Audlem Special Events Team Alan Mayhew Trophy Final Reaction & Pictures

Find below reaction from victorious Castlefields captain Steve Peach:

“Firstly we’d like to thank Allscott for providing the venue, it’s a superb venue that has all the attributes of becoming Shropshire’s number 1 venue. We are delighted to have won this competition for the 10th time against a very good Sir John Bayley side. Having gone 14 behind with two of the back four both going 9-0 behind & then having the late news that the games number 1, in some eyes, was not going to make it, it was looking bleak. But as always with any Castlefields side, we showed resilience and all of the battling qualities required to win. Special mention to Adie Rowe who stepped in for Callum, he was superb and after all the heartache he had last year with the captaincy, I think was very fitting for him to be man of the match.”

Captain Steve Peach receives the Alan Mayhew Trophy from the donor himself.
The victorious Castlefields team. Back from left: Andrew Judson, Ash Wellings, Adie Rowe, Glyn Herbert, Mike Beer, Tom Palmer, Callum Wraight & Josh Hale. Front from left: Jon Palmer, Steve Peach, Wayne Rogers, Adam Jones & Hayden Lewis.
Adie Rowe receives the “Mark Burroughs” player of the match from son Rob Burroughs.
The Castlefields team before the final. Back from left: Russell Pugh, Josh Hale, Jon Palmer, Hayden Lewis, Mike Beer, Glyn Herbert & Gary Neal. Front from left: Jon Palmer, Wayne Rogers, Steve Peach, Adie Rowe, Ash Wellings, Andrew Judson & Adam Jones.
The runners-up Sir John Bayley. Back from left: Aaron Tapper, Scott Simpson, Stuart Rutter, Reece Farr, Spencer Clarke & Paul Evans. Front from left: Scott Harries, Dan Taylor, Chris Worthington, Ayden Smith, Owen Evans & Tom Roden.

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