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| Juniors |
Junior Cricket at Chester Boughton Hall
The development of young people's interest in cricket is very important to us. The club runs teams in local leagues at seven different age-groups and provides a high quality cricket experience for both boys and girls from the age of 8 years.
Practice night for most age groups is on a Friday from 6pm till 8pm, although Under 15s upwards net on a Monday night. Parents are encouraged to stay and watch from the club house bar or balcony. Club Social membership is available at very reasonable rates.
We welcome offers of help from parents with the running of teams, especially on match days. Please speak to your child's team manager if you feel you can help with coaching, transport, provision of refreshments and even basic supervision.
Contacts - Cliff Mallows - 01244 335527 or Dave Killoran - 07884 260287 Club - 01244 326072
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Junior Teams, Nominated Coaches and Managers 2008
Under 9’s
Tbc
Wirral Junior Cricket Competition
Under 11’s
John Doherty
Wirral League
Wirral k/o
Cheshire County League
Cheshire County k/o
Under 13’s
Dave Killoran / Dave Wrght
Cheshire County League
Cheshire County k/o
North Cheshire League
North Cheshire k/o
Under 15’s
Dave Killoran / Steve Copack
Cheshire County League
Cheshire County k/o
Wirral League
Under 17’s
Paul Williams
Wirral League
Under 18’s
Paul Williams
North Cheshire Junior Cricket
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U15s Cup Final v Christleton 09/09/07
 Chester U15s 123-2, Christleton U15s 79-4. Chester won by 44 runs
Chester Boughton Hall U15s played their North Cheshire Cup Final early Sunday morning at Christleton Cricket Club. Having won the toss and electing to bat, Chester got off to a solid start with a 66 opening partnership between Jack Williams and Michael Robinson off 12 overs. Glen Coppack came to the crease and after some good shots and positive running, the score reached 95 off 17 overs before Glen was dismissed by an excellent ball. Andrew Leech added momentum, hitting 18 off 12 balls and Chester finished on 123-2 with Jack Williams unbeaten on 61 off 59 balls, including 7 boundaries.
Accurate bowling and enthusiastic fielding put Christleton under pressure from ball one. Andrew Leech and Michael Robinson opened the bowling to good effect. Mike got the break through in the 6th over with a good inswinger to the left hander. Matt Robinson and Mike Jones kept things tight from one end whilst Jack Williams took two wickets from the other, including a good stumping from Glen Coppack. Chris Henshaw enjoyed bowling the last over and taking the final wicket of the innings. Christleton finally finished on 79-4 off their 20 overs.
A deserved victory and the morning was enjoyed by all! Many thanks to Christleton Cricket Club for their excellent hospitality and the game was played in a really good spirit.
Team: Ben Williams (Capt), Jack Williams, Andrew Leech, Chris Henshaw, Jack Mackenzie, Mike Robinson, Matt Robinson , George Rankin, Glen Coppack, Peter Jackson, Mike Jones
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Junior Presentation Evening
The first full Junior Presentation Evening at Boughton Hall was a great success. Parents, Coaches and young cricketers from 8 to 18 crowded into the bar to hear how their teams had fared and see the season's best players receive their trophies.
Awards were presented by Club Coach Heath Pritchard, Chairman Jim Law, First team Skipper Steve Ogilby and Club President Jeremy Jordan.
Thanks to Coaches and Managers Keith Beggs, Malcolm Tice, David Killoran, David Wright, Paul Williams, Stephen Coppack, Don Speakman, Cliff and Sam Mallows, Peter Cluderay, Peter Rigby and all their helpers. Special thanks to Glenda Law and her assistant Lynn Tice, and to Whitchurch Sports for sponsoring the trophies.
Awards
Farndon House Juniors of the Year
Olly Law and Jack Williams
Under 9
All participants in the weekly coaching sessions received a medal.
Under 11
Best Bowler: Glen Price; Best Batsman: Ben Williams; Best Fielder: Harry Killoran; Best All-Rounder: Craig Evans.
Under 13
Bowler: Mike Robinson; Bat: Jack Williams; Fielder:Matthew Williams; Most Improved Player: Alex Lloyd.
Under 15
Bowler: Andrew Leech; Bat: Oliver Law; Fielder: Mike Sawrey.
Under 17
Bowler: Andrew Leech; Bat: Andrew Millington; Fielder: Byrom Wood; Captaincy Award: David Fisher.
Under 18
Bowler: Grant Goodwin; Bat: Callum Rigby; Fielder: Luke Rowlands; Player of the Year: Max Temple.
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Farndon House Junior of the Month - July 2006
 Very well done to 14 year old Andrew Leech who is July's CBH Junior of the Month. Quickly rising up the ranks, Andrew has had a hugely successful month with both bat and ball with the U15s, U17s and for the 3rd and 4th XI culminating in figures of 58 not out and 4-14.
Andrew is pictured here receiving his award from 1st XI skipper, Stephen Ogilby.
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Farndon House Junior of he Month - August 2006
 Well done to Andy Millington who took the August award. Not only did Andy have an impressive month with the U17 side, but he also consolidated his place in the 2nd XI.
Farndon House Website
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Farndon House Junior of The Month - June 2006
 Eleven year old Joe Killoran receives his Farndon House Junior of the Month Trophy from Chester Boughton Hall Junior Chairman Pete Cluderay.
Despite his youth, Joe has already represented all Chester's junior teams from Under 13s to Under 18s, North Cheshire, the Club's Third and Fourth teams and Bishop's High School, all with distinction. His month culminated in a bowling spell for the Third team which netted him figures of 4-36.
Farndon House Website
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Farndon House Junior of the Month - May 2006
 Long time supporter of CBH, guru, legend, James Bond lookalike and failed cricketer Graham Vernon has kindly sponsored CBH's Junior of the Month and of the season (as well as our 20/20 coloured kits).
View Farndon House Website
And congratulations to 15 year old Bobby Evans who takes the May award following his 116 not out for he 3rds against the 4th.
Bob's pictured here receiving his award from Heath Pritchard.
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