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Hundon boasts superb sports areas and facilities including dedicated football and cricket pitches; as well as an all weather floodlit area which is used by many sports associations and schools in the area.

The Hundon Astro Pitch - for bookings contact Stewart Alderman 01440 786769 or 07725516265

B.K.S. Iyengar Yoga Teachers’ Association

West Suffolk Iyengar Yoga Centre

Hundon, Suffolk

Iyengar Yoga  develops vitality, flexibility, strength, concentration, self-confidence and mental calm, promoting a firm foundation for health and well being.

Small classes – individualised guidance

Beginners / General / Intermediate classes with Jane Perryman

http://www.iyengaryogasuffolk.co.uk

01440 786228  jane.perryman@btinternet.com

HUNDON TENNIS CLUB

Membership subscriptions are now due for the year May 2009 to May 2010. New members are very welcome. Tennis club members have access to the courts at all times when there are no pre booked club bookings. This tends to be throughout the day every weekday, all day Saturday and Sunday, ideal for use with juniors through the summer hols.

Tuesday evenings from 7pm is club night for the men throughout the year and Wednesdays from 6.30pm through the summer months is ladies club night.

Membership rates are Junior £15, single adult £25 and family £45.

For more details on membership or any other queries please contact Stewart Alderman on 786769 or 07725516265.

NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK SUMMER LEAGUE

After our great start to the season two more matches have been played since the last reports and Hundon are right on course to win promotion if we can keep the great form going.

On 21st May Haverhill came to Hundon to take on our team of Ben Stephens/ Dominic Holmes and Sean O'Neil/Alan Weston. Hundon were comfortable winners with both pairs winning 3 of their 4 sets to give Hundon a 6-2 victory.

On 4th June Thetford, who have joined the league this season and were an unknown quantity came to Hundon, this time Hundon's team being Ben Stephens/Will Aviedeck and Dominic Holmes/Mike Freed. Thetford played some good tennis but were no match for a strong Hundon side with Ben and Will winning all 4 of their sets and Dominic and Mike winning 3. Result Hundon 7 Thetford 1.

At the halfway stage of this years league Hundon have now won 5, drawn 1 and lost none.

Anyone interested in joining or finding out more about Hundon Tennis Club should contact Stewart on the numbers below.
Membership rates are Junior £15, single adult £25 and family £45.
stewart.alderman@fsmail.net
Stewart Alderman 01440 786769 or 07725516265, Chris Beaumont or Jumbo Barker on 786788

CHILDREN’S  MINI TENNIS COACHING

For more information about mini tennis,

bookings and registration forms, please call Sarah Barthorpe

01440-786444 or 07733 077447 or email sarah@barthorpes.wanadoo.co.uk

HUNDON CRICKET CLUB

The season starts on April 30th with a cup match away at Clare -starting at 6 p.m.

As in the past the fixtures will appear monthly in the Herald from May onwards.

Colin Walters, Coaching Coordinator

Contact Colin Walters 01440 786572 for more details

Hundon Junior Cricket Coaching

Hundon Cricket Field

North Street

Saturday 18th and 25th April

Charmaine Simpson has just advised us that the missing forename on the front row is Tony Lee . Thank you Charmaine

The football club now runs a total of four adult and four boys teams and the junior are awaiting the result of their application for F.E. Youth Charter standard.

It would be very nice if any members of the football club reading this could email us at webmaster@hundon-village.co.uk with any further details and fixtures so that we can help publicise the club and the matche

HUNDON FOOTBALL CLUB 29/06/07

A successful season, first team were runners up in the Suffolk Junior Cup, also runners up in Kershaw Senior A, and a mixture of 1^st, Reserve and 'A' side winning Hundon Coronation Cup. The Reserves missed promotion by three points, but won Kedington Charity Cup. The 'A' team finished just below mid table, but won the A.P. Brimsden shield.

Over one hundred guests, players and supporters

sat down to the Annual Dinner/Dance evening. The

Award winners were:

Most improved player                    Callum Harrison

Young player                               Matthew Slater

'A' team players' player                   Karl Armstrong

'A' team Manager's player         Tim Alderman

Reserve team players' player    Paul Sadgrove

Reserve team manager's player       Neil Wallis/Alan Eady

1^st team players' player                  Gavin Taylor
1^s1 team Manager's player         Mark Cults
Jopake Trophy                           Sean Spearman
Jim Taylor Trophy                      Dave Meek
Clubman of the Year                  Richard Mansfield

Cambs F.A. have inspected the ground and dressing rooms, and with some work to be done to obtain standard, the promotion to Kershaw Premier was granted. This work the club guaranteed to be done for the kick off on Tuesday 14^th August.

The first team are now senior and three officials will be appointed to their games.

The football club proposes to charge £1 entrance for all first team league games and Cambs cup games. Also it is hoped a match programme will be aroduced. No charge for reserve games. The 'A' team will play their home games at Notts Field, Haverhill.

There were no great changes at the A.G.M. -
President                 Mr. S. Clerkin
Chairman              Mick Coe
Vice Chairman       Mark Ward
Hon. Secretary      Mick Coe
Fixture Secretary   Richard Mansfield
Treasurer               David Lee (also MinuteSecretary)
New position:

Development Sec. Sean Spearman The A.G.M. also endorsed the Hundon Hawks running six sides next season with Valda Marks the Hundon Hawks Secretary.

Jnfortunately the three youth teams and adult 'A' side will have to play outside the village. The three colts league sides will use (he Village Hall field and the far side of the football field.

M. Coe

HUNDON HAWKS

Originally formed in 2004 as an under 12 team out from the remnants of Glemsford Gladiators under 11's, the Hundon Hawks have grown rapidly to the extent that season 2007/2008 will feature 6 teams at different age groups playing in the Cambridgeshire mini league and Cambs Colts Leagues.

Hawks best year ever in terms of results so far. Despite dropping back from 6 to 5 teams, the club is in great shape, the only big disappointment having been the weather which has disrupted the season and left a couple of the teams with too many matches to play between now and the end of the season.
In mini league football:- The under 9s under new management this year have struggled a bit and have not won any games however, there are definite signs of improvement as scores are getting closer. The under 10s have had a storming season and sit 2nd in their league however as at mid March they still have more than half of their games to play,

In 11-a-side football, the under 12s have been the surprise package. Having won less than a handful of games at mini league level, they have already won 5 this season and sit comfortably in mid table. This is a great effort from Terry Loosley's team especially as they only have a tiny squad of players (anybody know of any players available at that age group?)

The under 14s after a promising end to last season have probably slightly underperformed however they have won 5 and drawn 2 of their 15 games played so far and also sit comfortably mid table.
Tony Wheeler's under 16s go from strength to strength. Having seemingly missed out on promotion on goal difference last season, they started the season with 2 big wins only to have them wiped out as Cambs FA decided to restructure the league after a month of the season (imagine what Alex Ferguson would say if thai happened to Manchester United?).

Hawks then found themselves in the higher league anyway but have coped admirably and despite a very weather interrupted season (at one point only playing 3 games in 12 weeks) the team are 5th in their league but with the 2nd best "points dropped" record in the league. If they win all of their remaining games, they will win it, however they still have 11 games to play and 2 of those against top side Mildenhall. The under 16s also had a wonderful Cambs County Cup run defeating 2 sides from the league above before losing narrowly to top of divn A side Willingham (who are unbeaten in several years) 1-0 in the semi final.

If you want to support the Hundon Hawks, the under 9s and 10s play Saturday mornings around the Village Hall, the under 12s and 14s play Sundays at Motts Field in Haverhill and the under 16s at Clare.

Colin Walters

For more information see the Hundon Hawks website click www.hundonhawks.co.uk/index.html
or telephone: Colin Walters 786572