Season Review

2015

Season Review

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Contents

Page 3. Firsts for the Academy 2015 4. Academy Awards 2015 6. Academy Awards 2005-2015 and Academy Centurions 7. Academy Team Performances 8. Club Caps 9. Representative Player nominations 2016 10. Under 16 11. Under 15 12. Senior Girls (under 15) 12. Under 14 13. Under 13 14. Junior Girls (under 13) 14. Under 12 15. Under 11 16. Crocus 18. Junior Girls (under 11) 19. Under 10 20. Under 9 21. Overall Academy Records 22. Vacancies 23. and now for 2016

Every effort is made to ensure the information in this Review is accurate but errors can occur! Please contact the Academy Director if you feel there are such errors or omissions. [email protected]

Firsts for Walden Academy cricket 2015

First 3 year old to settle in to Academy – Jack Hill The Academy usually tales players from 5 years of age. Jack was given a trial and passed with flying colours. Thank you to his parents for supporting him. First time we had qualified for the knock out stages of the u13 Peter Coe cup First time we have run 3 girls teams First time we have fielded an u19 team (including u16 Academy players) in a new national competition First Academy player to receive a Cricket World Performance award – Ryan Deamer for his bowling

Club Open Day Saturday 23 April 2016 10-2pm

2015 Awards

Alfred Adams Trophy Michael Turner Batting Award Nominated: Max Haupt, Ronnie Ledwith, Tom Pluck, Henry Clare, Albie Cox, Bertie Scott, Harry Cooke, Harry Ball, Callum Atherton, Connor Webb, Adam Whitehead, Emma Robert, Chay Flynn, Josh Graham, Toby Wheeler, Charlotte Livermore, Michael Turner John Smith Trophy Ryan Deamer Bowling Award Nominated: Jack Ormsby, Ryan Deamer, Alexander Thomas, Ben Coady, John Underweood, Max Haupt, George Weston, Hywel Bowen, Louis Temblett, Liam Mays, Nathan Kidd, Alex Haupt, AdamWhitehead, Saskia Karsten, Emelia Brown, Sam Bolt, Dylan Diggons Ron Muggeridge Jack Ormsby Academician of the Year Nominated: Jack Ormsby, Sam Robinson, Adam Whitehead, Emelia Brown, Nick Tedder, Alexander Thomas, Michael Turner Fiona Harris Award Emelia Brown Female cricketer of the year Nominated: Scarlett Hughes, Amber Mays, Emma Robert, Emelia Brown

Josh Bysouth Under 9 Team of the Year Nominated: u9 playing in u10 league, u11-13 Peter Coe,

Special Award Samuel Robinson Nominated : Samuel Robinson

Crocus Cricketer Nick Tedder Nominated: Dan Leeman, Nick Tedder

SWCC Outstanding Achiever Award (formerly the Jack Petchey Achievement Award – 2006-2015)

SWCC Volunteer of the Year Nigel Tegg Award (formerly the Jack Petchey Leader Award 2006- 2015) Nominated: Paul Gadd, Daniela Karsten, Nigel Tegg, Steve Temblett, Dan Thomas Previous winners:

4 Academy Awards: Notes

Players may be nominated for representative cricket in Essex or Cambridgeshire if they are considered ready to perform at such a level. However, playing at this level relies on commitment as well as talent. If you feel you would like to be considered or if you feel you or your parents cannot make this commitment, please speak to your manager.

Highest batting average min. 5 innings/Lowest bowling average min. 10 overs. Because young players play so few matches we don’t insist on 5 ‘completed’ innings before they qualify with an average. This is not the case in senior cricket. Please note that a more accurate picture of performance can be gained the more overs bowled or the more innings batted. A low minimum has been chosen to involve as many players as possible in the statistics. Overall batting and bowling awards are made by managers in consultation with coaches and others. There are no definitive criteria.

Club caps awarded to any established Academy player taking 5 wickets in one match (including 5 stumpings and/or catches by a wicket keeper), scoring a century, playing at County level or being a first choice selection for the senior SWCC teams or village teams with whom SWCC have a formal arrangement. From 2009 Club caps will be awarded to girls for taking 3 wicket/catches, scoring 50 in a match and for County or adult selection.

Players’ Player may be awarded on the basis of Player of the Match nominations over the course of a season or a vote amongst other squad members.

Academy records have been compiled since 2003. There may well be superior performances before that – just let us know.

The Alfred Adams Batting Award. Alfred Adams scored 279 not out by batting all day against Bishop’s Stortford for SWCC on the Common on 11 July 1837. At the time it was the highest recorded individual score in the country. Fiona Harris was the first woman to play competitively for SWCC in 2002. She still plays for SWCC when she can. John Smith first played for SWCC in 1946 and retired in 1963 at the age of 35. He is the tallest of the team in many of the clubhouse photos of the 1950s and 60s. John passed away in 20??

Josh Bysouth was an u13 Academy player when he died in a car accident with his Grandfather in 2012

Academician of the Year is awarded to the academy player who has made the strongest commitment to his or her own development and to the work of the Academy and Club. It may be related to the “Clubman of the Year” award for each age group.

Jack Petchey Awards were given for outstanding personal achievement 2006-2015. The club withdrew from the scheme in 2015 – it did not recognise youngsters under the age of 11 and the criteria for awards became unduly restrictive. It was replaced by the SWCC Outstanding Achiever Scheme sponsored by???????

We currently do not issue individual medals or trophies, preferring to issue certificates. This maximises involvement and keeps costs low. However, sponsors for individual trophies shown on the previous page are always welcome. WEDCB = West Essex District Cricket Board CYCA = Cambridgeshire Youth Cricket Association. 5 Academy Awards 2005-2015

Year Academician Batting Bowling Girls Crocus Special

2005 Anthony Jamie Kieran Hull n/a Brown King 2006 Joe Barrs Alex Darren Faith Marjoriban White Pickering ks 2007 Joe Barrs Peter Herd Steve Sam Nash Larsen 2008 Jonny Luke Ollie Georgia n/a Hancock Matthews Gramlick Ridge 2009 Jonny Alex Tim Wade Abby Matthew Hancock Morley Borgeson Thear 2010 Sam Larlham Jamie Spencer Katie Dave White Hill Borgeson Hancock 2011 Dan Thomas Alex Andrew Phoebe Nash Chris Jackson Jordan Larlham 2012 Will Clark Jonny Ally Emma Daniel Brace Hancock Borgeson Thomas 2013 Spencer Hill Will Clark Alexander Victoria Hill Chris Thomas Melton 2014 Jonny Brace Jonny Alexander Evie n/a Brace Thomas Borgeson 2015 Jack Ormsby Michael Ryan Emilia Nick Sam Turner Deamer Brown Tedder Robinson Academy Centurions

Year Player 2007 Alex Marjoribanks 2008 Peter Herd 2009 Ed Low and Dan Procter, Ollie Barnes (South Cambs) and Spencer Hill (West Essex) 2010 Alex Jackson, Jamie White, Alex Morley 2011 Jamie White, Alex Jackson, Jonny Brace, Spencer Hill 2012 none 2013 Ollie Barnes, Will Clark, Chris Melton, Finn Karsten 2014 Jonny Brace, Spencer Hill 2015 Bertie Scott Since 2009, centurions have been awarded a certificate on achieving their maiden century. The certificate is issued by Lord’s Taverners and is signed by the ten living players who have scored 100 first-class centuries – Zaheer Abbas (Pakistan), Dennis Amiss (England), Geoffrey Boycott (England), John Edrich (England), Graham Gooch (England), Tom Graveney (England), Graeme Hick (England), Mark Ramprakash (England), Vivian Richards (West Indies), Glenn Turner (New Zealand) 6

Overall Team Academy performances

Teams Drawn/ Win rate Squad Played Won Lost Not played tied % Development 1 0 2 0 1 1 Squad U16 1 5 3 2 0 1 (conceded to us) 50 U15 2 13 10 3 0 4 77 U14 1 8 4 4 0 1 50 U13 3 22 19 3 0 2 86 U12 2 20 16 4 1 0 80 U11 3 22 13 9 0 0 59 U10 3 19 11 8 0 1 58 U9 2 16 13 3 0 0 81 u8 1 4 0 3 1 0 0 Senior Girls 1 3 0 3 0 ? 0 u13 Girls 1 8 6 2 0 2 75 u11 Girls 1 4 0 4 0 4 0 Crocus 1 12 8 4 0 0 66

2015 23 158 103 53 2 16 65 2014 19 136 87 47 1 29 64 2013 19 141 87 53 0 14 62 2012 18 74 54 17 0 64! 73 2011 20 138 65 56 0 35 47 2010 18 150 100 48 1 13 66 2009 18 118 64 51 1 5 76 2008 16 70 40 26 1 8 57 2007 15 75 48 34 0 26 64 2006 12 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 2005 7 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 2004 2 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Important note; Win rate has reduced as number of teams has increased. Additional teams have been introduced to ensure all members 8+ years of age years of all abilities have access to competitive cricket.

7 Club Caps Club caps can be awarded to Academy members (under 16 years of age) for scoring 100 (50 for girls) or taking 5 wickets in one match (3 for girls), playing representative cricket at County level or becoming established in a senior SWCC side or for a village side as part of a formal arrangement with SWCC. They are only awarded once .

2005 Honorary: Sam Thake, Tom Westley. Anthony Brown Matt Stewart. Josh Coote, Kieran Hull, Jamie King, Joe Barrs, Andy Hall, Steve Larsen, Will Brown, Fraser Hill (12) 2006 Alex Marjoribanks, Liam Flynn, Nick Oakley, Dan Mitchell, Tom Fanger, Andy Laws, Kathy Laws. Jamie White (8) 2007 Josh Charge, Jay Ghelani, Jonathan Brace, Peter Herd, Ben Appleby, Emma Borgeson, Abigail Borgeson, Marc Pearson, Luke Diana, Laurence Damary-Homan, Chester Hawkins, Harry Picton- Turbervill, Phoebe Nash (13) 2008 Luke Matthews, Bradley Plumb, Kieran Greig, Jonny Hancock, Josh Beaumont, Ollie Gramlick, Jai Goodwin, Billy Phillips-Diggons, Brittany Smith, Luke Barkes, Harvey Woodbridge, Jonathan Gadd, Joe Robinson, Ben Howerd, Andrew Jordan , James Read (15) 2009 Spencer Hill, Ollie Barnes, Ed Low, Dan Procter, Katy Borgeson, Gaby Clements, Katherine Hawkins, Ryan Webster (8) 2010 Alex Morley, Nik Patel, Ryan Woodcock, Ned Potter, Harry Wendelken, Josh Marsh, Ivan Karsten, Tom Picton-Turbervill, Alex Jackson, Matt Williams, Ally Hancock, Luke Ormsby, Millie Kitcat, Abby Penman, Victoria Hill, Jesper Walker, Owen Eddershaw, Jack Ormsby (18) 2011 5 wickets: Sam Larlham 100: County Cricket: Henry Hoare, Devon Pilkington, Jemima Wightman, Ellie Langworthy, Holly Langworthy, Becky Leeman, Evie Borgeson Senior sides: Will Clark, James Patterson (10) 2012 5 wickets: 100: County Cricket: Jake Ratcliffe (Essex), Sam Matthews (Cambridgeshire), Daniel Thomas (Essex) Senior Sides: Max Wightman, Daniel Thomas, Ryan Brown, Domenic Wilson, Jonny Gadd, George Wardle, Andrew Boreham, Andrew Leeman, Bertie Hughes, Chris Hancock (13) 2013 5 wickets: Alexander Thomas 3 wickets (girls) ; Rebecca Hill, Pippa Morgan 100: Chris Melton, Finn Karsten, Will Clark, County Cricket: Finn Karsten Senior sides: Louis Cooke, Ryan Deamer, Danny Page, Callum Sparrow, Michael Turner, Alexander Thomas (11) 2014 5 wickets: Josh Webb 3 wickets (girls) 100: Jonny Brace County Cricket: Hayden McKenzie, Scarlett Hughes, Emma Roberts, Maisie Southgate, William Chappell Senior sides: Felix Hannam, Josh Brown, Charlie Southgate, Tom Pluck, Ronnie Ledwith (12) 2015 5 wickets: 3 wickets (girls) Lucy Gill, Tabatha Hannam, Sasha Petty 100: Bertie Scott County Cricket: Senior sides: Henry Rodda, Harry Cooke, Louis Temblett, Ben Coady, Harry Ball, Will Banks, Charlie Gadd, Callum Morgan McDermott (12) Note: based on available records. Please contact the Academy Director if you feel you have earned a club cap

Representative Players for 2016- nominations

Full County District Age Cambridgeshire Essex South Cambs West Essex Group U9 U10 Charlie Rowlandson Olly Davis Tommy Mackay Daniel Legg Hywel Bown Dominic Atherton Louis Nichols Henry Howard Sebastian Robinson Bertie Rodda Henry MacDowell Ben Rae U11 Emelia Brown Henry Clare Taegan Chapman Sophie Coady Taegan Chapman Henry Clare George Demetriou-Foale Daniel Turner Tom Mannion Oliver Hucknall Johnny Wiseman Jake Latham Alex Taylor u12 Emma robert Maisie Southgate Charlie Underwood Callum Atherton Will Butterworth Henry Huxter Jasper Luscombe Tom Wisbey Oliver Rogers Kaj Schmidt Alex Lopex-Welsch Oliver Rae U13 Scarlett Hughes Will Barnett Matt Rumsey Hugo Colclough Connor Webb U14 Harry Cooke Harry Ball Harry Ball Harry Cooke Louis Temblett Bertie Scott Adam Oakey Louis Temblett U15 Adam Whitehead Sam Mathews Sam Matthews Hayden McKenzie Hayden McKenzie Harry Wendelken Louis Buck Ben Coady Brad Duers Adam Whitehead U17- Ryan Deamer Jack Ormsby Alexander Thomas Jake Thompson Michael Turner u25 Jack Sneath Cameron Taylor Jonny Brace Senior Joe Barrs n/a n/a Matt Gouldstone Over 60 Malcolm Wright MCC Playing members: Giles Ecclestone, Jamie Sparrow, Ryan Sparrow, Joe Barrs, Steve Plumb, Steve Livermore, Steve Atherton, Nick Batcheler, Jason Gallian, Charlie Knightley, Tom Philp, Matt Gouldstone Full members: Chris Larlham, Mike Barton, David Hicks , Probationary members: Andrew Gale, Ray Mordini Club Cricket Jamie Sparrow, Ryan Sparrow, Joe Barrs, Andy Laws Conference England Malcolm Wright over-60, Daniel Thomas - Disabled

Squad 2015 under 16

Manager Alec Turner Coach Elliott Wilson / Matt Gouldstone Captain Michael Turner Vice Captain Jack Ormsby Review of season: We always knew it would be hard to emulate the success of the 2015 squad but inspired by the success of the previous year, and the talent of the U16/15/14 squad, we knew we had as good a chance as any. The season got off to a bad start with the 1st match conceding 38 extra runs! I think it is fair to say we played below par and the team struggled to put in the crucial performances when needed, dropping catches at crucial times and not scoring enough runs to put the opposition under pressure. However there were some individual good performances with some great bowling by seamers and spinners alike.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age-group Record Batting Highest score Louis Cooke 82 Michael Turner 67 Jonny Brace 174no 2014 Michael Turner Louis Cooke 130 Jonny Brace - 460 2014 Most runs 133 Callum Sparrow 84 Jake Thompson, Michael Turner, Ronnie Ledwith 9 Luke Ormsby/Jamie Most innings 5 White -9 Highest average Louis Cooke 32.50 Michael Turner 26.60 Jonny Brace – 115 2014 Batting Award Mike Turner Bowling Most wickets Jack Ormsby 12 Jake Thompson 6 Nik Patel -13 2010 Jack Ormsby , Jake Ryan Deamer 30 Lewis Cracknell – 55.4 Most overs Thompson 31 Alexander Thomas 21 2010 Jack Ormsby Alexander Thomas, Ronnie Ledwith Jay Ghelani – 5.50 2014 Lowest average 6.67 15 Best figures Jack Ormsby 8-2-18-5 Ryan Woodcock 5.0.11.5 - 2010 Bowling Award Jack Ormsby Others Magic moments The magic moment was not one particular performance by one player but rather a 20 over spell played at the AAPF against Hutton. In what was one of the best bowling and fielding displays I have witnessed in a long time from any level of cricket at the AAPF and has to be the magic moment of the season! The bowlers; Jake Thompson, Alexander Thomas, Ryan Deamer and Jack Ormsby all bowled absolutely brilliantly, restricting the opposition to 54.in 20 overs. Jake Thompson, Michael Turner, Luke Ormsby/Jamie Most Appearances Ronnie Ledwith 5 White - 9 2011 Most Catches Jack Ormsby 5, Michael Turner 4, Tom Pluck 3 Ryan Duers - 6 2011 Players’ Player Ryan Deamer Clubman of the Year Alexander Thomas Most Promising Newcomer Jake Thompson Most Improved Player Jack Ormsby Representative cricket Cambridgeshire: South Cambs: West Essex: Played 5 Won 3 Lost 2 Conceded to us 1

Squad 2015 under 15

Manager Paul Gadd Coach Matt Gouldstone Joe Barrs Captains Rotated Review of season We played in the CYCA and WEDCB U15 leagues. The WEDCB league was hampered by other teams cancelling games and bad weather so in the end we could only play 3 games; we ended up second in the league, having won all 3 games and having comprehensively beaten Harlow, who came top thanks to playing most of their games. The CYCA league was a very competitive league and we managed to get all but one game in, only losing to Granta, and then only by one run in one of the matches, and finished level on points with Granta but second because of the results of our games with them; the highlight was beating a strong Cambridge St Giles team by 6 wickets with more than 4 overs to go

Statistic Player (s) Others Age-group Record Batting Ronnie Ledwith 57 Max Haupt 53no; Tom Pluck, Ollie Barnes 143 Highest score not out William Coxall 50 no Most runs Tom Pluck 240 Max Haupt 206 Ollie Barnes 700 Will Banks 9 Tom Pluck, Charlie Gadd 8 16 Alex Morley and Most innings Sam Mitchell 2009 Highest average Max Haupt 69 Will Coxall 44.66 133.5 Jamie White 2010 Batting Award Max Haupt Tom Pluck, Will Coxall Bowling John Underwood Max Haupt 9; Ned Kearton 8 Darren White 25 Most wickets 13 2006 John Underwood 32 Lewis Oakey 29; Callum Morgan- Darren White 63.4 Most overs McDermott 25 2006 Max Haupt 9.5 Ned Kearton 10; John Underwood Jonny Hancock Lowest average 11.2 3.26 2008 Max Haupt 4-6 Ned Kearton 4-7; Callum Morgan- Luke Barkes 5-5 Best figures McDermott 4-13 2012 Bowling Award John Underwood Callum Morgan-McDermott; Max Haupt; Ned Kearton Others Magic moments Jonathan Moy’s one handed catch on the boundary against Aythorpe Roding Most Appearances Charlie Gadd 11 Tom Ward 19 2005 Most Catches Will Banks 8 Tom Pluck 6 Sam Mitchell 8 2009 Primary Club – new embers None Players’ Player Will Banks Max Haupt Clubman of the Year Max Haupt Most Promising Newcomer None Most Improved Player Callum Morgan-McDermott John Underwood Club Caps None Representative cricket Ronnie Ledwith – West Essex Played 13 Won 10 Lost 3 Not played 4 11

Squad 2015 Senior Girls (under 15) girls can play 2 years above the age group so played in an under 13 league

Manager Jo Borgeson Coach Niraj Odedra,Jo Borgeson Captain Evie Borgeson Vice Captain Victoria Hill Review of season: The under 15 girls had a disappointing season, only managing to play three games due to both weather and unavailability of players. The games which were played were as always enjoyable to watch. The girl’s batting has really improved this year with everyone hitting boundaries and running the important singles. Their fielding is always good, taking catches where possible and making several run outs with accurate throwing. Notable performances came from Charlotte Livermores' consistent batting and Millie Sparrows' fielding. Several of the squad stepped up to play in an Essex based under 21 tournament where they contributed to a convincing win against Hutton and a defeat against an extremely strong Harold Wood Team.Special thanks to our coach Niraj, and the SWCHS year 10 rounders team. Hopefully next year we can continue to see improvements and get more match practice.

Statistic Player (s) Others Girls Record Batting Highest score Evie Borgeson 49 no 2014 Most runs Victoria Hill 106 2013 6 Ellie Barrs and Georgia Ridge 2006, Most innings Abby and Evie Borgeson 2010 Evie Borgeson, Victoria Hill, Olivia Banks 2014 Highest average Victoria Hill 26 2013 Batting Award Charlotte Livermore Bowling Most wickets 8 Emma Borgeson 2009 Most overs 23 Emma Borgeson 2010 Lowest average Georgia Ridge 10 - 2008 Best figures Emma Borgeson 3 for 7 - 2008 Bowling Award Olivia Banks Others Magic moment Most Appearances 2 Becky Leeman 2 2013 Most Catches Olivia Banks & Victoria Hill 2014 Primary Club – new members Players’ Player Clubman of the Year Most Promising Newcomer Most Improved Player Club Caps Representative cricket Cambridgeshire: Becky Leeman, Millie Sparrow, Libby Gower- Issac Played 3 Won 0 Lost 3 Not played

12 Squad 2015 under 14

Manager Kevin Wendelken Coach Kevin Duers Captains S. Matthews / A Whitehead ( Alternate matches ) Review of season: This season, with a very small squad (not in stature!), we managed to improve with nearly every game. After a slow start in the U15’s WEDCB Cup vs a depleted Epping side, the players produced some good performances and really started to “gel” as a squad and play together as a team. Literally, with a little more luck, we could have easily won 7 of our 8 matches and we culminated with two well-deserved wins in the last two fixtures of the season. Well done to the squad, with a special mention to Adam Whitehead for his season’s performances!!

Statistic Player(s) Others Age-Group Record Batting A Whitehead 68no H McKenzie 50 no 124 Alex Jackson Highest score T Cansell 37 2010 A Whitehead 233 H McKenzie 123 594 Alex Jackson Most runs S Matthews 106 2010 T Cansell / L Eady / S Matthews / 14 Dan Procter Most innings A Whitehead 7 L Sturgeon….all 6 2010 147.67 Finn Highest average A Whitehead 46.6 H McKenzie 41 Karsten 2013 Batting Award Adam Whitehead Bowling A Whitehead 7 L Sturgeon 3 20 Matt Williams Most wickets T Cansell 3 2010 A Whitehead 22 G Flaxman 18 33 Max Haupt 2014 Most overs B Coady 17.2 A Whitehead 18.7 T Cansell 22.67 Jack Hawkins 3.27 Lowest average 2008 A Whitehead L Sturgeon 2-0-11-2 5-8 Ivan Karsten 2010 Best figures 4-0-16-3 H Wendelken 2-0-13-2 3-0 Jack Hawkins 2008 Bowling Award Adam Whitehead Others Magic moments Partnership A Whitehead / Harry Wendelken of 78 to win match vs NCI Most Appearances 8 Tom Cansell 12 Max Haupt 2014 Sam Matthews 3 2 S Bushnell / L Eady T 9 Tom Ward 2005 Most Catches Cansell/ E Jarvis /H McKenzie Primary Club new members 9 Tom Ward 2005 Players’ Player Adam Whitehead Clubman of the Year Tom Cansell Most Promising Newcomer Geoffrey Flaxman Most Improved Player Ben Coady Club Caps (new) None WEDCB: H Wendelken/L Buck/B Duers Representative cricket Cambs: A Whitehead/ S Matthews/ H McKenzie Played 8 ( 1 Cup ) Won 4 Lost 4 Abandoned 1

Squad 2015 under 13

Managers Steve Temblett, Duncan Pluck, Coach Steve Oakey Tom Rodda, Simon Cooke Captain Louis Temblett Vice captains Harry Cooke/Bertie Scott/Adam Oakey Review of season : A successful season across the board – CYCA U13D League champions, WE U13A League Champions; and Peter Coe Cup Group 2 winners and Quarter-finalists (a first for SWCC!) – the U13s also reaches the Semi-finals of both WE & CYCA Cup competitions. The U13s were only beaten once in all CYCA & WE league matches and were unbeaten in the Peter Coe Cup group matches. All players in the 26 person squad played at in at least one match through the season, and all who played showed great teamwork, commitment and spirit. They also played 3 and won two in the recent Burwell six-a-side competition.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age- group Record Batting Highest score Bertie Scott – 105* Harry Cooke – 93; Harry Ball -54 Ed Low 106* 2009 Bertie Scott – 659 – Harry Cooke – 450; Harry Ball – Bertie Scott 659 2015 Most runs 432; Louis Temblett – 339 new record! 20 Bertie Scott , Louis Harry Ball – 19; Harry Cooke 20 Bertie Scott ,Louis Most innings Temblett – 16; Adam Oakey -15 Temblett 2015- new record Bertie Scott – 94.41 – Harry Cooke – 56.3; Louis Bertie Scott – 94.41 Highest average Temblett – 30.8; Harry Ball – 28.8 new record! Batting Award Bertie Scott Bowling Louis Temblett - 17 Bertie Scott -15; James 19 Darren White 2004; Most wickets Young 11 Ally Hancock 2010 Louis Temblett - 47 Harry Ball – 42; Henry 60 Ally Hancock 2010 Most overs Rodda – 39; Bertie Scott - 39 Lowest average Louis Temblett – 6.9 Liam Mays – 8.8; Bertie Scott – 9.3 4.08 James Ward 2006 Bertie Scott 4-0-17-4 James Young 4-2-8-3; Oskar 5-0 Jesper Walker Best figures Pluck 3-0-18-3; Adam Oakey 4-0- 2010 14-3; Louis Temblett 3-1-4-2 Bowling Award Louis Temblett Others Magic moment Bertie Scott’s unbeaten 105 not out in the Peter Coe Cup v. 5s & Heronians Most appearances 20 – Bertie Scott & Louis Temblett – 20 – Bertie Scott & Louis Temblett 2015 new record! Primary Club – new members Most Catches Louis Temblett – 10 13 Ronnie Ledwith 2013 Clubmen of the Year Henry Rodda & Max Hurlstone Most Promising Newcomers Ollie Haxton Players’ Player Harry Ball Most Improved Players Josh Perry & Josh Rogers Club Caps Bertie Scott, Harry Ball , Harry Cooke, Louis Temblett and Henry Rodda Representative cricket WEDCB: Bertie Scott, Harry Ball, Harry Cooke, Adam Oakey Played 22 Won 19 Lost 3 Not played 2

14 Squad Junior Girls (under 13) girls can play 2 years above the age group so played in an under 11 league

Manager Daniela Coach Mark Hughes Karsten Captain Rotated Assistant Cameron Taylor, Kiran Barve Gavin Robert, Coaches Emma Borgeson Jo Borgeson, Anthony Gerard Review of season We demonstrated our competitive strength in the Cambs. League with 75% of games won – 25% up on 2014.Bowling has been our strongest and most consistent weapon this season, with an average of 6 wickets per match and a record 12 wickets scored Away v Buntingford. Improvements in fielding and batting will make us the total package and an exciting prospect in 2016!

Statistic Player (s) Others Girls Record Batting 24 Emma Robert 16 Scarlett Hughes 24 Emma Robert 2015 Highest score 15 Evelyn McLaughlin new record Saskia Karsten – 41 44 Emma Robert 2015 new record Most runs Emma Robert - 44 Maisie Southgate - 38 Most Innings 6 Ellie Barrs and Georgia Ridge 2006 Most improved batsman Maeve Barve, Katy Jones Highest average N/A Laura Ketteridge/Emma Borgeson 6.5 2007 Batting Award Emma Robert Bowling 7 Saskia 6 - Emma Robert – 5 Sophie Coady 7 Saskia Karsten 2015 new Most wickets record Karsten Most maidens 2 Saskia Karsten, Lucy Gill Katy Borgeson 18 2009 Lowest average N/A Georgia Ridge 10 Best figures Lucy Gill 3 for 8 Sasha Petty 3 for 10 Emma Borgeson 3 for 7 Bowling Award Saskia Karsten Others Most improved bowler – Sophie Coady Magic Win against Sawston/Babraham by 1 run - Wicket(bowled) taken by Tabitha Hannam with the final ball of the final over ; Hat tricks Emma Robert v Reed, Lucy Gill v Buntingford, Sasha Petty v moments Foxton Nancy Ford, Katy Jones, Saskia Karsten -7 8 Evie Borgeson, Victoria Hill Most Appearances & Katy Borgeson 2009 Most Catches 2 Nancy Ford & Lucy Gill Primary Club – new members Players’ Player Emma Robert Evelyn McLaughlin Clubman of the Year Emelia Brown Most Promising Newcomer Evelyn McLaughlin Amy Dunn, Amelie Gerard Most Improved Player Nancy Ford – all round contribution Sasha Petty Club Caps Representative cricket Essex U13:Scarlett Hughes, Maisie Southgate Cambs U13 Emma Robert, Played 8 Won 6 Lost 2 Not played 2 15

Squad 2015 under 12

Captain On rotation Vice captain On rotation Review of Season: This year the we played in two leagues, the CYCA and Bardfield Village League. We have had a hugely successful season coming second in the CYCA league, only losing three out of twelve matches and tied one. In the Bardfield Village League we played 8 matches and only lost one. We still have the final to play in this league for the Hugh Craig Cup which will take place on the 13th September. We had a large squad of 25 players who came regularly to training of which 22 played matches, 3 chose not to play but enjoyed coming to training. Under the encouragement and guidance of Nigel our coach this year the boys have developed into a strong squad and as they boys got to know each other they built a great team spirit. The u12s beat Dunmow in the final of the Hugh Craig Cup (Bardfield League) – the seventh time SWCC u12s have won this cup in 10 years.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age- group Record Batting Highest score Connor Webb - 47 William Barnett - 33 Ryan Brown 85* 2008 Connor Webb - 337 Josh Webb - 228, William 418 Spencer Hill 2010 Most runs Barnett - 212 Most innings Connor Webb - 17 Josh Webb- 16, William Barnett 12 24 Louis Temblett 2014 William Barnett - Connor Webb - 28.08, Daniel Josh Batcheler 56 2012 Highest average 30.29 Batcheler - 19.25 Batting Award Connor Webb Bowling Most wickets Alex Haupt - 18 Liam Mays - 13, Josh Webb 11 28 Spencer Hill 2010 Most overs Alex Haupt - 44.2 Connor Webb - 37, Liam Mays - 34 46 Harry Ball 2014 Daniel Batcheler 6.7 Max Godfrey - 7.33, Alex Haupt Conor McCahill (2.9) Lowest average 8.50 2009 Josh Webb 4/0 Daniel Batcheler 5/4,Alex Haupt 3/4 Jonathan Gadd 6-4 2010 Best figures Spencer Hill 5-0 2010 Luke Barkes – 6-4 2009 Bowling Award Alex Haupt Others Magic moments Josh Webb for taking 4 wickets in one over for no runs, Matt Rumsey for a superb catch, vs Buntingford, Alex Haupt for a superb runout. Most Appearances Alex Haupt - 15, Josh Webb 12, Connor Webb 12 25 Louis Temblett 2014 Most Catches Alexander Haupt 7 10 Louis Temblett 2014 Primary Club – new members Sam Morgan, Max Hillier, Nacho Blanco, George McClerlain, Liam Mays Clubman of the Year Daniel Batcheler Most Promising Newcomer Sam Morgan Players’ Player Bennedict Hannam Most Improved Player Sam Gribbin Club Caps Representative cricket Played 20 Won 15 Lost 4 Tied 1 Not Played 0

Squad under 11

Manager Grahame Wood – West Essex Coach Tony Wiseman Dan Burnstone - CYCA Captain Various Vice Captain Various Review of season Another great season of cricket for this group. Winning the West Essex league, 2nd in a strong CYCA league and 3rd in the Terriers league. Knocked out of the cup in the first round against a strong Granta side (we hope for a kinder draw next season!). We were joined by some excellent new signings and all players showed great improvement in the first season of hard ball cricket whilst enjoying their cricket and having fun along the way. Well done all!

Statistic Player (s) Others Age-Group Record Batting 34no Archie Morgan, 31no 47no Finn Karsten 201 Callum Atherton, 31no Jasper Highest score 38 no Ben Wiseman Luscombe, 30no Oliver Rogers, 30no Tom Wisbey 123 Ben Wiseman, 95 Kaj Schmidt, 90 344 Finn Karsten 2010 Most runs 184 Callum Atherton Henry Huxter, 14 Nathan Wood and Callum Atherton 11, Henry Huxter 9, Kaj 20 Louis Temblett 2013 Most innings Ben Wiseman Schmidt 8, Sam Spaxman 8 23.5 Archie Morgan, Charlie 78.3 Jake Ratcliffe 2013 Highest average** 26.2 Callum Atherton Underwood 18.5, Henry Huxter 18, Kaj Schmidt 16.8 Batting Award Callum Atherton Bowling Most wickets 11 Callum Atherton 9 Oliver Rae, 6 Nathan Kidd 20 Louis Temblett 2013 26 Callum Atherton, Ben Wiseman, 40 Finn Karsten 2010 Most overs Nathan Wood 9.54 Callum Atherton, 9.8 Sam 4.0 Jordan Marsh 2010 Lowest average 6.5 Nathan Kidd Spaxman Will Butterworth 4-0-31-3, Toby 2-0-5-5 Luke Diana 2007 Parrish 2-1-0-1, Charlie 4-1-14-7 Jack Ormsby 2010 Best figures 3-0-11-3 Liam Mays Underwood 2-1-2-1, Callum Atherton 3-1-3-2, Oliver Rae 2-0- 3-2, Nathan Kidd 3-1-6-2 Bowling Award Nathan Kidd Others Magic moment Some HUGE 6’s hit this year, Toby Parish v Granta, Oliver Rogers v Granta, Charlie Underwood v St Giles and Alex Lopez Welsch v Epping. However the magic moment of the season goes to the whole team who played against High Roding, despite being 10/5 they showed tremendous resilience to still score 118 and then bowl and field exceptionally to restrict High Roding to 88 and win the match! Most Appearances 16 Nathan Wood 18 Charlie Gadd 2011 Most Catches 7 Oliver Rogers 2 fine catches at first slip by Jasper Luscombe! 11 Finn Karsten 2010 Primary Club – new members Players’ Player Henry Huxter Clubman of the Year Guy Nichols Oliver Rae Most Promising Newcomer Charlie Underwood Oliver Rae, Adam Albright Most Improved Player Kaj Schmidt Tait Remnant, Alex Lopez-Welsch Club Caps None Representative Henry Huxter, Callum Atherton, Tom Wisbey West Essex cricket Played 22 Won 13 Lost 9 Not played 0

Squad 2015 Crocus

Manager Annette and Paul Coach Kevin Duers Leeman Dan Thomas Captain Vice Captain Review of season The Crocus team continues to play in the Essex Disability and Community Trust League which is organised by Essex County Cricket Club. The four teams that are in the league currently play kwik cricket tournaments throughout the year, indoors during the spring and then moving outdoors for the summer. This year the Crocus team has increased considerably in numbers and now has about 10 enthusiastic players whose strength and technique has greatly developed over the season. This year we have won two out of the five tournaments and narrowly missed, by two runs, winning a third. The other Essex Teams are Harold Wood, Springfield Lions and Basildon Spitfires Thanks must go to Kevin Duers for coaching the team and encouraging them so much. Also thanks are due to Daniel Thomas for his great commitment to the team, coaching throughout the year and running a lunch time session at the County High School. He has also brought on board Matt Lewis, who has helped immensely with training sessions throughout the summer. Thank you Matt! Thanks must also go to all the parents and grandparents who have supported the team this year, particularly those who have helped with transport whenever needed.

Statistic Player (s) Batting Batting Award Chay Flynn Bowling Bowling Award Josh Graham Others Magic moment Josh Graham hitting a 6 over the County Ground pavilion at Chelmsford, as the team powered to 99-1. Most Appearances Thomas Coy, Dan Leeman Catching Angus Coutts Fielding Award Ethan Dorrington Award for enthusiasm and Lewis Fennell commitment Players’ Player Chay Flynn, Lewis Fennell Clubman of the Year Sam Bolt, Jake Nash Most Promising Newcomers Chay Flynn, Cornella, Grace Tedder Coach’s Player of the Year Nick Tedder Most Improved Player Dan Leeman Representative Cricket Dan Thomas – England Disability Played 12 Won 8 Lost 4 Drawn 0 Abandoned 0

18 Squad Junior Girls (under 11) girls can play 2 years above the age group so played in an under 98 league

Manager Daniela Karsten Coach Mark Hughes Captain Rotated Assistant Cameron Taylor,Kiran Barve,Gavin Robert, Coaches Emma Borgeson,Jo Borgeson, Anthony Gerard Review of season Our u11 girls have competed in the West Essex u9 Terrier league. Despite not recording any wins, their enthusiasm and active participation in training and matches and visible improvements across the squad, have been great to see. Many have been able to successfully transition from soft ball to hard ball. Enthusiasm and determination of this team to play cricket epitomised in a game against High Roding on a day of showers, thunder and lightening. They displayed an undying will to play despite the weather conditions and competed well.

Statistic Player Others Girls Record Batting Highest score 29 Emelia Brown: 17 Jessica Squires 29 no Emelia Brown 2015 new record Most runs Emelia Brown – 51 17 Orla Mone & Jessica Squires 51 Emelia Brown 2015 new record Most innings n/a 6 Ellie Barrs and Georgia Ridge 2006 Most improved batsman Emelia Brown Highest average N/A Laura Ketteridge/Emma Borgeson 6.5 2007 Batting Award Emelia Brown Bowling Bea Burnstone-Cresswell - 2 4 Kathy Laws 2006, Emma Borgeson 2007, Most wickets Emelia Brown - 3 Emily Kitcat 2009, Ellie Langworthy 2010 Most maidens Emelia Brown - 1 Katy Borgeson 18 2009 Lowest average Georgia Ridge 10 Best figures Emelia Brown 9 runs in 3 overs Emma Borgeson 3 for 7 Bowling Award Emelia Brown Others Magic moments Lady Taverners U13 Softball Tournament - Alexandra Dupont- Short. 8 year old, new to cricket this year. Courage at the crease putting up good defensive batting against Essex U13 County bowling attack in last 2 overs of the final match. 11 Emelia Brown, 4 Poppy Buckfield, Jessie Curtis, Lucy 11 Emelia Brown 2015 Most Appearances new record Pettifer, Alexandra Dupont- Short - Most Catches Emelia Brown - 3 3 Emelia Brown 2015 new record Primary Club – new members Players’ Player Jessie Curtis Clubman of the Year Emelia Brown Most Promising Newcomers Jessica Squires, Jessie Curtis Most Promising Players: Bea Burnstone-Cresswell, Orla Mone, Most Improved Player Bea Burnstone-Cresswell Reserve: Orla Mone Club Caps Representative cricket Played 4 Won 0 lost 4 not played 4 19

Squad 2015 Under 10

Manager Matt Clare Coach Steve Atherton Vince Taylor, Matt Latham Steve Livermore Captain Rotated Vice Captain Rotated Review of season A fantastic season overall with every one of the 40+ boys playing a part. Whilst league results have been mixed, it has been all about development this year and the group’s skill levels have improved steadily over the three months which has been great to see. On their day, this group is a match for anyone and their performances have been characterised by great team spirit, which will take them a long way. Above all, the boys have had much fun and formed new friendships whilst playing plenty of good cricket.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age-Group Record Batting Alex Taylor 27 Josh Charge 45 - 2005 Highest score Henry Clare 28 n.o. Alex Taylor 106 Ben Wiseman 134 - 2014 Most runs Henry Clare 120 Oliver Allen 64 Most innings Alex Taylor 11 Henry Clare 10 Charlie Gadd 15 - 2010 Taegan Chapman 54 (n.o.) Henry Clare 112 – 2015 Highest average** Henry Clare 112 Charlie Lawman 45 (new record) Batting Award Henry Clare Alex Taylor, Charlie Lawman

Bowling George Weston 7 Jonathan Gadd – 13 2008 Most wickets Henry Clare 9 Ollie Hucknall 7 George Huxter 7 Most overs Henry Clare 21 Alex Taylor 20 Spencer Hill – 23 2008 Tom Mannion 6.0 2.9 Jonathan Gadd 2008 Lowest average George Weston 4.75 George Weston 2-1-3-3 2-2-0-4 Sam Wisbey 2010 Best figures Oliver Allen – 2-0-3-4 2-2-0-4 Nathan Wood 2014 Bowling Award George Weston Henry Clare, Ollie Hucknall, George Huxter Others Magic moment Special mentions for George Weston’s triple wicket maiden at Stansted Hall, Ollie Allen taking four wickets also at Stansted Hall and Sam Taylor launching three consecutive sixes over Cow Corner at home to Cambridge St. Giles. But the “Magic moment” of 2015 has to be Taegan Chapman’s match winning wicket with the very last ball of the SWCC A team v B team match. Pressure? What pressure?! Most Appearances Alex Taylor 11 Henry Clare 10 15 Charlie Gadd – 2010 Most Catches Johnny Wiseman Primary Club – new members Players’ Player Taegan Chapman Oliver Allen, Oliver Hucknall, Henry Clare Clubman of the Year Oliver Allen George Weston, Alex Taylor Most Promising Tom Mannion James Johnson Newcomer Most Improved Player Jamie Hartland Thomas Gjertsen Club Caps None Georgie Demetriou-Foale, Jake Latham – Cambridgeshire Representative cricket Taegan Champan, Henry Clare, Daniel Turner – West Essex PDG. Played 19 Won 11 Lost 8 Not played 1 20

Squad 2015 under 9

Managers James Legg & Darren Cox Coaches Niraj Odedra & Matt Rowlandson Captain rotated Review of season - There was a flourishing U9 squad in 2015 with over 40 boys in total participating in both Sunday training and matches. There was plenty of competitive cricket with one team playing in the West Essex Terrier U9 league and one in the CYCA U10 league. It is a testament to the depth and talent in the group that everyone was able to participate in these matches and we ended up joint second in the U9 league and won the U10 league despite playing a year up. Six of the boys also competed in the Epping U9 tournament and finished runners up out of 7 teams. We also entered 4 teams into the Rainbow tournament which was unfortunately rained off but we look forward to clear skies for the re-scheduled date end of August. Thanks to all the boys for the effort put in this year and their love of cricket – there was huge improvement in the standard of cricket through the season – and those that gave their time on Sundays to help and coach especially Niraj Odedra, Matt Rowlandson, Tom Rodda, Duncan Pluck and Andy MacDowell.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age-Group Record Batting 20 Tommy Mackay 36 Ben Wiseman 2013 27 Albie Cox and 18 Ben Rae Highest score Hywel Bowen 16 Henry Howard & Olly Davis

49 Albie Cox, 45 Olly Davis, 36 Daniel Legg 104 Callum Atherton 2013 Most runs 98 Hywel Bowen 10 Hywel Bowen 2015-08-14 10 Hywel Bowen Most innings new record Highest average** 42 Albie Cox 40 Dominic Atherton, 36 Daniel Legg Ben Wiseman 67 Batting Award Albie Cox Dominic Atherton 40 runs for loss of 0 wickets in the season Bowling Daniel Legg 10, Albie Cox 8, Bertie Rodda 13 Hywel Bowen 2015 new record Most wickets 13 Hywel Bowen 7 19 Hywel Bowen 201 Most overs 19 Hywel Bowen new record 3 Ben Rae, Connall McErlain, Louis 3 Ben Rae, Connall McErlain, Louis Nichols Lowest average Nicols 2015 new record 2 overs 5 runs 3 wickets - Daniel Legg 2-0-3-3 Henry Huxter 2013 Best figures 2 overs 6 runs 3 wickets - Hywel Bowen 2 overs 7 runs 3 wickets - Henry Howard Bowling Award Hywel Bowen Magic moment Winning the U10 league; Limiting Linton U10 to only 19 runs off the bat, Louis Nichols taking a wicket from the first ball of the match on his debut, Olly Davis batting bravely to get back in the match but being caught on the boundary, Stan Howard as wicket keeper with an impressive caught behind, Dominic Atherton quick thinking to skilfully deflect the ball onto the stumps at the bowlers end for a quick run out vs Cokenach Most Appearances N/A 7 Callum Atherton ,Nathan Wood 2013 Sharpest Fielder Ned Halligan Jack Draper, Tommy Mackay, Olly Davis, Luca Galnares, Sebastian Primary club – new members Robinson Players’ Player Hywel Bowen Clubman of the Year Bertie Rodda, for always smiling Most Promising Newcomer Louis Nichols Most Improved Player Joe Dunlop Aiden Bonsor, Euan Sinnott Representative cricket n/a Played 16 Won 13 Lost 3 Not played 0 21

Squad under 8 (SWCC Butterflies)

Manager Jack Toroff, Phil Coach Nigel Tegg Wheeler, Darren Diggons Captain Vice Captain Review of season Competitive cricket starts at u9 in the West Essex League and u10 in the Cambridgehsire league. We decided our u8s needed to get matcg practice and have previously organised a couple of Saturday morning friendlies against Wenden – the only other local team that has such young players. We organised 4 such fixtures this year and, although we didn’t win any (we actually tied one!), the experience was invaluable for next year.

Age-Group Record Statistic Player (s) Others started 2015 Batting Highest score Toby Wheeler 14* Issac Vaughan 14 – Toby Wheeler 2015 Most runs Toby Wheeler 32 32 – Toby Wheeler 2015 Most innings n/a Highest average n/a Batting Award Toby Wheeler Issac Vaughan (as he is U7!) Bowling 4 – Dylan Diggons and Most wickets Dylan Diggons 4 Toby Wheeler 2015 Dylan Diggons and 4 – Dylan Diggons and Most overs Toby Wheeler 2015 Toby Wheeler 4 Lowest average n/a 3-7 – Dylan Diggons Best figures Dylan Diggons 3-7 2015 Bowling Award Dylan Diggons Others Magic moment Toby Wheeler standing at leg slip taking a catch without moving off the face of the bat in the second over of the last match. Toby Wheeler & Most Appearances Dylan Diggons 4 Most Catches n/a Primary Club – new members n/a Charlie Goodsall- Always playing with a smile and fun to be in the team Players’ Player King Clubman of the Year Most Promising Newcomer Most Improved Player William Newell Emma Legg (both over the season) Club Caps n/a Representative cricket n/a Played 4 Won 0 Lost 3 Tied 1

Overall Academy records since records began in 2005 (girls Overall Academy records introduced in 2013)

Statistic Player (s) Club Record Batting Highest score Jonny Brace 174 no 2014 Evie Borgeson 49 no 2014 Ollie Barnes 700 u15 2013 Most runs Maisie Southgate 120 2014 Louis Temblett 24 u12/13 2014 Most innings Ellie Barrs, Georgia Ridge 6 junior girls 2006 Abby and Evie Borgeson 6 senior girls 2010 Jamie White 133.5 WEDCB 2010 Highest average Josh Charge 136 u11 2008 Victoria Hill 26 junior girls 2013 Jonny Brace and Michael 242 v Woodford Wells 2014 st Highest Partnership Turner (Matchplay semi-final unbeaten 1 wicket partnership ) Bowling

Spencer Hill 28 under 12 2010 Most wickets Emma Borgeson 11 2014 Most wickets in an Luke Barkes 6 for 4 2009 innings introduced 2009 Darren White 63.4 under 15 2006 Most overs Saskia Karsten 26 junior girls 2013 Jonathan Gadd 2.9 under 10 2008 Lowest average Conor McCahill 2.9 under 12 2009 Georgia Ridge 10 junior girls 2009 Spencer Hill 5 for 0 2010 (Jack Ormsby 4-1-7-14 2010) Best figures Emma Borgeson 3-7 junior girls 2008 lowest number of runs per wicket Others

Louis Temblett 25 under 12/13 2014 Most Appearances Evie Borgeson, Vicky 8 junior girls 2009 Hill, Katy Borgeson Most Catches Spencer Hill 12 under 12 2010

23 Vacancies Vacancies Vacancies Vacancies Vacancies Vacancies Vacancies Vacancies Vacancies Vacancies

To make the Academy concept work as many adults as possible need to be involved at a level at which they feel comfortable. Such involvement does not necessarily require experience of cricket but it does require enjoyment of working in a team and with children. No harm in asking – here goes.

What about organising an internal Crocus League on a Sunday morning for under 10s or administering the skill certificate scheme? Event management (bar-b-ques etc), play-cricket.com officer (entering score data each week during the season for your squad), taking the register at winter and summer squad sessions, press officer – there are so many things you can help us with ……

Scorers needed for Saturdays – expenses reimbursed plus meals. Training will be given. Umpires also needed and training can be given. Payment also available for preparation of teas.

Vaguely Interested? Want to know more? contact David Barrs, Chairman [email protected]

Thank you to our sponsors – Pelly’s RJP Solicitors for their sponsorship of this annual review; Complete Imaging for their sponsorship of the newsletter and to Hexagon Consulting for their support for the under 16 squad. Thank you to Trident plc for their sponsorship of the Academy certificates. All three sponsors also contribute to the work of the club as a whole and we are extremely grateful for this ongoing commitment to our work. and it doesn’t stop in the winter……

24 Nominations for representative cricket (District: West Essex and South Cambs. County: Essex and Cambridgeshire) will be made by end of September. If you want to know more speak to your age group lead coach or team manager.

Hills Road Sports Centre (Cambridge) run winter cricket courses – bookings begin for these six week courses throughout the Winter. They fill up quickly but are excellent value for money. Ring 01223 500009 now.

Essex County Cricket Club also organise courses Call 01245 254028 Or visit their website www.essexcricket.org.uk/cricket-centre

Level 1 or Level 2 Coaching courses– are you interested in becoming qualified yourself? contact David Barrs [email protected]

Winter nets, including one2one coaching, take place in the spring at the County High School. You will receive a newsletter in November with details.

One2one coaching available from our own coaches - see website

It isn’t quite over yet Saturday 19 September Senior Presentation evening (Bowls Club) Saturday 3 October – closing the ground for the winter 10-12pm Tuesday 17 November – SWCC AGM (Golf Club)

And then it starts again…. Winter training January March 2016 Friday 22 April 2016 – Club Dinner (Golf Club) Saturday 23 April CLUB OPEN DAY -10.00am – 2.00pm

Keep up-to-date with what is happening on the new club website ………

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