St Johnston Cricket Club

Letterkenny based, he is a medium pace bowler.

One of the Generation Next for the Saints

Used to play for the Second XI till 2001 and then shifted over to Fox Lodge when the Second XI was disbanded.

Re-joined the club in 2006.

Elected as skipper of the Second XI for the 2009 season.

In his second spell with the Saints now, previously having spells with Sion Mills and Strabane, Chris is a right handed top order batsman that can score runs regularly when he gets his eye in. Normally a safe pair of hands in the field also. Has been elected as the deputy to Paddy Doherty for the 2009 season.

James is the father of two of the best players in the team Andrew and David. He is also one of the main patrons of the club and his current activities included fund raising for a new pavilion for the club.

A physio-therapist by profession, he joined the club during the 2005 season and has been consistently performing well with the new ball. He missed out a few matches during the 2007 season due to injury but you could see him at all the matches shouting encouragements to the players.

An all-rounder.Right arm Off-spinner and middle order batsman.Joined 'The Saints' in 2007. A derry based software professional.

Joined the Saints in 2008 and shows a lot of promise, being a left handed bat and bowler. He works as a software professional in Letterkenny.

Determined, athletic, conscientious when doing the ground, loyal to the club - have never even been asked to play elsewhere.

He is one of the very few current players to have experience in playing the Senior I league - no mean feat !!

His variety of spin continues to confound many opponents. His hat-trick vs The Nedd is still remembered.

His loyalty to the club is well known in the NW .. and he is always willing to lend a hand at short notice.

He is an extremely valuable asset to the club.

Son of Ian Macbeth, he also plays for the boys team

Originally from New Zealand, he has settled down in Letterkenny with his wife and children.

He is a sports enthusiast and plays cricket, badminton, tennis and golf (recently given up rugby !).

His constant chattering while fielding keeps the rest of the team in good spirits.

Not sure why he has an Australian accent !!

Joined the club in 2007 and has shown some promise with the bat. He works as a computer professional in Derry.

He joined the club as a member in 2003. Was elected Captain of the Second team in 2004 and 2008. Left-handed bat but a right-handed bowler. He has often provided break throughs with his innocuous deliveries.

He managed to inspire his team to get promoted to the higher league in 2008 and has decided to step down from captaincy for the 2009 season, paving the way for a younger player to lead the team.

A doctor by profession, he started playing for St Johnston in 2006 and quickly impressed by taking wickets on a regular basis bowling his 'loopy' deliveries. He can come handy with the bat as well.