All proceeds from the raffle were given back to the rapidly growing club. The number of junior cricketers at the club rose from 550 last year to 670.
“We are hoping the money raised from this year’s raffle tickets will go towards the purchase of new kit bags,” under-13s coach Ash Koli said.
“With the new juniors coming on board we need more wickets, bats, pads, helmets, gloves and training balls so all ticket sales are going to help.”
Toyota WA and the WACA started the raffle last year to support WA cricket at a grass roots level.
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READ NOWThe money raised goes back to local clubs, but a lucky person with the winning ticket will drive away with a new Toyota Camry.
Toyota WA regional manager Terry Wood said it was important to support and nurture the development of future athletes.