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Tolchards Devon Cricket League Awards Clubs of the Year Tolchards Devon Cricket League Awards Clubs of the Year (Determined from Umpires’ Markings for the Season) Premier A Division B Division C Division 2000 Seaton Braunton Bideford - 2001 Sandford Seaton Hatherleigh - 2002 Exmouth Seaton Brixham - 2003 Sandford Axminster Clyst St George - 2004 Sandford Axminster Shobrooke Park - 2005 Sandford Axminster Barnstaple & Pilton - 2006 Sandford Cornwood Alphington - 2007 North Devon Sidmouth Seaton - 2008 North Devon Tavistock Shobrooke Park Clyst Hydon 2009 North Devon Cornwood Axminster Seaton 2010 North Devon Sandford Bideford Hatherleigh 2011 North Devon Sandford Thorverton Bideford 2012 North Devon Exeter Thorverton Chagford 2013 Sidmouth Sandford Thorverton Chagford 2014 Torquay Chudleigh Braunton Shaldon Optimists 2015 North Devon Sandford & Ivybridge - Bradninch 2016 Sidmouth Sandford Ottery St Mary - 2017 Exeter Sandford Bideford - 2018 Sidmouth Paignton Thorverton - 2019 Sidmouth Ivybridge Kilmington - Youth Awards - Roll of Honour Mod-Dec Trophy 1987 Mark Woodman Exmouth 1988 Bobby Dawson Budleigh Salterton John Player Trophy 1983 Mike Cottam Seaton 1984 Carl Goodearl Plymstock 1985 James Graham Paignton 1986 Andy Pugh Barton Bob Bridges Trophy 1989 Brendan Schofield Torquay 1990 Neil Gibbs Bovey Tracey 1991 Mark Lathwell Braunton 1992 Orlando Le Fleming Exeter 1993 Paul Hume Braunton 1994 Chris Read Paignton 1995 Matthew Hunt Torquay 1996 David Lye Exmouth 1997 Martin Gear North Devon 1998 Matt Wood Exmouth 1999 Jamie Wardrop Sidmouth 2000 Steve Edmonds Paignton 2001 Nick Watkin Barton 2002 Oliver Wickett Hatherleigh 2003 Neil Bettis Sandford 2004 Tim Piper Bradninch 2005 David Wrench Plympton 2006 Scott Barlow Sidmouth 2007 Seb Benton Paignton 2008 Chris Metters South Devon 2009 Lewis Gregory Plympton 2010 Gary Chappell Bradninch 2011 Craig & Jamie Overton North Devon 2012 Josh Mailing Plympton 2013 Rhys Davies Tavistock 2014 Ben Green Exeter 2015 Matt Petherbridge Torquay 2016 Dan Wolf Paignton 2017 Jack Moore Barnstaple & Pilton 2018 Cameron Kidd Whimple 2019 Sam Read Clyst St George Player of the Year (Awarded by the League Management) 2000 Mark Richards Axminster 2001 Rob Gaylard Roborough 2002 Keith Donohue Plympton 2003 Tim Greenslade Woodbury 2004 Glen Lammonby Exeter 2005 Arnie Searle Tavistock 2006 Neil Hancock Paignton 2007 Anthony Griffiths Sidmouth 2008 David Burke Plymouth 2009 Keith Donohue Plympton 2010 James Ford Bideford 2011 Dominic Wood Plymstock 2012 David Lye Exmouth 2013 Trevor Anning Exmouth 2014 Josh Best Sidmouth 2015 Matt Golding Bovey Tracey 2016 Gary Chappell Bradninch 2017 Richard Foan Sandford 2018 Tom Gooding Kilmington 2019 Alex Barrow Sidmouth Captains of the Year (Determined from Umpires’ Markings for the Season) Premier Division A Division 2000 Richard Newton (Seaton) Kenny Allen (Chudleigh) 2001 Justin Mann (Paignton) Jack Willow (Axminster) 2002 Keith Donohue (Plympton) Steve Luffman (Tavistock) 2003 Terry Farkins (Abbotskerswell) Matt Hewer (Seaton) 2004 Pat Steward (Exeter) David Manning (Tavistock) 2005 Andy Cottam/ (Seaton) Matt Hookway (Chudleigh) Matt Hewer 2006 Andy Procter (Budleigh) Andrew Codling (Shobrooke Park) 2007 Jon Tipper (Exeter) Steve Luffman (Tavistock) 2008 Richard Baggs (Exmouth) Adam Parker (Barton) 2009 Luke Minett (Plymouth) Adrian Small (Sandford) 2010 Peter Bradley (Bovey Tracey) - John Baglow (Braunton) Arwyn Jones (Plympton) 2011 Sandy Allen (Budleigh) Matt Theedom (Sandford) 2012 Matt Theedom (Sandford) Craig Harris (Cornwood) 2013 Tim Piper (Bradninch) Richard Acton (Abbotskerswell) 2014 Justin Yau (Torquay) Ed Foreman Chudleigh 2015 Barney Huxtable (North Devon) Jamie Palmer Sandford 2016 Eric Staddon (Cornwood) Keith Wakeham (Ipplepen) 2017 Ed Yeo (North Devon) Mark Lake (Hatherleigh) 2018 Richard Foan (Sandford) Matt Skeemer (Cornwood) Mark Lake (Hatherleigh) 2019 Tom Popham (North Devon) Paul Heard (Bideford, Littleham & Westward Ho! Captains of the Year (Determined from Umpires’ Markings for the Season) B Division C Division 2000 Kevin Fishleigh (Bideford) - 2001 Chris Doe (Clyst St George) - 2002 Chris Ford (Shobrooke Park) - 2003 Chris Ford (Shobrooke Park) - 2004 Chris Acton (Bradninch) - 2005 Clive Johns (Heathcoat) - 2006 Ian Whalley (Plymstock) - 2007 James Ford (Bideford) - 2008 Paul Elliott (Heathcoat) Martin Dudley (Clyst Hydon) 2009 Peter Waterman (Bideford) Harold Stevenson (Dartington & Totnes) 2010 Chris Lanyon (Brixham) Ben Glover (Kingsbridge) 2011 Steve Moore (Bideford) Chris Pascoe (Ashburton) 2012 Kalon Veale (Dartington & Totnes) Keith Wakeham (Ipplepen) 2013 James Hope (Thorverton) James Ford (Bideford) 2014 Ian Roberts (Braunton) Craig Greenwood (Shaldon Optimists) 2015 Gareth Andrews (Ivybridge) - 2016 Shaun Daymond (Tavistock) - 2017 Will Harrison (Ottery St Mary) - 2018 James Blackmore (Cullompton) - 2019 Matt Heather (Chudleigh) - Services to the Devon Cricket League The Stuart Munday Memorial Cup 2011 Dennis White 2012 Richard Hussey 2013 Geoff Coish 2014 Graham Shears 2015 Andy Davies 2016 Phil Bees 2017 Sheila Harding 2018 David Gambie 2019 Nigel Mountford .
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