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3 2015 Season Review 12 Market Walk, Saffron Walden, Essex CB10 1JZ The Old Monastery, Windhill, Bishop's Stortford, Herts CM23 2ND 01799 514420 www.pellys.co.uk [email protected] 1 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] 2 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 3 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.
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