On Friday, 20th May, 2005, 0ver 50 players gathered at the Clubhouse for our end-of-season awards dinner. Good food, entertaining speeches, well-deserved awards and, yes, booze-a-plenty, all contributed to a great evening. In case you can't remember what happened, here's some reminders... (Thank you to David Phillips for the photos)

3rd XI Award Winners
Mike Clancy is flanked by Player of the Year, Will Kelso (the Flying Dutchman) and Newcomer of the Year, Dan Sherrif. Paul Bowman (far left) looks amused because he knows that James Donovan and Paul Wearmouth are too drunk too stand up.

Vets XI Award Winners
Vets' skipper Ken Stack congratulates Player of the Year, Steve Tindall and Newcomer of the Year, Luke Kelly. The rest of the team (see background) show their heartfelt thanks and appreciation by rushing to the bar.

1st XI
Almost everyone in the 1st XI, celebrating a promotion season, won an award. The big ones went to Ashley Britten and Tim Carswell. In the foreground, is Ross Stevens, who was under the impression this was a fancy dress party and came as one of those really difficult crossword puzzles.

2nd XI Award Winners
2nd XI skipper Dan Bailey flanked by Newcomer of the Year, Ian Millard and Player of the Year, Tom Clargo...

... but Dan takes team bonding a step too far by fondling Ian's left buttock. Nevertheless, Ian maintains his composure (almost).

2nd XI
Daggers warms up for the Cornwall Tour by giving his crown jewels (well, one of them anyway) a public airing. He made sure he had no pit-stains before raising his arms, to avoid any embarrassment.

	3rd XI Award Winners Mike Clancy is flanked by Player of the Year, Will Kelso (the Flying Dutchman) and Newcomer of the Year, Dan Sherrif. Paul Bowman (far left) looks amused because he knows that James Donovan and Paul Wearmouth are too drunk too stand up.
	Vets XI Award Winners Vets' skipper Ken Stack congratulates Player of the Year, Steve Tindall and Newcomer of the Year, Luke Kelly. The rest of the team (see background) show their heartfelt thanks and appreciation by rushing to the bar.
	1st XI Almost everyone in the 1st XI, celebrating a promotion season, won an award. The big ones went to Ashley Britten and Tim Carswell. In the foreground, is Ross Stevens, who was under the impression this was a fancy dress party and came as one of those really difficult crossword puzzles.
	2nd XI Award Winners 2nd XI skipper Dan Bailey flanked by Newcomer of the Year, Ian Millard and Player of the Year, Tom Clargo...
	... but Dan takes team bonding a step too far by fondling Ian's left buttock. Nevertheless, Ian maintains his composure (almost).
	2nd XI Daggers warms up for the Cornwall Tour by giving his crown jewels (well, one of them anyway) a public airing. He made sure he had no pit-stains before raising his arms, to avoid any embarrassment.