Junior Club and Intro Cup report 2018/19

This is the report for the junior club of Hastings & St Leonards Chess Club for 2018/19 and the Intro Cup in the Kent League as this was contested by our Junior squad.

What an amazing season for the Juniors, probably one of the best we’ve had in a long time. Numbers up, enjoyment up, quality up, and juniors now starting to be integrated into the main club.

Special thanks to Eve Grimsted whose late husband Michael a member of the Junior club himself many years ago, continues to donate to the club allowing us to subsidise fees and bring the enjoyment of chess to more children than we might otherwise been able to do.

Average attendance this season has been 16.2 per week with a high of 22 and a low of 12. Over 40 different children have come through the doors with age ranges from 5 to 13. We have the most improved boy in Sussex (Alex Lebedev) and the second most improved girl in Sussex (Alise Peterson), alongside the unconfirmed most improved Junior in England who went from zero grade to 95 and gaining his ECF Chess Maestro title in the process (Will Cobb). Many other juniors have also increased their grades or got grades for the first time. We have a number of boys and girls who have been called up to play for Sussex Juniors this season including, Chamithu W., Thamadi W., Edie Stacy, Alise Peterson, the latter three who all played in the U11 County finals helping Sussex to runners-up spot, an amazing achievement. Hastings made up the biggest contingent of any club in that team something we should be very proud of. Our girls done us proud. William Cobb was our unofficial Junior Champion this year winning the Delancy challenge, special mention to Thamadi W. who leading in the final round agreed a GM draw with Chamithu  forfeiting the title but allowing her brother to also qualify for the Sussex Mega Final, an amazing show of sportsmanship.

In October of 2018 and to celebrate Hastings day (the day chess was brought to England by the Normans) we played a chess variant to re-enact the Battle of Hastings on a chess board. The set up is as below. Surprisingly the massive shield wall of Harold was particular strong and held off the Norman knights a lot of the time changing the course of history.

New for this season was our participation in the Kent Chess League Intro Cup. At last year’s AGM no-one volunteered to be Intro Cup Captain so I took the opportunity to use that fact to create an all junior squad to compete. This was a big success. Giving juniors the chance to play tournament chess with classical time controls against adults dramatically improved their game. I don’t think any other club do this so this could be the start of something new (as always with Hastings being the pioneer in all things chess). Thanks go  to the Kent league clubs for accommodating our need to play weekend fixtures. Our Intro squad was:

  • William Cobb
  • Thamadi Wickramanayake
  • Chamithu Wickramanayake
  • Edie Stacy
  • Alise Peterson
  • Alex Lebedev
  • Christy Parry

 

 

Half way during the year we managed to purchase a cheap touch screen computer for juniors and the wider membership in general. A feature on Chess.com has been particularly useful in training juniors was “Vision”, this is a rapidfire test to see how many squares on a board you can name in 30 secs. It’s fun and a great way of teaching algebraic notation. Some juniors even did this faster than adults at the club!

Very early in the season I taught them Legals mate but it wasn’t until much later in the season when Thamadi watched a video on this and employed it in one of her games, much to the annoyance of her opponent in the Kent League who had travelled all the way to us for an Intro match only to be beaten within three minutes. A brilliant game and one that will be remembered for a long time by all parties.

In our first away match of the season in the Intro Cup young William Cobb was up against one of Maidstone’s top juniors. In their first ever long play game our juniors were real credit to the club but it William that stood out playing a brilliancy towards the end of his game that neither I nor David Heath my counterpart expected, we both saw a simplification but William made use of his knights to secure an amazing mate.

Final Table 2018/19eam Play Won Draw Lost For Against Points SP MP IM

 

Team Play Won Draw Lost For Against Points SP MP IM
Maidstone 8 5 3 2 0 13 7 8 0 0 0
Medway 4 5 3 0 2 12½ 6 0 0 0
Maidstone 9 5 2 2 1 11½ 6 0 0 0
Hastings & St Leonards 6 5 2 1 2 10 10 5 0 0 0
Snodland 3 5 1 1 3 13½ 3 0 0 0
Medway 3 5 1 0 4 13½ 2 0 0 0

SP = Season Penalties, MP = Match Penalties, IM = Incomplete Matches

 

Great credit to our juniors who finished only a single point off of the playoffs in their first ever season.

As mentioned earlier we had over 40 different children come through our doors this season but we say goodbye to two of our top juniors Thamadi & Chamithu Wickramanayake who return to Sri Lanka. We wish them good luck with their chess and hope they grace Hastings again with their presence in the future. We’ll miss them terribly.

The majority of 2018/19 we ran two classes, one for experienced more serious player and a social/beginners class, both with lots of prizes, treats and competitions. However on occasion when either tutor is unavailable and running a combined class, it can be challenging, especially with such a mix of skills and ages.. We would welcome members who would like to volunteer from time to time, or to provide cover when a tutor is unavailable to come forward. You won’t have to commit to regular days just any occasional time you have free and would like to help us develop our juniors would be very much welcomed.

2019/2020 and beyond

This next season we will continue to develop and integrate our juniors with the main club. The main way we will do this is to introduce an Academy of Chess. This will be an additional teaching session scheduled for before the Friday night RapidPlay, so that juniors can then take part in the evening. It will be open by invitation only to child members of the club. A formal curriculum and training programme will be followed, with individual learning plans giving a more rigorous foundation of chess knowledge. We did have a few additional pre-match training days last season but because fixtures were constantly being rearranged we were unable to give the training we wanted.  There will be an additional cost in learning materials and tutor costs for the Academy which we are hoping to cover with grants.

Also this season we will continue the juniors participation in the Intro cup and enter them all in the Delancy Chess Challenge as usual.

Hastings v Wanstead and Woodford

Hastings Wanstead and Woodford
1 O.Willson 196 0 1 K.Bui 177
2 D.Lowe 193 1 0 D.Spearman 176
3 H.Tebbs 180 1 0 S.Rix 175
4 T.Stock 177 0 1 L.Marden 170
5 P.De Buff 175 1 0 P.Barclay 148
6 S.Blewill 156 0 1 D.Rawlings 148
7 J.Wheeler 156 0 1 C.Sicdo 143
8 M.Bryant 139 0 1 A.Collyer 142
9 J.Kimber 137 1 0 B.Harte 142
10 M.Woodhams 132 0.5 0.5 P.Mccarron 135
11 G.willson 116 0 1 P.Nickals 132
12 W.Stock 111 1 0 D.Smith 129
13 A.ponton 110 0.5 0.5 P.Haddock 127
14 K.Hossack 98 0 1 J.Jestico 101
15 M.Fletcher 92 0 1 n.White 100
16 W.Cobb 84 0 1 M.Budeingham 79
17 G.Chander 87 0 1 V,.Garlon 78
18 E.Stacy 40 1 0 J.Mara 49
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NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Hastings & St. Leonards Chess Club

 

Hastings & St Leonards Chess Club Ltd, company registration 07737752 – will be held on Sunday 8 September 2019 at 2:30 pm at Pelton House, 2 Cornwallis Terrace, Hastings.

 

All Members are entitled to attend and speak but only Full Members are entitled to vote

 

Members are encouraged to attend but if they cannot then company law permits them to appoint a proxy and a form of proxy accompanies this notice.

 

Would be proxy givers are asked to consider carefully any directions they wish to give the proxy holder on how and when their vote is to be exercised or not to be exercised.

 

A form of proxy is enclosed for eligible members who wish to use it.

 

Members are strongly urged, in order to expedite the business of the Meeting, to raise beforehand with the appropriate person any points of information that might perhaps be disposed of without taking up the Meeting’s time.

 

Tea (complimentary) will be taken at approximately 4.00 p.m., and if necessary, the meeting will adjourn for that purpose.

 

After the AGM, there will be the customary President’s v Chairman’s Match (30 minutes per player,

ungraded) for the Reg Cload Trophy.

 

It is not obligatory for most to submit written reports, but the following documents are enclosed with this Agenda:

 

Agenda item   5:                    Chairman’s Report

AGENDA ITEM 7                    Treasurer Report

Agenda item    8.7                 Harvey cup

Agenda item    8.8                 En Passant Kent

Agenda item   8.9                  Tom Fuller

Agenda item    8.12               Mid Sussex 1

Agenda item    8.13               Mid Sussex 2

Agenda item 8.10                  Kent summer Quickplay 2018

 

Agenda item    18.9            Shadforth Boger

 

N.B. members who receive these papers by e-mail may find them collated differently to those receiving hard copy, but the content is the same!

 

The Minutes of the AGM of 9 September 2018 have been previously circulated but are circulated again for the convenience of Members.  Members who attended who have issues of accuracy with them should advise the Secretary in good time.

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AGENDA

 

1       Apologies for Absence.

 

2       Announcement of any proxies.

 

3       One minute’s Silence for members who have died.

 

4       Matters Arising not otherwise on the Agenda or reported.

 

5       Chairman’s Report                                                    MR. Bryant

 

6       Secretary’s Report –                                                  Mr Willson

 

7       Financial Report Treasurer –                                     Mr. Wheeler

7.1         Report

7..2        Accounts for the year to 30 June 2019

7..3        Adopt the Accounts

7.4         Appointment of examiner of the Accounts.

 

 

8       Reports from other office-holders

8.1     Premises Officer                                               vacant

8.2     Junior Organizer                                               Mr. Woodhams

8.3      Tournament Controller                                     Ms Norinkeviciute

8.4     Librarian –                                                          Mr. Cafferty

8.5     Website manager –                                           Mr. Woodhams

8.6     Stevenson                                                          Mr. Cload

8.7     Harvey                                                               Mr Bryant

8.8     EnPassant                                                          Mr Bryant

8.9     tom Fuller                                                          Mr Jozwiak

8.10   Kent Summer Quickplay 2018

8.11   Friendly matches                                               Mr. Woodhams

8.12   Mid Sussex League 1st team                              Mr Tebbs

8.13   Mid Sussex League 2nd team                             Mr Bryant

8.14   Mid Sussex League 3rd team                             Mr Woodhams

8.15   Mid Sussex league 4th team                              Mr Willson

8.16   representative on Committee of the Hastings Chess Congress -Mrs Penfold

8.17   Delegates to Mid-Sussex Chess League – Messrs. Bryant, Tebbs woodhams Wilson

8.18   Delegate to Sussex Chess Association – Mr. Elliston Delegate to Sussex Chess Association

9               Vote of Thanks to Retiring Officers

 

 

10              Election of Directors of the Company (i.e. Committee)

 

Directors also serve as Trustees of the registered charity

 

10.1     Chairman

10.2     Treasurer

 

10.3    Secretary

10.4    Premises Officer

10.5    Junior Director

10.6    up to six non-executive Directors

 

11      Election of other Officers and delegates:

11.1   Tournament Controller

11.2   Membership Secretary

11.3   Publicity/Press Officer

11.4   Website Manager

11.5    Equipment Officer

11.6    Representative on Committee of the Hastings International Chess Congress

11.7    Delegates to Mid-Sussex Chess League (has usually been the MSCL match

captains ex officio)

11.8    Delegate to Sussex Chess Association.

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12                Membership Subscriptions and related matters

12.1   The Committee is not proposing any changes to the standard rates

 

13 Match Captains

 

13.1           Paul Watson Trophy (teams of six and four respectively)

Mid-Sussex League

13.2                            1team

13.3                            2 team

13.4                            3 team

13.5                            4team

13.6                           MacArthur cup

 

14   Kent League teams: six divisions

14.1       open

14.2       Lewis                              170

14.3       Stevenson                      155

14.4       En passant                     140

14.5       Harvey                           125

14.6       tom fuller                       110

14.7      Intro                               95

 

15         Friendly matches

 

16     Date of Annual General Meeting 2020

17      Any Other Business

 

18      Presentation of Trophies

18.1     Club Championship            D.Lowe

18.2     Pelton Cup                          S.Blewitt

18.3     Rush Cup                            W.Cobb

18.4     Anslow Cup 2015           (summer tourney)   To be announced

18.5     Bradley-Martin 2015          (summer tourney)

18 6       Winser Trophy 2015                 (summer K.O.)

18.7     Dent Cup 2015                    (summer K.O. Plate)

18.8    Whyte Cup 2015 ½ hour    (summer quick play)

18.9  Shadforth-Boger Trophy    (merit in matches)          to be announced

18.10 Starling Cup                       (10-minute

Chairman’s report 2018/19

 

This year has been again been a busy year for me within the club

As each year goes by, we lose some old faces and gain some new ones this year was no exception

It is My sad duty to report to the agm the deaths of two former members John Gorton and Alfred Mikurenda

Alfred died in May he was a man it did not suffer fools gladly and had a no-nonsense approach to life this may have been due to a hard child hood during the war . However, on the few occasions when he did open up Alfred was an extremely interesting and complicated man

I did not know John Gorton personally John was a regular team player for the GLC and was a member of the club in the eighties

I would like to express my condolences and those of the chess club to the family Alfred and John

In addition to my role as chairman I am also housekeeper and in the past year have endeavoured to get the club up to a high standard this involved cleaning and repainting the chess set also done a lot more picture hanging and generally trying club good state of repair

In club matches I am sure the match captain will give their own reports however a special mention to our first team to Mid-Sussex in retaining the title also the 4 team for gaining promotion thank you to all the captains and drivers this year

We also had a twinning match this year against Bethune nine players went to France all reporting having a lovely time many thanks to Jim Wheeler John Sugden and Martin Fletcher for doing the transport

 

Club tournaments am sure the tournament controller will give her a report on these however a special mention about William Cobb who won the rush cup at his first attempt

I’d also like to thank Rasa for fulfilling this role

 

 

Paul Buswell did a couple of his famous one-day rapid play at the club this was greatly enjoyed by everyone who played and I would like to thank Paul for his efforts

Alan Barton did a series of talks in June and July on the beauty of the game and was greatly enjoyed by those who attended I would like to thank Alan behalf of the club and myself on eight evenings which was very enjoyable

The premises officer Adrian Cload had a reasonably quiet year we did need to replaced the water heater in the kitchen and I thank Adrian for his efforts

 

Club finances seemed to be healthy a small profit this year however we should not be complacent and it only take one major bill to take away that profit

I would further point out that this is the fifth consecutive year we have not put up subs

, we need to keep a watchful eye on our finances and should be looking to try to make a good surplus each year rather than rely on reserves many thanks to James Wheeler

Ken Lucas acted as secretary of the first part of the year but found it necessary to resign consequently we were without a Secretary for about four months this year Gary Willson has now stepped into this role I thank them both

The library MR John Knott donated 50 books for which the club was extremely grateful Bernard Cafferty the librarian seems to be having a lovely time looking after the library with all these new books for which I thank him

 

The Hastings International Congress has continued to survive on a shoe string budget For many years and with the withdrawal of tradewise the future looked uncertain putting includes considerable strain on Congress official this reached a head at the begin of July with the resignation of chairman Congress director the Congress Secretary the Congress treasurer and Maureen Charlesworth at this point the future of the Congress seemed in real doubt the chess club felt it necessary to put proposal to the Congress Committee in a nutshell we’re offer fill these posts and that the club basically take over the reins of Congress after a  of the a lot of discussion this was accepted with myself taking over the chairmanship Gary Willson as Secretary Jim Wheeler was treasurer Mason Woodhams as IT media and Adrian Cload has the club rep

you’re unlikely to see much change this year as there was very little time other than get the entry form out lastly I am happy to report that the Congress does have a new sponsor in Caplin the borough council continue give there generous sponsorship I would like to thank all the above for stepping in and saving the Congress some of us reluctantly

I would like to thank all members of the committee who have served this year

I would like to take opportunity to wish all the club members a good chess 2019 2020 and remind you all the Subs are now due and on that happy note I conclude this report

Marc Bryant

Chairman

En Passant tournament

En Passant tournament

This is a sixth player tournament in the Kent league for teams averaging 140 or under

The first round was an all play all league with the top two teams qualify for the semi-final

We started the season off with wins against Tunbridge wells 5.5 v 0.5 and Rainham 1 v 5 followed by a draw against Swale we then had losses at Tunbridge wells 3.5 2.5 and Maidstone 2.5 3.5 and again at Maidstone 4 2

we now had to win our last game against Rainham to qualify for the semi-finals which we did

3.5 2.5

 

Team Play Won Draw Lost For Against Points SP MP IM
Maidstone 3 8 6 0 2 29½ 18½ 12 0 0 0
Hastings & St Leonards 3 8 4 1 3 27½ 20½ 9 0 0 0
Rainham (Kent) 3 8 3 2 3 23 25 8 0 0 0
Swale 2 8 3 2 3 22½ 25½ 8 0 0 0
Tunbridge Wells 3 8 1 1 6 17½ 30½ 3 0 0 0

 

this put us in to the semi-finals in second place where we played Beckenham & Bromley 3 which we won 2v 4

In the final we played petts wood we drew the match but loss on board count

we used 16 players in this tournament

marc Bryant

 

 

Kent Summer Quickplay 2018

 

A team was entered in the Kent Summer Quickplay for 2018.

Teams of four play against each of the opposing team on a time handicap system with 30 minutes for the whole game; time divided between the relative strength of players as follows:

The four matches in our group stage were all won as follows:

04/07/2018 Maidstone A 4.5 Hastings 11.5

19/07/2018 Swale 5 Hastings 11

24/07/2018 Hastings 12.5 Folkestone 3.5

12/08/2018 Hastings 10 Maidstone B 6

 

In the semi-final away to Rainham on 26/09/2018, we won:

Rainham 6 Hastings 10

 

The final was played at home on 06/10/2018 with the result:

Hastings 10.5 Beckenham 5.5

 

Players who took part, and points scored, were:

Daniel Lowe (4 matches) 13/16 (81.25%)

Jim Wheeler (3 matches) 9.5/12 (79.17%)

Ollie Willson (2 matches) 6/8 (75.00%)

Paul Kelly (6 matches) 15.5/24 (64.58%)

Nicolas Varley (2 matches) 5/8 (62.50%)

Marc Bryant (2 matches) 5/8 (62.50%)

Steve Blewitt (4 matches) 9.5/16 (59.38%)

Adrian Cload (1 match) 2/4 (50.00%)

 

Of the total of 96 games played in the competition, 57 were won, 17 drawn, and 22 lost.

 

A particular mention to the four players who defeated a strong Beckenham team in the final: Nicolas Varley, Daniel Lowe, Paul Kelly and Steve Blewitt.

Many thanks to all those who played.

Jim Wheeler

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mid Sussex league second-team report

Mid Sussex league second-team report

It was a good season for the second team in which we use 13 players in our squad this season

We started the season off with a loss against our first team 3.5 1.5

We also had loss in the season to Horsham 2 Worthing 2 and Brighton 1

We had a win against Horsham 1 Horsham only drop points against Hastings one and two had the second team lost to Horsham 1 they would have been champion instead of Hastings 1 Horsham ended up being runners up for the second year running

We also won against Lewes 1

We had 4 draws against

Worthing 1Eastbourne 1Haywards Heath 1Brighton 2

There were four results of note   this season

Mason Woodhams Draw at Worthing against a 171  Henry Cove draw against a 190 at brighton

Jim Wheelers win at Brighton against a 189 Marc bryant draw against 179 at Brighton

And we fined s 6th in the league

Division 1 Results                              
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 plyd MP GP
1 Hastings & St Leonards 1 xxx 3.5 2.5 3 2.5 3.5 3 3 3.5 4.5 4.5 10 9 34
2 Horsham 1 1.5 xxx 3.5 3.5 4 1.5 4.5 4 4.5 3.5 4.5 10 8 35
3 Worthing 1 2.5 1.5 xxx 3 3.5 2.5 5 3 4 4 4 10 8 33
4 Brighton & Hove 1 2 1.5 2 xxx 3 3 3.5 3.5 3.5 3.5 3.5 10 7 29
5 Horsham 2 2.5 1 1.5 2 xxx 4 2.5 3 1.5 2.5 3 10 5 24
6 Hastings & St Leonards 2 1.5 3.5 2.5 2 1 xxx 2.5 2.5 1 4 2.5 10 4 23
7 Eastbourne 1 2 0.5 0 1.5 2.5 2.5 xxx 2.5 2.5 3 4 10 4 21
8 Haywards Heath 1 2 1 2 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 xxx 2.5 2.5 3.5 10 3 22
9 Worthing 2 1.5 0.5 1 1.5 3.5 4 2.5 2.5 xxx 0.5 2 10 3 20
10 Lewes 1 0.5 1.5 1 1.5 2.5 1 2 2.5 4.5 xx 2.5 10 3 20
11 Brighton & Hove 2 0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 1 1.5 3 2.5 xxx 10 2 16

 

MSCL Division 1 Hastings 1

 

As the 2018/19 reached its conclusion, four teams in division 1 had moved clear of the field.  Brighton 1, perhaps not quite as strong as in previous seasons, had lost to their three main rivals and when Horsham 1 lost to Hastings 1, having already lost to Hastings 2 despite beating everyone else convincingly,  both teams were out of contention. This meant that the final match of the season between Worthing 1 and Hastings 1 would decide the title. We had won all our matches except a draw against Horsham 2 whereas Worthing 1 had drawn against Hastings 2 and lost against Horsham 1.  However, despite going into the match a point behind us a win for Worthing 1 would have brought them level on match points and would have given them the title by half a game point.

In the event the match against Worthing 1 really could not have been closer. On board 1 Bogdan won an excellent tough battle against Matthew Payne but on boards 2 and 3 things did not go as well. Nicolas had an inferior opening against Dave Graham which resulted in the loss of a pawn and eventually the endgame. Francis had a good position and won a pawn against Dominic Miller but uncharacteristically did not sense the danger and in his efforts to keep hold of the extra pawn allowed a winning counter attack. I played much too passively against Mike Nicolas on board 5 and reached an inferior middle game but had managed to equalise when Mike, in an attempt to win, played an interesting pawn break. Fortunately I found the most accurate response and he soon had to sacrifice a pawn for counter-play. However the resulting K+P ending was still very tricky and, playing on increments, I could not find the win and had to agree to a repetition. The match and title therefore depended on board 4 where John was playing Chris Jones. Chris played an aggressive opening but John defended well and reached a R+P ending two pawns to the good. With both players playing on increments the ending was still very difficult and John did very well to negate Chris’s initiative and reach a winning position at the time control. As a result the match was drawn, the league title was ours, and Worthing 1 unluckily even dropped to 3rd place behind Horsham 1 on game points.

Congratulations to those who played for the 1st team as everyone achieved at least a 50 percent score with top performers being Bogdan 3/3, Daniel 1/1, Alan 3.5/4, Bernard 2.5/3, Howard 4.5/6, Francis 6.5/9 and Nicolas 4.5/8. A special thanks to Bogdan as there are not too many GM’s who would be prepared to turn out in a local league games without payment and to John and Jim for driving especially as Jim was not even playing in two of the matches. Equally important to our success was the performance of the 2nd team who managed to take vital points off both of our main rivals.

Howard Tebbs

Shadforth-Boger Trophy

 (merit in matches)

 

This trophy is generally very hard to award as it is very subjective, players play at different strength against players of different strengths and in different tournaments therefore is not always awarded to the player that does best in matches but to players that it is considered have done best relative to his grade and strength

 

This year in matches the club played total of 435 games71 games up on last year at the time of writing with 187 wins up 48 on last year 113 draws down 9 and losing 135 up 34 

 

42 players represented, the club this year 10 up on last year

 

Of them players only 4 players who played more than 3 games remained undefeated

 

The shortlist, for the trophy year has been narrowed down to 7 players who are for the third year running Howard Tebbs for the second year running Francis Rayner and also Daniel. Lowe Alan. Barton Mason. Woodhams Tobias. Stock Henry. Cove

 

Daniel. Lowe record was played 9 Won 5 Drew 4 and no loss this gave him a percentage rating of 77.7% and +24 performances against his grade

 

Howard Tebbs played 17 games for the club winning 6 drawing 8 and losing 2 this gave him a percentage rating 58.8 and = against his grade

 

Alan. Barton played 19 games for the club winning 8 drawing 9 and losing 2 his percentage performance was 65.7 with a +9-rating performance

 

Tobias. Stock played 11 times for the club winning 7 drawing2 and losing 2 his percentage performance was 73% with a +3-grading performance

 

Mason. Woodhams played 27 games for the club winning 14 drawing4 and losing 9 his percentage performances was 59.2% and grading performance was +4

 

Francis Rayner played 10 games for the club winning 6 drawing 1 and losing 3 his percentage performances was 65% and grading performance was -3

 

Henry. Cove played 23 game for the club winning 11 drawing 4 and losing 8 percentage performances was 56.5% and a Grading Performance was +11

 

 The Winner of this trophy will be decided by a vote at the AGM by the members attending

 

Marc A Bryant

 

 

 

Tom Fuller Cup Report

We had a good tournament, topping the league table in the Mid Kent Section.  Unfortunately we lost to Petts Wood and Orpington –  the eventual trophy winners  – on the way to the final. Many thanks for your efforts to all the players who participated in the campaign. Umberto

Est. 1882