Youth coaching and membership |
 Geoff Lowe 9th May 2008 |
For anyone wishing to bring children along to the club's youth section, places are now limited.
Tots - aged 3-6 - places still available
Under-9 (aged 6-8) - age group now full
Under-11 (aged 9-10) - 2 places left
Under-13 (aged 11-12) - 2 places left
Under-15s and Under-17s who train with the men on Wednesday's still have some vacancies.
The club has a ladies team who play in the Midland League. It's a very friendly group who welcome players of all standards - from newcomers to experienced. The team was formed last year and the club would really like to see grow from strength to strength.
The men have three league teams and a Sunday team, again players of all abilities are welcome to join
Tots - aged 3-6 - places still available
Under-9 (aged 6-8) - age group now full
Under-11 (aged 9-10) - 2 places left
Under-13 (aged 11-12) - 2 places left
Under-15s and Under-17s who train with the men on Wednesday's still have some vacancies.
The club has a ladies team who play in the Midland League. It's a very friendly group who welcome players of all standards - from newcomers to experienced. The team was formed last year and the club would really like to see grow from strength to strength.
The men have three league teams and a Sunday team, again players of all abilities are welcome to join
Car Boot Sales |
Craig Moss 29th April 2008 |
Charlbury Cricket Club will be organising these on the 1st Sunday of every month from May to September (weather permitting).Gates open at 8:30am until 12:30pm.
Cost of pitch is £5.00 per car.
No parking at the Club for buyers (Use station car park please).
Tea and Coffee available.
This is a fundraising activity on behalf of the New Pavilion Fund. Any enquiries to 'The Club Secretary' on 07909 978863.
(Find us at Carbootjunction.com)
Banbury Indoor League Champions |
Craig Moss 24th March 2008 |
For the first time in the clubs history we have won the top division of the Banbury Indoor League which is a fantastic achievement and well deserved. Charlbury were the only side to score over 100 runs in each of their innings, picking up maximum points in each of their six victories.
Congratulations to Rob Garrett, Craig McCallum, Ashley Rump, Andy Timms, Ian Widdows, Bimalka Liyanarachchi, Craig Moss and Andy Glass, the eight players who made this possible.
For all of the match reports, click the following link;
Banbury Indoor League
Also see the report by the Oxford Mail:
Oxford Mail Report
Congratulations to Rob Garrett, Craig McCallum, Ashley Rump, Andy Timms, Ian Widdows, Bimalka Liyanarachchi, Craig Moss and Andy Glass, the eight players who made this possible.
For all of the match reports, click the following link;
Banbury Indoor League
Also see the report by the Oxford Mail:
Oxford Mail Report
Charlbury Beer Festival 2008 |
Craig Moss 17th March 2008 |
Charlbury Beer Festival - Saturday 12th July 2008
http://www.charlburybeerfestival.org
Quote BF 2008 - "This year for the first time we will be based at the beautiful cricket ground, opposite the station and next to the meandering river Evenlode.
We are delighted to be working with Charlbury Cricket Club in venturing out of the Memorial Hall. The new location will provide more room for drinking and eating out of doors, extend the opportunities for entertainment, and provide children with far more space to run about.
We are confident that our new venue will allow the event to grow in size with no loss of quality or atmosphere. The cricket ground is easily accessible by road, train, bike and foot - literally a minute or twos walk from the train station, a few minutes walk from the town centre and about 30 minutes drive northwest of Oxford."
http://www.charlburybeerfestival.org
Quote BF 2008 - "This year for the first time we will be based at the beautiful cricket ground, opposite the station and next to the meandering river Evenlode.
We are delighted to be working with Charlbury Cricket Club in venturing out of the Memorial Hall. The new location will provide more room for drinking and eating out of doors, extend the opportunities for entertainment, and provide children with far more space to run about.
We are confident that our new venue will allow the event to grow in size with no loss of quality or atmosphere. The cricket ground is easily accessible by road, train, bike and foot - literally a minute or twos walk from the train station, a few minutes walk from the town centre and about 30 minutes drive northwest of Oxford."