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[Posted 30/12/16] Today Was Finals Day in the Annual Indoor Super 8S Tournament. the Morning December 2016 Super 8s Finals Day [posted 30/12/16] Today was Finals Day in the annual Indoor Super 8s tournament. The morning session saw Clydesdale CC, Ferguslie CC and Poloc CC battle it out for the Under 12 title, Clydesdale CC coming out on top with two wins. Ferguslie CC finished as runners-up courtesy of their solitary win over Poloc CC. Clydesdale CC then won out in the Under 15 competition in the afternoon, defeating a second side from Titwood and the East Renfrewshire|Renfrew combined side to make it a "double". And the evening Under 19 matches would see the Glasgow southside club complete a clean sweep of Super 8s titles, with wins over the Glasgow Accies|West of Scotland combined team, and Poloc CC. The match scorecards are online. Under 12 Super 8s group stages [posted 29/12/16] The Under 12 Indoor Super 8s group stage matches took place today at Hutchesons' Grammar School in Glasgow. Clydesdale CC won Group A in the morning session, defeating East Kilbride CC and Glasgow Accies CC to qualify for Friday's Finals Day. Group B - in the afternoon - saw Poloc CC come out on top against Kilmarnock CC and Renfrew CC, like their southside rivals winning two ourt of two. The third Finals Day qualifier, Ferguslie CC, won Group C, in the evening, their 100% qualifying record seeing them defeat East Renfrewshire CC and Uddingston CC. The qualifying group stage match scorecards are also online. Under 15 Super 8s group stages [posted 28/12/16] Both Clydesdale CC sides, along with the East Renfrewshire|Renfrew combined side made it out of the Under 15 group stages today at Hutchesons' Grammar School in Glasgow. Clydesdale CC's "1st VIII" secured their place courtesy of two big wins over Poloc CC and the Ferguslie|Kelburne combined side respectively, whilst the Titwood club's "2nd VIII" topped Group B in the afternoon group stages, coming out on top of the East Renfrewshire|Renfrew joint team and Glasgow Accies CC. And it was the combined side who finished the day with the best runner-up record to see them through to Friday's Finals Day. The qualifying group stage match scorecards are also online. Under 19 Super 8s group stages [posted 27/12/16] The group stage matches of this year's Under 19 Indoor Super 8s tournament took place today at Hutchesons' Grammar School in Glasgow. Group A saw Clydesdale CC finish on top to qualify for Friday's Finals Day, with the Clydesdale II pipping the Ferguslie|Hillhead combined side for the runner-up spot. Poloc CC then won Group B, defeating both the Glasgow Accies|West of Scotland joint team - who finished second - and the East Kilbride|Uddingston combined side. After the scorecards had all been tallied, joining the two Glasgow southside clubs on Finals Day will be the Glasgow west end combined team, comprising players from Glasgow Accies CC and West of Scotland CC. The qualifying group stage match scorecards are also online. 2016 Super 8s - draws [posted 19/12/16] Tim Hart has released the draw for the Under 19 Indoor Super 8s tournament taking place between Christmas and New Year at Hutchesons' Grammar School Sports Hall in Glasgow as usual. Group A sees Clydesdale CC, a second Clydesdale side and a Fergsulie|Hillhead combined team. Group B pits Glasgow Accies CC, Poloc CC and an East Kilbride|Uddingston combined team against each other. Group stages matches in the Under 19 tournament take place on 27 December 2016. The draw is online here. 2016 Super 8s - draws [posted 14/12/16] Tim Hart has released the draws for the Under 12 and 15 Indoor Super 8s tournaments taking place between Christmas and New Year at Hutchesons' Grammar School Sports Hall in Glasgow as usual. In the Under 12 tournament, Group A sees Clydesdale CC, East Kilbride CC and Glasgow Accies CC. Group B pits Kilmarnock CC, Poloc CC and Renfrew CC against each other. Whilst Group C has East Renfrewshire CC, Ferguslie CC and Uddingston CC in it. The group stage matches are on Thursday 29 December 2016. In the older Under 15 tournament, Group A features Clydesdale CC, a Ferguslie|Kelburne combined team and Poloc CC, and Group B contains a second Clydesdale side, alongwith an East Renfrewshire|Renfrew combined team and Glasgow Accies CC. Group stages matches in the Under 15 tournament take place on 28 December 2016. The draw is online here. MB Stanger Trophy winner [posted 04/12/16] Mike Stanger presented the MB Stanger Trophy to Gregor Chambers of Helensburgh CC, the trophy's 2017 winner, today. Gregor (pictured left being presented with the Trophy by Mike at a West Regional Academy session) was selected as this year's recipient by Mike after nominations from WDJCU clubs had produced a strong shortlist of candidates. The citation from Helensburgh CC supporting Gregor's nomination included the following which perfectly summarises what the trophy is all about, "The basis for Gregor's nomination is his performance on the field, the commitment he has shown to improving his own game and his overall, ongoing support to the Club, and in particular the Junior Section." Well done to Gregor, and congratulations too, to the other shortlisted nominees, Adam Khan of Hillhead CC and Jacques Grosvenor of Stirling County CC. Gregor Chambers's name is added therefore to the list of recipients of this most prestigious of awards, in this the Trophy's tenth year. November 2016 2017 WDJCU league and cup competition registration [posted 08/11/16] Clubs can now register - online here - for the WDJCU's 2017 leagues and cup competitions. Registration, as agreed at last night's AGM, is open until 31 December 2016, and clubs are requested to fill in the webform completely and accurately. AGM [posted 07/11/16] The WDJCU AGM took place this evening at "Shawholm". The meeting attended to all of the scheduled business, re-electing Dougie Johnstone as Chairman for a further two-year term of office. Parvase Majeed was elected as Vice-Chairman, succeeding Bob Coats. Secretary and Treasurer, respectively, Keith Young and Colin Dawson, and Committee member Tim Hart, were also re-elected for further two-year terms. Newly-appointed to the Committee were Michael Bang and Ann Hargie. In other business, a number of changes to competition playing conditions were proposed, seconded and passed by member clubs. These included the Frank Smith Trophy changing to an Under 16 competition from its 2017 playing. A proposal to amend the league points system was also passed, 3 points being awarded for a win from season 2017, with a losing side in a match that was played getting 1 point, and -1 point being deducted for a concession. Less severe penalties for concessions were also agreed to by attendees, and the restriction on clubs only being able to combine with one other club across all age-groups in a single season was changed to allow combinations with any other club at any age-group, up to a maximum of five other clubs should a club enter all five age-group leagues. The AGM also heard that clubs could opt to use pink or red balls in all WDJCU competitions in 2017, and that Under 10 "Kwik Cricket" festivals would be organised by Area Groups in 2017, reverting to each being open to all clubs. In attendance at the meeting was Cricket Scotland's recently-appointed new Women's and Girls' Participation Manager Nicola Wilson who, in turn, introduced her west region colleague Rosy Ryan, who is based in Dumfries. Clubs were also reminded of the deadline for nominations for the prestigious MB Stanger Trophy, nominations to be intimated to Keith Young by 30 November 2016 for consideration by the trophy's eponymous donor, and that entries to 2017 WDJCU competitions would close on 31 December 2016. In closing the meeting, Chairman Dougie Johnstone thanked the 28 attendees, and acknowledged their and their fellow club volunteers' efforts over the course of the preceding year. September 2016 WDJCU "Kwik Cricket" festivals review [posted 25/09/16] Tim Hart writes, "The WDJCU 'Kwik Cricket' season officially ended on Sunday 25th September, with an indoor festival, which took place at Hutchesons' Grammar School. The six players-per-side format, played with no boundaries and the unusual feature of the ball being able to rebound off of the roof and walls, certainly gave the participants a very different challenge! Three clubs attended (Clydesdale CC, East Renfrewshire CC and Uddingston CC) – with East Renfrewshire CC winning both their matches to win the festival. Thanks, as always, to the players for their effort and enthusiasm and to the coaches and parents who made the festival possible." Under 10 indoor "Kwik Cricket" tournament [posted 18/09/16] The WDJCU are again running an end-of-season indoor Under 10 "Kwik Cricket" tournament this year. Being held on Sunday the 25th of September, at Hutchesons' Grammar School Sports Hall in Glasgow, the tournament runs from 10 am to 12.30pm and is open to all clubs. Teams are six-a-side, and two matches will be played side- by-side making it an all-action crash-bang-wallop day of action for players. There's an entry form online, entries being accepted on a first-come-first-served basis. League winners [posted 12/09/16] With the Under 11 League title having been decided at its Finals Day yesterday (see below), this evening saw the formal end of season 2016, and with this the identity of the remaining league champions.
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