DARTS
The A team played the White Horse A at home on Friday and recorded a 5-4 victory. The scores were tied at 4-4 when Saundersfoot won the deciding game to win 5-4. This victory should ensure that they finish runners-up in the league. Congratulations to captain Billy Deakin and his team. The B team were in action at the Wanderers Rest. The scores were tied at 3-3 at the end of the singles, but Saundersfoot won the first two doubles and ran out 5-4 winners.
FOOTBALL
The Football Club held their annual end of season dinner at the Wisemans Bridge. Thanks go to the staff of Wisemans Bridge for their excellent service and meal that was enjoyed by 50 members of the club. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Colin Newberry, who regaled the diners with tales from the centre circle. Master of ceremonies was Barry (Feb) Phillips and the awards were as follows: 1st team player of the year - Danny Caine; 1st team sportsman of the year - Paul 'Tiny' Thomas; clubman of the year - James Caine; 2nd team player of the year - Danny Harris; 2nd team sportsman of the year - Andrew 'Kitty' Davies; 1st XI top goal scorer (28 goals) - Tom 'Porno' Davies. In addition to the awards, 'Kitty' and 'Spanner' were both presented with a pack of sausages to make up for the times they had no sausages on Saturdays after the game. Gareth Thomas was also presented with a new sweater to replace his revered grey sweater.
CRICKET
Saundersfoot 1st XI lost at home to an in-form Lamphey team. Batting first, Saundersfoot amassed a total of 166-9 in their 45 overs, a total that proved to be too low on a good batting track. Saundersfoot started well, with Steve Cole (25) and Dickie Parcell (32) adding 50 for the first wicket in only 10 overs. Additional support from Paul Mansbridge (25) and Simon Stanford (23) increased the total, but nobody was able to get on top of the Lamphey bowlers and the innings closed at 166. The opening pair of Rob Mathias and Hywel Gibbs added 87 for the first wicket to give Lamphey an excellent start. Chris Parker (4-45) was the only Saundersfoot bowler to have any success and Lamphey passed the Saundersfoot total in the 42nd over with only the loss of five wickets. Saundersfoot 2nd XI travelled to Stackpole to play their 3rd XI in Division Six. On winning the toss, Stackpole were asked to bat and were soon in trouble, losing three wickets in the first four overs, all to bowler Chris Hawkes. Stackpole had no answer to Saundersfoot attack and were dismissed for 18 runs. Chris Hawkes finished with 5 for 5, Joe Kidney 3 for 8, Richard Thomas 1 for 0, the final wicket being a run out by a direct hit from Joe Kidney. Saundersfoot took just seven overs to pass the Stackpole total, with openers Joe Duffy (16) and Richard Thomas (5) scoring the runs, despite accurate bowling from Stackpole.
BINGO
Bingo is at the usual time this week, 8 pm, with the snowball standing at £800 and the weekly flyer £110. New members are welcome. Tea, coffee, snacks and bar available. See you there!