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CURRENT SEASON NEWS
ANOTHER YOUNGSTER BREAKS THROUGH
Promising youngster Rahul Pala made his men's team debut against Old Minchinians and made an instant impression
Showing absolutely no nerves the rising star took his first open-age wicket by dismissing the opposition Captain, and conceded just 17 runs in what was a very confident display.
2016 SEASON NEWS
Young Colt Makes Beaumont Trophy Team-sheet
Young colt Joe Walton made his men's team debut in the Beaumont Trophy squad against Nazeing Common on 5th June. The young bowler showed just what a promising talent he is with a fantastic display both with bat and ball.
We here at the club look forward to sharing the field with him again soon.
Previous Landmark Colts News
New Colts Award in memory of Stephen Hyde
In memory of Stephen Hyde, Epping CC will be presenting a new award at the end of season presentation evening.
The award will be presented to a colt that has produced the best 'magic' moment during the season, rewarding an exceptional piece of cricket.
Epping Colts impress at District and County Trials 17/1/10
Several Epping colts have been selected for the West Essex district squad. I have been informed that Sam Ellis, Stanley Eaton and James Webber have been selected for the district squad for the coming season. This is an outstanding achievement for the boys at such an early stage in their cricketing development and is a massive credit to the effort they have put in over the last year under the supervision of coaching supremos Terry Preston and Jacob Ellis.
In addition to this, I have recently been informed that Laura Ellis was successful at trials for the Essex girls squad, having impressed playing for the district team last year. She has recently begun training with the squad in the winter months.
Epping Colts Play at the County Ground 4/9/09
The Epping CC colts rounded off an excellent season with an exciting trip to the County Ground in Chelmsford. However, rather than watching the action unfold on the hallowed turf of Essex, they were part of the action under the lights at the County Ground. The club was lucky enough to secure a place in the 'mini-matchplay' competition which involves teams from across the county playing 'kwik cricket'. Epping, as usual, gave a great account of themselves against mainly older opposition, and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. This was topped off by each of the players being presented with a medal for their efforts. Coaches Jacob Ellis and Terry Preston hailed 'an excellent end to the season in which each of the players made huge strides forward as young cricketers, and more importantly thoroughly enjoyed their first steps into the game of cricket.