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Club Awards 2024 MSCC

MSCC Nominated For “Club Website of the Year 2024”

Update: We didn’t win but we did have a lovely evening losing out to https://www.ilminsterbowlingclub.com/ so congratulations to them. We’ll try again next year.

We’re delighted to have been nominated for the “Club Website of the Year” award by the judging panel at Club Mirror. If anyone would like to join Mark FL and Tim R at the event, details re tickets are below (ask Mark to order them).

You can learn more about the awards here: www.clubawards.co.uk. Here’s the email we received with the good news:

Middleton Stoney Cricket Club – Congratulations from the Club Awards Team!

We are delighted to let you know that that the judges have now put the club through as a finalist in Website of the Year.

It will also be recognised in the 100 Club, for clubs over 100 years old.

TICKETS
Thank you for letting us know that you wish to take up your two Complimentary Finalist Tickets. (And should you want to bring more supporters to cheer you on, further tickets are available at £99 – £82.50 + VAT)

JUST TO CONFIRM THE DETAILS AGAIN

CLUB AWARDS AND GALA DINNER – WEDNESDAY, 27 NOVEMBER
Venue:      Athena
Address:  Queen Street, Leicester LE1 1QD
Timings:   Doors open at 6pm
Visit:         clubawards.co.uk for all details – from accommodation and travel to the evening itself.

TICKETS INCLUDE:
•       Complimentary glass of prosecco on arrival at the Drinks reception (6pm-7pm)
•       Club Awards Gala Dinner (7pm – late)
•       Club Awards Presentations, hosted by John Inverdale.
•       Post dinner entertainment
 
Congratulations once again!

Kind regards,
Cindy Hedmann

On behalf of Club Awards

MSCC Golf Day Winner Matt Dipple

MSCC Golf Day 2024

Thank you to Howard for organising an excellent MSCC annual golf day held at Kirtlington yesterday.

Eleven of us played 16 holes (two closed for renovation) using the stableford scoring system to declare a winner. The weather was slightly chilly, but with not a breath of wind in the air, it made for perfect conditions. The course was in good shape following the recent rains and the players were in excellent spirits. Robin was looking forward to using his new clubs and after a 50 year hiatus, Paul Wordsworth made his debut at this highlight of the MSCC calendar. The winners rostrum:

Winner: Matt D
Runner up: Mark F-L
Best Front 9: Matt D
Best Back 9: Mark F-L
Longest Drive: Howard L
Nearest Pin: Dan S
Wooden Spoon: Paul W

Congratulations to Matt, winning on his first appearance. See you all again next year.

1st, 2nd and 3rd – Matt, Mark & Dan

MSCC Golf Day first second and third 2024

Date:               Thursday 26th September 2024

Venue:            Kirtlington Golf Club

Format:           Three or Fourball Stableford

Time:               Light Lunch from 12.15pm

                        Tee off from 1.20pm

                        Drinks & Presentation to follow

Cost £45.oo

All welcome, clear your diaries and tell

Howard Lancaster that you can play!

[email protected]

07734 563006

MSCC End of Season Dinner 2024 Pete Van de Kerkhof

Club End of Season Awards Dinner

We celebrated the 2024 season with a fantastic three course meal in the pavillion, prepared by Chef Mark Apsey. It was a lovely occasion on which we reminisced about the season and celebrated our successes. And the winners are..

Batting Performance: Jon Springer
Leading Wicket Taker: Hamidullah Afghan
Fielder of the Year: James Lyon
Most Improved Player: Anirudh Sharma
Young Player of the Year: Ahmad Afghan
New Player Award: Shaan Pankaj
Photo of the Year: Mark Ford-Langstaff
Captain’s Cup: Chris Greer
President’s Cup: Seril Shah

MSCC End of Season pitch prep

End of Season Pitch Prep & Upcoming Events

Thank you to everyone who helped last Sunday after our final match was called off due to the rain. A call to arms went out for help to prepare the square for next year by putting it to bed this. In the pouring rain, the square was mowed, scarified and seeded. It was too wet to spread the loam, but we did lift 50+ very heavy bags of loam into position in readiness for that job.

After that little workout, we moved to the sightscreens and wheeled them into their winter position beside the nets. No easy job and thighs burned despite the old adage that many hands make light work (more hands next year please!). We stopped for a cup of tea.

Finally, the boundary rope was pulled in and coiled. There’s a technique to this, but not one anyone seemed to know! Matt D took charge and the rope has safely made it into a safe location for the winter.

We still need to spread the loam so please keep an eye out on our WhatsApp group for timings which will be weather dependent.

In the meantime, good luck to those playing in the end of season golf tournament this week and we look forward to seeing many of you at the end of season dinner on Friday.