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Chalfont St. Peter Cricket
Club: Minutes, 16th February, 2005 Present: Matthew
Stevenson (chairman), Phil Noot, David Peters, Rahul Punj, Murray Scott;
Caroline Chipperfield and Neil Turner attended part of the meeting (see
below).
Apologies: Andy Parsons, Dan Webb
Matters Arising
• AGM: Matthew Stevenson said that there had been a very poor turnout at the
AGM; however, on a brighter note, Andy Parsons was elected to the committee
as both Social Rep and CPSA Board Rep. Dan Webb will continue as Fixture
Secretary until October, thereafter the position is vacant.
• Annual award trophies: David Peters reported that he was making slow
progress on getting hold of all the trophies for engraving – one more had
been received this evening.
• Working party: Matthew Stevenson said that the first event on Sunday, 23rd
February, had been a qualified success, with a small number of people
turning out and a few good jobs done.
• Umpiring & laws workshop: Matthew Stevenson said that he had decided to
scrap this idea after the very poor turnout at the recent AGM – he was
worried that it would not be well enough supported.
Commercial Opportunities
• Caroline Chipperfield attended the meeting in her capacity as CPSA
Commercial Director and gave an excellent presentation on the commercial
opportunities for the club. She outlined some plans and pricing structures
for advertising boards and fixture booklets. It is important that all the
sections of CPSA work together on these fund raising activities. She also
mentioned the Club Day being planned for the August Bank Holiday Monday;
there was a discussion about the cricket aspect to this, which will probably
either be a Twenty 20 challenge match or a six-a-side competition.
Cricket Report
• Indoor nets: Rahul Punj will check availability at Beaconsfield High
School; Lord’s is a possibility, too, but Matthew Stevenson said that local
sessions were preferable as they promote the club in its catchment areas.
• Club shirts and balls: in the absence of Zamir Khan, there was no progress
report on this subject.
Finance
• Current balance: Murray Scott reported that the current balance was £940.
• Fixture booklets: there is still £100 outstanding from last year’s fixture
booklets. Saqib Ahmed and Zamir Khan are working on the 2005 booklets, but
in their absence from the meeting there was no progress report.
• Annual dinner: Shahid Din is the only outstanding debtor from this event.
• Annual subscriptions: there has been no further progress on the two
outstanding debtors from the 2004 season, Amit Puri and Dean Page.
Fixtures
• Senior fixtures 2005: Dan Webb sent out a spreadsheet before the meeting
detailing the latest state of play on this year’s fixtures. Matthew
Stevenson will ask him to finalise a date for President’s Day as soon as
possible.
• Open Day/Inter Club Match 2005: Caroline Chipperfield mentioned Saturday,
23rd April, as a possible date, but Matthew Stevenson said that fixtures had
already been arranged for this date; Matthew Stevenson will ask Dan Webb to
suggest an alternative date.
• Junior fixtures: Phil Noot said that the junior fixtures meeting was
scheduled for next week.
• Softball: Neil Turner very kindly attended part of the meeting to discuss
any potential clashes between softball and junior fixtures; the situation
here will become more clear in the next few weeks, when the junior fixture
dates are known and the softball section has decided whether or not it will
be fielding a second team.
Any Other Business
• Next meeting: Wednesday, 16th March, 2005, 8.00pm in the clubhouse.
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