Merstham Cricket Club's first team came third tonight in the Surrey Mirror/Dorking Advertiser sports award team of the year section.
At the club's AGM in January, the officers were re-elected unchanged.
The position of membership secretary has been merged with the treasurer's role.
Cricket nets in preparation for the season have been booked to start at St Bede's School, Redhill, on Sundays, starting on January 18. They run until March 22. Junior sessions run from 12.30pm to 2.30pm and older teens and adults from 2.40pm to 4pm. Please note the agenda for the club's agm on January 20 have now been sent out by email, with the minutes of the meeting held in January 2014. If you have not received them, please notify the information manager.
To all members
In accordance with the constitution, notice is given to all members that The Annual General Meeting of Merstham Cricket Club will be held on Tuesday 20th January 2015 at The Pavilion, Quality Street, Merstham at 8pm.
As many of your will know, Rosemary Attridge, Merstham Cricket Club's long-standing membership secretary and tea rota organiser, died on Tuesday 16th December after a long illness.
The Attridge family would like everyone to know about the funeral details, which are as follows:
The Merstham Magics - the club's disability team - held their Christmas party at the Quality Street clubhouse.
Merstham Cricket Club offers its deepest sympathies to the family of Rosemary Attridge, who has died this week. Please find below a message from her husband Graeme, our club chairman. Our thoughts are with the family at this time. "Graeme, Simon and Lucy are sad to report that Rosemary passed away on Tuesday 16th December at 5.48pm. At peace at last. She will continue to chase subs and the tea rota from above. Funeral arrangements to be advised."
The club's first team have been invited to the awards night of the Surrey Mirror sports awards 2014, on Thursday February 12, 2015.
The club will be open on Christmas Eve for drinks and nibbles.
Come and share a bit of festive cheer with fellow club members from 7pm onwards.
Merstham Cricket Club's former first team captain Daniel Feist, head of cricket operations at Essex County Cricket Club, received an honorary degree of Master of Business Administration today from Southampton Solent University for his outstanding work in sport development.
Daniel graduated from Southampton Solent University in 2002 with a BA in Sports Studies and, while at the University, was heavily involved in student sport, having served as club captain for football and cricket, and leading many of the other university sports clubs, as well as being involved in games and training.