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Earl Shilton Town CC ­ 2017Contents Junior Coaching.................................................. 2 Table of Contents................................................ 3 Club History........................................................ 4 Club History (cont).............................................. 5 Club Committee.................................................. 6 Subscriptions...................................................... 7 JP Grounds Maintenance................................... 8 Useful Phone Numbers.......................................9 Coaches code of conduct................................. 10 Members code of conduct................................. 11 I. Catchers.........................................................12 Junior Members code of conduct......................13 J. Robins Accountants...................................... 14 1st X1 Fixtures.................................................. 15 2nd X1 Fixtures.................................................16 S.P. Marlow Builders......................................... 17 Junior Fixtures.................................................. 18 Sunday Fixtures................................................ 19 Tables 2016.......................................................20 100 Club Rules................................................. 21 Award Winners 2016.........................................22 Friends of ESTCC.............................................23 Countrywide Grounds Maintenance..................23 Earl Shilton Building Society............................. 24 Page No: 3 of 24

Earl Shilton Town CC ­ 2017A brief Club HistoryOur club, well known throughout the county, has a longhistory dating back over two hundred years.The earliest current known record of a game beingplayed is 1815, which was between a team of playersfrom Shilton and Thurleston against a team fromBarwell. Played at Burbage Common, Shilton andThurleston won the game, over two innings by 35 runsand so the foundations of our great club were laid.Many well known local family names have turned out forthe club including the Balls, Loxleys, Coes and Hightonsand many more.The club is very proud of its players who went on to playfor the county over those two hundred years. From theold stalwarts like the famous George Panter in the1860’s to Sam Coe (holder of the counties highestindividual score of 252 not out againstNorthamptonshire in 1914 for over eighty years), Lewisand Joe Brown and Arthur Hamson during the 1890’sand early 1900’s. Following on with Reg Brown, DickWest, Tom Chapman, Geoff Coe and more recently withNigel Briers and Les Taylor.The Golden Age of the club was at the start of theformation of the South Leicestershire Cricket League in1896. Earl Shilton 1st XI won the Division OneChampionship in 1896,1899,1900,1901,1902 and 1903a truly remarkable performance. It was many years laterbefore the club won the Divison One Championshipagain in 1946, before another similar Golden Age whenwinning in 1970,1972,1973,1975 and 1980. Page No: 4 of 24

Earl Shilton Town CC ­ 2017A major event in the history of the club was the formingof the limited company (Earl Shilton Town Cricket &Sports Club) in 1920 and the purchase of the newground at Keats Lane, set in the heart of the communityand for the benefit of future generations.Joining the Leicester Club Cricket League in 1982, the2nd XI won the Division Three Championship in 1982and 1984 and the 1st XI won the Division OneChampionship in 1982. Following a change to theEverards County Cricket League in the 1990’s, the clubnow play in the Leicestershire & Rutland Cricket Leagueand have been promoted back to the Premier Divisionready for the 2016 season.Along with A.J.Norton and Rural Tankard Cupsuccesses over the years, one of the biggest highlightsin the clubs history was reaching the County Cup Final,played at Grace Road, in 1990 and 1995 losing on bothoccasions, but having beaten top county teams on theway to the final.The first Junior side was formed in 1972 and was thefoundation for our successful Youth teams up to thecurrent date. This proved a feeding ground for the youthof the area with several players over the yearsrepresenting the county at junior levels and becomingthe backbone of the senior teams for years to come.We are very proud of our tradition and encourageplayers, both junior and senior, to join our club andbecome part of the next two hundred years! Thanks to Mick Coe for this articlePage No: 5 of 24

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Earl Shilton Town CC ­ 2017Coaches Code of ConductALL Coaches at Earl Shilton Town Cricket Club MUSTadhere to the .ECB Coaches Code of Conduct’.In order to implement good practice, and, in turn,conduct good coaching, it is important to bare in mindand reflect upon the key principles of coaching(Otherwise known as ‘The 4 R’s of Coaching).RightsCricket coaches must respect and champion the rightsof every individual to participate in the game.RelationshipsCricket coaches must develop a relationship withplayers (and others) based on openness, honesty,mutual trust and respect.Responsibilities – Personal StandardsCricket coaches must demonstrate proper personalbehaviour and conduct at all times.Responsibilities – Professional StandardsTo maximize the benefits and minimize the risks toplayers, coaches must attain a high level ofcompetence through appropriate qualifications and acommitment to ongoing training that ensures safe andcorrect practice. Page No: 10 of 24

Earl Shilton Town CC ­ 2017All Members and Guests of Earl Shilton Town Cricket Club will:Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person within the context ofCricketTreat everyone equally and not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender,disability, race, ethnic origin, nationality, colour, parental or marital status,religious belief, class or social background, sexual preference or political belief.Not condone, or allow to go unchallenged, any form of discrimination ifwitnessedDisplay high standards of behaviourPromote the positive aspects of Cricket e.g. fair playEncourage all participants to learn the Laws and rules and play within them,respecting the decisions of match officialsActively discourage unfair play, rule violations and arguing with match officialsRecognise good performance not just match resultsPlace the well­being and safety of children above the development ofperformanceEnsure that activities are appropriate for the age, maturity, experience andability of the individualRespect children’s opinions when making decisions about their participation inCricketNot smoke, drink or use banned substances whilst actively working withchildren in the Club.Not provide children with alcohol when they are under the care of the ClubFollow ECB guidelines set out in the “Safe Hands – Cricket’s Policy forSafeguarding Children’ and any other relevant guidelines issuedReport any concerns in relation to a child, following reporting procedures laiddown by the ECBIn addition to the above, all Club Officers and Appointed Volunteers will:Have been appropriately vetted if required, before taking on their roleHold relevant qualifications and be covered by appropriate insuranceAlways work in an open environment (i.e. avoid private or unobservedsituations and encourage an open environment)Inform Players and Parents of the requirements of CricketKnow and understand the ECB’s ‘Safe Hands – Cricket’s Policy forSafeguarding Children’Develop an appropriate working relationship with young players, based onmutual trust and respectEnsure that physical contact is appropriate and necessary and is carried outwithin recommended guidelines with the young player’s full consent andapprovalNot engage in any form of sexually related contact with a young player. This isstrictly forbidden as is sexual innuendo, flirting or inappropriate gestures andterms. The ECB adopts the Home Office guidelines which recommend theprinciple ­“People in positions of trust and authority do not have sexualrelationships with 16­17 year olds in their care”Attend appropriate training to keep up to date with their role, especially thatrelating to the Safeguarding of childrenPage No: 11 of 24

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Earl Shilton Town CC ­ 2017Junior Members Code of ConductEarl Shilton Town Cricket Club is fully committed to safeguardingand promoting the well­being of all its members.Earl Shilton Town cricket club believes that it is important thatmembers, coaches, administrators and parents, carers or guardiansassociated with the club should, at all times, show respect andunderstanding for the safety and welfare of others.Therefore, members are encouraged to be open at all times and toshare any concerns or complaints that they may have about anyaspect of the club with the club Welfare Officer.As a member of Earl Shilton Town cricket club you are expected toabide by the following junior code of conduct:All members must play within the rules and respect officials and theirdecisions.All members must respect the rights, dignity and worth of allparticipants regardless of gender, ability, cultural background orreligion.Members should keep to agreed timings for training andcompetitions or inform their coach or team manager if they are goingto be late.Members must wear suitable kit, Suitable footwear and comfortableclothing as appropriate, for training and match sessions, as agreedwith the coach/team manager.Members must pay any fees for training or events promptly.Junior members are not allowed to smoke on club premises orwhilst representing the club at competitions.Junior members are not allowed to consume alcohol or drugs of anykind on the club premises or whilst representing the club.Page No: 13 of 24

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Earl Shilton Town CC ­ 2017 Sunday X1 Fixtures Please note that Sunday fixtures are often subject to change, often at late noticePage No: 19 of 24

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Earl Shilton Town CC ­ 2017ESTCC 100 Club Rules* Cost is £2 per number per draw with 13 draws peryear (one per month plus extra at Christmas)* Single payment for full year £25* The number 1­100 will be entered in each draw* Three prizes wll be drawn at each draw* 1st £50* 2nd £25* 3rd £15* If a number is drawn that has not been bought, thenthat prize will not be allocated.* Players must be up to date with payment before adraw to be eligible to win a prize in that draw.* Each draw will be made in the clubhouuse at 9 pm(with exception of the first which will be made at anappropriate time during the presentation evening)Are You Interested? Contact:Nigel Stock 07506 014866Howard Verow 07549 516796Earl Shilton Town Cricket ClubLicensed under L & A act with Hinckley & BosworthBorough CouncilLicence Number 13/00871/LOTPromoter: James Lester, Earl Shilton Town Sports Club,Page No: 21 of 24

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Earl Shilton Town CC ­ 2017 Friends of ESTCCThe Club would like to thank the following people for their contributions both during the season and throughout the year Bake 'N' Butty Steve Dakin Liam Phillips Joe Fostervold Justin Robins Alan Bloore Kyle Chamberlain John Gilbert Lee SmithRichard Chamberlain Hinckley & Rugby Luke Smith Earl Shilton BS Stephen Marlow Josh Stock Nigel Stock Geoff Coe Panna Payne Bill Wileman Mick Coe Josh Payne John Corns Pauline PickeringPage No: 23 of 24