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M A T C H W E E K

P R O G R A M M E

24.08.2024

UP

THE HILL

CLUB OFFICIALS Chairperson Andy Pearce President Pete Weaving Treasurer Jack Robins Club Secretary Tony Williamson Women & Girls Coordinator Bryony Pearce Junior Coordinator Jason Ross-Collins Member Secretary Tom Nutbrown Safeguarding Officer Rihannah Jones 1st XI Captain Adam Cole 2nd XI Captain Dean White Women’s Captain Sam White Development XI Captain Pete Moore

GROUND DETILS Ruardean Hill Cricket Club The Recreation Ground Highview Road Ruardean Hill GL17 9ar 01594541035

Welcome CONTENTS 03 ON THIS WEEK

10 RESULTS

04 THE CHAIRMAN

12 LEAGUE TABLES

05 THE CAPTAINS

14 OUR PARTNERS

06 2024 FIXTURES

16 FANTASY LEAGUE

09 WHO THE HILL?

18 WEEKEND TEAMS

Who in the HILL?!

ON THIS WEEK SATURDAY 24TH 1ST XI v Painswick 2nd XI (h) 13:00 2ND XI v Parkend 2nd XI (a) 13:00

SUNDAY 25TH

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the Women’s Hard Ball v Development XI 13:00 indoor winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had the benefit MONDAY of being coached26TH

by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The weather may be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball gameTUESDAY this Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the 27TH following week. The fact we are growing as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women who show up to practice, but also to the WEDNESDAY 28TH committee and RHCC sports club who also want to see the game of cricket grow.

Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky shandy post a Sunday game!

Cheers!29TH THURSDAY

FRIDAY 30TH Senior Training 18:00

The Chairman Andy Pearce

Welcome all to another packed season of cricket on the hill!

This year we already have over 100 matches scheduled across the club, and are excited to provide even more opportunities for cricket - the women's hardball team will make their competitive debut, as will our new Development XI, and the as-yet-unnamed Hundred franchise will take a bow... all dependent on the rain actually stopping at some point though...

The off-season has again been productive, with indoor league cricket continuing and excellent turnout at training sessions. I'm heartened by the way the club continues to grow and the inclusive attitudes on display at all these sessions.

The committee has also been working hard to put together a vision of how we want to develop club in the future, and we have big plans that are already underway. This is going to require significant investments of time, effort and, of course, money, but will be hugely beneficial to the club and community. More on that to follow, but you can help immediately by signing up to our new membership structure! Details available in all the usual places...

Lastly, a big thank you to all volunteers, club partners and sponsors who are doing so much to support the club and the game we love.

Best of luck in all your fixtures, up the Hill!

The Captains

Adam Cole Last weekend we made the long trip to Wiltshire to take on Oaksey. After losing the toss, we were put in to bat on a spicy track with some balls popping and some keeping low. Robins was looking to be positive though hit 2 4s in the first few overs, before being caught at cover. In. form man Deano then come out to bat and some quick running with Taz was going well until Taz was removed, shortly followed by Dean. Jayner went out with a new positive mindset and this was looking good before he was bowled (can tell he hasn’t played football for a while) But the newly branded steady head of the team - Aaron Underwood lived up to his name with a controlled 47, allowing Alfie to come out and hit 3 6s in 2 overs!

A late flurry from the tail saw us reach 183-8 and confidence in defending it. The Oaksey openers had other ideas as they went all out attack from ball 1. They were getting away from us before Alfie come on and bowled the spell of his life taking 4-16 - being denied his 5 after a drop catch at cover. We put up a good fight in the second half of the Oaksey innings but it wasn’t quite enough as they chased them down with 5 overs to go.

It was one of those days where, although disappointing, there were more important things to worry about as Kane had a bad turn when fielding, leaving everyone concerned, a huge thank you to the Oaksey boys for everything they done and hopefully he’ll be back before the season’s out.

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had Dean White late call up to the firsts for me, plus vice-skipper Pete's unavailability, meant the 2nd XI captaincy was handed over to chairman Andy for theAnother benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The last week's game. This was something of a poisoned chalice, as the opponents were the unbeaten league leaders, Alvington & Woolaston. A wicket maiden first up for Trent provided hope of an upset, but that was quickly quashed as the visitors went on to rack up 230 for 6. This total weather may be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game this was boosted by a host of dropped catches as heads went down and belief drained from the team. A&W continued their dominance with ball in hand, quickly removing the top three. Bally and Andy patiently rebuilt before a hat-trick ripped through the middle order, and it was only thanks Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing to some late resistance from Crossy and Harry that the team reached three figures, a big win for A&W giving them the title with 2 games to It's been a brutal run of fixtures for our young team in recent weeks, facing a string of strong lineups whilst suffering from the absence of as aspare. team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women experienced regulars. I'm grateful to everyone who's pulled on the shirt in this tricky period. Today will be another tough assignment against a if we can remain together as a team, whoand knowsRHCC - we may even replicateclub our winwho againstalso them inwant the who resurgent show Parkend, up to but practice, butpositive alsoandtopullthe committee sports reverse fixture. Up the Hill! to see the game of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky Sam White shandy a Sunday game!

Last Thursday saw our final softball league game atpost home versus Aston Ingham.

Losing Cheers! the toss, AI decided to place us into bat. Kelly Mills requested to open with Iona Moore, as “she makes me run” and Iona lived up to this request. Demonstrating how far we’ve developed this season, every opportunity for a run was taken, even at the expense of Kelly’s lungs! With only one wicket taken - Kay’s calling taking Scarlet by surprise causing a runout, we were in a positive position with 97 runs, significantly higher scores than last season. Knowing wickets give 5 further runs, the instructions to try and exploit this could make all the difference to the game. Our fielding was tight, saving boundaries, apart from that one where Kay wanted to have a lie down on the field. She redeemed herself with a brilliant run out and not to be outdone Iona did the same giving us 2 wickets. But Joss has to be woman of the match, taking a further 2 wickets, which included a nail biting final ball. AI required only 1 run to win the game, but a superb delivery from Joss, resulted in the batter hitting the ball high in the air. With Lacey as a subfielder, running in from the boundary, she caught the ball to allow us to win the game! This win means we take 3rd place in the league, with our only defeats to 2nd and 1st place. This stands us in a great position for our finals day in a few weeks!

2024 FIXTURES 1ST TEAM

2ND TEAM

MAY

MAY

04 Oakridge CC (H) 13:00 04 Huntley CC (A) 13:00 11 Tetbury CC (A) 13:00 11 Yorkley Star CC (H) 13:00 18 Eastcombe CC (H) 13:00 18 Cinderford St John (A) 13:00 25 Hatherley Reddings (A) 13:00 Aston Ingham (H) 13:00 in the indoor We approach & the summerCC season with energy25 and vigour after CC participating winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have JUNE JUNE welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had the benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The 01 Cam CC (H) 13:00 01 Westbury-on-Severn CC (A) 13:00 weather may be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game this 08 Haresfield Gladiators CC (A) 13:00 08 Newent CC (H) 13:00 Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing 15 Oaksey CC (H) 13:00 15 Alvington & Woolaston CC (A) 13:00 as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women 22 Painswick CC (A) 13:00 22 Parkend CC (H) 13:00 who show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want 29 Lechlade CC (H) 13:00 29 Bream CC (A) 13:00 to see the game of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky shandy post a Sunday game! Cheers!

JULY JULY 06 Oakridge CC (A) 13:00 13 Tetbury CC (H) 20 Eastcombe CC (A) 13:00 27 Hatherley & Reddings CC (H) 13:00

06 Huntley CC (H) 13:00 13 Yorkley Star (A) 13:00 20 Cinderford St John CC (H) 13:00 27 Aston Ingham CC (A) 13:00

AUGUST

AUGUST

03 Cam CC (A) 13:00 10 Haresfield Gladiators CC (H) 13:00 17 Oaksey CC (A) 13:00 24 Painswick CC (H) 13:00 31 Lechlade CC (A) 13:00

03 Lydney CC (H) 13:00 10 Highnham Court (A) 13:00 17 Alvington & Woolaston CC (H) 13:00 24 Parkend CC (A) 13:00 31 Bream CC (H) 13:00

JUNIOR TEAMS MAY

JULY

05 13s v Parkend (A) 10:00 01 15s v Parkend (H) 18:00 06 15s v Redmarley (A) 18:00 07 13s v Westbury-on-Severn (H) 10:00 14 11s v Lydney (A) 18:00 08 15s v Westbury-on-Severn (A) 18:00 17 13s v Dymock (H) 18:00 We approach the summer season with energy and after participating in(A) the18:00 indoor 09vigour 11s v Westbury-on-Severn 19 13s v Westbury-on-Severn (H) 10:00 winter league competition and coming a respectable place.

Since (A) January, 12 13s4th v Aston Ingham 18:00 we have 20 15s vmany Westbury-on-Severn (H)bringing 18:00 our14 welcomed more new players, squad over 20 players 13s v to Cinderford St Johnand (A) have 10:00had 11s v Aston Ingham (H) 18:00 the21benefit of being coached

by Chloe Skelton,15 current player for Western Storm.

15s v Cinderford St John (A) 18:00The 26 13s v Huntley (A) us, 10:00 weather may be against but we aim to play an “friendly” hardball game this 16inter-club 11s v Cinderford St John (H) 18:00 27 15s v Huntley (A) 18:00 Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the 21 following week.(H) The10:00 fact we are growing 13s v Lydney as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the and(H) spirit of all the women 22dedication 15s v Newent 18:00 who JUNE show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want to see the game of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky 02 13s v Cinderford St John (H) 10:00 shandy post a Sunday game! Cheers!

03 15s v Cinderford St John (H) 18:00 04 11s v Westbury-on-Severn (H) 18:00 05 MAY v Women’s Team (H) 14:00 09 13s v Aston Ingham (A) 10:00 26 MAY v Westbury-on-Severn (A) 10 15s v Aston Ingham (A) 18:00 02 JUN v Dymock (A) 13:00 11 11s v Cinderford St John (A) 18:00 16 JUN v Corse & Staunton (H) 14:00 16 13s v Dymock (H) 10:00 21 JUL v Corse & Staunton (A) 14:00 17 15s v Dymock (H) 18:00 28 JUL v Alvington (A) 13:00 18 11s v Lydney (H) 18:00 04 AUG v Andoversford (A) 13:30 20 15s v Parkend (H) 18:00 11 AUG v Cinderford St John (A) 14:00 23 13s v Lydney (A) 10:00 25 AUG v Cinderford St John (H) 13:00 24 15s v Newent (A) 18:00 01 SEP v Alvington (H) 13:00 25 11s v Aston Ingham (A) 18:00 30 13s v Newent (H) 10:00

DEVELOPMENT TEAM

WOMEN’S TEAM

THE HURRICANES

MAY

MAY

05 Development XI (H) 14:00 12 Tewkesbury (H) 13:00 19 Corse & Staunton (A) 13:00 26 Down Hatherley Softball Tournament 29 Goodrich Panthers (A) 18:00

15 Monmouthshire Menaces (H) 18:00 22 Ross-on-Wye (A) 18:00 29 Goodrich Bison (H) 18:00

JUNE

JUNE

05 Westbury-on-Severn (H) 18:00 06 Aston Ingham (A) 18:00 09 Cheltenham (A) 14:00 16 Huntley (A) 13:00 23 Corse & Staunton (H) 14:00 26 Bream (A) 18:00 30 Tewkesbury (A) 13:00 TBC Bream (A)

05 Cinderford Stags (A) 18:00 12 Lydney Lightning (H) 18:00 19 Monmouthshire Menaces (A) 18:00 26 Ross-on-Wye (H) 18:00

JULY 03 Gloucester CC (H) 18:00 07 Westbury Softball Tournament 10 Newent (A) 18:00 14 Dymock Softball Tournament 21 Stroud Softball Tournament 22 Tewkesbury (A) 18:00 31 Huntley (H) 18:00

AUGUST 11 Huntley (H) 13:00

JULY 03 Goodrich Bison (A) 18:00 10 Cinderford Stags (H) 18:00 17 Lydney Lightning (A) 18:00 24 SF v Monmouthshire Menaces (A) 18:15 31 Cinderford Stags @ Goodrich 18:15

WHO THE HILL IS THAT?!

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had the benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The weather may be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game this Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women who show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want to see the game of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky shandy post a Sunday game! Cheers!

Aggressive Bat Longest barrier Fan Favourite Mr Reliable

RESULTS SATURDAY 17TH AUGUST

1ST XI

183-8

Oaksey

184-8

Aaron Underwood

47

Alfie Jayne

4-16

Alfie Jayne

25

Riley Pearce

2-4

Dean White

21

Adam Cole

1-34

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor 2ND XI league competition and coming Alvington & Woolasrton 117 a respectable 230-6we have winter 4th place. Since January, Andy Pearcemany more new players,22 Finour Jones 2-38have had welcomed bringing squad to over 20 players and the benefit current player for Western 2-39 Storm. The Aidan Cross of being coached by Chloe Trent Brown 21* Skelton, weather may be against us, but we aim an Gwilliam inter-club “friendly” hardball Paul Ballinger Freddie 10 to play 1-23game this SUNDAY 19TH MAY Sunday, prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing THURSDAY 22ND AUGUST as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women U13 107-6 Westbury-on-Severn 103-4 who show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want Loui Moore Jack Beard 19 117 113 Women Aston Ingham summer and here’s to1-3 to see the game of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic a cheeky Lacey Jones Sam Nutbrown 17 a Sunday 1-6 Leigh Stephens Joss Moore 13 2-28 shandy post game! Cheers!

12 0-8 Kay Moore Kay Moore Kelly Mills Sam White 9 0-9

TUESDAY 21ST MAY

U11

80

Aston Ingham

202

Daniel Marfell

7

Rory White

1-5

Harry Coleman

6

Molly Nutbrown

1-12

RUN FOR CHELSEA 5TH AUGUST OnMONDAY 27th October 2024, club members Lacey and Fin Jones, along with their dad Barry, will be running a 10k for the Liver Foundation Women’s Soft Ball 87 Newent 136 in memory of Chelsea Meek.

Kay Moore Kay Moore 11 0-8 Please try and support this fantastic cause however you can, by Iona Moore Donna Caswell 7 0-8 following the link below.

Donna Caswell Leigh Stephens 5 0-8 WEDNESDAY 7TH AUGUST

Hurricanes

124-4

Cinderford Stags

130-3

Aaron Underwood

56*

Aiden Moore

2-23

Stuart Cornwell-Boote

15

Alfie Jayne

1-14

Riley Pearce Westbury-on-Severn

0-16 103-4

SUNDAY 19TH MAY

Adam Cole U13

12* 107-6

Loui Moore

19

Jack Beard

1-3

Lacey Jones

17

Sam Nutbrown

1-6

127-2

Parkend

172-2

U11

80

Aston Ingham

202

Daniel Marfell

7

Rory White

1-5

Harry Coleman

6

Molly Nutbrown

1-12

THURSDAY 20TH JUNE

U15

https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-memory-of-chelsea-meek?

Zach White Fin Drage 38 1-14 attribution_id=undefined&utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=qr_ Lacey Jones 30 codeJames Bowkett 1-17

TUESDAY 21ST MAY

LEAGUE TABLES GCCL DIVISION 7 P

W

T

L

C

A

WC

LC

BAT BOWL PEN PTS

TETBURY

16

11

0

3

2

0

0

0

65

71

0

258

CAM

16

11

0

2

2

1

0

0

60

61

0

249

LECHLADE

16

8

0

5

2

1

0

0

54

54

0

206

HATHERLEY & REDDINGS

16

7

0

7

2

0

0

0

54

54

0

190

PAINSWICK

16

6

0

7

2

0

1

0

54

39

-1

186

HIGHNAM COURT

16

10

0

4

0

2

0

0

49

74

0

235

YORKLEY STAR

16

7

0

4

1

3

1

0

30

53

0

197

ASTON INGHAM

16

7

0

5

0

3

1

0

40

43

0

191

CINDERFORD ST JOHN

16

5

0

3

1

5

2

0

30

32

0

188

RUARDEAN HILL

16

5

0

7

1

3

0

0

28

46

0

148

HUNTLEY

16

3

0

7

1

2

2

1

31

34

0

133

PARKEND

16

5

0

4

1

3

1

2

32

33

0

119

WESTBURY-ON-SEVERN

16

3

0

6

1

2

2

2

16

30

0

94

NEWENT

16

2

0

10

0

2

0

2

26

35

0

53

BREAM

16

0

0

8

1

5

0

2

4

26

0

26

LYDNEY

16

2

0

2

1

4

1

5

6

30

0

16

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor EASTCOMBE 16 6 0 7 2 1 0 0 57 44 0 179 winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have RUARDEAN HILL 16 5 0 8 2 1 0 0 49 50 0 167 welcomed many more new players, bringing our squad to over 20 players and have had OAKRIDGE 16 6 0 8 2 0 0 0 35 45 2 150 the benefit of being coached

by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm.

The 4 2 0 0 35 45 0 138 HARESFIELD GLADIATORS 16 weather may be against us, but we0 aim 9to play an 1inter-club “friendly” hardball game this OAKSEY prior to starting16the hardball 2 0 league 10 2the following 1 0 week.

1 31 fact 34 we 0 are81growing Sunday, The as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women who up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want CGFshow DIVISION 2 WEST to see the game of cricket grow. summer and BOWL here’sPEN to a PTS cheeky TEAM P W THere’s L to a A fantastic C WC LC BAT shandy post a0 Sunday game!

Cheers!

ALVINGTON & WOOLASTON 16 10 0 0 2 4 0 50 50 0 292

WOMEN’S FOREST T20 P

W

L

C

A

LC

WC

T

BAT

BO PEN PTS

HUNTLEY

5

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

23

13

0

86

TEWKESBURY

6

3

2

0

1

0

0

0

29

14

0

76

RUARDEAN HILL

6

0

4

0

1

0

1

0

21

8

0

52

CORSE & STAUNTON

5

1

3

0

0

1

0

0

12

3

0

25

We approach the summer WOMEN’S FOREST SOFTBALLseason with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor winter Since TJanuary, P coming W a Lrespectable C A4th place.

LC WC PEN we PTShave TEAMleague competition and welcomed 20 and 6 4bringing 1 our 0 squad 0 to over 0 1 players 0 0 have 27 had NEWENT many more new players, theTEWKESBURY benefit of being coached6by Chloe Skelton, for 5 1 0 current 0 player 0 0 Western 0 0Storm.

27 The weather may be aim to2play 0 an inter-club 6 we 3 0 0 “friendly” 1 0hardball 0 game 24 this RUARDEAN HILLagainst us, but Sunday, prior to starting the hardball week.

4 2 league 2 the 0 following 0 0 0The fact 0 we0 are growing 14 HUNTLEY as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women ASTON INGHAM 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 who show up to practice, but also to the committee and RHCC sports club who also want 5 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 BREAM to see the game of cricket grow. Here’s to a fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky WESTBURY-ON-SEVERN 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 shandy post a Sunday game! Cheers!

THE FOREST HUNDRED

TEAM

P

W

WC

T

L

LC

C

A

PEN

PTS

MONMOUTHSHIRE MENACES

10

7

0

0

2

0

1

0

0

15

CINDERFORD STAGS

10

6

0

0

2

0

2

0

0

14

GOODRICH BISON

10

6

0

1

2

0

1

0

0

14

RUARDEAN HILL HURRICANES

10

3

0

0

6

0

1

0

0

7

LYDNEY LIGHTNING

10

2

0

1

5

0

2

0

0

7

ROSS HEDGEHOGS

10

0

0

0

7

0

3

0

0

3

MONMOUTHSHIRE MENACES

112-3

113-3

RUARDEAN HILL HURRICANES

CINDERFORD STAGS

139-5

136-7

GOODRICH BISON

CINDERFORD STAGS

130-3

124-4

RUARDEAN HILL HURRICANES

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FANTASY LEAGUE TEAM

MANAGER

POINTS

1

FALLING APART AGAIN!

TONY WILLIAMSON

5529

2

NO DUCKERS

TRENT BROWN

4526

3

SECONDED

DEAN WHITE

4073

4

INEVITABLE REGRESSION

ANDY PEARCE

4050

5

GOLDEN DUCKS

FREDDIE HORNCHURCH

3959

6

ALL SWING, NO DING

AIDAN CROSS

3955

7 STUMPED JONES We approach the summer season with energyRIHANNAH and vigour after participating in the3566 indoor 8 3522 STUMPS IN THE DUMPS ZACH WHITE winter league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have 9 FISHSKII XI LEWIS BOWKETT 3505 welcomed more new players, bringing MATT ourJAMES squad to over 20 players and have 10 many SPORTING CC 3347had the benefit ofFLAGPOLERS being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm.3209 The 11 THE TONY HULL XI FREDDIE GWILLIAM 3177 this weather 12mayFREDDIE be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game THE LATECOMER TOM NUTBROWN 3032 Sunday, 13prior to starting the hardball league the following week. The fact we are growing 14 LOOSE GOOSE ADAM COLE 3019 as a team so quickly is testament, not only to the dedication and spirit of all the women 15 DALE STEYN REMOVERS 3008 ZACK COLEMAN who show to practice, but also to the committee want 16 up 2966 WHITE’S WONDERS SAM WHITEand RHCC sports club who also to see 17theRUARDEAN game of cricket grow. Here’s to aWILL fantastic summer and here’s to a cheeky ROVERS SMITH 2879 18 KISS MY CHAMINDA VAAS 2810 II MARTIN COLEMAN shandy post a Sunday game!

Cheers!

19

CB ARMY

STUART CORNWELL-BOOTE

2787

20

AARON BARNETT’S BARNEY ARMY

ALFIE JAYNE

2746

21

CUMMINS CIDER

JAYDEN JONES

2716

22

GO BIG OR GO HOME

LEE BURFORD

2699

23

DUCKDUCKRUN

ANDY MILLS

2691

24

ROSSCO RIOTERS

JASON ROSS-COLLINS

2689

25

LACEY’S XI

LACEY JONES

2678

26

BUNS BABES

BUN MATTHEWS

2669

27

HARRY THE INSANE

HARRY THE HILARIOUS HIPPOPOTAMUS

2476

28

SIP IT OR SLIP IT, WE ALWAYS TAKE WICKETS

ALUN CHESWORTH-RICKARDS

2433

29

BURFS BLIND ARMY

AARON BARNETT

2410

30

KIERA XI

KIERA DAUGREILH

2326

31

DIRTY SWINGERS

RYAN CHAPPELL-THOMAS

2168

32

SELF-GAMBLING

CIAN JEFFREY

1814

33

SOMEONE CUT THE FOOTBALL PITCH

SAM NUTBROWN

1290

34

EWAN’S BEST 6

EWAN ROBERTS

1266

PLAYER

ROLE

POINTS

JACK WEAVING

ALL ROUNDER

1267

ALFIE JAYNE

ALL ROUNDER

1024

AIDEN MOORE

BOWLER

778

TRENT BROWN

BOWLER

726

PAUL WEAVING

ALL ROUNDER

716

KAY MOORE

ALL ROUNDER

423

ZACH WHITE

BATTER

386

STUART CORNWELL-BOOTE

BATTER

376

IONA MOORE

BOWLER

291

KANE FELLOWS

BOWLER

268

BECCA HISTED

ALL ROUNDER

265

DAN MATTHEWS

KEEPER

257

LACEY JONES

ALL ROUNDER

256

AIDAN CROSS

BOWLER

249

PETE MOORE

ALL ROUNDER

245

We approach the summer season with energy and vigour after participating in the indoor 670 NICK JAYNE ALL ROUNDER winter DEAN league competition and coming a respectable 4th place. Since January, we have WHITE BATTER 647 welcomed more new players, bringingBOWLER our squad to over 20 players and have had RILEYmany PEARCE 635 the benefit of being coached by Chloe Skelton, current player for Western Storm. The ADAM COLE ALL ROUNDER 568 weatherFREDDIE may be against us, but we aim to play an inter-club “friendly” hardball game545 this GWILLIAM BOWLER Sunday,AARON prior UNDERWOOD to starting the hardball leagueBATTER the following week. The fact we are growing 543 as a team quickly is testament, not only KEEPER to the dedication and spirit of all the women JOSSso MOORE 529 who show upCHAPPELL-THOMAS to practice, but also to the committee RYAN BOWLER and RHCC sports club who also want 522 to seeAARON the game of cricket grow. Here’s toALL a fantastic BARNETT ROUNDER summer and here’s to a cheeky 486 shandy post a Sunday JACK ROBINS KEEPERgame! Cheers!

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WEEKEND’S

TEAM NEWS 1st XI Painswick 13:00, Home

2nd XI Parkend 13:00, Away

ADAM COLE (C)

DEAN WHITE (C)

Fourth Stump Cricket

FOD Kettle Bells

AARON BARNETT

PAUL BALLINGER

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Coombs Group SIDCheers!

Maintenence JACK ROBINS

LACEY JONES

Dean Electrical

Available

AARON UNDERWOOD

AIDEN MOORE

Zack & Harry Coleman

Forest Facilities

JACK WEAVING

PETE MOORE

Available

Available

PAUL WEAVING

HARRY STANTON

Apex Movement

Available

TIM YEMM

ZACH WHITE

Available

Wendy Tate