Family Fun and Inclusive Cricket Take Centre Stage at Invermay Park for the First Inclusion Club Cup

LAUNCESTON, TAS – Everyday Independence is teaming up with Blind Cricket Tasmania, Inclusive Innovations Tasmania, and Mowbray Cricket Club to host a community day of inclusive sport and family fun at Invermay Park on Sunday, 1 March 2026 from 10:00am-4:00pm.

The first-ever Inclusion Club Cup will feature the Tasmania Blind and Low Vision Tigers taking on Mowbray Cricket Club’s First XI in an action‑packed match of Blind and Low Vision (BLV) SONIX Cricket—a fast, fully accessible format designed to bring everyone closer to the game.

The community is invited to enjoy family activities, meet the players, try BLV SONIX Cricket, and connect with Everyday Independence’s Launceston allied therapy team to learn about the social model therapy in action.

Event Details:

• What: Inclusion Club Cup – BLV SONIX Cricket Match and Family Fun Day
• Teams: Tasmania Blind and Low Vision Tigers vs Mowbray Cricket Club First XI
• When: Sunday, 1 March 2026, 10:00am–4:00pm
• Where: Invermay Park, Forster St, Invermay TAS 7248

About the Positive Change Push

The Inclusion Club Cup is part of Everyday Independence’s Positive Change Push; a national social impact initiative that empowers Everyday Independence team members to drive inclusion and challenge perceptions of disability through community-based projects.

About BLV SONIX Cricket

BLV SONIX Cricket blends the pace of indoor cricket with Big Bash–style excitement. The accessible format features six‑a‑side teams, 14 overs, Power Plays, potential Super Overs, batting pairs, wicket penalties, closer marked boundaries for higher scoring, and low‑vision simulation with four sighted players wearing blackout glasses. Creating a fast, inclusive experience for all abilities.

Media Contact

Tara Cahill
Head of Engagement and Marketing 📞 0417 145 139 ✉️ tarac@everydayind.com.au

About Everyday Independence

Everyday Independence is a team of over 900 therapy professionals dedicated to empowering Australians with disability to live full, meaningful lives as valued members of their communities. Operating across six states, our local teams support more than 12,000 NDIS participants each year through evidence‑based, community-focused therapy. For over 25 years, we have led positive change through inclusive, person‑centred practice.