Anthony Clapham (centre), flanked by runner-up Jimmy Foster (left) and third-placed Sumit Malla.

SANDHURST U9 Colts competed at the Crown Wood Kwik-Cricket Festival last Sunday (July 4th), and did brilliantly to finish runners-up.

Pictured above with their medals, back row, from the left: Adam McNicholas, Finlay Scott, Sam Paget and Sam Lord. Front row, from the left: Victoria Honey, Tom Holden and Aman Ashfaque.

ANTHONY Clapham swapped batting gloves for driving gloves to take the chequered flag and win the go-karting event on Friday (June 25th).

Jimmy Foster finished a gallant runner-up, followed by Sumit Malla.

Reports suggest that a certain 1st XI opening batsman (Graham Sanders) was black-flagged for 'over-looking' an orange light, and a number of drivers would have been better-suited in funfair dodgems!

Unfortunately, because of his size, Tom Sanders was unable to drive with the adults but had his own race against a member of staff and proved to be in a class of his own. He completed more laps than any of the adults in the same period of time.

Sandhurst's petrol heads enjoyed a wonderful go-karting evening.

Proud dad Graham Sanders, and son Tom.