CHIPPING NORTON INVITATION AUNT SALLY LEAGUE

Welcome to the website for all there is to know about the Chipping Norton Invitation Aunt Sally League. Here you will find all the latest news, results, upcoming events and much more.

Incorporated within the website are details of the wonderful and varied traditional public houses that form many of the venues where the game of aunt sally is played. Be part of a team or go and watch on a nice summers evening.

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Week 9 News - THE FIRST ACTUAL 6!

Division One

The Lion 'A' Tredington win 3-0 at home to Stow 'B'. Top dolls for Tredington was Matt Geden with 8. Top scorer for Stow was Gary Crump with 7.

Coach and Horses win 2-1 against Milton. Top scorers for Coach were Graham Barrett (12) and Sally Barrett (9). Top scorers Milton were Jim Littlewood with 10 (again), Nathan Wallington (10), and Shaun Thornton (8).

Stow 'A' win 3-0 at home to Black Horse, and go very clear at the top. Top scorers for Stow A were Ian Hathaway (9), Charlie Smith (9), and Dale Packer (9). Top scorer for Black Horse was Will Hunt with 7.

Red Lion win 2-1 away at Halford Bridge. Top scorer for Halford was Avi Kymantas with 8. Top scorers for Red Lion were Shaun Kench (9) and Danny Lewis (10).

Division Two

Kingham win 2-0 at home to Little Compton. Top scorer for Kingham was Rachel Pratley with 6. Top scorers for Compton were Charlie Gillett with 6, and Dave Simms with 7.

Coach and Horses B win 3-0 away to Ilmington B. Not a lot of dolls in this one, but top scorers were Andrew Creed for Ilmington B and Carl Pinnock for Coach.

The Hub win 3-0 at home to Tredington B, but credit must go to Tredington B for still turning up to play the match with just 4 players. Top scorers for The Hub were Jason Montgomery (8), and Josh Vick (7).

Tonight (Monday), Red Lion Ilmington A win 2-1 away at the Golf Club, which included the very first 6 of the season - Richard Rouse! Top scorers for Wychwood were Paul Allen and Chris Taylor with 7. Some big dolls for Ilmington were hit tonight, which included 19 in the second leg. Top scorers were Mick Smith with 11, Gary Hawtin with 8, and Richard Rouse clangs off a 6 in his total of 11.

Matches to be organised and played asap: