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ClubMark is recognised by both the ECB and Sport England and tells the wider community that Seaford Cricket Club is a safe place for junior players to play cricket. Our coaching team are all ECB/UKCC qualified. They are: John Smith (07791 998083) Richard Cummins (01323 894891) Simon Pitts (07708 253554) Our Welfare Officer is Peter McMullen. Contact him on (01323 891027 or 07858 771770) or email to peter@petermcmullen.com
Want To Join Seaford C C? Seaford Cricket Club are looking for boys & girls, aged Under 8 up to Under 16. All abilities welcome. Coaching by ECB qualified coaches is provided.
.......Junior News....... Junior teams entered in the Intersport East Area Cricket League & Under 18 League 2010 Under 10s (pairs softball) Fixtures are currently being organised. These will be posted on this site soon. Team mangers have still to be advised. We are in fact looking for volunteers to take on the roll of team managers. If you can help please contact John Smith 07791 998083 or smithjps@hotmail.com An Under 18 team has also been entered in the Sussex Cricket Board Under 18 League to defent their title. Check out the Fixtures. Sussex Junior Cricket Festival 2010 Under 12s w/c 26 July The Club have still to decide what age group teams we shall be entering. Will let you know soon. U13s win final match against Eastbourne, but, it was a close one! Batting first Eastbourne scored a decent 163-4. A wicket each for Zak Hearsay & Curtis Cooper plus two run outs. In reply Seaford batted very positively, in doing so they took a few too many chances resulting in two run outs. Batting stars Ben Brown (15) & Ben Lewis (19) failing to retire. With no retired batsman and six wickets down it was left to skipper Chris Pope (12no) and Zak Hearsay to hold their nerves and see Seaford home off the last ball of the match. The U13s latest match against Hellingly saw another exciting finish with Seaford just missing out. Batting first Seaford scored a substantial 178-1 in their 12 overs with Ben Brown (23), Ben Lewis (21), Curtis Cooper (22) & Bradley Eisnor (22) all retired plus a not out innings of 22 from Chris Pope. However, all the good work with the bat was undone by bowling too many extras allowing Hellingly to chase down the total scoring the winning two runs off the last ball. Zak Hearsay bowled well to claim two wickets with a wicket each for Alfie Cleghorn & Bradley Eisnor, who also tmanaged a run out with a direct hit throw. The U13s second match saw them meet a very strong St Andrews team. Winning the toss St Andrews were asked to bat first. From their 12 overs they scored a very challenging 178 for 1. In reply Seaford set about the run chase in a positive fashion with Ben Lewis retiring on 24. Ben Brown, Curtis Cooper, Chris Pope, Maxwell Wright & Callum Wright all managed double figure scores and combined with some wayward St Andrews bowling Seaford needed 19 off the last over to win. Despite the brave effort Seaford ended 6 runs short. St Bedes batted first and were restricted to 141 for 3 in 12 overs. Curtis Copper taking one wicket plus two direct hit run outs from Chris Pope & Zak Hearsay. In reply the Seaford run chase revolved around good knocks from Curtis Cooper (20 retired) & Ben Lewis (21 retired). Bradley Eisnor (16), Callum Wright (8) & Zak Hearsay, who held his nerve to hit the winning run off the last ball, ensured that Seaford got off to the best possible start in the league.
BE INVOLVED.... make a difference to your club!!! There's a role for you in your local cricket club. Can you help with cricket club administration, help out with junior coaching, manage a junior team, umpire or score? If so, the Club badly needs your HELP! You can make a difference! If you are interested please contact our Club Chair: Clive Chipper on 01323 891318 or email the Club. |
Seaford C C is one of an increasing number cricket clubs striving to take the wellbeing and welfare of their junior players very seriously. A lot of effort has been made to work towards ensuring that the Club provides a safe environment for young players to develop and enjoy their cricket. The Club's progress towards this has earned them ClubMark accreditation as well as Focus Club status within the County.