Firsts for Walden Cricket 2005

Friendship – Humility – Pride – Resilience

2019 Academy Season Review

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Contents

Page 3. Firsts for the Academy 4. Academy Awards 2019 6. Academy Centurions, Horns Club 7. Academy Awards 2005-2019 8. Academy Team Performance 9. Club caps 10. Representative Player nominations 11. Raja Awards 12. Essex Matchplay (under 13-16) 13. Under 15 13. Senior Girls (under 14) 14. Under 14 15. Under 13 16. Junior Girls (under 12) 17. Junior Emerging Players (u10-12)–Brian Taylor Trophy 18. Under 12 19. Under 11 20. Crocus 21. Under 10 22. Under 9 23. Under 8 24. Overall Academy Records 25. The Crocus in 2019 26. Vacancies 27. …and now for 2020

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

Firsts for SWCC Academy 2019

First time we have reached the national round of the u13 cup

More than 20 (24) Club Caps awarded for the first time – 5th XI and Midweek XI were run in order to develop young players and record numbers are currently playing at County level. The future is very much purple and green

First time our girls’ team has won their (predominantly boys) league

Mascot!

Being a mascot involves warming up with the first XI, tossing the coin for the match, a tour of the ground including the memorial benches, Pavilion changing rooms, scorebox, clubhouse and the beer cellar! If anyone is interested contact David Barrs, Chairman – [email protected]. Tea with the players can also be arranged. We ask for a donation towards club funds.

Club Open Day Saturday 25 April 2020 10-2pm

2019 Academy Awards Ron Muggeridge Jessica Squires Academician of the Year Nominated: Oliver Cazenove, Jessica Squires, Daniel Legg, Emelia Brown, Amy Dunn, Max Rowlandson, Stan Leech, Ted Bowers, Alex Keys, Tommy Mackay, Bobby Thurston Spirit of Cricket Award Henry Wiseman Introduced 2019 Nominations: Henry Wiseman for walking at Brentwood, Mac Macdonald for his attitude towards his team mates Alfred Adams Batting Award Nikhil Gorantla Nominated: Jack Hill, Albie Hardy, Amelie Wright, Stan Leech, Jed Bailey, Ollie Rae, Jed Bailey, Jonny Rumsby, Nikhil Gorantla, Daniel Legg, Daniel Davies John Smith Bowling Award Ben Rae Nominated: Arthur Ketteley, Ollie Sindell, Clara Fenwick, Samira Phillips, Alex Bull, Emmy Brown, Ethan Wright, Liam Mays, Ben Rae, Bobby Thurston Fiona Harris Award Jessica Squires Girl cricketer of the year Nominated: Jessica Squires

Josh Bysouth Team of the Year under 16s

Nominated: under 16s Special Award

Crocus Cricketer n/a Nominated: Volunteer of the Year Award James Legg (formerly the Jack Petchey Leader Award 2006- 2015) Nominated: Ray Mordini, Daniela Karsten, Toby Montague, John and Valerie Reader, James Legg, Darren Leech

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 2009

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

The Ron Muggeridge 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.

Steve Jones Spirit of Cricket Award (introduced 2019) to reflect the Laws of the Game and the values of Saffron Walden Cricket Club. Named after former Vice President and MCC member, Steve Jones. The Club wants to recognise Academy members who demonstrate the Spirit of Cricket in their behaviours, as well as those who help to win games. We are therefore very pleased to announce a new award this summer: the Steve Jones Spirit of Cricket Award. This award recognises the Academy member, of any age, gender or ability, who is considered to have demonstrated best the behaviours of sportsmanship, respect, encouragement and responsibility.

Rajapack Awards 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 has been replaced with the Rajapack Award Scheme sponsored by Rajapack (www.rajapack.co.uk). The club will receive £100 for every century, 3 catches and 5 wickets in a single match in senior cricket from u16 upwards. We will also receive £100 for every 50 and 5fer and 3 catches in junior T20 cricket and similarly £100 for every 30, 3 wickets and 2 catches in girls and Crocus cricket. In junior T20 matches played with a “retire after 30 runs” rule, then a Rajapack award goes to players getting 30 runs in each of two matches 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 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 2016 Tom Baldwin 2017 Bertie Scott (for Sunday XI) Liam Mays (for Peter Coe) 2018 Nikhil Gorantla, Charlie Rowlandson, Max Wiseman 2019 Nikhil Gorantla, Stan Leech

Horns Club

2016 Will Banks 2017 Charlie Underwood 2018 n/a 2019

Academy Awards 2005-2019

Year Academician Batting Bowling Girls Crocus Special

2005 Anthony Brown Jamie King Kieran Hull n/a 2006 Joe Barrs Alex Darren White Faith Marjoribanks Pickering 2007 Joe Barrs Peter Herd Steve Larsen Sam Nash 2008 Jonny Hancock Luke Ollie Georgia Ridge n/a Matthews Gramlick 2009 Jonny Hancock Alex Morley Tim Wade Abby Borgeson Matthew Thear 2010 Sam Larlham Jamie White Spencer Hill Katie Borgeson Dave Hancock 2011 Dan Thomas Alex Jackson Andrew Phoebe Nash Chris Jordan Larlham 2012 Will Clark Jonny Brace Ali Hancock Emma Daniel Borgeson Thomas 2013 Spencer Hill Will Clark Alexander Victoria Hill Chris Melton Thomas 2014 Jonny Brace Jonny Brace Alexander Evie Borgeson n/a Thomas 2015 Jack Ormsby Michael Ryan Deamer Emilia Brown Nick Tedder Sam Turner Robinson 2016 Adam Tom Pluck Ronnie Nancy Ford Dan Leeman Jack Hill Whitehead Ledwith 2017 Henry Rodda Bertie Scott Louis Maisie Callum Emma Temblett Southgate Boulton Robert 2018 Bertie Scott Stan Leech Liam Mays Alexandra Tom Abrey Gareth Dupont-Short Williams 2019 Jessica Squires Nikhil Ben Rae Jessica Squires n/a James Legg Gorantla

Overall Team Academy performances

Teams Drawn/ Not played/ conceded Win rate Squad Played Won Lost tied to us % Development 1 1 1 0 0 0 100 Squad 1 U13-16 6 5 1 1 Essex Matchplay U15 2 15 9 6 0 1 U14 23 11 12 0 1 0 3 conceded by us, 3 U13 32 21 7 conceded to us , 1 abandoned u10-12 1 0 7 3 4 0 Brian Taylor U12 3 21 13 8 U11 10 2 7 0 12/3 (by us) U10 13 2 10 1 0 U9 10 7 3 0 2/1 u8 16 12 1 0 3 Senior (u14) Girls n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Junior (u12) Girls 1 6 4 2 0 2 Crocus n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

2019 2018 21 164 118 38 3 34 (3 by us) 72 2017 21 160 103 44 2 34 (3 by us) 64 2016 22 163 113 50 0 22 69 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 may reduce as number of teams increases. Additional teams have been introduced to ensure all members 8+ years of age years of all abilities have access to competitive cricket. Concessions to us are regarded as ‘won’, concessions by us are regarded as ‘lost’

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 only 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-Turberville, 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-Turberville , 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 County Cricket: Henry Hoare, Devon Pilkington, Jemima Wightman, Ellie Langworthy, Holly Langworthy, Becky Leeman, Evie Borgeson Senior sides: Will Clark, James Patterson (10) 2012 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 100: Jonny Brace County Cricket: Hayden McKenzie, Scarlett Hughes, Emma Robert, Maisie Southgate, William Chappell Senior sides: Felix Hannam, Josh Brown, Charlie Southgate, Tom Pluck, Ronnie Ledwith (12) 2015 3 wickets (girls) Lucy Gill, Tabatha Hannam, Sasha Petty 100: Bertie Scott Senior sides: Henry Rodda, Harry Cooke, Louis Temblett, Ben Coady, Harry Ball, Will Banks, Charlie Gadd, Callum Morgan McDermott (12) 2016 5 wickets: George Weston, John Gower-Isaac, Albie Hardy County Cricket: Adam Whitehead, Emelia Brown, George-Demetriou-Foale, Liam Mays, Hywel Bowen, Louis Nichols, Ben Rae, Sophie Coady, Senior sides: Louis Buck …… …..(12) 2017 5 wickets: George Huxter, Charlie Lawman, Katy Jones (3 wickets) 100 runs – Bertie Scott, Liam Mays, Hayden McKenzie County Cricket: Alex Peirson Senior sides: Kaj Schmidt, Ben Wiseman, Ollie Rae, Joseph Gaffan, Henry Huxter, Charlie Underwood………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..(13) 2018 5 wickets: Henry McDowell, Luke Campbell, Tom Mannion, Oliver Allen 100 runs: Max Wiseman, Charlie Rowlandson County cricket: Stanley Leech (Vice captain), Nikhil Gorantla Senior sides: Stanley Leech (2s and 3s), Johnny Wiseman, Taegan Chapman (11) 2019 5(3) wickets: Henry Howard, Clara Fenwick, Honor Russell, Amelie Wright, Alex Bull 100 runs: County cricket: Cambs. Sam Thain, Henry Howarth, Charlie Stock , Sophia Demetriou-Foale, Emma Legg Essex: Harry Gallian, Jed Bailey, Charlie Hoyle, Jonny Rumsby, Ethan Wright, Alexi Demetriou-Foale, Ted Bowers Senior sides: Harry Gallian Daniel Legg, Noah Vintiner, Sam Chessher Grant, Mat Johnson, Tommy Mackay, Bertie Rodda, Ollie Davis, (24) Note: based on available records. Please contact the Chairman if you feel you have earned a club cap 9

Representative Players for 2019 Provisional list – we rely on parents and managers to keep us updated, so please contact us ([email protected]) with and necessary changes Bold = selected Full County District Age Cambridgeshire Essex South Cambs West Essex Group U9 Arthur Wainman, Barney Hoyle, Bobbie Thurston U10 U11 Oliver Magliano u12 Charlie Stock, Issac Jed Bailey Charlie Hoyle, Ethan Vaughan Wright, Jonny Girs: Izzy Bevans, Rumsby, Alexi- Sophia Demetriou- Demetriou Foale, Foale, Sirish Gorantla, Ted Bowers Emma Legg, Caitlin Wade U13 Hywel Bowen Daniel Legg, Ben Henry MacDowell Rae, Noah Vintiner, Ollie Davis, Max Wiseman, Bertie Rodda, Charlie Rowlandson, Connal McErlain, Henry Howard, Sam Chessher-Grant U14 Alex Pierson, Taegan Liam Mays Chapman, Georgie Demetriou-Foale, Jessica Squires U15 Stanley Leech, Harry Gallian U17- Henry Howarth, Sam Nikhil Gorantla Thain u25 Mike Turner,

Senior Stan Leech n/a n/a 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, Full members: Chris Larlham, Mike Barton, David Hicks Probationary members: Andrew Gale, Ray Mordini , Nick Batcheler Club Cricket Jamie Sparrow, Ryan Sparrow, Joe Barrs, Andy Laws, Chris Mays, Amber Mays Conference England Over 60 Malcolm Wright, England Disability Daniel Thomas -

Rajapack Awards 2019 - Academy

Player Team Date Achievement Award

Alex Peirson U14s vs Hockerill 05-May 50 runs £100 Alex Peirson U14s vs Hockerill 05-May 3 catches £100 Amelie Wright U12 girls vs U10 boys (Terriers) 10-May 3 wickets £100 Henry MacDowell U13s vs Cambridge St Giles 16-May 5 wickets £100 Charlie Underwood U15s vs Thriplow 20-May 50 runs £100 Ollie Rae U15s vs Longstanton Grasshoppers 26-May 50 runs £100 Charlie Stock Emerging Players (U12) vs High Roding 02-Jun 50 runs £100 Honor Russell U12 girls vs Wendens Ambo U10 boys 14-Jun 3 wickets £100 6 Jun and 26 30 runs + Charlie Stock U12 vs Thriplow U13, U12 vs Foxton U13 Jun 30 runs £100 Ben Rae U13s vs Reed 28-Jun 5 wickets £100 Ben Wiseman U15s vs Hockerill 01-Jul 5 wickets £100 3-Jun and 30 runs + Charlie Hoyle U10s vs U11s, U10s vs Primrose Hill 5-Jul 30 runs £100 Clara Fenwick U12 girls vs Wendens Ambo U10 boys 05-Jul 3 wickets £100 Alexander Bull Emerging Players (U12) vs Billericay 07-Jul 5 wickets £100 Henry Wiseman U16s vs Colchester and East Essex 07-Jul 50 runs £100 Jonny Wiseman U14s vs Foxton 08-Jul 50 runs £100 Ollie Rae U15s vs Royston 08-Jul 50 runs £100 Henry Wiseman U15s vs Royston 08-Jul 50 runs £100 Ben Wiseman U15s vs Royston 08-Jul 50 runs £100 Tom Mannion U14s vs Matching Green 12-Jul 3 catches £100 Alex Peirson U14s vs Matching Green 12-Jul 50 runs £100 Nikhil Gorantla U16s vs Wanstead and Snaresbrook 14-Jul 100 runs £100 Alex Keys U16s vs Wanstead and Snaresbrook 14-Jul 50 runs £100 Taegan Chapman U14s vs Matching Green 21-Jul 50 runs £100 Harry Gallian U16s vs Brentwood 21-Jul 50 runs £100 Stanley Leech U16s vs Upminster 07-Aug 100 runs £100 Ollie Rae U16s vs Frenford 25-Aug 50 runs £100

Total sponsorship £2,700

11 Squad 2019 Matchplay U16

Manager Darren Leech Coach(es) Jack Ormsby, Dan Cummins, Tony Wiseman, Regis Chakabva Captain(s) Leech S (4), Keys A (2) Scorer(s) Eliot Ede, Jess Squires Review of season This year, fixtures were after GCSEs. We played 6 matches – winning 4 group games (Loughton, Colchester & East Essex, Wansted & Snaresbrook and Brentwood). The 5th game against Bancroft was conceded to us. Winning a tough group, the QF against South Woodford was also conceded after Essex intervened (!). We went on to beat Upminster (convincingly) in a semi- final tie played at Hutton. The final was played against Frenford at the Cloud FM County Ground, Chelmsford. Sadly, it was not to be - Frenford played better on the day and won the final. This was only the 2nd time that SWCC have been represented in the final of this competition. Therefore, the boys did make some history and in doing so they all provided us with some great cricket. We used over 20 players from the u16, u15, u14 and u13 groups across the 6 fixtures this summer. Things are looking very good for future Matchplay, U19 and other competitions, as we really do have some talented young cricketers at SWCC.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age group Record Batting High score 123 Gorantla N 102* (Leech S), 93 (Wiseman H), 85 (Gallian H), 66 (Rae O) O Barnes 143 Most runs 269 Gorantla N 169 (Leech S), 125 (Wiseman H), 93 (Gallian H), 91 (Rae O) O Barnes 700 This was a tie, with 4 players each having 4 innings – Gorantla N, Keys A, Leech S and Rae 16 A Morley / Most innings O S Mitchell 89.6 56.3 (Leech S), 51.0 (Flaxman K), 46.5 (Gallian H), 41.6 (Wiseman H), 133.5 J White Highest Av Gorantla N 34.0 (Gaffan J), 24.0 (Pierson A), 23.6 (Keys A), 22.7 (Rae O) Batting Award Gorantla N An obvious winner. Nikhil was easily the pick of a very strong U16 batting line up Bowling 7 - Mays L and 7 - 6 (Rae O), 5 others each took 3 – Keys A, Leech S, Pierson A, D White 25 Most wickets Wiseman H Thain S and Turner D 29.0 27.1 (Keys A, 3w), 24.0 (Mays L, 7w), 24.0 (Gorantla N, 1w), D White 63.4 Most overs Rae O (6w) 23.1 (Wiseman H, 7w), 22.0 (Leech S, 3w), 15.0 (Flaxman K, 2w) 10.3 10.6 (Turner D), 14.4 (Mays L), 15.6 (Thain S), 15.7 (Wiseman H), J Hancock Lowest average Pierson A 17.5 (Rae O), 30.3 (Leech S), 39.3 (Keys A), 46.0 (Flaxman K), 133.0 3.26 (Gorantla N) 3-22 3-24 (Leech S), 3-25 (Turner D), 3-26 (Mays L) L Temblett Best figures Wiseman H 5-4 2017 Mays L On wickets + average, Liam just gets it. Well done to Henry Wiseman and Ollie Rae Bowling Award too! Magic moments So many to choose from….Wiseman H and Gorantla N batting against Colchester and Loughton respectively – both match winning innings. Turner D taking Wanstead & Snaresbrook out of the game with his 3fer after Keys A had dug in with the bat (64*). Gallian H and Leech S batted well against Brentwood and what a pleasure it was to see Mays L and Wiseman H take out their batsman to win the game! Beating Upminster in the semi-final and hitting the target of 143 in just 13.1 overs was something special too (Leech S, 102*). Most U16 3 players appeared in 5 of the 6 games – Wiseman H, Keys A and Rae O. T Ward 19 Appearances 2 players appeared in 4 of the 6 games – Gorantla N and Leech S 3 (Howarth H and Thain S). 2 (Hannam B), 8 L Temblett / Most Catches 1 (Flaxman K, Gorantla N, Leech S, Mays L, Rae O, Wiseman H) S Mitchell Primary Club Howarth H (Frenford CC), Pierson A (Colchester & East Essex CC), Players’ Player Leech S (5 votes) Gorantla N (2 votes) Gaffan J (1 vote) Clubman of the Keys A – committed, consistent and part of the leadership group again this year. Has been nominated for Year County trial with Cambridgeshire CCC. Most Promising Rae O – new to Matchplay, but what an impact he’s had with ball and bat. A fantastic all-rounder with lots Newcomer of potential and the nerve to perform in big games (e.g. 66 at the County Ground, Chelmsford) Wiseman H –good this summer with both bat and ball. Further, at Brentwood away, Henry ‘walked’ having Most Improved edged it, but not given out. Opposition players and spectators were stunned to see the spirit of cricket still Player alive and well at SWCC. Satisfying too, as we also went on to win what was a very big game in the group! Cambridgeshire CCC - S Leech (u17), H Howarth (u17), S Thain (u17), Peirson (u14) Representative cricket Essex CCC - N Gorantla (u17), H Gallian (u15), L Mays (u14) Conceded by Not Played 6 Won 5 Lost 1 Tied 0 Conceded to us 1 0 0 us played 12

Squad 2019 Under 15

Manager Jan Rae Coach Tony Wiseman Captains Henry Wiseman, Henry Huxter, Joseph Gaffan, Ben Wiseman Review of season A stop/ start season affected by weather. When at strength, we were very impressive or when low on numbers we did our best. Many cricketers made large improvements in their game. Many thanks to Jane Rae, Regis and Toby Montague for their time and efforts.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age group Record Batting High score Ollie Rae 52 Henry Wiseman 51, C Underwood 50 , Ben Wiseman 50 O Barnes 143 Ollie Rae 369 Henry Wiseman 274, K Schmidt 207, H Huxter 180, C Underwood O Barnes 700 Most runs 133 14 Ollie Rae Henry Wiseman 8 16 A Morley / Most innings S Mitchell Highest Av 46 Ollie Rae Henry Wiseman 133.5 J White Batting Award Ollie Rae Rae 3 x 50s, H Wiseman 3 x 50s , C Underwood 2 x 50s Bowling Most wickets 7 Emmy Brown 5 Ben Wiseman D White 25 Most overs 24 Emmy Brown D White 63.4 Emmy Brown J Hancock Lowest average 12.00 3.26 Ben Wiseman L Temblett Best figures 4-1-7-5 5-4 2017 Bowling Award Emmy Brown

Magic moments 224 against Royston Most U15 Ollie Rae 14, Henry Wiseman 8 T Ward 19 Appearances 3 J Gafffan Evenly Shared around 8 L Temblett / Most Catches S Mitchell Primary Club Ben Wiseman, Joseph Gaffan, Players’ Player Ollie Rae Clubman of the Jess Squires Year Most Promising Jess Squires Newcomer Most Improved Ollie Rae Player County Cricket – Club Caps Senior cricket- Henry Wiseman, Ollie Rae, Henry Huxter, Ben Wiseman Representative cricket Conceded by Not Played 15 Won 9 Lost 6 Tied 0 Conceded to us 0 1 us played

13 Squad Senior Girls (under 14) girls can play 2 years above the age group so played in an under 12 league

Manager Coaches Captain Assistant Coaches Review of season : No league entered this year

Statistic Player (s) Others Girls Record Batting 29 Emma Robert 2017 Highest score - new record 115 Nancy Ford 2016 Most runs 6 Ellie Barrs and Georgia Ridge 2006

Laura Ketteridge/Emma Borgeson 6.5 2007 Batting Award Bowling Most wickets 7 Saskia Karsten 2015 Most maidens Katy Borgeson 18 2009 Lowest average Georgia Ridge 10 Best figures Emma Borgeson 3 for 7 Bowling Award Others Magic moments 8 Evie Borgeson, Victoria Hill Most Appearances & Katy Borgeson 2009 Most Catches Amy Dunn, Katy Jones, Jessica Squires - 1 Primary Club – new members Players’ Player Clubman of the Year Most Promising Newcomer Most Improved Player Club Caps Representative cricket Cambs. Played Won Lost Not played

14 Squad 2019 Under 14

Manager Matt Clare & Vince Taylor Coach Mark Thompson Captain On rotation Vice-captain On rotation Review of Season: Mixed season, interrupted by loss of early fixtures to rain, then a crazy finish of 12 games in 17 days. Played 23 and won 11, lost 12. A match for any team when “focussed”, but lack of focus was often costly. Some excellent leadership by senior players. A cup final win against Matching Green was an undoubted highlight. More players blooded in senior cricket.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age- group Record Batting 81* Alex Peirson 52* Johnny Wiseman Ed Low 106* 2009 Highest score 50* Taegan Chapman 319 Johnny 233 Alex Peirson Bertie Scott 659 2015 Most runs Wiseman 12 J Wiseman, 11 Alex Taylor, Dan Turner 20 Bertie Scott, Louis Most innings George Huxter Temblett 2015 116.5 Alex Peirson 39.9 Johnny Wiseman 116.5 Alex Pierson 2019 – Highest average new record Batting Award Johnny Wiseman Bowling 10 Tom Mannion 8 Alex Taylor, Dan Turner, Henry 19 Darren White 2004; Ally Most wickets Clare Hancock 2010 Most overs 42 Alex Taylor 34 Henry Clare, 31 Daniel Turner 60 Ally Hancock 2010 Lowest average 15.36 Tom Mannion 15.73 Daniel Turner 4.08 James Ward 2006 Aaron Bass-Bainbridge Daniel Turner 3-0-10-3 5-0 Jesper Walker 2010 Best figures 4-0-25-4 Henry Clare 3-0-11-3 Bowling Award Daniel Turner Others Magic moments Cup final performance v Matching Green. Aaron B-B taking four wickets v Thriplow. Alex Peirson’s imperious batting in the final. AP and Johnny launching sixes into the Foxton Football Club training session. Henry Clare direct hit run-out in the final. Epic matches at Thriplow. Alex Taylor “6” competition away at Buntingford. Nikhil’s wickets at Sutton on Debut. Tom Mannion’s catches from AT bowling to dismiss openers in final. Most Appearances 19 Alex Taylor 19 Alex Taylor 2019 – new record Most Catches 7 Tom Mannion 7 Tom Mannion 2019 – new record Primary Club None Clubman of the Year Aaron Bass-Bainbridge Most Promising Newcomer Nikhil Cheriyan Players’ Player Alex Peirson Most Improved Player Daniel Turner Club Caps Senior Cricket -Tom Mannion and Dan Turner Representative cricket Essex – Liam Mays; Cambs – Georgie Demetriou Foale; Taegan Chapman, Alex Peirson Conceded to Conceded by Not Played 23 Won 11 Lost 12 Tied 0 1 0 0 us us played

15 Squad 2019 Under 13

Manager James Legg, Matt Rowlandson Coach Tom Rodda Captain Noah Vintiner (Purples) Captain - Golds Tommy Mackay Review of Season: Plenty of cricket for our squad of over 30 boys playing in 3 squads (Purple, Gold & Green). Senior cricket was a great success (Thanks Tom and Toby). Purple won CYCA Premier league, runners up CYCA cup, Gold 2nd WECB league & cup, Green 2nd in CYCA Regional league.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age- group Record Batting Highest score 85* Max Wiseman 49 Daniel Legg Ed Low 106* 2009 395 Daniel Legg 284 Charlie Rowlandson, 282 Bertie Scott 659 2015 Most runs Ben Rae 26 Ben Rae 25 Daniel Legg, 22 Charlie 26 Ben Rae 2019 – new Most innings Rowlandson record Highest average 53.3 Archie Parkin 35.8 Hywel Bowen Batting Award Daniel Legg Archie Parkin (Gold/Green) Bowling 34 Ben Rae 30 Bertie Rodda, 22 Hywel 34 Ben Rae 2019 – new Most wickets Bowen, 18 Noah Vintiner record 110.5 Ben Rae 95.2 Bertie Rodda, 78.5 Noah 110 Ben Rae 2019 – new Most overs Vintiner, 72.4 Hywel Bowen record Lowest average 6.55 Stanley Howard 7.75 Archie Parkin 4.08 James Ward 2006 Henry MacDowell 6/7 Bertie Rodda 6/27 5-0 Jesper Walker 2010 Best figures

Bowling Award Ben Rae, Stanley Howard (Gold/Green) Others Magic moments City of Cambs – a win at home and a great run chase away. “Friendly” matches vs West Essex at AAPF. Convincing win for the Golds vs Theydon Bois – Bowling them out for 31 led by Luke Campbell , Stan Howerd and Doron Baruch and then Finn Pluck and Doron knocking off the runs inside 7 overs. Max Johnson massive catch on the long boundary which split his webbing – he didn’t flinch. Most Appearances 32 Ben Rae 32 Ben Rae 2019 – new record 7 Noah Vintiner & Ben Rae 7 Noah Vintiner, Ben Rae Most Catches 2019 – new record Primary Club – new members Stan Howard Clubman of the Year Tommy Mackay Most Promising Newcomer Archie Parkin Most Improved Players Ben Smith Senior Cricket; D Legg, B Rae, N Vintiner, S Chessher Grant, M Johnson, T Mackay, H Club Caps MacDowell, B Rodda, C Rowlandson, O Davis, H Bowen, 5 wickets,- B Rodda, H MacDowell, B Rae, H Howard Cambs – H Bowen, H MacDowell, West Essex – D Legg, B Rae, N Vintiner, O Davis, M Representative cricket Wiseman, C Rowlandson, B Rodda, C McErlain, H Howard, S Chessher Grant Conceded Conceded by Played 32 Won 21 Lost 7 Tied 0 3 3 Abandoned 1 to us us

Squad 2019 Junior Girls (under 12) girls can play 2 years above the age group so played in an under 10 league

Manager Daniela Karsten Coach Kevin Duers Captain Various Assistant Coaches Emelia Brown, Amy Dunn, Daniel Legg, Jessica Squires Review of season : The 2019 season has in many ways been our most successful to date. Our achievements include most matches won in CYCA League(4 out of 6); highest average of wickets per match(6) & 3 Raja’s; increased number of girls playing integrated club cricket and/or graduating to Ladies’ team; highest number of girls playing representative cricket for Essex or Cambs. (6); highest number of senior girls volunteering as Coach Support Workers; club players successful in applying for school Sports Scholarships

Statistic Player (s) Others Girls Record Batting Amelie Wright - 12 Izzy Clydesdale – 11 36 Emma Fring Highest score Jessica Orris - 11 Most runs Amelie Wright - 43 Alexandra Dupont-Short - 42 102 Emma Fring Most 6 Alexandra Dupont-Short, 5 – Clara Fenwick, 6 – 2006 Ellie Barrs and Georgia Ridge; 2018 Izzy Bevens, Sophia Samira Philllips, Amelie Honor Russell, Demetriou-Foale, Alexandra Dupont-Short Appearances Wright Charlotte Walters 2019 Alexandra Dupont-Short, Samira Philllips, Amelie Wright Most improved Batsman Alexandra Dupont-Short, Amelie Wright, Izzy Clydesdale, Honor Russell Highest average Amelie Wright - 7 Izzy Clydesdale - 6 20 Emma Fring Batting Award Amelie Wright Bowling Most wickets Samira Phillips & Amelie Wright - 8 Clara Fenwick – 7 13 Izzie Bevans Most maidens Clara Fenwick – 2, Jessica Orris - 1 Katy Borgeson 18 2009 Most Wickets in a match Clara Fenwick - 4 Samira Phillips – 3 runs & a Clara Fenwick – 3 runs in 2 Emma Borgeson 3 for 7 Best figures wicket in 2 overs overs Izzy Weston 2 for 6 2017 Bowling Award Clara Fenwick & Samira Phillips Most Promising Bowler Isabelle Dupont-Short Others Magic moments v WENDENS Clara Fenwick took a wicket off the first ball, followed by an additional 7 wickets scored by the team.. Most Catches Amelie Wright - 2 Alexandra Dupont-Short, Honor Russell, Charlotte Walters - 1 In the final game of the season Amelie Wright bowled and caught one Poppy Leach – Quick hands to Fielding ball, bowled and stumped one ball and caught a ball! stump v Royston Primary Club – new members N/A Players’ Player Amelie Wright & Clara Fenwick Alexandra Dupont-Short, Clara Fenwick & Amelie Wright – fair but thoughtful Best Captaincy decisions. Growing strategic awareness for match play Clubmen of the Year Emelia Brown, Amy Dunn, Daniel Legg and Jessica Squires for Coach Support Most Promising Newcomers Izzy Clydesdale, Isabel Hart, Poppy Leach, Charlotte Walters Most Improved Player Clara Fenwick, Amelie Wright Club Caps Sophia Demetriou-Foale, Emma Legg, Clara Fenwick, Honor Russell, Amelie Wright, Representative cricket Izzy Bevans, Sophia Demetriou-Foale, Sirisha Gorantla, Emma Legg, Caitlin Wade Conceded to Not Played 6 Won 4 Lost 2 Tied 2 Conceded by us 0 0 us played

Squad 2019 under 10-12 Brian Taylor

Manager Nick Hoyle Coach Dan Cummins / Regis Captain Jed Bailey Review of season: We are very pleased with this years’ squad and how they developed. Not a single player had played in this tournament previously which meant as defending champions we were always going to be very inexperienced but also quite a young squad.. Everyone conducted themselves well, played the game in a professional and honest way and represented SWCC as one would hope. Every player improved immensely and each one has had an important role to play as our team performances improved. They were a great group to manage and we are well set with 9 players able to play next season. Thanks to all the parents for being the boys summer taxi’s, scoring, umpiring and for creating some great teas.

Age-group Record Statistic Player (s) Others (kept since 2016 only) Batting Charlie Stock (60) Jeb Bailey (49*) 2018 134 Max Wiseman Highest score Most runs Jed Bailey (116) 2018 405 Max Wiseman Alex Bull / Paddy Haslam 8 2017 Liam Mays, Alex Peirson ; 2018 Most innings (6) Charlie Rowlandson Highest average Jed Bailey (23.2) 2018 135 Max Wiseman Batting Award Jed Bailey Bowling Most wickets Alex Bull (8) 17 Hywel Bowen 2017 Most overs Jay Reader (16) Lowest average 10.75 (Alex Bull) 3.82 Hywel Bowen 2017 Best figures Alex Bull (5-10) 5-10 Alex Bull 2019 - new record Bowling Award Alex Bull Others Magic moments - Most Appearances Alex Bull / Paddy Haslam / Jay Reader (6) Most Catches Charlie Hoyle (5) 7 Taegan Chapman 2017 Primary Club – new members N/A Players’ Player Jed Bailey Clubman of the Year Most Promising Newcomer Luke Neale Most Improved Player Alex Bull Club Caps Charlie Hoyle, Jonny Rumsby, Ethan Wright, Alexi Demetriou-Foale, Ted Bowers Representative cricket (Essex U10 / West Essex u11) Played Conceded Not Won 3 Lost 4 Tied 0 Conceded to us 0 0 0 7 by us played

Squad 2019 under 12

Managers John & Valérie Reader Coaches Ray Mordini, Sam Blackman Captain Rotation Vice captain Rotation Review of Season: A really enjoyable season with a squad of over 30 players, boosted by arrivals from Wendens Ambo CC and Linton CC. We competed in two U13 leagues –finishing joint top of the CYCA Regional and comfortably mid-table in the West Eagles league. We also entered the Hugh Craig League winning 4 of our 6 matches. Every member of the squad got some match time, with a number making their competitive cricket debuts. Massive thanks to Ray for stepping in to coach the squad, and to Jack Tordoff and Oliver Haslam for helping out with training. Thanks also to Darron Diggons and Scott Riley for lots of umpiring, and again to Darron as assistant manager.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age- group Record Batting Jed Bailey (32*) Charlie Stock (31*) Ryan Brown 85* 2008 Highest score Paddy Haslam (30*) Jed Bailey (175) Paddy Haslam (119) 510 Liam Mays 2017 Most runs Charlie Stock (100) Jay Reader (11) James Taylor (10) 24 Louis Temblett 2014 Most innings George Riley (10) Jed Bailey (44) Charlie Stock (33) Josh Batcheler 56 2012 Highest average Charlie Kinsey (28) Batting Award Jed Bailey Bowling Paddy Haslam (10) Jed Bailey (9) 28 Spencer Hill 2010 Alex Bull (8) Most wickets George Riley (8) Dylan Diggons (8) Most overs Jay Reader (25) George Riley (21) 57 Henry Clare 2017 Alex Bull (6) Jed Bailey (6.2) 2.38 John Gower-Isaac 2016 Lowest average Charlie Stock (7.3) Toby Wheeler (7.8) Alex Bull (4/1) Jed Bailey (3/0) Jonathan Gadd 6-4 2010 Charlie Stock (3/4 & 3/14) Luke Barkes – 6-4 2009 Dylan Diggons (3/5) Best figures Jack Jeremy (3/7) Jay Reader (3/13) Jake Ringer (3/19) Bowling Award (best Alex Bull overall average) Magic moments Successfully chasing down Foxton’s 61 runs after we’d slumped to 34 for 8. Charlie Stock retired on 26 (and couldn’t come back in) but Toby Wheeler and Luca Frainer got the final few runs needed. Demolition of Thriplow’s top order by Charlie Stock, Toby Wheeler and Alex Bull – with number 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 all going for ducks. Most Appearances Jay Reader (12) 25 Louis Temblett 2014 Most Catches N/A 10 Louis Temblett 2014 Primary Club – new N/A members Clubman of the Year Players’ Player Jed Bailey Most Improved Jake Ringer Club Caps See U12 EP Squad. Cambridgeshire – Charlie Stock. Essex – Jed Bailey Representative cricket

Played Won Lost Tied Conceded to us Conceded by us Not played

Squad 2019 Under 11 Managers Daniel Rowlandson Coaches Dan Cummings

Captain By rotation Vice Captain none Review of season We entered the WEDCB League, the WEDCB Terrier League and the CYCA Regional League. The focus on the season was to adapt to the hard ball game and for the batsmen, out being out!. We also wanted to reduce the number of wickets lost due to run outs, and runs given away from over throws. The team made much progress in both areas thanks to some great training drills but there is still room for improvement. Their excellent coaching combined with the boys’ willingness to learn led to a significantly improved squad as the season progressed and we developed a strong bowling line-up in particular. The season started with a crushing defeat in the WEDCB U11 cup at Harlow, having bowled well to restrict Harlow to 86, we were skittled out for 12 – a tough lesson and out of the cup. However our last game of the season we dominated Dunmow with an impressive win. However with a small squad, fulfilling all of the fixtures was a challenge. Finally, big thanks to Rich Hardy for scoring and Byron Sindell for sharing the umpiring duties.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age-Group Record Batting Albie Hardy (26) 47no Finn Karsten 201 Jake Dowsett (25) Highest score Oliver Magliano (31 retired) Max Rowlandson (23) Jake Howard (23) Jake Dowsett (66) 344 Finn Karsten 2010 Most runs Albie Hardy (68) Jake Howard (60) 7 Albie Hardy ,Alexi Langrish 20 Louis Temblett 2013 Most innings Freddie Howard (8) ,Max Rowlandson Ollie Sindell , Matt Condie Highest average Jake Dowsett (16.5) Albie Hardy (13.6) 111 Henry Clare 2016 Batting Award Albie Hardy Bowling Most wickets Ollie Sindell (9) Max Rowlandson (6) 20 Louis Temblett 2013 Freddie Howard (20.4) 40 Finn Karsten 2010 Most overs Alexi Langrish (21) Ollie Sindell (19.2) Max Rowlandson (11) 4.0 Jordan Marsh 2010 Lowest average Ollie Sindell (9) Isaac Vaughan (11) Max Rowlandson (3-0-10-3) 4-1-14-7 Jack Ormsby 2010 Best figures Ollie Sindell (4-1-7-4) Bowling Award Ollie Sindell Magic moments Ollie Sindell 4 wickets against Dunmow, narrowly missing out on a five-for. Ollie Magliano unbeaten 31 with 5 4s against SWCC u10’s Great runout by max Rowlandson at Harlow in the cup. Isaac Vaughan and his safe hands behind the stumps to claim 4 catches. Most Catches Isaac Vaughan (4) 18 Charlie Gadd 2011 Primary Club – new members Players’ Player Clubman of the Year Max Rowlandson Most Promising Newcomer Most Improved Player Alexi Langrish Club Caps Representative cricket n/a Conceded to Conceded by Not Played 10 Won 2 Lost 7 Tied 1 0 3 12 us us played

Squad 2019 Under 10 Manager Gavin Wright / Nick Bowers Coaches Jack Ormsby / Dan Cummins

Captain Review of season A challenging season with several players being selected for the Brian Taylor squad, making the transition to hardball cricket and playing in a higher age group league. Highlights included a nail-biting finish at Epping Foresters with last pair Barney Hoyle and Oscar Lewis smashing 20+ to win, including an extended consultation of the umpires with the scorers over a controversial run out decision. Also winning all matches at the mini matchplay tournament under the floodlights and music razzmatazz at the County Ground in Chelmsford.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age-Group Record Batting Highest Score Charlie Hoyle 35 Josh Charge 45 – 2005 Most runs Charlie Hoyle (88) Ben Wiseman 134 – 2014 Most innings Ethan Wright (11) Charlie Gadd 15 - 2010 Highest average Jonny Rumsby (44) Batting Award Jonny Rumsby Bowling Most wickets Ethan Wright (12) Jonathan Gadd – 13 2008 35 Ethan Wright 2019 – Most overs Ethan Wright (35) new record Alexi Demetriou-Foale 2.9 Jonathan Gadd 2008 Lowest average (10.67) Fergus Liddle 3-14 vs 2-0-3-3 Jake Dowsett Theydon Bois 2018 Best figures Ethan Wright 3-14 vs Coton Girls Bowling Award Ethan Wright Others Magic moment Last wicket win at Epping Foresters, winning all matches at the minimatchplay tournament 10 Ethan Wright 2019 – Most Appearances Ethan Wright (12) new record Primary Club – new members Ethan Wright and Players’ Player Barney Hoyle Clubman of the Year Ted Bowers Most Promising Newcomer Jude Goodfellow Most Improved Player Oscar Lewis Club Caps Charlie Hoyle, Jonny Rumsby, Alexi Demetriou-Foale, Ted Bowers, Ethan Wright (Essex primary Representative cricket development squad) Conceded to Conceded by Not Played 13 Won 2 Lost 10 Tied 1 us us played

Squad 2019 under 9 Managers Rob Thurston Coaches Jack Ormsby

Captain Rotated Another enjoyable and successful Season for the u9s who won the West Esesx u10 League, Runners up in the CYCA league. All players continued to enjoy their cricket, improve across all aspects of their game. Thank you to Jack Ormsby and Dan Cummins for providing coaching on Sunday mornings.

Statistic Player (s) Others Age-Group Record Batting 33 Zachery Head 26 Arthur Wainman 36 Ben Wiseman 2013 Highest score 26 Daniel Davies 25 Arthur Ketteley 166 Jonny Rumsby 2018 – Most runs 90 Daniel Davies new record Bobbie Thurston 12 Bertie Murphy 2018 Most innings Arthur Wainman Highest average** - Ben Wiseman 67 Batting Award Daniel Davies Bowling

Most wickets 8 Bobbie Thurston 13 Hywel Bowen 2015 Bobbie Thurston 21 Charlie Hoyle 2018 Most overs Arthur Wainman 3 Ben Rae, Connall McErlain, Lowest average - Louis Nicols 2015

Best figures 2-0-3-3 Henry Huxter 2013 Bowling Award Bobbie Thurston Magic moment Team Winning the West Essex League Winning at Cambridge St Giles and defending the last over beautifully. All round fielding performance v Cambourne at Home

Bobbie Thurston Arthur 12 Bertie Murphy 2018 – new Most Appearances Wainman (10) record Most Catches Daniel Davies Primary club – new members - Mangers Player Arthur Wainman Clubman of the Year Bobbie Thurston Most Promising Newcomer Lewis Warwick Most Improved Player Will Harris, Theo Hanson Representative cricket Arthur Wainman, Barney Hoyle & Bobbie Thurston go for Cambridgeshire trials Played 10 Won 7 Lost 3 Tied Conceded to us 1 Conceded by us Not played 2

Squad 2019 under 8

Manager James Ketteley Coach Ray Mordini

Captain Rotated Vice Captain Review of season: Fantastic season for the u8 squad who won the West Essex u9 League and were runners up in the CYCA u9 league. The whole squad have continued to improve throughout the season and are now developing into a very good team. We have welcomed lots of new keen cricketers into this age group and so look forward to developing the team further next year and doing the double!

Statistic Player (s) Others Age-Group Record Batting Highest score 32 – Jack Hill , Arthur Ketteley 39 – Charlie Hoyle 2017 146 – Arthur Ketteley 163 Jack Hill 2019 – new Most runs 163 – Jack Hill 119 – Oliver Cazenove record

9 – Casper Hardy 10 – Arthur Ketteley, Jack Hill, Oliver 10 – Arthur Ketteley, Jack Hill, Oliver Most innings Cazenove, Freddie Cazenove, Freddie Rodwell Rodwell 2019 – new record Highest average** 18 – Jack Hill 93 – Jack Howard 2016 Batting Award Jack Hill Great consistency and always looking for extras Bowling 12 Arthur Ketteley 2019 Most wickets 12 – Arthur Ketteley 10- Oliver Cazenove – new record Most overs Oliver Cazenove 4 – Dylan Diggons and Toby Wheeler 2015 Lowest average Arthur Ketteley Best figures 2x 2wkt Maidens - Arthur Ketteley 5 for 7 Albie Hardy 2016 Bowling Award Arthur Ketteley Great deal of consistency, hard to score off Others Magic moments Casper Hardy – Correctly predicting each time he was going to take a wicket Oliver Cazenove – dropping a catch, picking it up and throwing to run the batsman out instead. Rex Carver – Diving stop on the boundary and collection thrown straight back at the stumps Most Appearances 10 – Arthur Ketteley, Oliver Cazenove, Freddie Rodwell, Jack Hill, 9 – Caspar Hardy Most Catches Max Coleman – outstanding fielder Primary Club– new members Hugh Spring, Max Coleman, George Simms, George Midwood, Kit Bailey, Oliver Cazenove Arthur Ketteley – Always delivering solid all round performances and very popular with Players’ Player his team mates Clubman of the Year Oliver Cazenove – Always encouraging and always trying his hardest Max Coleman – Made his debut this season and has been hugely enthusiastic and always looking to improve. Fantastic Fielder. Most Promising Newcomer James Chadwick – His bowling has improved significantly throughout the season and is really keen to learn more Rex Carver – His whole game has improved significantly. Most George Midwood – Started this year and has improved as the season has gone on Improved George Simms – his Spin bowling has developed very well Player Casper Hardy – Last year wouldn’t bowl, this year is taking wickets! Club Caps Conceded to Played 16 Won 12 Lost 1 Tied 3 Conceded by us 0 Not played us 0 23

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 6 senior girls 2010 Abby and Evie Borgeson Jamie White 133.5 WEDCB 2010 Highest average Josh Charge 136 u11 2008 26 junior girls 2013 Victoria Hill Jonny Brace and Michael Turner 242 v Woodford Wells 2014 st Highest Partnership (Matchplay semi-final unbeaten 1 wicket partnership ) Bowling

Spencer Hill 28 under 12 2010 Most wickets Emma Borgeson 11 2014 Most wickets in an innings Luke Barkes 6 for 4 2009 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 10 junior girls 2009 Georgia Ridge 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 Hill, Katy 8 junior girls 2009 Borgeson Most Catches Spencer Hill 12 under 12 2010

Saffron Walden Cricket Club The Crocus in 2019

Team League 2019 Position Notes 2019

1st XI East Anglian Premier League 9/12 as of 4/9/19 2nd XI Cambs and Hunts Premier League Whiting & Partners 2 4/10 3rd XI Cambs and Hunt CCA Senior League Div 3 6/9 4th XI CCA Junior League 4 West 10/14 5th XI CCA Junior League 4 South 9/16 Ladies Two Counties Cricket Championship Ladies T20 Section A 4/4 Midweek XI Adams Harrison Haverhill Midweek League Div 4 1/? CHAMPIONS Sunday XI u19 Walden Warriors ECB u19 Club T20 Group B 3/7 FINALISTS Development Squad v XL Club Cricket Week won Crocus n/a Senior EP (u13-16) Essex under 16 MatchplayTrevor Bailey Group A 1/6 FINALISTS U15 West Essex u15 League 2=/7 U15 CYCA u15 Premier 2/5 U14 CYCA u15 Premier 3/5 u14 West Essex u15 League 2=/7 U14 CYCA u14 A Regional League 3/5 Junior EP (u11-12) Brian Taylor Trophy 5=/8 U13 CYCA Premier 1/6 CHAMPIONS U13 CYCA Regional 3/5 U13 West Essex u13 League 2/8 U13 VItality W1 L1 National competition U12 West Essex u13 League 3/8 u12 Bardfield tbc U12 CYCA u13 Regional 1=/5 CHAMPIONS = U12 Junior Girls CYCA u10 Terrier 1/5 CHAMPIONS U11 CYCA u11 Premier 4=/5 U11 West Essex Terrier u11 League 8/9 played 4/9 U11 West Essex u11 League 7/7 U10 CYCA u11 Premier 4=/5 U10 CYCA u10 Terrier 2/5 U10 West Essex u11 League 7/7 U9 West Essex u10 Terrier 1=/8 CHAMPIONS U9 CYCA u10 Terrier 2/5 U8 West Essex U u9 Terrier 1/8 CHAMPIONS u8 CYCA u9 Terrier 2/5 Average

Games are conceded either because of players, or rain when one team cannot make the alternative dates proposed WEDCB = West Essex District Cricket Board (Part of the Essex performance pyramid). Now known as West Eagles; CYCA = Cambridgeshire Youth Cricket Association (part of the Cambridgeshire performance pyramid); CCA = Cambridgeshire Cricket Association; EAPL = East Anglian Premier League BJC = Bertie Joel Cup; C&HPL Div 1/Div 2 = Cambs & Hunts Premier League. Note: WEDB are not collating results this year. As they have no volunteer

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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 (barbecues, 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, helping out with the Sunday morning café – 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; Rajapack for their sponsorship of Raja award scheme; 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……

… and now for2020!

Nominations for representative cricket (District: West Essex and South Cambs. County: Essex and Cambridgeshire) have been made and trials will take place in the Autumn, with squad training after Christmas. 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 after Christmas 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… 18 November – SWCC AGM at the Golf Club, 7:30 pm

And then it starts again… Winter training January - March 2020 Friday 20 March 2020 – Club Dinner (Golf Club) Saturday 25 April 2020 CLUB OPEN DAY - 10.00am – 2.00pm

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

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