Averages

No. 18 Peter Bound

At number 18 is Peter Bound who has won 276 games with an aggregate of 869. He has played at four teams, 144 games at Battlefield (1995-2002), 214 at Ford (2003-2009, 2011-2012), 20 at Wem USC (2010) and 66 at Meole Brace (2013-). He had his best season in 2003 …

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No. 19 Fred Bailey

At number 19 is Fred Bailey who has won 272 games with an aggregate of 637. He has played all but one game for Wem USC, playing one game for Chester Road in 2009, and enjoyed his best season in 2002 when he won 17 games.   Player Name Reg …

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No.20 Ian Gaut

At number 20 is Ian Gaut, who has won 272 games with an aggregate of 643. He won 69 games whilst at Donnington Wood between 1995 and 2000 before moving to St Georges and winning 203 games since then. His best season was in 2010 when he won 22 out …

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No.21 Dale Downes

At number 21 is Dale Downes from Wrockwardine Wood, who has won 268 games with an aggregate of 541. His best season came in 2004 and 2008 when he won 18 games. He also won the Shropshire Premier League Merit in 2003 at Hadley USC. Player Name Reg No Played …

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No.22 John Breeze

At number 22 is John Breeze, who has played for a number of clubs, Donnington Wood (2000-2004), Chester Road (2005-2006), St Georges (1996-1999, 2007) and Childs Ercall (2008-2011), has won 263 games with an aggregate of 1576. His best seasons were in 2000 and 2011 when he won 20 games. …

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No. 23 Mark Holland

At number 23 is Mark Holland of Chester Road, who has won 262 out of 385 games, an impressive win rate of over 2 out of every 3 games. He didn’t play for 4 seasons between 2001 and 2004 but has featured for Chester Road in other seasons. His best season …

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No.24 Steve Burroughs

At number 24 is Steve Burroughs, who has played all but one season of his games for Sir John Bayley, with one season in 2013 at Hadley USC. His best season was on his return to the Bayley in 2014 where he won 18 out of 26 games, finishing 19th …

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