The New Year’s Day Duck race starts at 1.30pm, when the Ducks are launched from High Bridge. They then race to the finish line by Marigolds Cafe. The event raises money for the Club and for Henshaws society for Blind people.
The cricket club fireworks display will take place on Thursday 5th November. Gates open at 6.30pm with fireworks at 7.15pm. Adults £2 Kids £1
There will be food available and the bar will be open, so come along and enjoy the fun.
6 cyclists who have so far raised £2622 for Saint Michael’s Hospice by cycling from Scarborough to Knaresborough on Saturday 11th July. The cyclists from left to right are :- Graham Wilson, David Leach, Oliver Wilson(16), Richard Procter, Edward Wilson (14) William Wilson (13). The distance of 63 miles was covered in 4 hours and 40 minutes. The event which may become an annual one was conceived by Richard Procter in gratitude to Saint Michael’s Hospice for the wonderful care received by his mother Patricia before passing away in January this year. Donations to this worthy cause may be made by visiting http://www.justgiving.com and entering “R-Procter” in the search box.
More photos can be found here. https://picasaweb.google.com/100181220632816850319/RichardProcterSBikeRide?authuser=0&feat=directlink
On Tuesday we welcomed two touring teams from the GM Academy in Dubai. This is the second occasion we have hosted teams from the UAE and we were expecting very competetive matches against our U13s and U15s. The U13s batted first and amazed an impressive 179-4 with Ben Brennan 38, Dan Wetherill 35, Sam Baines 28, Harry Dawson 19 and Will Wilson 19. GM Academy were bowled out for 94 with Ben Ward taking 5-18.
After an excellent Halal/1815 lunch, the U15s took the field and also batted well setting the Emirates a target of 135-3. James Keal 36, Joe Reynolds 34 and Jack Brennan 25. The Academy team produced a spirited reply of 101-6 with the popular Adin finishing 53 no. A great day enjoyed by players and spectators.
For photos click here
The Under 17s won the Arthur Barrett cup for the sixth consecutive year last night on our home ground. They are the second junior team to win a trophy in this bicenntenial season after the U13s triumph in the John Barrett Cup. Put into bat by Studley Knaresborough got off to a good start racing to 59 from 8 overs before Jack Witham was out for 19. Eddie Barnes, playing in his sixth final was next out for 71 from 41 balls. 25 from captain Ben Cutts and 16 from James Webster helped the team to total of 151-7. In reply Studley kept pace with the run rate for most of their innings with Bailey McCourt top scoring with 43. However they lost wickets at vital times and eventually finished on 130-8. Eddie Barnes was named man of the match and received the Ed Cousins trophy.
To see the scorecard from the match click on the junior section here.
To look at photos from the game click https://picasaweb.google.com/100181220632816850319/ArthurBarrettCup2015?authuser=0&feat=directlink
Photos from the 1815 match and Georgian Fayre are now on the website via the link below.
https://picasaweb.google.com/100181220632816850319/1815MatchAndGeorgianFayre
As most of you will know, on Sunday, we are having a Georgian Fayre and 1815 Cricket match played in costume using the laws of the time. This is the main event for the bicentenary for the junior cricketers. In the morning before the match we will be holding a fun morning of activity and games for juniors, parents, friends and family. Please come along and join in, have some lunch and try some delicious Yorvale dairy ice cream.
AND… Thanks to those who brought tombola prizes last week – any more would be very gratefully received. And donations of cakes please!
Hope to see you all on Sunday.
