UNDER 13 LEAGUE FIXTURES/RESULTS 2009

2008 results can be found here 2007 results can be found here

UNDER 13 FIXTURES 2009

2009 league structure comprises Premier and Division One Leagues in the East of the County.

In the West, where there are fewer teams, all teams will play each other once before the league splits into Premier and Division One for remaining 3 fixtures.

All teams at Under 13 will play a total of 10 league fixtures.

East Premier	East One	Western
Appleby Carlisle Green Great Corby Nunwick Penrith Gold Wigton	Arthuret/Esk Caldbeck Carlisle Blue Lanercost Penrith Green Threlkeld	Cleator Cockermouth Egremont Keswick Seascale Whitehaven Workington Work'tn Blue

LEAGUE PLAY-OFF (Keswick, September 13th)

Penrith Gold 105-5 (Greg Hall 30ret, Richard Sykes 23, Zak Jones 2-16, Lewis Hull 2-19) v Workington 69ao (Josh Steele 12, Liam Armstrong 16, Richard Sykes 4-1-10-4, Ben Dixon 4-1-14-3, Greg Hall 3.5-0-21-2)

On a lovely September morning, Penrith won the toss and elected to bat on a slightly damp wicket. The innings was built around a fine partnership from Greg Hall (30 retired) and Richard Sykes, who after a slow start reached a very respectable 23. Workingtons bowling attack was unable to put Penrith under any sustained pressure, Oliver Wilson (4 overs for 6 runs) being the only bowler to really contain the batsmen.

In reply Workington set about chasing a good score in positive fashion but no batsmen was really allowed to settle, Josh Steele (12) and Liam Armstrong (16) top scoring. Penriths bowlers concistently put the ball on the spot and used the slower delivery well - three wickets falling to catches induced by a slower ball. In all, Penrith took seven catches with Tom Grisedale taking two including an outstanding diving catch. Richard Sykes rounded off a good game with 4 for 10 and was ably supported by Ben Dixon (3 for 14) and Greg Hall (2 for 21) as Penrith closed out the Workington reply in 16 overs.

 
Penrith Gold U13 and Workington U13

EASTERN PREMIER LEAGUE

Sunday 26th April - League Week 1

Appleby 137-4 (Sam Bell 33ret Sam Morland 24 Iain Moncaster 24 L Jackman 4-0-12-0.) v Wigton 156-6 (J Watters 32ret L Williams31ret C Mulholland 25) An excellent game, with the bat dominating as the scores show. Jackmans pace and accuracy probably the difference
Carlisle Green 91-5 (Matthew Hawley 32ret, Daniel Gomersall 17, Hamzah Dhalech 16 James Gisborne 1-4, Harry Clark 1-9) v Great Corby 95-5 (Dan Swann 31ret, Harry Clark 17, Anthony Brown 13no (on debut), Henry Berry 10no Daniel Gomersall 1-12) Good close game played in good spirit. Corby won with 11 balls to spare
Nunwick 49-6 (L Ridley 3-11) v Penrith Gold 179-5 (J McNaughton 31ret M Golden 30ret R Sykes 28)

Points - Great Corby 10, Penrith Gold 10, Wigton 10, Appleby 5, Carlisle Green 3, Nunwick 1

Sunday 3rd May - League Week 2

Appleby 92-5 (J Davidson 28 C Allinson 30) v Carlisle Green 91-3 (A.Nair 30ret H.Grant 27) Exciting game that went to the last over, Appleby winning with an overthrow with 2 balls remaining
Great Corby 84-6 (Harry Clark 27, Mitchell Reeves 10, Thomas Graham 3-7) v Nunwick 42-7 (Jack Peat 10, Henry Parfitt 3-6, Neil Little 2-1) Captain Harry Clark got Corby off to a good start playing well - his 27 including a six and 4 fours.  Nunwick then took four wickets for 7 runs , with Thomas Graham taking three wickets.  Mitchell Reeves added some late impetus to the innings. Nunwick had an unfortunate start with an opener being run out without facing, courtesy of a direct hit from Clark.  Jack Peat played some nice shots in his 10.  Neil Little and Henry Parfitt applied the squeeze to the middle order with their six overs bringing four wickets for only seven runs
Wigton 97-3 (C Mulholland 24, J Watters 22no) v Penrith Gold 94-4 (J Mcnaughton 30ret, L Jackman 4-1-7-1)

Points - Appleby 10, Great Corby 10, Wigton 10, Carlisle Green 3, Penrith Gold 3, Nunwick 2

Sunday 10th May - League Week 3

Carlisle 125-5 (M Hawley 35ret, H Grant 30ret, L Williams 3-19) v Wigton 56ao (H Grant 3-15, M Hawley 3-17)
Nunwick 57-6 (Matty Dickson 14 Mike Newton 4-0-11-2 Adam Hullock 4-1-7-1 Joe Davidson 4-1-7-1) v Appleby 62-2 (Sam Morland 22no Iain Moncaster 20) A determined Bowling and Fielding display from Appleby which gave them a target they reached with 8 overs in hand-the loss of 2 wickets
Penrith Gold 109-7 (Jamie MacNaughton 29 Ben Dixon 30ret M Reeves 3-15) v Great Corby 48ao (Ben Wereszcyinski 3-2)

Points - Appleby 10, Carlisle Green 10, Penrith Gold 10, Great Corby 2, Wigton 2, Nunwick 1

Sunday 17th May - League Week 4

Appleby 105-1 (Sam Bell 33ret Sam Morland 30ret Iain Moncaster 26no) v Penrith Gold 104-2 (Greg Hall 30ret Jamie McNaughton 31ret Joe Steels 2-0-8-2) An excellent local derby conducted with great sportsmanship from both sides resulting in an Appleby victory by 9 Wickets in the 19th over. Most enjoyable to watch some very talented boys from both sides
Carlisle Green 175-5 (Daniel Gomersall 33ret, Hamza Dhalech 29, H Grant 28) v Nunwick 65-7 (J Peet 33ret M Hawley 2-10, L Fuller 2-6)
Wigton 87ao (J Watters 18, L Jackman 18, T Atkinson 13, Harry Clark 2-20) v Great Corby 87-6 (Scott Fisher 28, Neil Little 27*, L Williams 1-4) A thrilling finish at Wigton saw a tied game. Wigton's Jackman took a wicket with the first ball of the match as an accurate attack put Great Corby in trouble at 33-5.  Scott Fisher (28) and Neil Little (27 not out) led a recovery to allow Corby to reach 87. Wigton began steadily reaching 27-1 in the seventh over before two wickets in successive balls brought the game back into balance.  Jackman with 18 took Wigton to the brink of a win and found an ally in Atkinson as they added a vital 13 runs for the eighth wicket.  Wigton needed 17 from the last 2 overs and drew level with one ball remaining.  Jason Israel bowled the final ball and completed a run out (the fourth of the innings) to end the game level

Points - Appleby 10, Carlisle Green 10, Great Corby 8, Wigton 7, Penrith Gold 3, Nunwick 2

Sunday 24th May - County Cup Round 1

Sunday 31st May - League Week 5

Great Corby v Appleby Conceded by Appleby who were unable to raise a team this weekend
Nunwick 106-1 (M Dickson 31no T Graham 31no J Mason 12 no) v Wigton 105-8 (L Jackman 30no J Peile 14 T Graham 2-8 D Kelso 3-33)
Penrith Gold 130-8 (Harry Phillips 26not out, Lewis Pamphilon 24, M Hawley 4-22) v Carlisle Green 95ao (Richard Sykes 3-28)

Points - Great Corby 10, Nunwick 10, Penrith Gold 10, Carlisle Green 4, Wigton 3

Sunday 7th June - County Cup Round 2 or Friendlies for those not in Round 2

Sunday 14th June - League Week 6

Great Corby 37ao (H Dhalech 4-8, B Connan 3-7) v Carlisle Green 43-2 (C Blythe 22no M Hawley 15no)
Penrith Gold 149-8 (R Sykes 34 ret, H Phillips 22) v Nunwick 98ao (J Dent 16 n.o., l robinson 4 for 24)
Wigton 106-8 (T Piel 30ret, L.Jackman 29,  M Newton 2-9,  J Brabbins 2-12) v Appleby 108-6 (J. Brabbins 27no M. Newton 24) A close game with Appleby reaching their target with an over to spare.Mike Newton & Josh Brabbins starred in good all round team performance

Points - Carlisle Green 10, Appleby 10, Penrith Gold 10, Wigton 5, Nunwick 4

Sunday 21st June - League Week 7

Carlisle Green 163-6 (L Fuller 30 ret, B Connan 32 ret, H Grant 31 ret. S Moorland 2-26) v Appleby 98ao (J Davidson 19 H Grant 4-13, H Dhalech 3-10)
Nunwick 97-5 (Jack Peet 26 Thomas Graham 28 H Clarke 4-1-9-0 N Little 4-0-17-3) v Great Corby 135-7 (H Clarke 30ret R Jones 32ret T Graham 4-0-28-3 C Gray 3-0-20-3)
Penrith Gold 133-5 (Josh Halliwell 31ret, Harry Phillips 33ret) v Wigton 118-6 (J Piele 30ret, J Watters 31, L Jackman 22)

Points - Carlisle Green 10, Great Corby 10, Penrith Gold 10, Appleby 4, Nunwick 4, Wigton 4

Sunday 28th June - League Cup Round 1

Sunday 5th July - League Week 8

Appleby 162-5 Mike Newton 31ret. Josh Brabbins 25 Sam Morland 23 Joe Davidson 22) v Nunwick 68ao (Adam Hullock 4-0-10-3 Tom Baines 4-1-12-3 Sam Morland 3-1-10-2) A very good all round display from Appleby,with special mention for Tom Baines leg spin - its good to see spin bowling playing its part
Great Corby 78-9 (D Swann 17, Ben Dixon 3-11) v Penrith Gold 131-8 (Josh Halliwell 30 ret, Jamie MacNaughton 24, Harry Phillips 22 )
Wigton 130-6 (C Mulholland 30ret, J Watters 21, L Williams 19no, A Bie 3-27) v Carlisle Green 55ao (W Robinson 3-14, C Mulholland 2-7, S Carruthers 2-2)

Points - Appleby 10, Penrith Gold 10, Wigton 10, Great Corby 4, Carlisle Green 3, Nunwick 2

Sunday 12th July - League Week 9

Great Corby 49ao (Fergus Spencer 13, Luke Jackman 6-12, N Robinson 2-15) v Wigton 149-2 (C Mulholland 32 ret, J Piele 30 ret, L Williams 31 ret, Rhys Jones 2-29) Wigton's openers (Piele and Mulholland) put on 75 in the first ten overs with ten boundaries. Williams after a dot ball first up then proceeded to retirng from his next nine balls (3 sixes, 2 fours).  Rhys Jones took two late wickets and Dan Swann bowled a tidy spell for the home side.  Opening bowler Luke Jackman then blew away the Corby batting effort with a devastating opening spell of 6 wickets (five clean bowled). He was ably supported by opening partner Robinson. Fergus Spencer hit a couple of late boundaries but Corby fell short of gaining a bonus point when he was last man out
Nunwick 91ao (T Gate 18 no B Conan 2-18 C Blythe 4-31) v Carlisle Green 163-4 (B Conan 32rtd H Dallech 30rtd T Fuller 23no)
Penrith Gold 119-3 (Lewis Pamphilon 30 ret, Ben Dixon 30, Dan Pickthall 22) v Appleby 101-4 (J Davidson 18, M Newton 16, J Brabins 16 not out)

Points - Carlisle Green 10, Penrith Gold 10, Wigton 10, Appleby 4, Nunwick 3

Sunday 19th July - League Cup Round 2 or Friendlies for those not in Round 2

Sunday 26th July - League Week 10

Appleby v Great Corby No Play - Rain
Carlisle Green v Penrith Gold
Wigton v Nunwick Abandoned - Rain

Points - 5 Points each for Rain Off

Sunday 2nd August - U13 Ten10 Friendlies/Practice
Sunday 9th August - U13 Ten10 Round 1

Monday 10th August - U13 League Cup Final

Sunday 16th August - U13 Ten10 Round 2
Sunday 23rd August - U13 Ten10 Free Week

Sunday 30th August - League Play-Off Final
Monday 31st August - Alternative Date for Finals

Sunday 6th September - U13 Ten10 Final
Sunday 13th September - Alternative Date for Finals

EASTERN DIVISION ONE

Sunday 26th April - League Week 1

Lanercost 50-9 (J Crabtree 11 J Litherland 2-2 M Bradley 2-7) v Carlisle Blue 112-4 (J Litherland 30ret N Dixon 22 J Crabtree 1-10 G. Cameron 1-16) Carlisle batted well and posted a good score of 112  with Litherland in fine form. Lanercost began their innings in hail and rain but failed to score quickly enough in the conditions and ran out of overs
Penrith Green 55-0 (Steven Cherry 30 ret  James Boustead 17 not out) v Caldbeck  54 all out (Anthony Bailey 3wkts-2) A good spirited performance from a young and inexperianced caldbeck team
Threlkeld v Arthuret & Esk (Arthuret unable to raise team)

Points - Carlisle Blue 10, Penrith Green 10, Threlkeld 10, Lanercost 2, Caldbeck 1

Sunday 3rd May - League Week 2

Caldbeck 67-6 (J.Crabtree 2-10 B. Baker 1-6) v Lanercost 66-5 (J. Dixon 16, S. Harding 11 Greenbank 2-19 Merone 2-11) A very close match between two evenly matched teams. Caldbeck needed 67 to win but Lanercost put up a spirited bowling performance leaving Calbeck needing 6 to win with 8 balls left. They scraped home with a bye on the second to last delivery. Well done to both teams.
Carlisle Blue v Arthuret & Esk Arthuret/Esk withdrawn from league
Penrith Green  84-2 (A Bailey ret 32) v Threlkeld 80-9 (J Beament  ret  31)

Points - Caldbeck 10, Penrith Green 10, Lanercost 3, Threlkeld 2

Arthuret & Esk U13's have sadly withdrawn from the league this year and so a number of their fixtures will be taken up by a second Cockermouth Under 13 Team as friendlies.

Sunday 10th May - League Week 3

Caldbeck v Cockermouth Green (F)
Lanercost 31-8 v Penrith Green 102-5 (Steven Cherry 30 ret)
Threlkeld v Carlisle Blue No Play - Rain

Points - Penrith Green 10, Carlisle Blue 5, Threlkeld 5, Lanercost 1

Sunday 17th May - League Week 4

Caldbeck 32ao (Angus Fulton 16, D Fairish 2-2, Toby Robson 2-3) v Carlisle Blue 34-0 (Ben Greig 22no)
Lanercost 67-6 (J Dixon 12 Charlie Robson 1-6, Thomas Fell 2-5) v Threlkeld 68-5 (Charlie Robson 20no, G Cameron 2 for 6, J Crabtree 1 for 8) Threlkeld had their first victory of the season against an improving Lanercost side. G Cameron was the pick of the Lanercost bowlers with 2-8 while Charlie Robson for Threlkeld hit 20. Both teams will be looking forward to the return fixture later in the season. 
Cockermouth Green v Penrith Green (F)

Points - Carlisle Blue 10, Threlkeld 10, Lanercost 2

Mon 18th Cockermouth Green v Workington Blue (F)

Sunday 24th May - County Cup Round 1

Threlkeld v Cockermouth Green (F)

Sunday 31st May - League Week 5

Lanercost - Bye
Carlisle Blue 26ao (Ben Greig 22) v Penrith Green 145-2 (Asher Hart 32ret & 4 Wkts, Anthony Bailey 31ret, John Young 28no)
Threlkeld 78-5 (Luke Winter 33ret  Charlie Robson 2-7 Thomas Fell 1-6) v Caldbeck 79-1 (S Merone 30ret, S Pattinson 25 not out) Caldbeck reached Threlkeld's total in the 17th over
Stainton v Cockermouth Green (F, Provisional)

Points - Caldbeck 10, Penrith Green 10, Threlkeld 2

Sunday 7th June - County Cup Round 2 or Friendlies for those not in Round 2

Sunday 14th June - League Week 6

Cockermouth Green v Threlkeld (F)
Caldbeck 54-9 v Penrith Green 184-1 (S Cherry 31 ret, S Pryke  30 ret, K Trevaskis 32 ret, R Gate 33 ret)
Carlisle Blue 157-6 v Lanercost 55ao

Points - Carlisle Blue 10, Penrith 10, Lanercost 3, Caldbeck 1

Sunday 21st June - League Week 7

Carlisle Blue - Bye
Lanercost 63-8 (J Dixon 23, M Wetherell 1-7) v Caldbeck 64-7 (S Pattinson 17, J Crabtree 3-12)
Threlkeld 61-4 (Thomas Fell 18 not out, A Hart 1-11, J Boustead 2-7) v Penrith Green 132-5 (J Boustead 33 ret, R Gate 30 ret, K Travasras 31 ret, Charlie Robson 1-9)

Points - Caldbeck 10, Penrith Green 10, Lanercost 3, Threlkeld 2

Sunday 28th June - League Cup Round 1

Sunday 5th July - League Week 8

Cockermouth Green v Caldbeck (F, or play on 6th July if Cockermouth Gold at home)
Carlisle Blue 153-6 (B Greig 22 D Farish 25 J Harwood 23 Not Out A Herd 16 Not Out H Cowper 2-10) v Threlkeld  93-9 (C Robson 22 J Harwood 3-25 & 3 catches)
Penrith Green 150-4 (A Hart 30 A Bailey 30 R Gate 31 all retired) v Lanercost 120-6 (A Roberts 30 retired)

Points - Carlisle Blue 10, Penrith Green 10, Threlkeld 4, Lanercost 4

Sunday 12th July - League Week 9

Penrith Green v Cockermouth Green (F, if Penrith can stage 2 x U13 games at home)
Carlisle Blue 47-1 (B Greig 18 Not Out J Freshwater 14 Not Out) v Caldbeck  44ao (D Farish 3-6 J Harwood 3-13 J Moore 2-1)
Threlkeld v Lanercost No Play - Rain

Points - Carlisle Blue 10, Lanercost 5, Threlkeld 5

Sunday 19th July - League Cup Round 2 or Friendlies for those not in Round 2

Sunday 26th July - League Week 10

Caldbeck v Threlkeld
Lanercost - Bye
Penrith Green v Carlisle Blue No Play - Rain

Points - 5 Points each for Rain Off

Cockermouth Green v Stainton (F, Provisional)

Sunday 2nd August - U13 Ten10 Friendlies/Practice
Sunday 9th August - U13 Ten10 Round 1

Monday 10th August - U13 League Cup Final

Sunday 16th August - U13 Ten10 Round 2
Sunday 23rd August - U13 Ten10 Free Week

Sunday 30th August - League Play-Off Final
Monday 31st August - Alternative Date for Finals

Sunday 6th September - U13 Ten10 Final
Sunday 13th September - Alternative Date for Finals

WESTERN LEAGUE

Sunday 26th April - League Week 1

Cockermouth 96-7 (Jonny Norman 22 Jo Riley 3-10) v Cleator 110-4 (Jo Riley 33ret.  craig sharpe 34ret) Great start to the season - a close game until Jo Riley brought back at the end. Jo Riley's 33 included two big 6's
Keswick 122-5 (Robbie Bland 31ret Jim Creighton 29 Nathan Hurton 21 M Fowler 2-20 Lewis Hull 1-10) v Workington Blue  102-6 (C Sutton 30ret L Armstrong 30ret  Matt Clark 3-6 Robbie Bland 2-16) Some fine individual performances, in particular from Keswicks Robbie Bland who took 2 wickets and hit two 6's in his innings of 31. Workington made a spirited effort to chase down a big total with Callum Sutton and Liam Armstrong both hitting undefeated 30's
Whitehaven 49-1 (Will Benson 20no  Dean Henderson 18no) v Seascale 48-7 (Dean Henderson 3-2 Shannon Rumney 2-5)
Workington 69-9 (Oliver Wilson 23no Jack Richardson 17 B Peacock 2-9 S Farrar 2-8) v Egremont 33ao (Oliver Wilson 2-0 Jack Richardson 2-2)

Points - Cleator 10, Keswick 10, Whitehaven 10, Workington 10, Workington Blue 4, Cockermouth 3, Egremont 3, Seascale 0

Sunday 3rd May - League Week 2

Egremont 85-9 (W. Agnew 22, J. Meadows 15no) v Keswick 125-3 (Nathan Hurton 32ret, Robbie Bland 30ret)
Seascale 62-6 (Will King 30 ret T. Lewthwaite 2-2 from 2 overs T. Mahone 2-2 from 2 overs) v Cleator 97-9 (L. Close 24 M. Lee 22 Tom King 4 wickets-6  from 3 overs)
Whitehaven v Workington No Play - Rain
Workington Blue 106-3 (M Fowler 29no L Hull 20 M McGarry/L Armstrong 17) v Cockermouth 107-3 (D Saunderson 30ret, W Ford 25, J Spiers 21, J Norman 15no, M Fowler 3-12) Liam Armstrong and Lewis Hull got Workington off to a good start with plenty of well run singles before Matthew Fowler and Matthew McGarryprovided acceleration to take the home side to a decent total, including McGarry hitting a six out of the ground. Cockermouth openers Dom Saunderson and Jack Spiers provided the visitors with the best possible start, Sanderson retiring with an excellent 30. Just when it seemed as if the home side had applied the brakes Will Ford and Jonny Norman provided some impetus with Norman finishing unbeaten on 15 after having also bowled very well earlier in the match. Matthew Fowler also rounded off a good game taking 3 for 12

Points - Cleator 10, Cockermouth 10, Keswick 10, Whitehaven 5, Workington 5, Seascale 4, Workington Blue 4, Egremont 3

Sunday 10th May - League Week 3

Cleator v Workington Blue (Workington Blue unable to raise team due to Football Finals. Game conceded)
Cockermouth 59-8 (Sam Farrar 3-7 Hugo Page 2-8) v Egremont 77-6 (Top score Hugo Page 26 Oscar Drimmie 3-16)
Keswick 106-6 (Robbie Bland 32no Sam Sharp 21 W. Benson 2-15) v Whitehaven 98-5 (W. Benson 31no J. Creighton 2-11)
Seascale 51-8 (Will King 25 Katie Robson 3-13 Robson Scott 2-6) v Workington 153-1 (Jack Richardson 30 ret Edward Mullen 30 ret Liam Hazzard 27 Daniel Robson 26 not out Will Yeats 1-18 )

Points - Cleator 10, Egremont 10, Keswick 10, Workington 10, Whitehaven 4, Cockermouth 3, Seascale 1

Sunday 17th May - League Week 4

Egremont 29ao v Cleator 30-4
Seascale 61ao (Will King 30ret, Zak Jones, Matthew McGarry & Tom Powell 2 wickets each) v Workington Blue 63ao (Zak Jones 14, L Spencer & L Jackson 2 wickets each) Workington won the toss and elected to bat. They were soon in deep trouble at 24-6 due to a combination of tidy bowling from all the Seascale bowlers and indifferent shot selection. James Wallace, Zak Jones (14 including a 6) and Jonny Schers provided some resistance to get Workington up to 63. L Spencer and L Jackson were the most succesful bowlers. Seascales reply was based around a fine 30 retired from Will King including a six and 3 fours- his third sizeable knock this season. However, a steady fall of wickets left Seascale needing four to win with their last pair batting. Several unsuccesful stumping and LBW appeals added to the tension before a little indecision resulted in a run out to hand the game to Workington by 2 runs. Seascale will take great heart from their performance and were somewhat unfortunate not to take all the points.
Whitehaven v Cockermouth No Play - Rain
Workington v Keswick No Play - Rain

Points - Cleator 10, Workington Blue 10, Seascale 4, Egremont 1, Rained off matches - 5 Points each

Sunday 24th May - County Cup Round 1

Sunday 31st May - League Week 5

Cleator 68-9 (S Rumney 3-9) v Whitehaven 69-2 (Dean Henderson 25no)
Cockermouth 98-2 (Dom Saunderson 30ret, Jonny Norman 17no, Will Ford 12no) v Workington 97-5 (Callum Sutton 32ret, Liam Armstrong 21no, Jonny Norman 2-13 Danny Key 2-14) An excellent match between two evenly matched teams, bad balls were punished , good balls were either played on merit or got wickets, the running between the wickets was good and Cockermouths fielding in particular was sharp, a direct hit at the bowlers end from square leg by Oscae Drimmie was the highlight and the batter Josh Steel was at full tilt. The game was also played in a excellent spirit and was another good advert for cricket in our league
Keswick 155 for5 (A.Hickey33retired, M.Clark32retired, J.Creighton22) v Seascale 62 all out (M.Clark 3 for 1, S.Sharp 5 for 2) Sam Sharps 5 wickets included 4 wickets in the last over taking a hat-trick in the process against a Seascale side who were determined not to give their wickets away,and whose attitude was first class.
Workington Blue 89-4 v Egremont 74-4 An excellent partnership from Liam Irving and James Wallace batting at 5 and 6 put 54 runs on the board both remaining unbeaten to give workington a decent total. Ellis Gribbin posted 20 for Egremont but the workington bowlers gave little away and left the egremont side requiring too many in the last few overs

Points - Cockermouth 10, Keswick 10, Whitehaven 10, Workington Blue 10, Egremont 2, Workington 2, Seascale 2, Cleator 1

Sunday 7th June - County Cup Round 2 or Friendlies for those not in Round 2

Sunday 14th June - League Week 6

Keswick 120-5 (S.Sharp 30ret, M.Clark 31ret, A.Hickey32ret, D.Saunderson 2-10) v Cockermouth Gold 108-8 (D.Saunderson 30ret, J.Spears 31ret,  S.Sharp 1-8  R.Bland 2-16)
Seascale 84-7 (Will King 17, Tom King 15, D. Burrow 2-4) v Egremont 56-8 (A. Hodgson 14, B. Grant 2-6, W. King 2-3)
Whitehaven 73-2 (Dean Henderson 32 ret. Jack McNicholas 19 n.o.) v Workington Blue 72-7 (Jake Bawden 2 - 8 Aiden Pirie 2 - 4)
Workington 141-9 (Callum Sutton 30ret, Daniel Robson 30 ret, P Harrison 2-19 Joe Riley 2-19) v Cleator 125 all out (Luke Close 32 ret, Craig Sharpe 31 ret, Joe Riley 30 ret, Josh Cape 3-12) An excellent game, between two evenly matched teams, played in beautiful conditions.  The excellent outfield at Workington contributed to a very high scoring encounter.  Joe Riley opened the bowling for Cleator with a hostile spell of bowling, which was matched by some good batting by Callum Sutton and Liam Hazzard.  Sutton and Daniel Robson then took the game to Workington both retiring on 30, before a clutter of wickets brought Cleator back into contention. In response Joe Riley opened with some excellent hitting, retiring on 30, which was backed up by some excellent batting from Luke Close & Craig Sharpe, who also both retired. Some accurate bowling in the middle of the cleator innings by Josh Cape (3-12) helped swing the advantage towards Workington. A superb catch from Oliver Wilson, to dismiss Newbiggin, finally broke Cleator's Resistance

Points - Keswick 10, Seascale 10, Whitehaven 10, Workington 10, Cleator 6, Cockermouth Gold 4, Egremont 3, Workington Blue 1

Sunday 21st June - League Week 7

Cleator 112-7 v Keswick 105-4 Joe Riley top scored for Cleator with a big hitting 30 ret and Danny Hodgson, batting at number 8 scored a much needed 24no. N.Hurton returned 3-20 for Keswick. Sam, Sharpe and Robbie Bland 22 & 27 respectively got Keswick off to a good start followed by Matthew Clark with 21. A great game of junior cricket saw Keswick needing 11 to win off the last over but falling short by 7
Cockermouth 158-7 (Jack Spiers 33 ret, Peter Wilson 30ret, Thomas Elliot 30ret) v Seascale 73-6 (T king 32ret) Thomas Elliot, batting at number 11 hit a remarkable 30 in just 11 balls - one of the fastest retirements recorded in the league.
Egremont 90ao (L Cruden 16 H Page 18) v Whitehaven 96-5 (Will Benson 31 ret, Kyle Henderson 18, D Burrow 2-6) A very exciting game saw Egremont come within 6 runs of chasing down a competitive total of 96 set by Whitehaven. Whitehaven innings started well with opener Kyle Henderson scoring 18 but the real impetus came from Will Benson who retired for an excellent 31. Egremont most successful bowler was Daniel Burrows with 2 wkts for 6 runs in his 2 overs. Egremont set about the chase with purpose and all batsmen got in and the most telling contributions came from Howard Page (18) and Lee Cruden (16) but they eventually ran out of overs. Whitehaven's fielding was the key difference and it resulted in getting 4 key run outs.
Workington Blue 74ao (Lewis Hull 16 Matthew McGarry 13 Matthew Fowler 2-13) v Workington 114-3 (Daniel Robson 30 ret, Jack Richardson 18 not out, Oliver Wilson 17 not out Liam Armstrong 2-12) A keenly contested game between Workington & Workington Blue.  Workington Blue siezed the early initiative restricting Workington to 20-3 off 4 overs, but an excellent partnership of 60  between Daniel Robson (30 ret) & Oliver Wilson (17 not out), gave Workington the advantage, eventually finishing on 114 - 4.  Liam Armstrong was the pick of the bowling, with 4-0-12-2. In response Matthew McGarry got the Blue innings off to a good start, with a succession of quick boundaries, but some accurate bowling by Workington helped keep their response in check, Workington Blue eventually finishing all out for 74.  Pick of the bowlers was Matthew Fowler 4-0-13-2

Points - Cleator 10, Cockermouth 10, Whitehaven 10, Workington 10, Keswick 5, Egremont 3, Seascale 3, Workington Blue 2

Points gained from 1st Half of Season - Top 4

	Cleator	Keswick	Whitehaven	Workington	Total
Cleator	-	10-5	1-10	-	17
Keswick	-	-	10-4	-	20
Whitehaven	-	-	-	5-5	19
Workington	10-6	5-5	-	-	20

Points gained from 1st Half of Season - Bottom 4

	Cockermouth	Egremont	Seascale	Work'tn Blue	Total
Cockermouth	-	3-10	10-3	-	23
Egremont	-	-	-	-	15
Seascale	-	10-3	-	4-10	17
Work'tn Blue	4-10	10-2	-	-	24

Sunday 28th June - League Cup Round 1

Sunday 5th July - League Week 8

Cleator v Workington No Play - Rain
Cockermouth 108-4 (Jonny Norman 33ret, Dan Poole 22no, William Ford 21, Matthew Smith 2-5) v Workington Blue 107-4 (Zak Jones 30ret, Liam Irving 30ret, Dan Poole 2-23) A superb game of under 13 cricket which Cockermouth won with one ball remaining. Batting first, Workingtons innings was based around a partnership from Zak Jones and Liam Irving, both of whom retired on 30 after playing a good mixture of strokeplay coupled with resolute defence to good bowling. Cockermouth opener William Ford batted solidly, playing several nice legside shots in his 21. Jonny Norman first four scoring shots were all 4's as he powered to 33 and kept Cockermouth in line with the asking rate. Matthew Smith bowled four excellent overs of line and length and was rewarded with the days best bowling figures of 2 for 5. However, a brisk 22 not out from Dan Poole saw Cockermouth home with one ball to spare and rounded of a good day for Poole who also chipped in with two wickets.
Egremont v Seascale Match conceded by Egremont
Whitehaven v Keswick No Play - Rain

Points - Cockermouth 10, Seascale 10, Cleator 5, Keswick 5, Whitehaven 5, Workington 5, Workington Blue 4

Sunday 12th July - League Week 9

Egremont v Workington Blue No Play - Rain
Keswick v Cleator No Play - Rain
Seascale 68-5 (Will King 21 E. Malloy 3 - 19 J. Welford 1 - 5 L. Skilbeck 1 - 7) v Cockermouth 58ao (D. Poole 16 Billy Grant 2 - 5 Tom King 1 - 3 Clare Jackson 1 - 22) A day for the bowlers at Seascale. After being put in to bat, Seascale scored  quickly while Will King was at the crease. One he was out though, tight bowling restricted the scoring over the last overs limiting the score to 68-5. When Cockermouth batted, they were quickly on the back foot after losing a couple of early wickets. D. Poole bought some stability back to the innings but when he was out tight fielding from Seascale (which resulted in six run outs) saw Cockermouth all out for58, ten  short of the Seascale total.
Workington  60-5 (Daniel Robson 25 Shannon Rumney 4-1-5-2 J Bowden 3-0-11-2) v Whitehaven 57ao (Dean Henderson 22 Jack Richardson 2-7 Oliver Wilson 4-2-5-2 Jack Rumney 1-1-0-2) A good low-scoring encounter between two excellent teams.  Whitehaven batted first and were well led by Dean Henderson (22).  Unfortunately wickets kept falling at the other end, preventing Whitehaven from gaining any momentum, eventually closing on 57 all out.  Some excellent fielding & bowling by a keen Workington side, with notable performances from Oliver Wilson 4-2-5-2, Jack Richardson 4-0-7-2, and Jack Rumney 1-1-0-2.  In response Workington's innings was built around a strong partnership of 37 by Daniel Robson 25, and Oliver Wilson 12 not out.  Some excellent bowling from Shannon Rumney 4-1-5-2 was not enough to prevent her from finishing on the losing team

Points - Seascale 10, Workington 10, Cockermouth 2, Whitehaven 2, Others 5 each

Sunday 19th July - League Cup Round 2 or Friendlies for those not in Round 2

Sunday 26th July - League Week 10

Egremont v Cockermouth
Keswick v Workington No Play - Rain
Whitehaven v Cleator
Workington Blue v Seascale No Play - Rain

Points - 5 Points each for Rain Off

Sunday 2nd August - U13 Ten10 Friendlies/Practice
Sunday 9th August - U13 Ten10 Round 1

Monday 10th August - U13 League Cup Final

Sunday 16th August - U13 Ten10 Round 2
Sunday 23rd August - U13 Ten10 Free Week

Sunday 30th August - League Play-Off Final
Monday 31st August - Alternative Date for Finals

Sunday 6th September - U13 Ten10 Final
Sunday 13th September - Alternative Date for Finals