Well Done Dinner Dance Award winners

Thanks everyone for attending the Dinner and Dance and Presentation night at Reigate Manor recently. It was a very interesting night with many old and new faces. The U11's were  league winners and the Sat 1,2,s finished high up in the League both just missing out on promotion, finishing 4th and 3rd respectively. The 3rd's first season in the Championship was successful in the fact that we managed to stay up; allowing us to develop further next season. Roy Pearson claimed the kitty for predicting the length of time for Graeme Attridges speech.

Well done to Ali Pervaiz for winning the Richard Turner batting award for the best League average (with 10 innings or more) at 54 runs per innings! 

Ed Loader had an oustanding runscoring season with over 1200 runs accumulated and Ed gave the 1st Team Player of the Season to Joe Shinners our prolific all-rounder.

In Rob Young's absence Ed read out his speech and the 2's player of the season was very close with Imran and Neil Map mentioned, but was won by Jason Drewett for his outstanding batting.

Justin David awarded the 3rds Player of the season to his able deputy Ian McGillivray.

Chris Clayson's Sunday 1's award went to young Jack Letts a tremendous achievement for young Jack and a great prospect for the future.

Mark Robson, the Sunday 2's skipper, chose Ben Carter as his player of the season. Another tremendous prospect Ben can bowl well and bat's very effectively, somewhat similar to a young Joe Shinners

Jason Kyte managed to collect the Most Catches award with 17 catches, both in the field and as a wicket keeper.

Dave Loader was awarded the prize for taking the most wickets.The figure is open to debate as not all facts and results are placed on the playcricket web-site. He said 100.

Simone Murrough was awarded The John Periam trophy for all her efforts getting us to where we are today with the Junior Section.