Cornwall Schools Cricket Association Would Like to Offer Sincere Thanks to Truro Cricket Club for Hosting Our Diamond Jubilee Match

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Cornwall Schools Cricket Association Would Like to Offer Sincere Thanks to Truro Cricket Club for Hosting Our Diamond Jubilee Match CORNWALL SCHOOLS’ CRICKET ASSOCIATION Diamond Jubilee 1956 - 2016 Cornwall (Under 15) v Devon (Under 15) at Truro Cricket Club Wednesday, 1st June, 2016, starting at 11.00 and Thursday 2nd June, 2016, starting at 11.00. 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For the next 20 years a regular programme of four matches for an Under Fifteen side was arranged against local counties. In 1978, in response to the greater interest in youth cricket, the Association branched out and selected two additional teams at Under Thirteen and Under Eleven. Over the years the programme has continued to grow and since 1990 the Association has organised teams in all age groups for boys from Under Ten through to Under Seventeen. At the start of the new millennium, the Association launched a Girls cricket initiative and currently there are teams for girls at Under 13, Under 15 and Under 17. In 2016 over one hundred and fifty representative matches will be played with “B” team matches at several age groups. The Winter Coaching Programme, organised in conjunction with the Cornwall Association of Cricket Coaches, provides essential training for all squads throughout the year and almost all County matches are played on top Club grounds, with official umpires. The Association also organises many knockout competitions for all schools both indoor and outdoor for girls and boys, at both Primary and Secondary level within Cornwall and these provide cricket for over three thousand pupils! In 2016 there will be a new competition supported and sponsored by Rotary Clubs in Cornwall. In 2012 Cornwall won the Minor Counties Championship for the first time in their 109 year history. The team which defeated Buckinghamshire in the 4-day final, contained no fewer than 10 former CSCA players, along with a professional from Pakistan! To add to this success 2015 brought another “first” with Cornwall winning the Minor Counties knock-out Cup competition, once again with a team made up almost entirely of CSCA “old boys”. Some CSCA “old boys” go on to even higher levels with Charlie Shreck and Liam Norwell regularly playing First Class cricket. More recently Jake Libby has performed with great success for Nottinghamshire and Northants. If he can stay free of injuries this summer should bring him further success. Hopefully some of these recent stars will emulate our own Jack Richards who played for CSCA in 1973 and who scored a memorable century in the Test Match for England in Australia in 1987. Amongst former CSCA opponents who have achieved eminence, are Sir Ian Botham, who scored a typically quick-fire 71 against us in 1970 and Marcus Trescothick who twice scored hundreds against CSCA! Cornwall teams at the Taunton Festivals have “experienced” at first hand the remarkable talents of players such as Alistair Cook, Ian Bell, Matt Prior and Graeme Swann as young players, and more recently our teams have played against Jos Buttler, Jonny Bairstow, Ben Stokes, Joe Root, James Vince and Reece Topley, who are all currently involved in England teams. In 1994 ESCA introduced an Under 15 County Championship and, remarkably, the Cornwall team made it to the finals in 1994, 1995, 1997 and 2000 and only Yorkshire achieved similar distinction. In an attempt to continue to sharpen the playing skills of our young players, the Association seeks to find top class opposition every year. In 1994 we embarked on our series of highly successful international tours to South Africa. This year, as another “first” we have arranged our first ever Girls Tour, also to South Africa, which reflects the growing success of the game for Girls in the Duchy! In the coming season we will have fixtures against the best talent in the country, including games against the youth teams of almost all of the First Class counties. Despite such demanding fixtures, the Cornwall Under 17 and Cornwall Under 15 teams both reached National County championship finals in 2012 and clearly there is no shortage of talented players in Cornwall. Every year we also have the pleasure of hosting visits from touring side, especially our friends from the Franklyn Stephenson Academy in Barbados and St. Stithians School (“Saints”) in Johannesburg, South Africa, whom we will be delighted to meet and entertain in Cornwall. CORNWALL UNDER 15 Lewis Karl GOLDSWORTHY LEATHLEY Captain Vice-Captain Matthew Gabe BRAY CONNOLLY James Callum DARK EDGCOMBE Jacob Matthew HARVEY LELLO Alex Sam PASCOE TOWNSEND Will Harry TRENOWETH TRETHEWEY DEVON UNDER 15 Sam TAYLOR Elliott Captain ADAMS Wicketkeeper Sam James CARPENTER DEGG James Byron DOBLE KNOWLES Max Ben MEZJNER SAPIECHA Kersley Jonty SUTTON WALKER Bob Sam WHITTAKER WOODCOCK CORNWALL OFFICIALS MANAGER Robin TRETHOWAN COACH Rob HARRISON SCORER Malcolm TRETHOWAN DEVON OFFICIALS MANAGER Jonathan MEARS COACH Nick WATKIN SCORER Wendy HARDY Cornwall Schools Cricket Association would like to offer sincere thanks to Truro Cricket Club for hosting our Diamond Jubilee match. MATCH OFFICIALS UMPIRES David HIGMAN Roy STROUT CORNWALL SCHOOLS' CRICKET ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS CHAIRMEN VICE-CHAIRMEN (Secretary of Education) 1956 J.P. Bidgood 1958 J. Bulled 1956 J.G. Harries 1967 W.H. Harvey 1959 W.H. Harvey 1974 K. Cruise 1968 A.T. Hudson 1967 A.T. Hudson 1983 N.W. Barr 1975 B.G. Edwards 1968 E.B. Butling 1989 D.W. Fryer 1976 A.J.D. Aldwinckle 1972 E.M. Frazier 1994 J. Harris 1989 A.H. Pollard 1981 A.H. Pollard (Director of Education) 2004 L.G. Driver 1989 C.A. Lovell 2003 G. Aver 2008 - N.L. Sanders 1996 L.G. Driver (Corporate Director) 2004 J.H. Eddy 2006 D. Ashton 2006 B.G. Harrison 2011 - T. Doughty 2008 - T.R. Marrion SECRETARIES TREASURERS ASST. SECRETARIES 1956 A.W. Smith 1956 A.W. Smith 1972-73 F.S. Shepherd 1960 F.S. Shepherd 1977 I.B. Lawton 1977-80 C.A. Lovell 1972 N. Haley 1978 J.C. Dowsett 1982-86 G. Stephens 1973 F.S. Shepherd 1987 B.J. Dell COACHING 1976 C.A. Lovell 1995 F.T. Barker 1985 W.G. Glen 1977 - T.M. Broad, MBE 2012 - R. Thomas 1991 W.M. Buzza PRIMARY 1994 G. Bridger RECORDS 1980 C.A. Lovell 1998 P. Bolland 1985 M.G. Mitchell 1984 R.J. Martin 2009 - C. Richards 1995 I.D. Clarke 1989 Mrs G. White 2000 - M.A. Weeks 1990 B.G. Harrison Vice –Presidents 2008 R. Shrewsbury 2000-2005 Mrs J. Driver INTERNATIONAL CAPS UNDER 19 UNDER 17 1994 Gavin Edwards 1983 Martin Roberts 1988 Piran Holloway 1994 (A) Ryan Driver 1984 Martin Roberts UNDER 16 1996 (A) Chris Hunkin 1996 David Roberts 1993 David Roberts 1997 Carl Gazzard 1997 Ryan Driver UNDER 15 1998 (A) Jason Hall 2000 Carl Gazzard 1984 Malcolm Pooley 1999 (A) Adam Barber 2002 Neil Edwards 1985 Anthony Penberthy UNDER 14 2004 Michael Munday 1986 Piran Holloway 1991 Duncan Ayres 2012 Tom Rowe 1989 Jonathan Kent 1991 David Roberts 2013 Tom Shrewsbury 1992 Duncan Ayres 1995 Chris Hunkin UNDER 19 1992 Ben McCorkill 1996 Carl Gazzard 1999 Laura Harper 1992 David Roberts 1998 Adam Barber 1993 (A) Tom Sharp CORNWALL SCHOOLS CRICKET ASSOCIATION 1956 A.W. (Archie) Smith called a meeting to form the C.S.C.A at County Hall on 21st January. The first game was on the 4th July when the Under 15's played Devon at Liskeard. The Under 15s are the only representative age team (playing on average 3 or 4 games each season) until the late 70's. Tommy Matthews becomes the first Cornwall Schools Representative player - South v North at Manchester. 1960 Caps & Blazar badges were awarded for the first time. 1962 Nigel Cock (Humphry Davy School, Penzance) scored 82* v Bristol - a record that stood for 13 years. 1963 Somerset are bowled out for 24 at Langport. Alan Watts takes 5-15 1965 Hampshire make their first visit. Malcolm Dunstan, a player that day, was the first Schools player to go on to play First Class Cricket 1969 Richard Hurrell of St. Austell wins the first ESCA (West Region) Cap as West Region enters the ESCA Festival. 1970 I.T. Botham hits a rapid 71* in an 88 run stand with P. J. Roebuck for Somerset Under 15s 1973 Clifton 'Jack' Richards (Humphry Davy School, Penzance) plays for Cornwall Schools - 13 years before gaining a full England Cap.
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