Stoolball news tagged with 'website'

The Management Committee of Stoolball England met at 53 Kings Road, Horsham, on Monday 31 August 2012 at 7.45pm. Topics discussed include drop in sales this year, small grants application, the England Ladies team, club survey, and Stoolball England’s attendence at various events.

Read more on Minutes of Management Meeting, August 2012 …

The Management Committee of Stoolball England met at 53 Kings Road, Horsham on Friday 25 May 2012 at 7.45pm. Topics discussed include funding, the England team, and attendance at sports festivals.

Read more on Minutes of Management Meeting, May 2012 …

Try the Stoolball England website on your mobile – you’ll find a new design which works better on touch screens. The new design includes all the features of the main website so you can check the rules during a match, or even add the result in the pub afterwards! If you use the design, let us know what you think by email, or on Facebook or Twitter.

You can now filter any statistic by the team you were playing, and batting statistics by when you batted. And we’ve added all the usual filters to your personal statistics. Do you bat better when you open, or go down the order? Is your economy rate better this season than last? Does that opposition batter really score more against you than everyone else? Look up your details – or theirs – to find out.

If your statistics aren’t on the website yet, with the end of the season approaching it’s a good time to take stock, grab the scorebooks and update your team’s results. You can even add matches from previous seasons if you want to. Find out how to add matches and results to our website.

The Management Committee of Stoolball England met at 53 Kings Road, Horsham, on Friday 24 June 2011 at 7.45pm. Topics discussed include schools coaching and tournaments, progress on a stoolball documentary, and mapping on the website.

Read more on Minutes of Management Meeting, June 2011 …

We’ve added a Stoolball England page on Facebook at www.facebook.com/stoolball. It’s an alternative way to follow the news we post on this website. Click the “Like” button on our home page or search for us on Facebook to get stoolball news in your Facebook news feed.

You can also follow us on Twitter as @Stoolball.

Stoolball England is @Stoolball on Twitter. It’s an alternative way to follow the news we post on this website, and we’ll also be posting some shorter items and responding to your questions. Follow us on Twitter.

We’ve made stoolball tournaments easier to find, even if you’ve never heard of the teams running them, by putting all the tournaments coming up this season on a map. If you’re organising a tournament and you need more teams, make sure yours is there. If you want to play, find a tournament now on our map of tournaments.

Take a look at our map of stoolball teams in England – you might be surprised to see where the sport is played.We’ve added the map as a way for new players to find a team, so please check that your ground is in the right place, has the right name, and that your team’s contact details are up-to-date, just in case someone wants to come and join you.

We’ve added tables of batting and bowling averages, bowlers’ economy and strike rates, run-outs and player of the match nominations. You can filter each one by date, team, league or ground or download it as a CSV spreadsheet. If your team doesn’t have any statistics yet, now is the time to find out how to add matches and results in the new season.