members will be kept informed throughout the process by the club committee.

Quotes attributable to Kilsyth Cricket Club President Tyron Paspa:

“Our 2027-32 strategic plan will give Kilsyth Cricket Club a clear direction, shaped by

the people who make it what it is.”

“Agreeing on our club values is just as important. It means that as we grow, we keep

building a club where people feel welcome, safe and included, and where the next

generation of Redbacks can thrive.”

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Kilsyth Cricket Club media contact

Tyron Paspa | President

E: info@kilsythcricketclub.com.au | M: 0411 260 609