Under 11 League Fixtures/Results 2009

2008 results can be found here 2007 results can be found here

UNDER 11 FIXTURES 2009

2009 league structure comprises of Three Regional Leagues (East/Central/West), with each League Winner proceeding to the overall play-off final.

LEAGUE PLAY-OFF (Caldbeck, August 30th & Keswick, September 13th)

Carlisle Green 258 v Keswick 225

Carlisle Green 229 (Ben Davidson 13, Connor McKinley 10) v Cockermouth 251 (J Beck 10, J Lake 15)

Cockermouth 248 (Daniel Fisher 14, M Blackley 9) v Keswick 260 (Megan Saxton 6, Charlie Robson 9)

Carlisle, Cockermouth and Keswick, having won their respective regional leagues contested a 3-way final at Caldbeck to determine the overall league winner.

Poor weather at the end of August meant that conditions were pretty damp underfoot when Carlisle took on Keswick, Carlisle running out comfortable winners. Carlisle then faced Cockermouth but, with just four overs to go, and Cockermouth looking strong favourites, the intermittent showers that had intervened throughout turned much heavier leaving the outfield too wet to allow the game to be safely completed.

Two weeks later, and after further unseasonal weather, the remainder of the final was completed at Keswick on a glorious late summers day.

Cockermouth and Carlisle replayed the second match with the team from Sandair securing the victory that had looked likely at Caldbeck. That left Cockermouth needing to beat Keswick in the final game to secure outright victory. However, Keswick had other ideas and put on a handy score of 260.

Cockermouth chipped away at the total with Daniel Fisher top scoring with 14. However, Keswick, who had narrowly lost to Cockermouth in the League Cup the previous week, stuck to their task admirably and gained a well deserved 12 run victory that left all three teams having won one game each.

In such a circumstance total runs scored determines the winner and Cockermouth (499 in their two games) narrowly took the title from Carlisle (487) and Keswick (485), the fine margin reflecting just how evenly matched these three teams were in what was a very competitive Under 11 League.

 
Carlisle Green U11 & Cockermouth U11

Keswick Sky U11

(F) Friendly

Monday 27th April - League Week 1

Appleby 293 (Joe Gutteridge 13no Josh Brabbins 12no Ross Parkin 10no Beth Osborne 2-0-3-1) v Penrith Green  151 (Bobby Atkinson 3-1-4-7  Joe Gutteridge 2-1-1-3 Josh Brabbins 3-3-0-1) Outstanding all round display from Appleby, the highlight being Bobby Atkinsons brilliant spell which included a hat trick
Arthuret & Esk v Caldbeck (F)
Carlisle Green 350 (Ben Davidson 27no Matthew Senior 13no) v Nunwick 208
Cleator 248 v Whitehaven 207 (Jack Fee 3wkts-4  Liam Mattinson 2wkts-3)
Cockermouth 289 (Daniel Fisher 21 not out Grant 3-0-12-1) v Seascale 206 (Brennan 10 not out Tom Norman 3-0-3-3 Marcus Stables 2-1-6-3) Marcus Stables' three wickets were taken as a hatrick.
Egremont 268 (Patrick Cowman 14 Sam Cruden 11 Oliver Wilson 3-3-0-1) v Workington 198 (Luke Howorth 3-2-5-3 Patrick Cowman 3-3-0-1) Excellent performance from Egremont who bowled tidily and ran between wickets purposefully when batting. Young Workington side which will gain from the experience.
Great Corby 274-3 v Lanercost 280-1 Evan Jones was the pick of the Great Corby batsmen, scoring 10, including two boundaries.  Everyone contibuted though, even the very young final pair who protected their wickets to help guide Corby to 274.  Lanercost's young bowlers performed well throughout, particularly opening bowler, J Waugh. Evan Jones was the only Corby bowler to enjoy any success, taking one wicket. S Harding at the top of the Lanercost order made five, including one excellent boundary through mid-on
Penrith Gold - Bye
Threlkeld 206 (J Dawson & K Grimshaw 3 wkts) v Carlisle Blue 243 (Gabriel Carr 1wkt)
Wigton 209 v Keswick Sky 329 A young Wigton side with 8 players on debut put in an excellent showing, in particular James Wilkinson with 17 n o and 2 wkts. All Keswick players did well with the bat and ball and J McGown took three excellent wickets with his medium left arm round bowling.
Workington Blue - Bye

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to Great Corby for getting within 20 runs of the winning total

Monday 4th May - League Week 2

Arthuret & Esk v Appleby Arthuret/Esk unable to raise team - conceded to Appleby
Caldbeck v Wigton No Play - Rain
Carlisle Blue 242 v Penrith Gold 281 James dawson top scored for carlisle with 10. Top scorers for Penrith were G Cameron (8) and J Hunter (9)
Keswick Sky v Threlkeld No Play - Rain
Lanercost – Bye
Nunwick v Great Corby No Play - Rain
Penrith Green v Carlisle Green No Play - Rain
Seascale v Egremont No Play - Rain
Whitehaven v Cockermouth No Play - Rain
Workington – Bye
Workington Blue v Cleator No Play - Rain

Points - 4 Points to Appleby & Penrith Gold. 2 Points for each team in the event of a rain off

Monday 11th May - League Week 3

Appleby v Carlisle Blue (F)
Caldbeck - Bye
Carlisle Green v Arthuret & Esk (Arthuret/Esk unable to raise team - conceded to Carlisle)
Cleator - Bye
Cockermouth v Workington Blue (Workington Blue unable to raise team - conceded to Cockermouth)
Egremont 267-9 (Ellis Gribbin 33no Matthew Sempill 11no Jake McNally 3-0-6-4) v Whitehaven 273-5 (Jake Benson 13no) A close game with 2 evenly matched teams. Excellent batting by Ellis Gribbin which included 2 sixes.
Great Corby 235-4 v Penrith Green 216-5 A fine, all-round team performance secured Great Corby's first victory of the season. Evan Jones impressed again, taking two wickets for two runs.  Eight-year-old Jacob McAlindon hit three boundaries in an innings of 13, and took one wicket for 6 bowling legspin. Impressive performances throughout the Penrith side.  A Holliday and R Strong both made runs when the team batted first.  And there were fine contributions with the ball all the way down, R Bracken and W Porter taking wickets to keep the game in the balance until the end. A great match between two well matched teams, played in a good spirit and in front of a good crowd of parents and spectators, even though they were all wrapped up well against a chill wind
Lanercost 239 v Nunwick 271
Penrith Gold 226-6 (Matthew Boustead 11 ) v Keswick 253-5 (West 9)  A good competitive game saw keswick triumph,due to some very tight bowling restricting the penrith side to 226. A bad start to keswicks innings saw them lose 2 wickets in the first over both run outs from some smart fielding, but a mixture of solid batting and slack bowling gave a deserved victoy to the visitors
Threlkeld 205-5 v Wigton 233-8 Gabriel Carr (Threlkeld) bowled a wicket maiden,a maiden and had 1 run taken off his third over - a total of 1 run 2 wickets 2 maidens,3 overs
Workington 254-4 v Seascale 252-4 A fantastic game of juinor cricket saw Workington take the points from Seascale with a dramatic tight finish. 3 runs were required of the last ball to win. Riley Short took his opportunity with a four to see his team home. Oliver Wilson and Grant Reed got Workington of to a good start scoring well with some good running between the wicket, Wilson also hitting 3 fours. The last pair in Ben Bryden and Riley Short held their nerve to score the crucial winning runs. Seascale and their supporters played their part in a tense finish which hinged on one ball and could have gone either way.

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to Egremont, Penrith Green and Seascale for getting within 20 runs of the winning total

Monday 18th May - League Week 4

Appleby v Carlisle Green No Play - Rain
Arthuret & Esk v Great Corby Arth/Esk unable to raise team - conceded to Gt Corby
Carlisle Blue - Bye
Cleator v Cockermouth No Play - Rain
Keswick Sky v Caldbeck Caldbeck unable to raise team - conceded to Keswick
Penrith Green v Lanercost No Play - Rain
Seascale – Bye
Threlkeld v Nunwick (F)
Whitehaven v Workington No Play - Rain
Wigton v Penrith Gold No Play - Rain
Workington Blue v Egremont Workington Blue unable to raise team - conceded to Egremont

Points - 4 Points to Gt Corby, Keswick & Egremont. 2 Points for each team in the event of a rain off

Monday 25th May - Bank Holiday, No Fixtures

Monday 1st June - League Week 5

Caldbeck 249-6 v Carlisle Blue 290-4
Carlisle Green v Wigton (F)
Cockermouth v Keswick (F)
Egremont 229 v Cleator 287 (Liam Mattinson 23n/o Lewis Close 14n/o Jack Fee 21) Some really tight bowling and excellent batting from Cleator
Great Corby 199 v Appleby 264 A fine performance in the field from a young Great Corby side pegged Appleby back after Josh Brabbins (11) and Bobby Atkinson (6) gave the visitors an impressive start.  Ross Parkin and Ollie Gutteridge carried on where the previous two left off.  But wickets for Evan Jones and Ben Hetherington kept Corby in the match, along with a tight spell of bowling from James Dubarry.  Appleby finished on an impressive 264. In reply, Corby struggled to get the scoreboard ticking as outstanding bowling from first Brabbins and Atkinson kept the top order quiet. Later on Morgan Fothergill, Jack Hutt and Ross Parkin all took two wickets each to take the game away from Great Corby.  Highlights of the home innings though were two fine boundaries from Evan Jones, one a lovely clip off the legs through square leg, and some doughty resistance at the death from the very young Alex Batchelor and Conor Coveley. All in all, a hugely impressive performance from a fine Appleby side which had real strength in depth in both the batting and bowling.  Special mention to young Master Brabbins - who started the evening opening the batting before displaying a lovely, smooth bowling action to keep Corby's efforts in check.  He even finished off behind the stumps with the keeper's gloves on
Lanercost v Arthuret & Esk Conceded by Arth/Esk
Nunwick 281 (W Holliday 11 F Simmons 9 Ryan Bracken 3-0-16-1 Beth Osborne 2-0-5-1 Richard Strong 2-0-11-2 Mitchell Foy 2-1-7-1) v Penrith Green 254 (Eadger Lott 12 W Holliday 3-0-9-1 J Street 3-0-12-1 )
Penrith Gold 309 (J Carruthers 18, G cameron 12) v Threlkeld 223 (S Hall 3-1-4-2, J carruthers 3-0-3-3)
Seascale v Whitehaven Conceded to Whitehaven
Workington v Workington Blue Conceded. Workington Blue unable to raise team.

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to any team for getting within 20 runs of the winning total

Monday 8th June - League Week 6

Appleby 353 (Josh Brabbins 15, Ross Parkin 14, Ollie Gutteridge 14, Bobby Atkinson 13) v Lanercost 189 (Josh Brabbins 2-2, Ollie Gutteridge 2-6, Joe Gutteridge 2-2)
Arthuret & Esk 188 v Nunwick 262 (A Cutting 20)
Carlisle Green 317 (Edward Watson 21no) v Great Corby 223 (Ben Davidson 4 for 5)
Cleator 190 v Workington 231 A great allround fielding performance from Workington who bowled all 20 overs without any wides, took 3 catches and had 2 runouts in their total of 12 wickets
Cockermouth 322 (Daniel Fisher 21 not out & Tom Norman 20 not out) v Egremont 232 (Cowman top score with 12. Styles 3-1-11-2 and Hards 2-0-8-2) Strong batting performance by Cockermouth. Top score Daniel Fisher with 21 not out, including 2 sixes and a four
Keswick 370 (Stephen Moss 19 not out, Sam Barrett 18 not out, Charlie Robson 13 not out, Alfie West 16) v
Carlisle Blue 164 (James McGowan 3-7)
Penrith Gold v Penrith Green (F)
Threlkeld 279 (Jonathan Robinson 16 ) v Caldbeck 266
Whitehaven – Bye
Wigton - Bye
Workington Blue v Seascale Workington Blue unable to raise team.

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to any team for getting within 20 runs of the winning total

Monday 15th June - League Week 7

Caldbeck 172 v Penrith Gold 340
Carlisle Blue v Wigton No Play - Rain
Egremont – Bye
Great Corby 268-6 v Threlkeld 263-5 Two youthful sides contested a close fought match that was in the balance until the very last over. Put in to bat, Threlkeld got off to a promising start and kept the momentum up, losing only five wickets in 20 overs and compiling a handy score. In reply, Great Corby were quickly up with the rate and scoring freely. But good, persistent bowling by Threlkeld in the later overs pegged Corby back. Corby's batsmen just did enough as Threlkeld sought in vain for one final wicket. A great game between two well matched teams with everyone on the field making a genuine contribution. Once again, Corby's Ewan Jones was outstanding with the bat, making a fluent and attacking 24.  James Lythgoe gave another fine all ound performance, making 14  and bowling with pace and accuracy.  Chris Green, Eddie Lythgoe and Joe Craggs all took their first ever wickets. For the visitors, J Robinson led the way with the bat, making 10.  But all throughout the order, Threlkeld's batters looked-sharp  and were quick to punish any slack fielding from Corby. In the field Threlkeld were well captained by Holly Cowper, who also impressed with the new ball.  Gabriel Carr bowled with pace and accuracy and was unlucky not to take wickets.
Keswick – Bye
Lanercost 165 v Carlisle Green 368
Nunwick v Appleby No Play - Rain
Penrith Green v Arthuret & Esk No Play - Rain
Seascale 235-7 v Cleator 253-9 Keenly fought game, in balance until the last 2 overs. Superb ground fielding and catching from both sides.
Whitehaven 290 v Workington Blue 240
Workington 260 (O Wilson 19) v Cockermouth 292

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to any team for getting within 20 runs of the winning total

Monday 22nd June - League Week 8

Caldbeck v Arthuret & Esk (F)
Carlisle Blue 235 v Threlkeld 234
Keswick 316-3 (Charlie Robson 25 , Lewis Clark 16, Alfie West 13, Megan Saxton 11, Mikey Watson 11) v Wigton 198ao Good bowling performance by Keswick with James McGowan 2-13, Sam Barrett 2-4, Jamie Wilson 2-0, Lewis Clark 2-4 all taking wickets. Two superb catches by Alfie West. Keswick won by 118
Lanercost  231-4 (An enthusiastic performance from Lanercost.  Jordan Waugh bowled well, without any luck, while M Foster picked up two wickets in the later stages of Corby's innings.  With the bat S Kyle and C Dowst both made four .) v Great Corby  285-5 (Ben Hetherington, 13, and Evan Jones, 10, led the way with the bat, followed by Callum Kennedy, who top scored with 14.  With the ball, Jacob McAlindon, Evan Jones and Joe Wright all picked up a wicket each.  Corby's ground fielding and enthusiasm in the field was excellent. Comments = A good game of cricket played in a beautiful setting in front of a good crowd.  Both sets of players were a credit to their clubs. )
Nunwick 207 v Carlisle Green 317
Penrith Gold – Bye
Penrith Green 251-8 v Appleby 316-3
Seascale 238ao (M Blackley 3-10) v Cockermouth 307-2 (D Houghton 16 A Mooney 15 )
Whitehaven 237 v Cleator 271
Workington Blue – Bye
Workington v Egremont Egremont won, scores tbc

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to any team for getting within 20 runs of the winning total

Monday 29th June - League Week 9

Appleby 374 v Arthuret and Esk 190
Caldbeck - Bye
Carlisle Green 365 (M Senior 13 S Graham 19) v Penrith Green 192 ( Ben Davidson 4 for 9, Josh Morley 4 for 8 including a hat trick)
Cleator 288 v Workington Blue 230
Cockermouth 286 (J.Lake 27 (out twice) & J.Styles 13 not out. J.Connery 3-0-17-2 & J.Benson 3-0-9-1.) v Whitehaven  206 (J.McNally 10. D.Fisher 2-0-8-4 & T.Norman 2-2-0-2. )
Egremont  237-9 (P Cowman 16 n/o M Sempill 15 n/o S Cruden 11 n/o A Hodgson 10 n/o D King 3-7 P Brennan 2-9 C Lloyd 2-2) v Seascale  252-9 (B Grant 10 R Miller 4-14 A Hodgson 3-18) An excellent game of cricket which was going in Egremont's favour but some tight bowling earned the win-Seascale
Great Corby 257 (James Lythgoe, Jacob McAlindon Evan Jones and Joe Wright all took a wicket apiece, but star of the show was debutant Nick Hodgson who took two wickets, including a caught and bowled, as well as a catch in the deep.  James Lythgoe and Ben Hetherington both scored 18 in Corby's winning innings of 257.) v Nunwick 254 (Some super batting from Nunwick.  Special mention to Fintan Simmons, who hit five boundaries in an innings of 21.  Adam Cutting and Jamie Street were also impressive, both clearing the ropes for a maximum.  Excellent bowling from Sam Mein, who almost won the match for Nunwick with three late wickets) A game full of tension, drama, excitement and lots of excellent cricket from both sides.  Nunwick set a challenging score of 254 and then pegged Corby back as Lythgoe and Hetherington threatened to take the game away.  Late wickets kept Nunwick in it and a catch behind the stumps off the penultimate ball meant the match could have gone either way with the final delivery. Corby survived and scraped home.  A fantastic match watched by a good and appreciative crowd
Lanercost v Carlisle Blue (F)
Penrith Gold 351 v Wigton 203
Threlkeld 177 v Keswick 331 (Charle Robson 35, Megan Saxton 18, Alfie West 13, Lewis Clark 10 )
Workington - Bye

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to any team for getting within 20 runs of the winning total

Monday 6th July - League Week 10

Appleby - Bye
Arthuret & Esk 202 v Carlisle Green 377
Carlisle Blue 286 v Caldbeck 224
Cleator - Bye
Keswick 294 (M. Saxton 18, S. Moss 11, M. Bowstead 2-0-3-2, J Carruthers 3-0-11-2) v Penrith Gold 281 (G. Cameron 18, L. Trevaskis 10, S. Barrett 3-0-6-0) Very close game between top two teams in the league. Played in very good spirit.  Keswick won with the last pair batting.  Penrith only lost one wicked on the last ball of the innings from a run out.  A great example from the U11's of sportsmanship of how the game of cricket should be played.
Nunwick 287 v Lanercost 195 (William Holliday 3-2-3-4)
Penrith Green 244 (B Hetherington 2-1-4-2) v Great Corby 298 (C Kennedy 12 B Hetherington 12 J Wright 12)
Seascale 243 v Workington 208
Whitehaven 259 v Egremont 253 A close game that went down to the last ball of the last over. Egremont needed 2 to win from the last over and then 2 from last ball. Whitehaven claimed victory by taking a catch from the last ball. Well done to both sides
Wigton 291 (Keiran Little 18,John Kemp 14,Chad Little 13) v Threlkeld 237 (Alistair Gaitskill 2 for 6) 2 young teams had an enjoyable and rain free game of cricket on a nice grass track !
Workington Blue v Cockermouth Cockermouth win.

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to any team for getting within 20 runs of the winning total

Monday 13th July - League Week 11

Caldbeck v Keswick Sky Abandoned - Rain
Carlisle Green v Appleby No Play - Rain
Cockermouth v Cleator No Play - Rain
Egremont v Workington Blue No Play - Rain
Great Corby 343 (James Lythgoe 18 Callum Kennedy 15  Joe Wright 9) v Arthuret and Esk 207 (S Waters 9 C Dawson 5 Nick Hodgson 2-2-0-2  Callum Kennedy 2-1-1-1)
Lanercost v Penrith Green Abandoned - Rain
Nunwick v Threlkeld (F)
Penrith Gold v Carlisle Blue Abandoned - Rain Game abandoned in the 19th over due to very heavy rain.  Waited 15 minutes however the rain showed no sign of easing off.
Seascale - Bye
Wigton – Bye
Workington 260 v Whitehaven 286 (A Martin 25)

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to any team for getting within 20 runs of the winning total

Monday 20th July - League Week 12

Appleby 303 (Bobby Atkinson 21no Josh Brabbins 19no Nick Hodgson 3-0-10-0 Evan Jones 3-0-9-0) v Great Corby 211 (Josh Bellas 2-1-5-3 Josh Brabbins 3-0-13-3) A plucky display by a young Gt.Corby side,epitomised by Nick Hodgson and Evan Jones putting the brakes on after Brabbins & Atkinson had opened up with 51 from the first 4 overs.Only 52 from the next 16 overs. A great effort. Appleby,s bowling variations always too strong but this young side will get better
Arthuret & Esk v Lanercost
Carlisle Blue v Carlisle Green (F)
Cleator 273 v Egremont 237
Keswick 249 (Alfie West 14 no) v Cockermouth 254 (Stables 13 no) Excellent game played by two good sides. Cockermouth winning by 5 . Well done to both teams  (F)
Penrith Green 244 (Katie Wood 2-0-7-2) v Nunwick 296 (W Holiday 22)
Threlkeld 264 (T Fell 8 J Robinson 7 G Carr 15) v Penrith Gold 275 (D Hutchinson 23)
Whitehaven 298 (James Conery 19) v Seascale 262 (Harry Whtehall 20 James Conery 2-12)
Wigton 299 v Caldbeck 209
Workington Blue 242 v Workington 269

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to any team for getting within 20 runs of the winning total

Monday 27th July - League Week 13

Caldbeck 245 v Threlkeld  287 Game moved forward due to ground unavailabilty, the first of three Caldbeck vs Threlkeld games over the weekend  (2 junior, and 1 senior)
Carlisle Blue 172 (Kenneth Grimshaw 6  Kenneth Grimshaw 1-6 off 3 overs Luke Morris 2-19 off 3 overs) v Keswick  295 (Alfie West 17, Jamie McGown 10 Charlie Robson 1 fo3 off 3overs MeganSexton 3-for off3 Robert Sexton 2-0 off 2) A very strong bowling performance from the Keswick side, but the Carlisle team stuck to their task well, improving on both their batting and bowling from the first meeting of these teams.
Egremont 295 (Matthew Sempill 17 n/o Ellis Gribbin 13 n/o) v Cockermouth 297 (Jonty Styles 18 n/o Tom Norman 12 n/o Jordan Lake 12 n/o Matthew Sempill 3-0-16-2) A really tight game of cricket where not many wickets were lost (only 6 in the whole game) It finally came down to the last ball with Cockermouth leading by 1 run to get a single to win the game by 2
Great Corby 198 (Evan Jones - 9. Ben Hetherington - 5;  Joe Wright - 5. Cameron Hull - 3-1-5-1;  Bruce Spencer - 2-0-7-2;  Jake Johnston - 2-1-2-2.) v Carlisle Green 292 (Ben Davidson -  14;  Eddie Watson - 10;  Matthew Senior - 10. James Dubarry - 1-0-4-1;  Jacob McAlindon - 2-0-12-1;  Joe Wright - 2-0-12-1) A young Corby side aquitted themselves well against a strong, title chasing Carlisle.  Batting first, Carlisle were soon on top, Ben Davidson and Eddie Watson scoring freely.  A late flourish from Matthew Senior helped take Carlisle to 292, a formidable total.  Along the way Corby bowled well, taking wickets and exerting some pressure.  But a powerful bowling performance-the visitors proved too much-the hosts.  Evan Jones showed real talent in driving through the off side, making 9, while Ben Hetherington too gave glimpses of his technique.  Eventually, with wickets falling though, Corby finished on 198 - beaten but not disgraced.
Lanercost v Appleby No Play - Rain
Nunwick 296 v Arthuret & Esk 201
Penrith Green – Bye
Seascale 280 v Workington Blue 259 Both teams played the game with great spirit & superb sportsmanship, on 2 occasions Seascale players made great sliding stops by the boundary but signalled 4. A workington player walked following a claim fo a catch behind by the wicket keeper
Whitehaven - Bye
Wigton v Penrith Gold (F)
Workington 229 v Cleator 259

Points - 4 Points to each winning team plus 1 point to any team for getting within 20 runs of the winning total, 2 Points each for a rained off tie.

Monday 3rd August - League Week 14

Appleby 305 (Josh Brabbins 28no Adam Cutting 3-1-6-1) v Nunwick 236 (William Holliday 15no Josh Bellas 2-0-6-3 James Hullock 3-0-7-2) Comfortable win-Appleby but Nunwick,depleted through holidays, battled all the way to make things awkward-the home side
Arthuret and Esk 226 (Edgar Lott 2-1-5-2) v Penrith Green 294 (R Strong 10)
Carlisle Green 379 v Lanercost 212
Cleator 259 v Seascale 251
Cockermouth 216 (O.Wilson 3-2-5-2 K.Hull 2-0-5-3) v Workington 241 (O.Wilson 14* T.Norman 3-0-4-1 J Beck 2-0-3-2)
Egremont – Bye
Keswick Sky – Bye
Penrith Gold v Caldbeck Conceded to Penrith Gold
Threlkeld v Great Corby (F)
Wigton 236 v Carlisle Blue 264
Workington Blue v Whitehaven Whitehaven win

Western League Play-Off (Caldbeck, 30th August)

Cockermouth 277 (Marcus Stables 15, Daniel Fisher 13) v Cleator 194 (Greg Rooney 7, Thomas Smith 3-2-2-4, Marcus Stables 3-0-6-2)

Monday 10th August - U11 League Cup Round 1
Monday 17th August - U11 League Cup Round 2
Sunday 23rd August or Monday 24th August - U11 League Cup SF's

Sunday 30th August - League Play-Off Final
Monday 31st August - Alternative Date for Finals
Sunday 6th September - U11 League Cup Final
Sunday 13th September - Alternative Date for Finals