Sussex's One-Day Interleague Competitions

(apologies to Alan Messer for plagiarising and paraphrasing !)

The Sussex One day Interleague will be hosted this year at:
Ye Old Coach House, Angmering-on-Sea.


Competitions the Redhill League are invited to take part in are as follows -

Feb 24 One Day Inter league for B teams
(Open to all leagues with B and C teams)

Mar 3 Ladies One Day Inter league
(Open to all affiliated leagues with Ladies teams)

Mar 4 One Day Inter league Div 1
BRIGHTON, LITTLEHAMPTON, REDHILL, WORTHING, MID SUSSEX


*Formal notification is requested from Redhill of their intended entry to the B/C and the Ladies' events.*

[Alan Messer]

Thanks Tommo :) :)

I am looking forward to talking to everyone in person at the Redhill invitation tournament on Sunday - but forewarned is forearmed

cheers

Alan ;D

Congratulations to the Redhill Ladies A team who managed to finish runners-up, nine points behind Brighton but with an eight-point advantage over third place.

So well done to the team of Denise Wills, Alison Norman, Josie Pitt, Caroline Jones and Fiona Doyle, all of whom won either half of their games played or better.

While Redhill B's non-appearance on 24th Feb remains a mystery, Redhill A took part in Sussex's prime competition and weren't disgraced.

Surprise package Littlehampton ran out the winners on 42pts, World Champion Kevin tunstall winning all his 8 frames played.

Previous champions Brighton were runners-up on 37pts.
Redhill finished level on 25pts with Worthing - who shaded it on aggregate score.

Which left Mid Sussex facing the prospect of division Two next year, when they will be replaced by promoted Horsham.

On the day Terry Oakley was Redhill's most successful player with 5 wins out of 8 frames, whilst Geoff Jukes had two of the day's six breaks of 10k-plus (one of 12,610 and one of 11,200).

The other five in the Redhill team were Clive Thompson, Pat Smither, Jason Wadsworth, Vernon Sparkes and captain Dave Constable.