CLYDESDALE CRICKET CLUB
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM 2016/2017
Clydesdale Cricket Club 22 Beaton Road Pollokshields Glasgow G41 4LA 0141 423 1463 Clydesdale Cricket Club was founded in Kinning Park in 1848, making it the third oldest-established in Scotland and probably Glasgow's oldest surviving team sports organisation. The club has a continuous distinguished history. In its early years, Clydesdale also played football, and were influential in the setting up of the Scottish Football Association in 1870. Soon after, in 1874, the club's footballers were the losing finalists against Queen's Park in the first Scottish Cup final.
The subscription rates are determined each year at the Annual General Meeting, which is normally held at the end of June. Hockey players' subscriptions are due on 1st September, cricket players on 1st April, with non-playing social membership subscriptions due on 1st January. Family membership is due at the time of the section in which the members, junior or senior, are playing. Your year's subscription will be in accordance with these timings, irrespective of your date of admission to membership of the Club.
As part of our aim to promote a family atmosphere, we have introduced a scheme to encourage 'family membership'. This entitles all your children under 18 to free junior membership of the club if two or more adults from the same household are either playing or non-playing members.
Please note that each member is entitled to be accompanied by guests, each of whom can be signed in on up to six occasions per year. The club, however, is keen that members encourage their friends to join the club as members in their own right. Members are also encouraged to use the clubhouse facilities for any private functions they may wish to hold. The continuous support and use of the club by its members is essential for its upkeep and day-to-day running.
CLYDESDALE CRICKET CLUP MEMBERSHIP 2016/2017 First Name Title Mr/Mrs/Ms/Dr
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23 and Over £260 Playing Hockey/Cricket/Both Under 23/Student £135
Under 65
Non-Playing 65 and Over £50
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Non-Playing £230
Family Playing – 1 Adult £375
Playing – 2 Adults £520
I wish to become member of Clydesdale Cricket Club and enclose my first subscription for the amount indicated above (cheques should be made payable to 'Clydesdale Cricket Club). I agree to observe and uphold the Constitution and Rules of the Club, and to respect the fabric of the clubhouse and ground and the rights of other Members.
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“Titwood” is currently regarded as one of the best grounds in Scotland and as a result has played host to many international matches over the past few years. This is partly due to the unrivalled facilities the club has, namely one of the largest grounds in the country with 16 pitches available for use annually. The club are also in partnership with Hutchesons’ Grammar which allows us the use of the school’s Auldhouse Playing Fields for Saturday league matches.
Clydesdale Cricket Club is one of the leading cricket clubs in the West of Scotland, and has competed in the highest level of league competition since 2004, winning the National Premier League competition in 2004 and 2005. The club also has a long list of honours in the Scottish Cup (6) and Rowan Cup (20), both of which have a rich history
in Scottish Cricket. The section boasts a number of international players, from youth level all the way through to Cricket World Cup players. Clydesdale has a team for all levels of cricketer to play in.
Clydesdale (Men) and Clydesdale Western (Ladies) hockey club are one of the senior clubs in Scottish Hockey, providing hockey for men, women and children of all ages and abilities. The Club has its own international standard water based pitch that was used as a training venue for the 2014 Commonwealth Games and has been host to international hockey matches. There is also a multi-use games area (MUGA) which is available for training and warm ups.
Both the Men’s and Ladies’ 1st XI’s currently play in the Scottish National League. The ladies section (formerly Glasgow Western) has been the largest and most successful club in Scotland since 1976, winning the National Outdoor League on 23 occasions including 19 consecutive titles from 1976 to 1999. Clydesdale Western has also competed in European Club Hockey Championship on numerous occasions. Both sections have a history of producing international standard players from youth level to Olympians.