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Finals Night -Tomorrow, September 16th at Abingdon United FC From 6.45pm

By Roger Nichols on 15th September 2026 in Competition News, Newsletter, Summer League Reports

Tomorrow Night sees our Finals Night at Abingdon United FC commencing at 7.15pm (practice from 6.45!)

There’s a lot to get through hence the early start so please would all competitors arrive on time and be ready to play at 7.15 when the first final will be the Lower Section pairs final between John Pownceby and Jerry Austin representing The Vine against Simon Skelly and Danny Towlerton representing the Fleur de Lys and that will commence at 7.15.

Following that it will be the final of the Skol Trophy, the team 8’s handicap competition which will be competed for by Abingdon Conservative Club and Challow & Childrey CC who will have an 8 doll advantage in each leg.

Once that game is concluded the Con Club will take to the oche again to play Croft Nomads A in the final of the 3’s competition, we hope this competition will take place at around 8.15 and then it will be the turn of Croft Nomads to do a quick turnaround as they face Plum Pudding in the final of the 5’s competition hopefully at about 8.45 and then the final team competition sees Croft Nomads in action again against the Con Club’s A team in the 4’s final.

When that tie is concluded the final of the Captains & Secretaries will close the evening with Dave Dix and Steve Enock returning to the oche to do the honours one more time. Both players will have thrown potentially 72 sticks each on the night!

All matches will be the normal format the best of 3 legs.

Time will be of the essence on the night so we will aim for a finish not later than 10pm if at all possible.
In the interests of timeliness can all Captains ensure they are tossed up before the end of the previous game and names on the board in good time.
Sticker ups and Callers should take their place as soon as the game is over.

If necessary we can hold the final competition, the Captains & Secretaries over until Presentation night in October.

The Summer season will conclude outdoors on Wednesday 23rd with the over 50’s Founders & Legends Trophy which will be held at Abingdon Conservative Club again with an early start (time to be be confirmed) and then our season will be celebrated and all of our finalists and runners up will get the recognition of their achievements at our Presentation Night on Friday October 18th.

Summer 2026 Week 18 Top 20 Players per Section

By Paul Stone on 2nd September 2026 in Newsletter, Summer League Reports

Top 20 Players by Section
section	ranking	player_name	team_name	average	games_played
Prem	1	David Dix	Abingdon Conservative Club	4.22	17
A	2	Colin Brind (S)	Steventon Sports SC A	3.21	16
Prem	3	Phil Adams	Abingdon Conservative Club	3.21	14
Prem	4	Paul Barrett	Abingdon Conservative Club	3.09	18
Prem	5	Stuart Wilson	Berinsfield SC A	3.04	16
Prem	6	Richard Jones	Berinsfield SC A	2.91	18
Prem	7	David Mott	Abingdon United A	2.88	16
A	8	Dean Bowler	Red Lion Drayton A	2.88	16
Prem	9	Steve Enock (C)	Croft Nomads	2.87	18
Prem	10	Alan Bell	Croft Nomads	2.85	9
Prem	11	Terry Downes	Plum Pudding	2.81	18
Prem	12	Jason Bowler	Abingdon United A	2.79	16
Prem	13	Kevin Davies	Plum Pudding	2.78	3
Prem	14	Ian Brook (S)	Croft Nomads	2.76	18
Prem	15	Barry Townsend	Croft Nomads	2.75	17
Prem	16	Steven Martin (C)	Abingdon United A	2.73	17
A	17	Scott Humphries	Steventon Sports SC A	2.71	17
Prem	18	Anton Wooloff	Croft Nomads	2.54	13
A	19	Phil Soden (C&S)	College Oak A	2.5	18
Prem	20	Paul Longford	Plum Pudding	2.49	17
B	1	Derrick Brown	WADS Bar A	2.76	15
B	2	Matt Dingle	The Vine	2.67	5
B	3	Paul Ealey (S)	Abingdon RBL	2.65	18
B	4	Dan Hamilton	The Vine	2.63	17
B	5	Stephen J Fisher	Royal Oak Didcot	2.3	11
B	6	Jeremy Brandish	The Vine	2.22	12
B	7	Nick Ridge	The Croft Bar	2.22	12
B	8	Gareth Brown	WADS Bar A	2.2	18
B	9	Trevor Harrhy	Abingdon Utd C	2.17	6
B	10	Duncan Taylor	The Vine	2.17	4
B	11	Mark McCracken	The Bear and Ragged Staff	2.13	15
B	12	Russell Flower	Fleur De Lys B	2.11	18
B	13	Jono Warrell	Abingdon Utd C	2.11	15
B	14	Mark Bennett	The Fox Denchworth	2.11	3
B	15	Joe Hamilton	The Vine	2.08	16
B	16	Mark Austin (C)	The Bear and Ragged Staff	2.08	16
B	17	Mark Brind	The Plough W.Hanney	2.07	14
B	18	Darryl Justice	The Bear and Ragged Staff	2.06	16
B	19	David Sapey	Abingdon RBL	2.06	16
B	20	John Pownceby	The Vine	2.06	16
C	1	Liam Brooks	The Bell Grove B	2.5	14
C	2	Andrew Wilson	The Plough Long Wittenham	2.44	15
C	3	Dave Collett	The Plough Long Wittenham	2.43	14
C	4	Mike Phipps	Waggon and Horses	2.38	13
C	5	Andrew Stoter	Grove RFC	2.36	13
C	6	Andrew Luker (C)	Grove RFC	2.28	12
C	7	Danny Towlerton	Fleur De Lys A	2.21	13
C	8	Dennis Smith	Waggon and Horses	2.18	13
C	9	Brian Boseley (C)	Marcham Centre A	2.17	10
C	10	Jon Mole	Waggon and Horses	2.17	2
C	11	Keith Ricketts	Marcham Centre A	2.17	2
C	12	Kieran Beesley	Marcham Centre A	2.08	13
C	13	Simon Skelly	Fleur De Lys A	2.08	13
C	14	Mark O’Neill	Grove RFC	2.08	12
C	15	Jack Rhodes	Marcham Centre A	2.06	12
C	16	Matthew Cook	The Boundary House	2.05	13
C	17	Tom Ricketts	Marcham Centre A	2	13
C	18	Dave Kidd	Waggon and Horses	2	10
C	19	Gary Daluz Veira	Harwellian B	2	9
C	20	Richard Vincent	Harwellian B	1.95	7
D	1	Rory Mangan	The Fox Boars Hill	2.53	5
D	2	Tom Turner	The Fox Boars Hill	2.33	2
D	3	Matt Davies	WADS Bar B	2.33	1
D	4	Dave Harris (C)	Prince of Wales Shippon	2.21	14
D	5	Steve Browning	The Bell Grove A	2.15	13
D	6	Michael Rainbow	Long Wittenham AC	2.1	10
D	7	Dan Essen	The Fox Boars Hill	2.08	16
D	8	John Mackay (C&S)	WADS Bar B	2.06	17
D	9	Jim Fletcher	North Star	2.04	18
D	10	Derek Newman	WADS Bar B	2.02	17
D	11	Ian Matten	The Fox Boars Hill	2	16
D	12	Rick Selby	The College Oak B	2	9
D	13	Declan O’Neill	The Earl of Abingdon A	2	5
D	14	Kevin Henwood	The Fox Boars Hill	1.98	14
D	15	Mick Neal	The Earl of Abingdon A	1.96	16
D	16	Steve Fernback (C&S)	The Fox Boars Hill	1.94	16
D	17	Rene Laporte	WADS Bar B	1.88	14
D	18	Alan Fowler	The Fox Boars Hill	1.86	12
D	19	Mick Brown (C)	The Earl of Abingdon A	1.84	15
D	20	Craig Rodgers	The Earl of Abingdon A	1.81	14
E	1	Jerry Salmon	Eight Bells Eaton	2.03	13
E	2	Paul Taylor	Eight Bells Eaton	2.03	13
E	3	Jason Greenaway	Berinsfield SC B	1.95	7
E	4	Tyrone McGill (C)	The Ladygrove	1.93	9
E	5	Shaun Hamilton (C&S)	Hanney RBL	1.91	11
E	6	Nick Hill	The Crown Marcham A	1.87	10
E	7	John Gould (C&S)	Red Lion Drayton B	1.82	13
E	8	Richard Carter	The Midget @Roaring Raindrop	1.8	5
E	9	Paul Alder	The Crown Marcham A	1.77	10
E	10	Tommy O’Sullivan	Eight Bells Eaton	1.76	7
E	11	Pete Fryett (C)	The Midget @Roaring Raindrop	1.75	8
E	12	Paul Burton	Challow and Childrey CC	1.73	16
E	13	Simon Hamlet (C)	The Lamb Wantage B	1.73	11
E	14	Ian Eastell	Eight Bells Eaton	1.71	14
E	15	Richard Farmer (C)	Challow and Childrey CC	1.69	16
E	16	Alec Winton	Red Lion Drayton B	1.69	13
E	17	Adam Alder	Challow and Childrey CC	1.67	14
E	18	Andrew Farrant	Eight Bells Eaton	1.67	10
E	19	Kai Dean	The Lamb Wantage B	1.67	9
E	20	Joe Green	The Crown Marcham A	1.67	6
F	1	Ian Cooksley	Harwellian A	2.44	13
F	2	Ian Northover	The Brewery Tap	2.38	7
F	3	Jonathan Hutt	The Brewery Tap	2	11
F	4	Joe Moxon (C)	RAL SC	1.96	15
F	5	Sam Coughlan	The Crown Marcham B	1.95	13
F	6	Ben Newman	The George Sutton Courtenay	1.94	12
F	7	Dean Cheshire	Queens Arms Didcot	1.94	12
F	8	Ashley Jerome	Harwellian A	1.87	13
F	9	Nathan Hamilton	The George Sutton Courtenay	1.83	14
F	10	Woody Reizner (C)	Harwellian A	1.82	13
F	11	Kenny Moore	The Brewery Tap	1.8	5
F	12	Doreen Richens	The Lamb Wantage A	1.78	3
F	13	Matthew Heritage	The Brewery Tap	1.72	6
F	14	Daniel Rolls (C&S)	Queens Arms Didcot	1.67	14
F	15	Barry Godfrey	Marcham Centre B	1.67	10
F	16	Nick Moore	RAL SC	1.61	11
F	17	Jamie Butcher (C&S)	The Crown Marcham B	1.59	13
F	18	Ian Kelly	The George Sutton Courtenay	1.58	16
F	19	Cameron King	The Brewery Tap	1.57	7
F	20	David Hutchins	RAL SC	1.56	3
G	1	Ben Green	The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon	2.58	15
G	2	Adey Green	The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon	2.33	9
G	3	Gary Kaveaney	The Old Anchor	2.03	12
G	4	Max Wheatley	Oxford RFC	1.92	13
G	5	Peter Brooke	The White Hart Harwell B	1.88	14
G	6	Andy Rainer	The Red Lion Northmoor	1.8	15
G	7	Dale Oram	The Old Anchor	1.8	15
G	8	David Frankum	The Old Anchor	1.75	16
G	9	Tony Shayler	The Red Lion Northmoor	1.71	8
G	10	Steve Knight	The White Hart Harwell B	1.63	10
G	11	Craig Watts	The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon	1.59	13
G	12	Matthew Jelley (C)	The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon	1.55	14
G	13	Jim Barker	The White Hart Harwell B	1.52	14
G	14	Julian Morgan-Barrett	The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon	1.52	7
G	15	Maddison Hutchinson	Oxford RFC	1.44	3
G	16	Charnz Mayall	Oxford RFC	1.42	8
G	17	Brendan Rowan (C)	The White Hart Harwell B	1.4	14
G	18	Paul Oliver (C&S)	The Plough Appleton	1.36	13
G	19	Reece Phillips	The Old Anchor	1.33	16
G	20	Gareth Wyatt	Oxford RFC	1.33	11

Summer 2026 Week 18 Results

By Paul Stone on 2nd September 2026 in Newsletter, Summer League Reports

Match Results

P/A – Abingdon Conservative Club 4 – Croft Nomads 2; Legs (20-21, 24-18, 26-15)

P/A – College Oak A 1 – Berinsfield SC A 5; Legs (17-25, 17-17, 22-23)

P/A – Red Lion Drayton A 6 – Plum Pudding 0; Legs (19-17, 25-14, 23-22)

P/A – Steventon Sports SC A 2 – Abingdon United A 4; Legs (19-23, 20-26, 20-18)

P/A – The Wheatsheaf Didcot 4 – Stanford-in-the-Vale FC 2; Legs (20-15, 21-13, 13-16)

B – Abingdon Utd C 4 – Abingdon RBL 2; Legs (15-9, 20-14, 6-14)

B – Royal Oak Didcot 0 – Fleur De Lys B 6; Legs (7-8, 7-11, 8-11)

B – The Croft Bar 0 – The Vine 6; Legs (11-18, 11-17, 12-15)

B – The Fox Denchworth 6 – The Bear and Ragged Staff 0; Legs (16-13, 19-11, 16-14)

B – The Plough W.Hanney 2 – WADS Bar A 4; Legs (18-14, 12-18, 7-13)

C – Fleur De Lys A 4 – Waggon and Horses 2; Legs (18-13, 9-11, 11-8)

C – Harwellian B 0 – The Earl of Abingdon B 6; Legs (12-15, 12-16, 5-9)

C – Marcham Centre A 0 – The Bell Grove B 6; Legs (12-17, 10-19, 11-20)

C – The Boundary House 0 – The Plough Long Wittenham 6; Legs (5-10, 8-15, 7-10)

D – The Bell Grove A 0 – Long Wittenham AC 6; Legs (14-17, 8-13, 10-12)

D – The Black Horse E.Hanney A 2 – Prince of Wales Shippon 4; Legs (6-14, 9-8, 7-8)

D – The Earl of Abingdon A 5 – North Star 1; Legs (16-13, 8-8, 12-9)

D – The Fox Boars Hill 6 – The College Oak B 0; Legs (12-7, 14-10, 15-12)

D – WADS Bar B 4 – Steventon Sports SC B 2; Legs (10-6, 10-11, 14-9)

E – Hanney RBL 3 – Challow and Childrey CC 3; Legs (13-13, 11-8, 10-14)

E – The Midget @Roaring Raindrop 3 – Eight Bells Eaton 3; Legs (5-10, 10-10, 11-8)

F – Queens Arms Didcot 6 – The George Sutton Courtenay 0; Legs (8-7, 12-7, 10-5)

F – RAL SC 0 – Harwellian A 6; Legs (10-13, 9-10, 8-12)

F – The Brewery Tap 4 – Marcham Centre B 2; Legs (5-8, 5-4, 13-9)

F – The White Hart Harwell A 1 – The Crown Marcham B 5; Legs (6-7, 5-8, 7-7)

G – The Horse and Jockey Stanford 1 – The Black Swan 5; Legs (4-7, 3-9, 7-7)

G – The Old Anchor 6 – The Red Lion Northmoor 0; Legs (12-8, 11-8, 13-9)

G – The Plough Appleton 0 – The White Hart Harwell B 6; Legs (6-14, 5-15, 6-9)

G – The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon 6 – The Black Horse E.Hanney B 0; Legs (13-9, 10-5, 11-5)

Blobbers

Andy Bowler (Hanney RBL), Ben Norton (The Black Horse E.Hanney B), Caroline Pask (The Black Swan), Charlotte Newbold (Steventon Sports SC B), Chris Dennis (C) (The George Sutton Courtenay), Claire Wright (Marcham Centre B), Darren Pannell (The Horse and Jockey Stanford), Ed Hoolihan (The Boundary House), Gary Holloway (C&S) (Eight Bells Eaton), Heidi Robinson (Stanford-in-the-Vale FC), Jamie Spearman (The Midget @Roaring Raindrop), Jamie Stewart (Queens Arms Didcot), Jon Steele (C) (The Old Anchor), Lou Torgier (The Red Lion Northmoor), Mandy Tredgea (The White Hart Harwell A), Michael Barry (Harwellian A), Molly Price (The Black Horse E.Hanney B), Nigel Bishop (The Bell Grove A), Nigel Tait (Abingdon RBL), Phil Neale (The Plough Appleton), Rhys Lewis (The Plough Appleton), Richard Moran (Marcham Centre B), Wayne Goodwin (The Boundary House).

Sixers

Barry Townsend (Croft Nomads), Geoff Lee (S) (Berinsfield SC A), Leigh Clapton (Abingdon Conservative Club), Steve Enock (C) (Croft Nomads).

Fivers

Ashley Jerome 5-0-2 (Harwellian A) – Week 18

David Dix 4-4-5 (Abingdon Conservative Club) – Week 18

Derek Newman 2-0-5 (WADS Bar B) – Week 18

Ian Cooksley 1-5-3 (Harwellian A) – Week 18

Jack Wrigglesworth 1-5-2 (The Bell Grove B) – Week 18

John Pownceby 5-2-1 (The Vine) – Week 18

Liam Brooks 4-5-2 (The Bell Grove B) – Week 18

Martyn Boulton 3-5-2 (The Wheatsheaf Didcot) – Week 18

Michael Rainbow 5-5-3 (Long Wittenham AC) – Week 18

Phil Adams 2-5-4 (Abingdon Conservative Club) – Week 18

Steven Martin (C) 5-3-2 (Abingdon United A) – Week 18

Week 18 Review, some outstanding league matches/results and who’s celebrating!

By Roger Nichols on 2nd September 2026 in Competition News, Newsletter, Summer League Reports

Well, officially the League season drew to a close last Wednesday, but we know that due to the World Cup in June and July and other reasons there are still a number of games to be played and earlier season games still to be concluded or, in some cases, points awarded because of defaults. We will, hopefully in the next week or so clear up all of the outstanding games so that all of these can be completed or points awarded accordingly. I just need to remind those actually playing deferred games mostly from week 12 to send copies of their match cards to either myself or team support, do not try to post them on line as that will corrupt the score system and override scores already entered.

Last week and last week!

So back to last week and firstly let’s focus not on the team results nor individual scores, but how it affected the final placings in the 7 sections.

Well it went down to the wire in the Premier with 3 of the 5 teams potentially having the opportunity to take top spot, after the results were in though it was Abingdon Conservative Club who once again secure the title (just!) winning their game against Croft Nomads which meant that the Nomads finished in third place, Berinsfield SC A were the the most likely threat to the Con Club but despite winning their game against the College Oak 5-1 fell agonisingly just 1 point short of the top spot. That 1 point dropped cost them the title as their doll count would have been enough to give them top spot, so close!

Steventon Sports SC A had already clinched the A section title and last week’s opponents enjoyed a late season moral victory over the section winners and confirmed their runners up spot in some style defeating the Plum Pudding 6-0 in their final game of the season.

In the C section Grove RFC have an unassailable lead so the outstanding games/results in this section will only determine the runners up spot and in the D section The Fox, Boars Hill have won the section with the best points haul in the League this season with 86 points out of a possible maximum 108. A great season for the Fox.

The final placings in the E section are dependant upon deferred games and possible postponements so until all of those are recorded we can’t declare either the winners or runners up in this section although Challow & Childrey who have already reached the final of the Skol Trophy look to be favourites for the title. Brewery Tap who sitll have 2 re-arranged matches scheduled cannot be caught at the top, but the runners up spot is still to be sorted and likewise the G section has been dominated by newcomers to the League with The Seven Stars 4 points clear of 2 sides who finished level on points, but by virtue of scoring 15 dolls more than the White Hart B side The Old Anchor secure the runners up position.

Top Performers

So back to individual performances last week. There were 4 “sixers” last week and 3 of those were in the Abingdon Con Club/Croft Nomads tie and Dave Dix wasn’t one of them! It was the first of the season for Leigh Clapton for the Con Club and also the first of the season for both Steve Enock and Barry Townsend for the Croft. The other was another first of the season for Berinsfield’s Geoff Lee.

Dave Dix did once again share top dolls on the night hitting 13 dolls a total shared by Geoff Lee, and Long Wittenham’s AC Michael Rainbow in the D section. There were a lot of “first of the season” individuals recording double figures Michael Rainbow’s 13 leading the way, but Scott Tabor’s 12 for the Red Lion A, Darryl Justice, Colin Bishop (Croft Bar), Ian Rogers (Red Lion A), Ken Fisher (Con Club) Dave Sapey (AbRBL) and Andy Rainer (7 Stars) all hit 10 dolls, and other more frequent double digit scores were Dan Hamilton (Vine), Stuart Wilson and Richard Jones (Berinsfield SC A), Steve Martin (Ab Utd A), Paul Barrett (Con Club), Steve Enock (Croft) and Derrick Brown (WADS) all with 10 dolls. Leigh Clapton and Phil Adams(Con Club), Martyn Bolton (W’sheaf), Scott Humphries (Steventon S A), Liam Brooks(Bell) and Barry Townsend (Nomads) all contributed 11 dolls for their teams on the final of the league season.

Top Dolls

Just a quick look at the doll count an top averages Dave Dix once again averaged a remarkable 215 dolls and a 4.21 average from his 17 games, teammate Paul Barrett was the next highest in terms of total dolls scored with 167. Overall 54 players scored at least a 100 dolls for their teams and another were agonisingly close falling just short of 3 figures.

Final competitions

We have 4 more Wednesday evening’s Aunt Sally. Tonight it’s the 3’s and 4’s competitions which play will start at 7.30 and these will be played at the Croft Bar, next week it’s the turn of the 5’s again with a 7.30 start at the WADS Bar, Wootton. On Wednesday it will be a full night of Finals at Abingdon United and will feature the final of all of the team competitions including the 8’s and also the finals of the Lower Section Pairs together and the Captains/Secretaries competitions. This promises to be a full, and hopefully, successful end of the season evening.

Finally on the 23rd its the turn of the “oldies” when The Founders & Legends Trophy will be played for, this is open to all over 50, no prior registration needed. This will take place at Abingdon Conservative Club again with a 7.30 kickoff.

They think it’s all over, but there’s still plenty to play for!

By Roger Nichols on 25th August 2026 in Newsletter, Summer League Reports

Well, the league season is drawing to a close with the planned last week of matches taking place on Wednesday. There are though a number of outstanding games in some sections which have, or need to be re-arranged. Many of these were postponed as a result of the World Cup back in June and July. We know that some of these have been scheduled for the next couple of weeks, but it seems that these won’t have too much affect on section winners and runners up, some of which have already been sorted! (Ed: when you play a rescheduled game email the photo of the card to Support – do not enter any postponed games online). Having said that there is still a lot to be decided as we enter the last week of the summer season. It’s been a good season with some of the best Aunt Sally weather many of us can recall, although the first few weeks were a bit chilly the past 3 months have been decidedly warm and, most importantly, dry!

So what about last week’s result, both individual and team performances and the impact on the league position?

Let’s start with the A section where Steventon Sports SC A were confirmed on Tuesday as section champions, by virtue of their nearest rivals Red Lion A losing their re-arranged home fixture against Croft Nomads on Tuesday 4-2 leaving it impossible for them to catch Steventon when they played the following night. So, disappointed they may have been, but it didn’t stop the Lion, with Dean Bowler’s 11 dolls contibution, beating the new A section champions 5-1 to confirm their spot as Runners up. Both sides still have a game to play on Wednesday.

Ian Brook top scored for the Croft with 12 dolls against the Red Lion and the Croft returned another 4-2 victory the following night at Stanford FC where Dave Butler top scored for the Nomads with 9 dolls. These 2 wins mean that third placed Croft can still theoretically win the Premier, but they will need a minor miracle needing to beat this weeks opponents Abingdon Con Club by at least 5-1 and then hope that Berinsfield SC A, who are at home to the College Oak, a game re-arranged to be played at Berinsfield because the College Oak is closed for refurbishment, fail to pick up a victory.

Berinsfield are just 1 point ahead of Croft Nomads and 1 point below Abingdon Con Club so the Premier section title and runners up will be decided on the last game of the season! Incidentally, if that isn’t a close call after 18 games, the reality is that before these last games in the Premier section the difference in dolls scored, including the handicap, is just 59 dolls over 45 legs played and with just 9 legs left to play this season it’s truly been a close run section.

So maybe some who think the handicap system is unfair might want to consider that the title will only be decided on the 18th and final game of the season and the difference in recorded dolls between winners and 5th placed team is probably going to be around 1 doll per leg once the last 9 legs are played!

The tight finish is because Berinsfield were beaten by Abingdon United last week, Steve Martin top scoring for United in a 4-2 victory, Abingdon Con Club regained the top spot by beating the College Oak 4-2 with 13 dolls from Paul Barrett, 12 from Dave Dix and 11 from Phil Adams.

The Plum Pudding with 2 games remaining are finishing the season in some style, last week beating the Wheatsheaf 6-0, Simon Winterbourne top scoring with 13 dolls, but his contribution was more than well supported with Dave Bradshaw hitting a maximum 6 in his 10 dolls, Paul Longford added 10 more and 3 other teammates added 9 of their own to take the Plum to their 4th successive victory.

In the B section The Vine defeated their closest rivals WADS Bar 4-2 to strengthen their chance of winning the section and Dan Hamilton was again hitting double figures with another 10 dolls. 11 dolls for Derrick Brown for the WADS Bar was not enough to gain a share of the spoils leaving The Vine favourites to head the section as they also have a superior doll count than WADs who look like finishing runners up.

Skipper Paul Ealey led the way with 11 dolls for Abingdon RBL’s 4-2 win over Royal Oak.

Double figure scores were also recorded by Fleur de Lys Simon Skelly, Kevin Lewis for Harwellian B as they beat The Boundary House 6-0, Dave Collett for the Plough, Long Wittenham 4-2 winners over The Bell B, but the top score across the league last week was the 14 dolls, including a 6, scored by Jim Fletcher for the North Star in the D section, but that superb score was not enough to deny The Prince of Wales winning 4-2.

The Final Countdown!

So what has been decided with just 1 week and a few re-arranged matches to play? Well as already mentioned the Premier is still up for grabs both winners and runners up. The A section is sorted. In the B section The Vine hold a 3 point advantage over The WADS bar and both teams are on the road for their final game of the season with trips top the Croft Bar and The Plough respectively.

The C section sees Grove RFC who have headed the section for much of the season now holding a 13 point lead and The Earl of Abingdon B are looking to finish runners up. In the D section The Fox, Boars Hill clinched the title last week and The Earl A are likely runners up. The E section looks like being Challow and Childrey CC’s to win as they lead the Eight Bells by 9 points but there are still some “catch up” games outstanding so still some uncertainty before winners and runners up in this section can be declared!

Likewise the F section, still some outstanding results, but The Brewery Tap even with 3 games to play (all arranged) can almost be certain of taking the title whatever those results. The G section has been dominated by “new” entrants this year and The Seven Stars have a 4 point advantage over both The White Hart B and The Old Anchor and all that could change on the last day of the season and this section could see final positions determined on doll count if tems are level on points which is possible.

Summer 2026 Week 17 Results

By Paul Stone on 25th August 2026 in Newsletter, Summer League Reports

Match Results

P/A – Berinsfield SC A 2 – Abingdon United A 4; Legs (21-22, 21-27, 20-19)

P/A – Plum Pudding 6 – The Wheatsheaf Didcot 0; Legs (25-18, 29-18, 25-19)

P/A – College Oak A 2 – Abingdon Conservative Club 4; Legs (24-20, 15-25, 20-21)

P/A – Red Lion Drayton A 5 – Steventon Sports SC A 1; Legs (20-13, 24-20, 16-16)

P/A – Stanford-in-the-Vale FC 2 – Croft Nomads 4; Legs (16-17, 19-16, 15-17)

B – Abingdon RBL 4 – Royal Oak Didcot 2; Legs (11-13, 15-8, 14-13)

B – Abingdon Utd C 3 – The Plough W.Hanney 3; Legs (15-13, 13-13, 9-10)

B – Fleur De Lys B 2 – The Bear and Ragged Staff 4; Legs (14-15, 14-12, 8-12)

B – The Croft Bar 6 – The Fox Denchworth 0; Legs (14-11, 15-9, 19-10)

B – The Vine 4 – WADS Bar A 2; Legs (14-15, 15-14, 19-12)

C – Harwellian B 6 – The Boundary House 0; Legs (11-6, 15-10, 14-8)

C – Marcham Centre A 1 – Fleur De Lys A 5; Legs (15-15, 10-11, 12-14)

C – The Bell Grove B 2 – The Plough Long Wittenham 4; Legs (13-14, 9-20, 14-11)

C – The Earl of Abingdon B 2 – Grove RFC 4; Legs (15-14, 13-15, 10-16)

D – Long Wittenham AC 6 – The College Oak B 0; Legs (11-7, 10-9, 11-10)

D – Prince of Wales Shippon 4 – North Star 2; Legs (11-16, 12-9, 11-8)

D – Steventon Sports SC B 2 – The Bell Grove A 4; Legs (4-14, 9-9, 6-6)

D – The Black Horse E.Hanney A 0 – The Fox Boars Hill 6; Legs (9-13, 8-10, 12-15)

D – WADS Bar B 6 – The Earl of Abingdon A 0; Legs (15-14, 18-11, 17-7)

E – Eight Bells Eaton 6 – Berinsfield SC B 0; Legs (8-6, 14-3, 13-8)

E – The Ladygrove 5 – Hanney RBL 1; Legs (11-6, 13-11, 6-6)

E – The Lamb Wantage B 2 – Red Lion Drayton B 4; Legs (10-10, 8-8, 11-12)

F – Queens Arms Didcot 0 – The Brewery Tap 6; Legs (10-17, 9-11, 9-11)

F – The Crown Marcham B 2 – The Lamb Wantage A 4; Legs (14-15, 10-14, 17-10)

F – The George Sutton Courtenay 3 – Harwellian A 3; Legs (7-6, 6-11, 10-10)

F – The White Hart Harwell A 0 – RAL SC 6; Legs (6-7, 4-10, 3-15)

G – The Black Horse E.Hanney B 4 – The Plough Appleton 2; Legs (5-8, 9-6, 6-4)

G – The Black Swan 2 – The White Hart Harwell B 4; Legs (7-11, 10-9, 9-10)

G – The Horse and Jockey Stanford 1 – The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon 5; Legs (6-9, 8-8, 4-12)

G – The Old Anchor 4 – The Plough Appleton 2; Legs (12-6, 8-10, 10-9)

G – The Red Lion Northmoor 2 – Oxford RFC 4; Legs (9-12, 12-7, 8-11)

Blobbers

Aaron Lewis (Harwellian A), Adrian Carey (The Plough Appleton), Aiden Hayward/Day (The White Hart Harwell A), Andy Latimer (North Star), Anna Antell (The Plough Appleton), Ed Hoolihan (The Boundary House), John Abercrombie (Stanford-in-the-Vale FC), John Mills (The Earl of Abingdon A), John Walton (Berinsfield SC B), Justin New (The Black Horse E.Hanney B), Keith Buckle (Abingdon RBL), Lee Chalmers (The Lamb Wantage B), Liz Dowthwaite (The Plough Appleton), Liz Dowthwaite (The Plough Appleton), Mandy Tredgea (The White Hart Harwell A), Martin Cousins (The Black Swan), Nick Faulkner (The College Oak B), Paul Hedges (Steventon Sports SC B), Peter Phiillips (The Lamb Wantage A), Phil Neale (The Plough Appleton), Simon Gordon (The White Hart Harwell B), Steve Kenny (The George Sutton Courtenay).

Sixers

Dave Bradshaw (Plum Pudding), Jim Fletcher (North Star).

Fivers

Andrew Wilson 3-5-1 (The Plough Long Wittenham) – Week 17

Andy Morton 3-5-1 (Abingdon United A) – Week 17

Barry Vokins 0-0-5 (Fleur De Lys A) – Week 17

David Dix 5-4-3 (Abingdon Conservative Club) – Week 17

Derrick Brown 5-3-3 (WADS Bar A) – Week 17

Guy Checketts 2-5-3 (Stanford-in-the-Vale FC) – Week 17

Ian Cooksley 1-2-5 (Harwellian A) – Week 17

Leigh Clapton 2-5-1 (Abingdon Conservative Club) – Week 17

Mark Cousins 5-0-2 (Marcham Centre A) – Week 17

Paul Barrett 5-5-3 (Abingdon Conservative Club) – Week 17

Paul Longford 2-3-5 (Plum Pudding) – Week 17

Rene Laporte 3-5-3 (WADS Bar B) – Week 17

Rob King 5-0-2 (Oxford RFC) – Week 17

Simon Skelly 5-3-3 (Fleur De Lys A) – Week 17

Simon Winterbourne 5-5-3 (Plum Pudding) – Week 17

Summer 2026 Week 17 Top 20 Players per Section

By Paul Stone on 25th August 2026 in Newsletter, Summer League Reports

Top 20 Players by Section
section	ranking	player_name	team_name	average	games_played
Prem	1	David Dix	Abingdon Conservative Club	4.21	16
A	2	Colin Brind (S)	Steventon Sports SC A	3.24	15
Prem	3	Phil Adams	Abingdon Conservative Club	3.18	13
Prem	4	Kevin Davies	Plum Pudding	3.17	2
Prem	5	Paul Barrett	Abingdon Conservative Club	3.08	17
Prem	6	Stuart Wilson	Berinsfield SC A	3.02	15
A	7	Dean Bowler	Red Lion Drayton A	2.96	15
Prem	8	Terry Downes	Plum Pudding	2.92	16
Prem	9	Richard Jones	Berinsfield SC A	2.88	17
Prem	10	David Mott	Abingdon United A	2.87	15
Prem	11	Alan Bell	Croft Nomads	2.85	9
Prem	12	Steve Enock (C)	Croft Nomads	2.84	17
Prem	13	Jason Bowler	Abingdon United A	2.78	15
Prem	14	Ian Brook (S)	Croft Nomads	2.76	17
Prem	15	Barry Townsend	Croft Nomads	2.69	16
Prem	16	Steven Martin (C)	Abingdon United A	2.69	16
A	17	Scott Humphries	Steventon Sports SC A	2.65	16
Prem	18	Paul Longford	Plum Pudding	2.56	15
A	19	Robert Glen	Stanford-in-the-Vale FC	2.56	15
Prem	20	Anton Wooloff	Croft Nomads	2.53	12
B	1	Derrick Brown	WADS Bar A	2.71	14
B	2	Paul Ealey (S)	Abingdon RBL	2.67	17
B	3	Matt Dingle	The Vine	2.67	5
B	4	Dan Hamilton	The Vine	2.58	16
B	5	Stephen J Fisher	Royal Oak Didcot	2.3	11
B	6	Gareth Brown	WADS Bar A	2.24	17
B	7	Mark McCracken	The Bear and Ragged Staff	2.24	14
B	8	Jeremy Brandish	The Vine	2.22	12
B	9	Nick Ridge	The Croft Bar	2.22	12
B	10	Trevor Harrhy	Abingdon Utd C	2.17	6
B	11	Jono Warrell	Abingdon Utd C	2.11	15
B	12	Duncan Taylor	The Vine	2.11	3
B	13	Mark Bennett	The Fox Denchworth	2.11	3
B	14	Russell Flower	Fleur De Lys B	2.1	17
B	15	Mark Austin (C)	The Bear and Ragged Staff	2.08	16
B	16	Joe Hamilton	The Vine	2.07	15
B	17	Mark Brind	The Plough W.Hanney	2.03	13
B	18	Richard Wilsden	The Bear and Ragged Staff	2.03	11
B	19	John Pownceby	The Vine	2.02	15
B	20	Darryl Justice	The Bear and Ragged Staff	1.98	15
C	1	Andrew Wilson	The Plough Long Wittenham	2.5	14
C	2	Dave Collett	The Plough Long Wittenham	2.46	13
C	3	Liam Brooks	The Bell Grove B	2.41	13
C	4	Mike Phipps	Waggon and Horses	2.38	13
C	5	Andrew Stoter	Grove RFC	2.36	13
C	6	Keith Ricketts	Marcham Centre A	2.33	1
C	7	Andrew Luker (C)	Grove RFC	2.28	12
C	8	Dennis Smith	Waggon and Horses	2.22	12
C	9	Danny Towlerton	Fleur De Lys A	2.17	12
C	10	Brian Boseley (C)	Marcham Centre A	2.17	10
C	11	Jon Mole	Waggon and Horses	2.17	2
C	12	Kieran Beesley	Marcham Centre A	2.08	13
C	13	Simon Skelly	Fleur De Lys A	2.08	13
C	14	Mark O’Neill	Grove RFC	2.08	12
C	15	Matthew Cook	The Boundary House	2.08	12
C	16	Jack Rhodes	Marcham Centre A	2.03	11
C	17	Tom Ricketts	Marcham Centre A	2	12
C	18	Dave Kidd	Waggon and Horses	2	9
C	19	Gary Daluz Veira	Harwellian B	2	9
C	20	Billy Collett (C)	The Plough Long Wittenham	1.97	12
D	1	Rory Mangan	The Fox Boars Hill	2.53	5
D	2	Tom Turner	The Fox Boars Hill	2.33	2
D	3	Matt Davies	WADS Bar B	2.33	1
D	4	Dave Harris (C)	Prince of Wales Shippon	2.23	13
D	5	Steve Browning	The Bell Grove A	2.17	12
D	6	Dan Essen	The Fox Boars Hill	2.08	16
D	7	John Mackay (C&S)	WADS Bar B	2.08	16
D	8	Ian Matten	The Fox Boars Hill	2.04	15
D	9	Jim Fletcher	North Star	2	17
D	10	Derek Newman	WADS Bar B	2	16
D	11	Rick Selby	The College Oak B	2	9
D	12	Declan O’Neill	The Earl of Abingdon A	2	5
D	13	Kevin Henwood	The Fox Boars Hill	1.98	14
D	14	Steve Fernback (C&S)	The Fox Boars Hill	1.93	15
D	15	Rene Laporte	WADS Bar B	1.92	13
D	16	Mick Neal	The Earl of Abingdon A	1.91	15
D	17	Alan Fowler	The Fox Boars Hill	1.85	11
D	18	Michael Rainbow	Long Wittenham AC	1.85	9
D	19	Mick Brown (C)	The Earl of Abingdon A	1.84	15
D	20	Jimmy Lister	North Star	1.82	15
E	1	Paul Taylor	Eight Bells Eaton	2.06	12
E	2	Jerry Salmon	Eight Bells Eaton	1.97	12
E	3	Jason Greenaway	Berinsfield SC B	1.95	7
E	4	Tyrone McGill (C)	The Ladygrove	1.93	9
E	5	Shaun Hamilton (C&S)	Hanney RBL	1.9	10
E	6	Nick Hill	The Crown Marcham A	1.87	10
E	7	Pete Fryett (C)	The Midget @Roaring Raindrop	1.86	7
E	8	John Gould (C&S)	Red Lion Drayton B	1.82	13
E	9	Richard Carter	The Midget @Roaring Raindrop	1.8	5
E	10	Andrew Farrant	Eight Bells Eaton	1.78	9
E	11	Ian Eastell	Eight Bells Eaton	1.77	13
E	12	Paul Alder	The Crown Marcham A	1.77	10
E	13	Paul Burton	Challow and Childrey CC	1.76	15
E	14	Tommy O’Sullivan	Eight Bells Eaton	1.76	7
E	15	Adam Alder	Challow and Childrey CC	1.74	13
E	16	Simon Hamlet (C)	The Lamb Wantage B	1.73	11
E	17	Richard Farmer (C)	Challow and Childrey CC	1.71	15
E	18	Alec Winton	Red Lion Drayton B	1.69	13
E	19	Kai Dean	The Lamb Wantage B	1.67	9
E	20	Barry Sutton	Hanney RBL	1.67	6
F	1	Ian Northover	The Brewery Tap	2.5	6
F	2	Ian Cooksley	Harwellian A	2.39	12
F	3	Jonathan Hutt	The Brewery Tap	2.03	10
F	4	Morgan Einon	The Brewery Tap	2	1
F	5	Joe Moxon (C)	RAL SC	1.95	14
F	6	Ben Newman	The George Sutton Courtenay	1.94	12
F	7	Sam Coughlan	The Crown Marcham B	1.94	12
F	8	Dean Cheshire	Queens Arms Didcot	1.94	11
F	9	Nathan Hamilton	The George Sutton Courtenay	1.87	13
F	10	Ashley Jerome	Harwellian A	1.83	12
F	11	Woody Reizner (C)	Harwellian A	1.83	12
F	12	Kenny Moore	The Brewery Tap	1.8	5
F	13	Doreen Richens	The Lamb Wantage A	1.78	3
F	14	Matthew Heritage	The Brewery Tap	1.72	6
F	15	Daniel Rolls (C&S)	Queens Arms Didcot	1.69	13
F	16	Barry Godfrey	Marcham Centre B	1.67	9
F	17	Ian Kelly	The George Sutton Courtenay	1.64	15
F	18	Nick Moore	RAL SC	1.6	10
F	19	Jamie Butcher (C&S)	The Crown Marcham B	1.59	13
F	20	Ryan Baldwin (S)	The Brewery Tap	1.59	13
G	1	Ben Green	The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon	2.6	14
G	2	Adey Green	The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon	2.38	8
G	3	Gary Kaveaney	The Old Anchor	2.09	11
G	4	Max Wheatley	Oxford RFC	1.92	13
G	5	Peter Brooke	The White Hart Harwell B	1.82	13
G	6	Dale Oram	The Old Anchor	1.76	14
G	7	Andy Rainer	The Red Lion Northmoor	1.69	14
G	8	David Frankum	The Old Anchor	1.67	15
G	9	Steve Knight	The White Hart Harwell B	1.63	10
G	10	Tony Shayler	The Red Lion Northmoor	1.62	7
G	11	Craig Watts	The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon	1.58	12
G	12	Matthew Jelley (C)	The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon	1.56	13
G	13	Julian Morgan-Barrett	The Seven Stars Marsh Baldon	1.52	7
G	14	Jim Barker	The White Hart Harwell B	1.46	13
G	15	Brendan Rowan (C)	The White Hart Harwell B	1.44	13
G	16	Maddison Hutchinson	Oxford RFC	1.44	3
G	17	Charnz Mayall	Oxford RFC	1.42	8
G	18	George Liddiard	The Red Lion Northmoor	1.36	13
G	19	Paul Oliver (C&S)	The Plough Appleton	1.36	13
G	20	Gareth Wyatt	Oxford RFC	1.33	11

Lower Section Pairs

By Roger Nichols on 19th August 2026 in Competition News, Newsletter, Summer League Reports

Last Thursday (August 13th) we held, for only the second year, the lower section Pairs Competition. In 2025 the Competition attracted 27 entries, but disappointingly this year only 10 pairs entered despite all teams outside of the Premier and A sections being eligible and actually only 8 pairs showed up on the night. This competition is intended to be one that encouraged players who don’t normally enter our Competitions the opportunity to play competitions without fearing being drawn against Dave Dix, Phil Adams or indeed any of the other players who play regularly in the top sections.

Despite the low entry the Competition took place at the Harwellian Club thanls to Ellie and Woody Reizner and Harwellian club steward Phil Hinchcliffe for organising and hosting this on behalf of the Association.

As a result of the low entry level the Committee, with the agreement of all of the participants, made a very late change to the normal straight knock out format which would only have required 6 games and probably an hour or so’s play. We adopted a ’round robin’ with 2 groups each playing 3 two legged games with 2 points for a win and 1 point each for a draw. Not only did this guarantee every pair 3 games (6 legs, but it also kept the evening’s play going until close on 10pm! Each team was drawn separately into their group and games were games were played alternatively to avoid both too much waiting between games and back to back games for the same pairs.

The night went pretty well and the winners of each group were conclusive although in the A section, won by Simon Skelly and Danny Towlerton of the Fleur de Lys they needed to beat Kevin Sanders and Steve Pembroke of the Plough, West Hanney in their third game to secure top spot. In Group B, our league sponsor John Pownceby partnered by Gerry Austin from The Vine secured their place in the final beating The Fox’s Steve Fernback and Ian Matten to confirm their place.

The final of this competition will take place together with all of the other team finals on Wednesday September 16th at Abingdon United FC. The open singles and pairs competition semi finals will be held on Friday October 18th prior to the formal presentation of all league and individual winners trophies, again at Abingdon United.

Our next scheduled competitions all follow the completion of the league season with the Team 3 and 4 Competitions scheduled for September 2nd followed a week later by the Team 5’s provisionally, although we failed to reach the minimum entry level of 8 teams for this competition by the closing date so a decision needs to be made by the Committee next week as to whether this prestiguous long standing competition can take place this year. And then our outdoor season closes on Wednesday September 23rd with our Founders & Legends Trophy at Abingdon Conservative Club. This is an open to all competition, but entrants must be aged 50 to take part. There is no entry fee nor closing date it is just turn up on the night and play! The venues for the team competitions on both the 2nd and 9th of September will be confirmed next week.

Summer 2026 Week 16 Results

By Paul Stone on 18th August 2026 in Newsletter, Summer League Reports

Match Results

P/A – Abingdon Conservative Club 2 – Stanford-in-the-Vale FC 4; Legs (20-17, 18-23, 17-18)

P/A – Abingdon United A 1 – Plum Pudding 5; Legs (21-27, 18-19, 20-20)

P/A – Croft Nomads 0 – Berinsfield SC A 6; Legs (20-22, 13-22, 17-22)

P/A – Steventon Sports SC A 6 – College Oak A 0; Legs (23-19, 21-12, 24-18)

P/A – The Wheatsheaf Didcot 4 – Red Lion Drayton A 2; Legs (23-23, 20-20, 24-20)

B – Royal Oak Didcot 4 – Abingdon Utd C 2; Legs (15-10, 15-14, 11-15)

B – The Bear and Ragged Staff 2 – The Vine 4; Legs (12-18, 10-13, 16-14)

B – The Fox Denchworth 4 – Fleur De Lys B 2; Legs (10-12, 14-13, 15-14)

B – The Plough W.Hanney 2 – The Croft Bar 4; Legs (11-9, 10-15, 13-14)

B – WADS Bar A 2 – Abingdon RBL 4; Legs (8-10, 19-9, 11-17)

C – Grove RFC 6 – Harwellian B 0; Legs (15-10, 21-6, 17-8)

C – The Plough Long Wittenham 5 – The Earl of Abingdon B 1; Legs (16-13, 15-15, 17-15)

C – Waggon and Horses 6 – The Bell Grove B 0; Legs (17-13, 19-17, 14-13)

D – North Star 4 – Steventon Sports SC B 2; Legs (10-11, 9-7, 12-5)

D – The Bell Grove A 3 – WADS Bar B 3; Legs (13-12, 12-12, 7-13)

D – The College Oak B 4 – Prince of Wales Shippon 2; Legs (10-9, 9-10, 9-5)

D – The Earl of Abingdon A 6 – The Black Horse E.Hanney A 0; Legs (13-8, 12-9, 11-7)

D – The Fox Boars Hill 5 – Long Wittenham AC 1; Legs (19-10, 13-13, 13-1)

E – Red Lion Drayton B 0 – Eight Bells Eaton 6; Legs (4-14, 8-10, 7-8)

E – The Crown Marcham A 6 – The Ladygrove 0; Legs (12-6, 12-10, 12-9)

E – The Midget @Roaring Raindrop 0 – Challow and Childrey CC 6; Legs (11-18, 8-9, 7-16)

F – Harwellian A 1 – The Crown Marcham B 5; Legs (7-9, 7-7, 10-15)

F – Marcham Centre B 2 – The George Sutton Courtenay 4; Legs (11-12, 7-6, 8-9)

F – Queens Arms Didcot 6 – RAL SC 0; Legs (9-5, 17-8, 7-6)

F – The Lamb Wantage A 4 – The White Hart Harwell A 2; Legs (9-7, 7-13, 14-9)

G – Oxford RFC 0 – The Old Anchor 6; Legs (10-12, 5-13, 11-13)

G – The Black Horse E.Hanney B 0 – The Black Swan 6; Legs (5-10, 5-11, 6-7)

G – The Plough Appleton 2 – The Horse and Jockey Stanford 4; Legs (6-3, 4-6, 4-6)

G – The White Hart Harwell B 5 – The Red Lion Northmoor 1; Legs (6-6, 16-11, 11-10)

Blobbers

Angela Barry (Harwellian A), Anna Antell (The Plough Appleton), Brenda Gould (Red Lion Drayton B), Courtney Collins (Harwellian B), David Carroll (RAL SC), Hannah Pannell (The Horse and Jockey Stanford), J Penn (The Ladygrove), Jason Major (C) (The College Oak B), Jill Bryant (The Horse and Jockey Stanford), Liz Dowthwaite (The Plough Appleton), Michael Barry (Harwellian A), Nick Blacow (The George Sutton Courtenay), Pete Hogan (C) (The Lamb Wantage A), Phil Neale (The Plough Appleton), Stephen Fowler (RAL SC), Stevie Hedges (Queens Arms Didcot), Tim Dalby (The George Sutton Courtenay).

Sixers

Joe Hamilton (The Vine).

Fivers

Andrew Stoter 2-5-3 (Grove RFC) – Week 16

David Dix 4-5-5 (Abingdon Conservative Club) – Week 16

Gary Holder 1-5-3 (Red Lion Drayton A) – Week 16

Jason Bowler 3-1-5 (Abingdon United A) – Week 16

Jono Warrell 2-0-5 (Abingdon Utd C) – Week 16

Kevin Henwood 2-1-5 (The Fox Boars Hill) – Week 16

Kevin Regan (C) 5-1-2 (Red Lion Drayton A) – Week 16

Mark Austin (C) 2-0-5 (The Bear and Ragged Staff) – Week 16

Michael James 2-5-2 (Abingdon Utd C) – Week 16

Olly Saunders 4-1-5 (The Wheatsheaf Didcot) – Week 16

Paul Leach 5-2-4 (Plum Pudding) – Week 16

Paul Longford 5-4-3 (Plum Pudding) – Week 16

Phil Adams 0-5-5 (Abingdon Conservative Club) – Week 16

Steve Davidson (C&S) 1-5-4 (The Fox Denchworth) – Week 16

Tony Beechers 1-5-2 (Berinsfield SC A) – Week 16

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