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5 days ago | 
bridgwatermercury.co.uk | Richard Walsh
Cricket ball (Image: Newsquest) Somerset Cricket League, Division Three: Spaxton 224-6 (34pts) defeated Street 168-9 (14pts) by 56 runs Spaxton got back to winnings ways when they beat Street by 56 runs in Somerset Cricket League Division Three at the Playing Field on Saturday afternoon.
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6 days ago | 
bridgwatermercury.co.uk | Richard Walsh
The new manager really appreciates the positive attitudes of the staff and their commitment to driving Enmore Park GC forward, accommodating changes, and continually improving facilities for members, visitors, and golf societies. Matt said: “ I’d like to thank all of the Members and the staff for making me feel so welcome at the Club.
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1 week ago | 
somersetcountygazette.co.uk | Richard Walsh
Sam Burgess scored runs for Taunton Deane (Image: Taunton Deane CC) It is rare for all five of the Deane Saturday teams to record wins on the same day but, with the unfortunate cry off against Deane Thirds XI included, the records show a perfect five out of five. The theme of the Saturday evening captains’ reports was about run scorers.
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1 week ago | 
somersetcountygazette.co.uk | Richard Walsh
Taunton. St Andrews First XI were at home to Downend in WEPL Premier One on Saturday where at the end of a low scoring match it was the visitors who emerged as the winners by one wicket. Batting first the hosts were all out for 140 in 35.5 overs of which Gabe Gallman-Findley made 29 and debutant 15 year old Nick Watson a patent 24 from 47 balls. When Downend replied James Matravers struck twice as they were reduced to 10 for 3, before a partnership of 77 was eventually broken by Jay Terry.
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1 week ago | 
bridgwatermercury.co.uk | Richard Walsh
Lorraine Taylor Lady Captain (left) presenting trophy to Ed Ingram and Christine Hannam (Image: Richard Walsh) Enmore Park Golf Club members took part in the Lamb Cup Mixed competition on Sunday, which played as a mixed Greensomes competition was well supported and highly contested. Two teams headed the honours board at the end of the round on 42 points, however following count back the winners were Chris Hannam and Ed Ingram, just ahead of second Suzanne Boydell and Alan Wheal.
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1 week ago | 
bridgwatermercury.co.uk | Richard Walsh
Spaxton CC who lost to North Curry Back Row - left to right John Bishop, Tim Hill, Dan Andison, Andrew Jeanes, Adam Richards, Andrew Epps and Riley Rich Front Row - left to right Ben Rich, Matt Mackenzie, Dave Pople (Cpt), Scott Bellinger and Liam (Image: Richard Walsh) Somerset Cricket League, Division Three: Spaxton (15pts) 183 all out lost to North Curry (35pts) 294-6 by 111 runs Spaxton are finding life hard in Somerset Cricket League Division Three after being promoted at the end of last...
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2 weeks ago | 
somersetcountygazette.co.uk | Richard Walsh
Bragging rights secured (Image: Archive) Taunton St Andrews Seconds stole the local bragging rights in their local derby against Taunton Deane Seconds when the two sides met in the Premier Division of the Somerset Cricket League on Saturday. In a game that featured three centuries, it was the hosts who ran out the winners by 18 runs.
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2 weeks ago | 
somersetcountygazette.co.uk | Richard Walsh
Since then, his role has changed considerably, and he has recently become the club’s clinical director and physiotherapy support for the men's, women's and pathway cricketers. "I’ve moved away from the men’s first XI physiotherapy role, into a role where I now oversee the medical provision for both the men and the women, as opposed to being head of science and medicine for just the men. "It’s now very much more a role overseeing the club's clinical services," Jamie said.
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2 weeks ago | 
chardandilminsternews.co.uk | Richard Walsh
In their opening game against Devon at Taunton Vale, the visitors were put into bat and posted 266 for 5 from their 50 overs. When they replied, Somerset slipped to 58 for 3 before Ben Mason was joined by Theo Lamey and together they took the total onto 111 when the latter was out for 18. When 17-year-old Rice, who is on the Richard Huish Academy, walked to the wicket, he helped the total onto 143 before Mason was out for 55, which he scored off 71 balls and included five 4s and two 6s.
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2 weeks ago | 
somersetcountygazette.co.uk | Richard Walsh
In their opening game against Devon at Taunton Vale, the visitors were put into bat and posted 266 for 5 from their 50 overs. When they replied, Somerset slipped to 58 for 3 before Ben Mason was joined by Theo Lamey and together they took the total onto 111 when the latter was out for 18. When 17-year-old Rice, who is on the Richard Huish Academy, walked to the wicket, he helped the total onto 143 before Mason was out for 55, which he scored off 71 balls and included five 4s and two 6s.
