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Summer 2025 Week 2 Results

Match Results

P/A – College Oak A 5 – Plum Pudding 1; Legs (19-18, 23-20, 20-20)

P/A – Red Lion Drayton A 4 – Abingdon United A 2; Legs (23-14, 17-20, 25-18)

P/A – Stanford-in-the-Vale FC 2 – Berinsfield SC A 4; Legs (20-25, 22-16, 16-19)

P/A – Steventon Sports SC A 6 – Croft Nomads 0; Legs (24-20, 23-21, 21-20)

P/A – The Wheatsheaf Didcot 4 – Abingdon Conservative Club 2; Legs (12-23, 22-17, 20-16)

B – Abingdon Utd C 0 – WADS Bar A 6; Legs (12-17, 14-16, 11-13)

B – Fleur De Lys B 3 – The Vine 3; Legs (12-7, 10-11, 12-12)

B – Royal Oak Didcot 6 – The Fox Denchworth 0; Legs (18-11, 15-11, 9-6)

B – The Croft Bar 4 – Abingdon RBL 2; Legs (17-12, 10-11, 9-7)

B – The Plough W.Hanney 4 – The Bear and Ragged Staff 2; Legs (16-14, 11-16, 16-13)

C – Grove RFC 6 – Fleur De Lys A 0; Legs (15-11, 13-8, 14-11)

C – Harwellian B 4 – The Plough Long Wittenham 2; Legs (17-13, 13-13, 14-14)

C – Marcham Centre A 0 – The Earl of Abingdon B 6; Legs (10-18, 12-15, 9-13)

C – The Boundary House 4 – Waggon and Horses 2; Legs (9-11, 14-11, 11-10)

D – Long Wittenham AC 2 – Prince of Wales Shippon 4; Legs (9-12, 7-9, 9-8)

D – The Bell Grove A 1 – The Fox Boars Hill 5; Legs (14-19, 10-10, 11-19)

D – The Black Horse E.Hanney A 4 – Steventon Sports SC B 2; Legs (11-6, 8-14, 13-6)

D – The Earl of Abingdon A 4 – The College Oak B 2; Legs (15-7, 9-11, 12-6)

D – WADS Bar B 6 – North Star 0; Legs (20-11, 15-11, 14-8)

E – Berinsfield SC B 2 – Hanney RBL 4; Legs (7-8, 11-12, 10-9)

E – The Crown Marcham A 2 – Challow and Childrey CC 4; Legs (19-13, 8-14, 13-14)

E – The Midget @Roaring Raindrop 0 – Red Lion Drayton B 6; Legs (10-14, 3-7, 8-12)

F – Queens Arms Didcot 0 – The Crown Marcham B 6; Legs (7-15, 3-8, 5-10)

F – RAL SC 5 – Marcham Centre B 1; Legs (5-2, 5-4, 9-9)

F – The Lamb Wantage A 2 – The Brewery Tap 4; Legs (8-11, 10-7, 7-10)

F – The White Hart Harwell A 1 – Harwellian A 5; Legs (7-7, 7-11, 8-9)

G – Oxford RFC 4 – The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon 2; Legs (10-9, 13-15, 14-8)

G – The Horse and Jockey Stanford 0 – The Red Lion Northmoor 6; Legs (6-7, 3-6, 1-6)

G – The Old Anchor 6 – The White Hart Harwell B 0; Legs (7-4, 11-4, 13-10)

G – The Plough Appleton 6 – The Black Horse E.Hanney B 0; Legs (6-2, 10-5, 6-3)

Blobbers

Andrew Salmon (The Plough Appleton), Angela Barry (Harwellian A), Brian Edwards (The Lamb Wantage A), Caroline Shah (RAL SC), Charlotte Newbold (Steventon Sports SC B), Cody Wiley (Prince of Wales Shippon), Connor O’Neill (The Midget @Roaring Raindrop), Darren Sargison (Fleur De Lys A), David Carroll (RAL SC), Derek Jennings (Long Wittenham AC), Hannah Pannell (The Horse and Jockey Stanford), Ian Crayford LL (The Black Horse E.Hanney B), Jeff Slater (Queens Arms Didcot), Jess Arthur (The Black Horse E.Hanney B), Ken Tombs (Marcham Centre B), Lauren Collett (The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon), Lee Mercer-Rolls (The Black Horse E.Hanney B), Michael Appleby (Queens Arms Didcot), Michael Crook (Abingdon RBL), Michelle McQueen (RAL SC), Nick Biggs (Abingdon United A), Pam Banfield Coombs (The Horse and Jockey Stanford), Paul Matthews (Marcham Centre A), Phil Neale (The Plough Appleton), Raj Ram (The Red Lion Northmoor), Steve Winfield (The White Hart Harwell B), Tom Steele (The Old Anchor).

Sixers

Chris Jenkins (Croft Nomads), Dean Bowler (Red Lion Drayton A).

Fivers

Derek Fletcher 5-2-0 (Steventon Sports SC A)

John Mackay (C&S) 5-3-2 (WADS Bar B)

Marshall Muldoon 5-0-2 (Harwellian B)

Paul Barrett 5-5-3 (Abingdon Conservative Club)

Phil Soden (C&S) 5-5-2 (College Oak A)

Steve Soden 5-4-1 (The Earl of Abingdon B)

Steven Martin (C) 1-4-5 (Abingdon United A)

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Week 2 and another chilly evening

Another chilly night last Wednesday welcomed the the 60 teams for week 2 of the “summer” season. Despite that the first sixers of the season were recorded, first up was “birthday Boy” Chris Jenkins whose second leg 6 against Steventon Sports SC A and his overall score of 10 dolls, a total shared by his teammate Ian Brook was not enough to secure any points for Croft Nomads  who were defeated by an all round collective performance by the home side with captain Grahame Brind and Roy Everill sharing 9 dolls apiece leading the home side to their second successive win.

Also hitting 6 dolls in his third leg was Dean Bowler for the Red Lion A, Dean was the league’s top scorer on the night with 13 dolls as his team also secured their second successive win beating Abingdon United A 4-2 to share top spot in the A section with their neighbours from “down the road”.

There was some good scoring elsewhere and a welcome return to more familiar territory (double figures) ) for Dave Dix with 11 dolls, Paul  Barrett outscored Dave on the night though with his  12 dolls, but their contribution alongside Leigh Clapton’s 11 dolls was not enough to stop last year’s Premier section Con Club falling to a second successive defeat at the Wheatsheaf. Hurry back Phil Adams I think they are saying and that can’t be soon enough for their much changed 2026 side! Despite losing 4-2 the ConClub did outscore the Wheatsheaf 56 – 54 over the 3 legs even with the newly promoted side’s  5 leg handicap advantage! In fact the game between the College Oak and Plum Pudding was only decided by a total of 4 dolls over the 3 legs, and  Steventon Sports 6-0 win against the Croft was also a closer encounter than the scoreline suggests with only 7 dolls separating the sides.  It does show that the handicap system does provide a basis for matches to be properly competitive and it expects us to score to our average over the season!

There were several double figure individual scores last week Berinsfield SC A maintained their impressive start to the season with an away win at Stanford in the Vale FC with 3 players for the visitors, Stuart Wilson, Richard Jones and Jack Hawkins all contributing 11 dolls apiece. The Soden’s father and son Phil playing for the College Oak A and son Steve playing in the B section for the Earl of Abingdon both hit double figures Phil with 12 dolls in a 5-1 victory against the Plum Pudding and Steve with 10 in the Earl’s,  Paul Longford  10 doll contribution for the Plum Pudding. Nick Hill also scored 10 dolls for The Crown Marcham  

Lots of other mentions this week from the other sections WADS  B hit 49 dolls in their 6-0 defeat of the North Star in the D section, a section where The Fox, Boars Hill hit 2 legs of 19 doll  in their win over The Bell A and in the E section The Crown Marcham also hit a 19 doll leg, but still went down 4-2 at home to Challow & Childrey CC. On the downside last week of the total legs played almost half of those resulted in single figure scores!

We also unfortunately had our first postponement due to one side being unable to raise a side so don’t forget you can still register additional players if you need to strengthen your side. We appreciate that some people agree to sign, but their enthusiasm sometimes falters so it’s OK to add more to try to ensure you have 8 players every week.

17 unbeaten sides across the sections some of whom have only played 1 game, but surprisingly only 2 of our 66 sides have still to register their first points of the season.

So onto week 3 and be prepared because the weather forecast is still not promising much in the way of sunshine or warmth on Wednesday!

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Website on Mobiles – Menus

It appears there’s a ‘glitch’ with the yellow subscriber bar at the top of the main screen. On a mobile device you cannot access the menus (3 bars) on the top left. This is why the scorecard, league table and other buttons are there but on a mobile they appear at the bottom of the entire page (I’ve tried pushing them to the top, ain’t happening).  On a desktop they are just on the top left!

The alternatives are: 

  1. Stick an email address in and subscribe. ATM the mailchimp email system isn’t working anyway! 🙁 This allows the site menu to be activated.
  2. Switch your mobile browser to Desktop site or desktop mode using its own menu/settings. This allows the full site menu to appear

We are in discussions with a new web developer (£££) to revamp the site so if you have ideas on how to improve it just email us. What would YOU like to see?
Alternatively, if you can develop in PHP/MySQL/Wordpress and want to get involved voluntarily and save the league some money also get in touch by email!

Thanks again for your support and patience,

Paul Stone
Chairman & Web

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Blast from the past – 1982

I received an email in April from the retiring Bampton Aunt Sally league Secretary/Treasurer….

Barry
Sat 18 Apr, 13:48    
to chairman

Hi Paul, trust all is well.

Just ‘clearing out the cupboard’ on retiring after my 20 year stint as Bampton Secretary (!)

Found something that originated from our founder Bob Watts.

Looks like he visited your ‘Grand Finals & Dance’ in 1982 and brought back a programme.

8 pages with a nice welcome message from Basil.

Thought you might like it for your archive collection, so let me have a postal address & I’ll forward it.

Regards

Barry

Treasurer & Webmaster

admin@bamptonauntsally.org

https://www.bamptonauntsally.org

So I duly obliged and Barry sent through the 1982 programme the front cover is now in our Old Programmes page. 
Needless to say I’m sure Bampton has given Barry a good thank you and send off after his 20 years of service to the game and we wish him well. 

In those days Finals Night at the Abbey Hall Abingdon, started at 6:45pm and went with the finals of Eights, Stewards, Doubles, Landlords & Landladys, Secretaries, Fours, Captains, Red Drive (3s), Tom Simmons and Singles. 

Top dolls A section S (Sid?) Green Abingdon RBL 208, B: P (Pete?) Broad LWAC 167, C: J Greenough Horse&Jockey 163, D: B (Barry?) Parker AUSC 122, E: D (Don?) Hale Horse&Harrow 102, F: C Vince 3 Horse Shoes 113, G: M Foster White Hart 93 and H: K Atkinson George&Dragon 98. It also appears this was the start of the Top Dolls trophies with polished dolls instigated (some of which are now missing – so if you see one please return!)

Section Winners were A:Wootton RBL B:Wittenham Athletic C:Horse&Jockey D:White Horse B E:Horse&Harrow F:Cumnor Cricket Club G:Eyston Arms H:Queen Victoria

Runners-Up A: Saxton Arms B:Wheatsheaf (which one?) C:Dean Court B D:Fair Rosamund E:Machine Man F:Three Horse Shoes G:White Hart Marcham H:George & Dragon

Wooden spoons to Flowing Well, Red LIon Drayton, Traveller’s Welcome, White Hart Harwell, Hare B, Bowyers B, Blue Boar, Norman Knight. 

Good to see at least some of these venues continuing the tradition, some of which have long gone of course.

No admission after 10pm and the band played until midnight! The committee consisted of no less than 9 members (no positions listed) and a separate ‘disputes’ committee of 5!

You may or may not have been around in 1982, for me most notable event was the Falklands War, not because I took part but because of the impact locally in Weymouth/Portland where I lived. One of my school classmates had a younger brother who I mistook for him in a club (it was darkish!). He told me his brother was in the Royal Marines and off to the fight at 20 years old. I never found out whether he’d brought back the ‘souvenir’ he said he was going to for his brother. He was one of the naughtier kids at school.

In case you missed 1982 here’s what the t’internet says and it was the birth of 🙂 and Channel 4 (making live TV have 4 channels!) :-

1982 is widely recognized as a “golden year” for pop culture, particularly in film and music, while simultaneously being a year of significant geopolitical conflict and technological transition. It was the year Thriller was released, E.T. broke box office records, the Commodore 64 arrived, and the Falklands War took place. 
Here is what made 1982 special:
1. A Monumental Year for Cinema (The “Nerdiest” Year)
Often cited as one of the best years in movie history, 1982 saw the release of several iconic science fiction and fantasy films that defined a generation: 
    • E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial: Became the highest-grossing film of all time, dethroning Star Wars.
    • Blade Runner: Released to theaters, cementing its status as a cyberpunk masterpiece.
    • Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: Widely considered the best of the franchise.
    • The Thing & Poltergeist: Seminal horror films released during the summer.
    • TRON: Pioneered computer-generated special effects.

2. A Music Industry Paradigm Shift
    • Michael Jackson’s Thriller: Released on November 30, 1982, it went on to become the best-selling album of all time, redefining music videos and pop music.
    • “The Message” by Grandmaster Flash: Released, pushing rap from party novelty into social commentary.
    • MTV’s Rise: MTV began influencing hits, helping acts like The Go-Go’s become the first all-female band to write their own songs and reach #1 on the Billboard album chart. 

3. Key Technological Advances
    • The CD Player: Sony introduced the world’s first commercial Compact Disc player (CDP-101).
    • Commodore 64: Released in 1982, it became one of the best-selling home computer models of all time.
    • First Computer Virus: The “Elk Cloner” virus was created, the first to infect Apple II PCs.
    • Digital Emoticons: Scott Fahlman proposed the use of :-) and :-( for communication. 

4. Significant Global Events
    • The Falklands War: A 74-day conflict between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the Falkland Islands, taking place from April to June.
    • Israel Invades Lebanon: The 1982 Lebanon War began in June.
    • Canada’s Independence: The Canada Act 1982 was passed, officially patriating the Canadian constitution.
    • First Artificial Heart: Barney Clark became the first recipient of a permanent artificial heart.

5. Pop Culture and Trends
    • Diet Coke: Unveiled by Coca-Cola, becoming a mainstay in soft drinks.
    • Pac-Man: The fever reached its peak, with Hanna-Barbera releasing a Pac-Man cartoon in the fall.
    • Toys: Care Bears and G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero launched in 1982.
    • UK Milestone: Channel 4 started broadcasting.
    • Prince William: Born on June 21, 1982.

In summary, 1982 marked a “switch” where the remnants of the 1970s ended, and the high-tech, block-buster, music-video-driven 1980s truly began.
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Summer 2025 Week 1 Results

Match Results

P/A – Berinsfield SC A 5 – Plum Pudding 1; Legs (26-26, 26-23, 25-18)

P/A – College Oak A 2 – Croft Nomads 4; Legs (15-17, 21-18, 15-18)

P/A – Red Lion Drayton A 6 – Abingdon Conservative Club 0; Legs (24-11, 20-14, 21-15)

P/A – Stanford-in-the-Vale FC 6 – Abingdon United A 0; Legs (17-13, 20-18, 23-14)

P/A – Steventon Sports SC A 4 – The Wheatsheaf Didcot 2; Legs (18-19, 22-18, 22-16)

B – Abingdon Utd C 3 – The Fox Denchworth 3; Legs (11-11, 11-21, 20-10)

B – Fleur De Lys B 1 – WADS Bar A 5; Legs (6-19, 12-12, 6-15)

B – The Croft Bar 2 – The Bear and Ragged Staff 4; Legs (11-14, 11-8, 7-10)

B – The Plough W.Hanney 5 – Royal Oak Didcot 1; Legs (15-14, 13-13, 13-12)

B – The Vine 4 – Abingdon RBL 2; Legs (11-12, 15-11, 13-10)

C – Harwellian B 0 – Fleur De Lys A 6; Legs (5-16, 10-11, 7-11)

C – Marcham Centre A 0 – Waggon and Horses 6; Legs (11-13, 12-15, 10-17)

C – The Bell Grove B 3 – The Earl of Abingdon B 3; Legs (13-14, 18-7, 11-11)

C – The Boundary House 4 – Grove RFC 2; Legs (9-9, 10-10, 16-14)

D – Long Wittenham AC 6 – North Star 0; Legs (12-4, 12-9, 10-7)

D – Prince of Wales Shippon 6 – Steventon Sports SC B 0; Legs (8-6, 10-9, 10-5)

D – The Black Horse E.Hanney A 4 – The College Oak B 2; Legs (9-11, 11-9, 10-8)

D – The Earl of Abingdon A 2 – The Bell Grove A 4; Legs (7-15, 8-14, 15-11)

D – WADS Bar B 2 – The Fox Boars Hill 4; Legs (12-9, 11-15, 12-15)

E – The Crown Marcham A 6 – Berinsfield SC B 0; Legs (9-7, 10-8, 10-5)

E – The Ladygrove 2 – Challow and Childrey CC 4; Legs (8-11, 10-12, 11-10)

E – The Lamb Wantage B 4 – Eight Bells Eaton 2; Legs (9-13, 14-12, 11-7)

E – The Midget @Roaring Raindrop 2 – Hanney RBL 4; Legs (8-14, 12-8, 7-11)

F – Queens Arms Didcot 3 – Marcham Centre B 3; Legs (9-10, 10-8, 7-7)

F – RAL SC 0 – The Lamb Wantage A 6; Legs (4-5, 4-8, 5-6)

F – The George Sutton Courtenay 3 – The Crown Marcham B 3; Legs (10-9, 9-9, 12-18)

F – The White Hart Harwell A 0 – The Brewery Tap 6; Legs (5-11, 6-8, 6-10)

G – The Black Swan 6 – The Red Lion Northmoor 0; Legs (6-4, 9-6, 8-7)

G – The Horse and Jockey Stanford 1 – The Black Horse E.Hanney B 5; Legs (3-6, 6-6, 2-4)

G – The Old Anchor 3 – The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon 3; Legs (10-10, 15-10, 9-11)

G – The Plough Appleton 0 – Oxford RFC 6; Legs (5-11, 7-9, 4-14)

Blobbers

Alan Webb (Abingdon Utd C), Andrew Day (The White Hart Harwell A), Andy Speight (The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon), Antoni Swiergon (The Red Lion Northmoor), Caroline Pask (The Black Swan), Connor Slade (North Star), Danny Cannon (The Black Swan), Darren Pannell (The Horse and Jockey Stanford), David Davies (Abingdon Conservative Club), Ed Hoolihan (The Boundary House), George Pottinger (Marcham Centre A), Gill Ebberson (RAL SC), Greg Dunstan (The Vine), J Penn (The Ladygrove), Jenny Lister (Prince of Wales Shippon), John Walton (Berinsfield SC B), Juliet Carter (The Plough Appleton), Kimberley Embling (The Horse and Jockey Stanford), Lee Constable (RAL SC), Liz Dowthwaite (The Plough Appleton), Matthew Prickett (The Red Lion Northmoor), Nick Monger (Steventon Sports SC B), Peter Phiillips (The Lamb Wantage A), Richard Moran (Marcham Centre B), Robin Cole (The Black Horse E.Hanney B), Stephen Fowler (RAL SC), Tim Dalby (The George Sutton Courtenay), Tom Glanville (The Brewery Tap), Tony Blissett (The White Hart Harwell A).

1st week and no sixers this week so here are the best of the rest.

Fivers

Andrew Stoter 4-1-5 (Grove RFC) – Week 1

Ash Wheeler 1-5-3 (Waggon and Horses) – Week 1

Dave Kidd 3-3-5 (Waggon and Horses) – Week 1

Jason Bowler 1-1-5 (Abingdon United A) – Week 1

John Webster 1-5-0 (The Fox Denchworth) – Week 1

Martin Rawlings 2-3-5 (Berinsfield SC A) – Week 1

Richard Jones 4-5-2 (Berinsfield SC A) – Week 1

Robert Glen 1-3-5 (Stanford-in-the-Vale FC) – Week 1

Terry Downes 5-4-2 (Plum Pudding) – Week 1

Wayne Waldron 2-2-5 (The Earl of Abingdon A) – Week 1

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Week I results round up

Well, as is quite commonplace the first week of the Summer season proved to be probably the coldest evening of the week and that was reflected in much of the scoring on the night! It was certainly a night to bring out the winter coats again rather than t shirts and shorts!

It was not the best of welcomes for many of our “newcomers” or returners although The Black Horse B got off to a 5-1 winning start in Section F as did Oxford RFC 6-0 victors against The Plough, Appleton. The Old Anchor and The Seven Stars shared the spoils in their opening fixture.

Despite the overall low scoring and the absence of any “sixers” on the night there were lots who came close with 5 stick legs including Jason Bowler (Ab Utd A), Wayne Waldron (Wads A), Robert Glen (Stanford FC), John Webster (The Fox, D’worth), And Ash Wheeler (Waggon & Horses).

There were lots of double digit doll scorers as well, topping the list with 12 dolls was Geoff Lee with 12 dolls,  11 dolls apiece were scored by  Dean Bowler (Red Lion A) Richard Jones and Stuat Wilson (Berinsfield SC A) and Terry Downes (Plum Pudding), Dave Kidd, (Waggon & Horses) and 10 dolls were hit by Nick Baldwin (Stev. Sports SC A), Andy Stoter (Grove RFC), Martin Rawlings and Jack Hawkins (Berinsfield SC A),Dan Foulks (WADS A) and Kevin Sanders (The Plough W Hanney).

Team Performances of the night probably were Berinsfiedd SC A who beat the Plum Pudding in the Premier Section 5-1 with a total of 77 dolls and 4 of their 8 all contributing 10 or more dolls. The Plum Pudding played their part with  67 dolls which, in any other fixture on the night would have been a match winning score! Also we can’t fail to mention the Red Lion A whose 6-0 win over long standing Premier League champions Abingdon Con Club who without some recently departed team members and the absence of recuperating Phil Adams managed only a disappointing 40 dolls. I have to give a once in a season mention to Dave Dix who for the first (and probably what will be the only time this season) did not hit double figures on the night and is not therefore leading the individual doll average. I doubt that will last very long either!!

Former Con Club players father and son Nick and Tom Baldwin together with Scott Humphries all helped Steventon Sports SC A to a 4-2 win over A section newcomers The Wheatsheaf in the A section

Overall last week of  the 31 matches played a total of 17 legs saw scores recorded of 20 or more, 65 legs failed to reach double figures and of those 31 matches played 25 were won and 6 were drawn. 71 dolls scored by Berinsfield  A was the highest total dolls scored in 3 legs and 16 dolls produced a 5-1 win in one match!

Finally, thank you to all who managed to input their scores online and for doing it so promptly. Just a reminder it is the winning sides responsibility to post results NOT the home team’s although both sides should check to make sure the scores are on the doors! We are aware that some teams struggled to post their scores due to accessing the website difficulties. Ewe will try and sort those problems out for the coming week, but if you do have continue to have issues just let me have  a copy of the match card and I will input for you until you are able to gain access.

Let’s all hope for a bit more warmth this week as I am sure the cold must have contributed to some of last week’s low scoring!! Most of all enjoy week 2 of our summer season whatever the weather!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Summer 2026 8s Knockout Handicap Competition – Round 2

Congratulations to all the winners in the first round. The 2nd Round draw was done by the Committee on 27th April 2026. 

Winners: Abingdon RBL, Challow & Childrey, Plum Pudding, Ab Con Club, The Plough Hanney, Steventon Sports A, Berinsfield SC A,  The Fox Denchworth.

To be played by end of June by mutual arrangement. Handicaps in (). 

The Plough W.Hanney (6) vs Plum Pudding (0)

Challow & Childrey CC (8) vs Abingdon RBL (6)

Ab. Con Club  (0) vs The Fox Denchworth (6)

Berinsfield SC A vs Stventon Sports A (4)

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Summer Season – Get ready and please wait!

We are fast approaching the start of the Summer season of Aunt Sally and we start with the initial 8s rounds next week.

If you’re not in it to win it or playing a friendly next week why not go along to a local venue and watch? But don’t go to Berinsfield as they got the bye!

The week after its the first League games SO….

  • Captains – all teams and players are online – make sure all your team names and player names are correct – these will be used for winning plaques/trophies etc. (and we are not going to get it wrong this year).
  • Secretaries – make sure you can login with your account details for scorecard entry.
  • NEW TEAMS – If you don’t have an account because you are a NEW TEAM email team support to request a new username and password.

PLEASE make sure your passwords are all strong (letters, capitals, numbers and symbols or three unrelated words) because the last thing we want is you or us getting hacked by sloppy cyber hygiene.
Just save them in your browser and make it easy for yourself.
As always, any issues email team support.

Roger is just putting the final typos right on the fixture list and as soon as that’s turned around by our printer we can get an online copy up, all the copies printed and he’ll be stuffing them in the packs to go out to your venues.

While you wait have you considered entering the other competitions we have? Have a chat with your mates and get together for a pair, threes, fours or fives team.
Competition dates and closing dates are on the Events Calendar. Entry forms will be available on the home page soon.

Please bear with us while this final push takes place.

Paul Stone
Chairman

You know it’s good when you hear the wood!

 

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