Minutes 2001
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Beaumont Seymour Ladies Cricket League Meeting: 1st October 2001

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Present: Barry Rudlin, Jane Bunn, Dave Jones, Sue Davies, Carole Warren, Audrey Mitchell, Sally Cade, Nicola Griggs, Zoe Gould, Jennifer Eva.

Apologies: Tony Patmore, Eight Ash Green

 

 

Matters Arising

  1. Chairman’s Report (B. Rudlin)

 

bulletBarry opened the meeting with a general synopsis of the success of the league this year, and expressed congratulations to Eight Ash Green on winning the league. He observed that it was good to see new teams performing well this year, with good performances from Maldon and The Police teams. It was also good to see Wivenhoe gaining a better turnout of players this year, and increasing the depth of players interested in the game.

 

bulletBarry also stressed the importance of good sportsmanship, and the need for stronger teams to allow for new players to enter the game. Winning, whilst important, is not everything, and it is vital that young and perhaps less experienced players are given the opportunity to play. This can only improve the league.

 

bulletBarry also raised the suggestion of a different points system, for which a proposal will be raised at the next AGM.

 

bulletCancelled Games - Please note that any games that are ‘called off’, for whatever reason, cannot be re-arranged. This is stated in the rules of the league, and must be abided by.

 

bulletPossible Shortening of season – Barry suggested that by creating two divisions within the league, the competitiveness of the game could be increased.

 

bulletDistrict and Representative Games – Unfortunately, the ladies cricket at County levels is still disorganised, and is poor in comparison to our own league. District games are not very feasible, but we have been advised of information on the National League and Knockout competitions. This will need to be discussed at a further meeting.

 

bulletThanks to Dave Jones for the website – fantastic!

 

 

2. Secretary’s Report

 

bulletSecretary not present. General comment made that little correspondence received by Secretary from Clubs.

 

 

3. Treasurers Report

 

bulletFinances are healthy, with a balance to date of £657.16.
bulletMaldon subscriptions outstanding – awaiting approval at Club level.

 

 

4. Presentation Night

 

Suggested for 16th November at Castle Park, expected to be informal drinks and presentation, from around 7.30 – 9.30 p.m. – Action: Carole Warren to check feasibility

Awards will be presented for best bowler with a minimum of 15 overs in the averages and batsman playing in a minimum of 4 innings.

 

 

5. Any Other Business

 

a) Indoor Cricket

 

This will begin on Friday 11th January 2002, from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m., lasting for 12 weeks. It will be played at Philip Morant School. Approximate costs will be £2.50 per person.

Question of insurance cover was raised. Action: Barry to check requirements.

All Clubs should confirm team entry by the end of October.

Suggestion of subsidising under 18’s made, and to be discussed/agreed at next meeting.

 

  1. Next Meetings:

 

Special Open Meeting to discuss Representative Side. Intended as an open forum for general discussion regarding inclusion of team at Representative level. All league players welcome.

 

Tuesday 29th January at Castle Park, 7.30 p.m.

 

AGM: Tuesday 19th February at Castle Park, 7.30 p.m.