FOUNDED MARCH 6th 1934
Grounds:
Astley Park (1934-35)
Northfields Lane (1936-2008)
North Boundary Road (2009-)
Colours:
Navy Blue and Light Blue
Twenty/20
Brixham Lions
Emblem:
Blue rampant lion with red tongue
and talons above a gold ribbon with
the insignia
'JE MEINTIENDRAY'
which is medieval Dutch for 'I WILL MAINTAIN' which William Prince of Orange declared on landing in Brixham on November 5th 1688 when he claimed "I will maintain the liberties of England and the Protestant Religion"

PRESIDENT
John Pepper

CHAIRMAN
Barry Orchard

TREASURER/SECRETARY
Paul Thomas

CLUB CAPTAIN
Adam Castle

Any individual or Company interested in one of the many attractive sponsorship deals the Club offers for the coming season please contact Mike Smith on

sponsorship
@brixhamcricketclub.co.uk

An incredible amount of hard work has gone into the preparation of both the ground and the cricket organisation during the close season to ensure that BCC can boost our reputation both on and off the field during the coming months.
The grounds team have been hard at work preparing the outfield, the wicket and extending the white picket fencing to enhance the already beautiful, picturesque welcome for all who visit.
Huge thanks from all at Brixham Cricket Club to the grounds team who put an incredible amount of their own time in at the Club to make it welcoming for all.

On the cricketing side Mark Orchard continues as the 1st XI Captain. After coming so close to a second promotion in successive seasons Mark has looked to strengthen the side in the hope of vying for promotion this season.
BCC welcomes back Mark Newman who has had a few seasons with Stoke Gabriel since he last played at Brixham.

We welcome to the Club, Matt Stringfellow from New Zealand. Matt is a 19 year old all- rounder who plays in the Wairarapa Premier League for his Club, Lansdowne.
He has represented Wairarapa provincial side. He is a top order right handed batsman and compliments this with his off spin which will bring a varied look to the Brixham bowling attack of last season.
Matt will be joined from New Zealand by 19 year old Mitch Renwick. Mitch is a wicketkeeper batsman who holds a UK/EU passport. He plays for provisional side Manawatu.
Both have made a good impression in the short space of time they have been in Brixham.

The Club also welcomes back Mark Gilmour for his second season with us. He made a big impression on the field taking 42 wickets and scoring 310 runs in his first season.
Another season like that will ensure the side has another fruitful campaign.
The season looks full of promise and hopefully with the additions made Mark and his team will be challenging for promotion all season.

The 2nd XI is led by Sam Thomas who has replaced Wes Fowler as Captain. Wes will continue to play and offer Sam advice as he gets to grips with the role.
Sam will look for a quick start to the season this year after going very close to promotion last season after a slow start.
Sam should have a stronger side this year with the experience a lot of the younger players gained last season in both the 2nd XI and the Sunday League side and the strengthening of the 1st XI. Mike Meech, Rhys Dallow, Matt Parsons and Tom Hopper will all be crucial to the team and making their own bids for promotion to the 1st XI squad.

Good Luck to all and enjoy your season!

If anybody is interested in scoring or umpiring any games please contact the club on enquiries@brixhamcricketclub.co.uk.