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Played 9, won 6, lost 2, no result 1. Have an average of 16.63 from 133 points. Currently sit second in the division. Results have dipped of late, but it has been a fantastic season so far with all of the new players fitting making excellent contributions, also existing players have upped their game.
Played 9, won 5, lost 2, no results 2. Have an average of 16.29 from 114 points. Currently sit 3rd in the division. As with Saturday there have been some top performances both home and away. The team spirit has been second to none with an enjoyable time had by all.
Played 7, won 4, lost 3 and third in the league. A tremendous turnaround in fortunes after losing the first three matches. The team morale is arguably best personified in the Evening League XI. Please note that there is a fixture change (for bar duty). The home game against Puddletown Reserves will now be on Monday 27th July.
The team have out performed all previous seasons, and progressed in the Evening League Cup. On Weds 1st July we were lucky enough to (not only get through), but host and play in the semi-final scheduled for our ground. The side recorded a convincing victory against Martinstown II and will now complete in the final at Dorchester Recreation Ground on Friday 17th July against Martinstown. This has been a history making achievement for our club, and thanks must go to the captain Nick Cheeseman, and the Chairman for organising work parties to make the ground the best in the county. Many compliments were received from spectators (home and neutral) and players and umpires. Many thanks for all those who helped on the barbecue from the organising to the cooking. It really was a great night for the club.
Played 1 game away to Milton Abbey School and we won for a change. Many thanks to the Bar Treasurer for arranging this.
May brings the ROGS to the centre of Bournemouth to Meyrick Park for the most prestigious competition of the yearNot only does the winner of Captains Day receive the most sort after trophy in Golf, it also means that the winning name becomes immortalised at the social club for all to see. Meyrick Park would hold a fitting test with each hole carefully designed within mature countryside with enough length to worry any golfer.
Go to Golf page for more.