Chorleywood Cricket Club

October 50 Club Winners

£50 Peter Smithson

£10s Nick Rice, Helen Smithson and Robin Webb

November 50 Club winners

£50 Natalie Hinds

£10s Joy King, Owen Edis and Terri Pinnock

All players, members, colts and parents, please sign up to take part in the Santa Dash. All funds raised go towards the new pavilion. For more information click on the flyer above

September 50 Club winners

£50 Gary Proctor

£10s Dave Atkins, Helen Smithson and Patrick Ryan

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July winners: £50 Rob Dunstone, £10s John Chadwick, Derek Hussey (twice)

August winners: £50 Sam Hatfield, £10s Ray shine, Joy King and Derek Hussey

The Chorleywood Cricket Club’s new pavilion is well underway. It is clear to see that this is going to be an incredible facility for our cricket club members and it's due to open Autumn 2022.

As members of the club you will benefit from this exciting new building, including state of the art changing areas, a lift, fully equipped bar and catering facilities, a social hub for you and your fellow members and a club to be proud of.

Alongside all of this, the pavilion will also house the all year round 'Café on the Common' run by Mission EmployAble, which will be open 7 days a week. This wonderful charity supports young people with learning disabilities through their career journey to ensure they are fully prepared for the working world.

Whilst a good part of the funding is in place, we still need a final push to get our pavilion over the line and this is where we come to you for your help.

We are launching a wonderful project within the club house, The Willow Tree. A specially commissioned art installation for families, friends and supporters of Chorleywood Cricket Club to celebrate and donate with a dedicated leaf or larger bespoke item such as a cricket bat. If you are interested in dedicating a leaf or more - click here for more info

Golf Day getting closer! Click here for more information

June 50 Club winners

£100 Jamie Smithson

£10s Andy Howard, Gary Proctor and Charles Hardcastle