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2009 Season

Sussex CCC Awards
 
Women Players'
Player of the Year
Caroline Atkins
 Women’s Player of the Year
Holly Colvin

Sussex Stats 2009 Championship Season & T20 pdf
compiled by Charlotte Burton

Sussex County, Club and Schools Achievements 2009 (pdf) (courtesy Charlotte Burton)

2008/9 Seasons

 
 
Northern District’s Holly Colvin was announced as the Sydney Cricket Association’s Women’s
Player of the Year during the 2008/09 Premiers’ Dinner held at Sydney Olympic Park (April 24).

Colvin, who was a member of England’s victorious 2009 World Cup squad, accumulated 783 points
from 11 matches with 238 runs, 16 wickets and nine catches. She took the award from Bankstown
captain, Laura Wright (765 points) and St George-Sutherland’s Aimee Harris (758 points).
 
 
[Rosalie Birch]
Sharky gets a champagne bath as Rosalie Birch celebrates
Sussex's win of the 2008 County Championships
during a men's Pro-40 match at Hove
[Sussex Team]
 
 
 
Charlotte Burton
Sky Cricket Coach of the Year 2008
 
Each Year Sky Sports sponsor a Coaches Award scheme. Counties are asked to decide on a coach involved in recreational cricket each year who deserves the following awards:
1) Outstanding Contribution and Services to Cricket Coaching
2) Outstanding Coaching Achievement
3) Young Coach of the Year

The Sussex Winners for 2008 were
1) Mervyn Jones, who is treasurer of the Coaches Association, massively involved at Chiddingly CC and is our main Coach Tutor / Assessor
2) Charlotte Burton
3) Adam Maharaj-Newman, who coaches at Hastings and for the East Area.

All three are very deserving winners in Sussex and were invited to the ODI at the Oval yesterday to be wined and dined and in the interval the regional winners (London and East region) were announced and received a presentation from Nasser Hussain.

I am delighted to report that Sussex had two regional winners in Mervyn Jones and our very own Charlotte Burton. They went to the National Awards in the Long Room at Lords in September.

Charlotte is very deserving of this award having worked incredibly hard to develop women and girls cricket in the county and achieving an amazing amount of success. At Lord's Charlotte gained the national Award!

Well done Charlotte!