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Easingwold Advertiser Sept 6th 2008

Easi Awards

On a cold wet summers day (well, what other sort of summer day is there in Yorkshire?) at the end of August a selective guest list gathered to celebrate Easi’s incredibly successful first year with a party and awards ceremony.

This being a Yorkshire club the rain failed to put a dampener on proceedings with the players still taking the plunge into an outdoor pool prior to the awards presentations which, fortunately, were to take place under cover.

HellCats Champions

They’ve done it! Easi-RockIts HellCats won their final two matches of the season to win the first Rock-It-Ball League in style with a 100% record. With captain Adam Rawcliffe, Lucy Tate and Lucie Everard unavailable it was down to the remaining five members of the squad, vice-captain Chloe Mitchell, Chris Durrant, Jonathan Cooper, Callum Watt and James Lawrance to fight their way through two tough fixtures against Tees Valley Spartans and 2487 Jets without any chance of replacement at the breaks.

Easi in High Drama in Rock-It-Ball League

Easi-RockIts HellCats and HellFighters were both in action again in the Rock-It-Ball league at the weekend – with widely differing results.
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Injury Worry for HellFighters

Easi-RockIts HellFighters have been going well in the NE Regional Rock-It-Ball League but were this week hit with an injury scare. Captain Paul Hildreth sustained a painful injury to his knee whilst running a training session for teachers in Dorset and he is fighting to be fit for the next league matches.
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There's the Easy Way and the Easi Way

The two Easingwold Rock-It-Ball teams, Easi-RockIts HellCats and HellFighters, were in action again at the weekend with both teams winning their games but the HellCats obviously don’t believe in doing things the easy way!
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New Rock-It-Ball Club for Easingwold

Easi-RockIts HellCats are the first national Rock-It-Ball champions. With one set of fixtures left to go HellCats can't be caught but will be going all out to win their final two matches to maintain their 100% record. HellFighters currently are under pressure from Tees Valley Spartans in second place and are struggling to hold their position. All will be revealed on Sunday July 27th.

After the final fixtures HellCats will be presented with the trophy at an awards ceremony in Newton on Ouse.

Congrats HellCats!