Goole Town Cricket Club held its Senior Presentation night on Saturday 12th October at the Clubhouse. It was a very entertaining night including a group and a pie and pea supper.

Club Secretary Dave Caldicott and President Stewart Gibbins presented the trophies and outlined the successes of the year.

The 1st team finished runners up in the York Senior League 1st division and won promotion to the York Senior Premier league. Only one point separated them from the league winners.

The 2nd team finished 4th in the York Senior division 3 and the 3rd team performed well as the mainly young players gained valuable experience in senior cricket.

The Club took part in the ECB’s ‘All Stars’ programme for 5-8 year olds which introduces young boys and girls to the game. Over 50 youngsters took part at Goole this year.

The Secretary and President thanked the officials, staff, committee, members and supporters for their help.

Goole Town Cricket Club Presentation Night 2019
Saturday 12th October. Trophy winners

The trophy for the most successful junior in senior cricket Guy Richardson

The Sugden cup for the most promising junior player Thomas Marritt

The Norman Kirk cup for the most improved player, with 16 wickets for the 2nd team with a best of 4 for 43 Ryan Thompson

The trophy for the fastest 50 scored in 40 balls versus Bishopthorpe in 87 not out. Antony Gibbins

The Foster fielding cup for the 3rd team Edward Hasdell.

The Harry Wright trophy for 2nd team fielding Edward Hasdell (The first time both cups have been won together by the same player.)

The Sam Shackleton cup for 1st team fielding Ben Shelton (Ben took 12 catches and 2 stumpings)

The Hinchcliffe bowling trophy for the 3rd team with 15 wickets at an average of 9 and a best performance of 5 for 17. Thomas Marritt

The Christie batting trophy for the 3rd team with 319 runs in 9 innings at average 46 and with a top score of 78. Edward Hasdell. (Guy Richardson didn’t qualify from games played but he actually had 281 runs from just twice out to average 140.5. like Steve Smith territory.)

The Jack Garland bowling cup for the 2nd team with 21 wickets at an average of 14 and best of 7 for 46 Matty Cooper

The Bamforth bowling cup for the 1st team with 39 wickets average 11 and a best of 5 for 19 Ben Lamb. (Ben also wins the leagues div 1 bowling trophy.)

The Joe Eastwood batting cup for the 2nd team with 423 at an average of 47 and a best of 87 Neil Foster. (Just pipped Antony Gibbins who averaged 46 and was out for 96 in his last innings.)

The Bamforth Batting cup for the 1st team with 258 runs at an average of 32 and a best of 72 Oscar Sugden

And the Speckley batting cup for the under 30’s also Oscar Sugden

The Freda Caldicott trophy for notable achievement. For a crucial innings at Hornsea where a score of 58 not out included a 6 off the last ball to win just before a storm arrived. Trophy goes to Ben Shelton.

The Ernie Wood trophy for outstanding individual performance for the 1st Team
For his performance against Knaresborough taking 5 for 22 to set up a 2 run victory. Goole 100 all out and Knaresborough 98 all out. Trophy goes to Aiden Coulbeck

The Ernie Wood trophy for outstanding individual performance for the 2nd Team
For his performance against Carlton taking 7 for 46. Matty Cooper

The Ernie Wood trophy for outstanding individual performance for the 3rd team this year goes for his performance against Hessle scoring 44 batting at number 8 to get Goole to a win Leon Murphy.

The Edmund Gibbins Clubman of the Year For his work as Club Chairman, organising the All Stars cricket scheme and for junior coaching. The Clubman of the year is Neil Foster