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SURREY SPORTS AWARDS 2009
 
SPORTS CLUB OF THE YEAR
Spots Club of the Year Gerry Ceaser (Active Surrey Sports Partnership Board), Kevin Moore (Ebbisham Sports Club) and Carol Bilton (Badminton England)
 
This award is for the sports club that has:
The shortlisted nominees are:
 
Ebbisham Sports Club - WINNER
Ebbisham Sports Club is a successful and supportive club in Epsom that consists of three sections badminton, squash and tennis.  All three sections have gained Clubmark and the badminton section has also recently been awarded with Badminton England Performance Centre status.  Ebbisham Sports Club has many links with the local community, providing the site for many youth and community projects.  The club is also committed to developing coaches and officials who, in turn, often support these projects.  The club has a junior and senior section for the three sports and strives to offer a high quality and friendly environment for all.
 
Ashtead Cricket Club
Ashtead Cricket Club is a successful club catering for juniors and seniors.  The club has achieved Clubmark through the ECB and is also a recognised focus club.   Ashtead Cricket Club supports the Cricket Foundations Chance to Shine programme, providing sporting opportunities for over 300 young people at five local state schools and one special needs school.  The continued commitment of the club to work with partners and develop facilities has meant that they have the support structure needed to grow and provide many more opportunities for young people within Mole Valley.  The club has a clear policy for recruitment and retention of players and actively supports the training of all coaches.
 
 
Guildford City Youth Project
The Guildford City Youth Project provides cricket coaching and matches for young players from minority communities and schools that either do not have access to formal coaching or the facilities to play cricket.  It also provides the opportunity for those from different ethnic backgrounds to interact and gain a better understanding of each others culture.  Guildford City has a developing Junior and Senior section.  It is dedicated to supporting young people to obtain coaching qualifications, therefore allowing them to remain involved in the continuing development of the club.  The club is also affiliated to the ECB and is actively working towards Club Accreditation.
 
 
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