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South-East Lancashire Summer League ...
3Cs' Players' Appearances
2024 Season
Andy Lewis 10
James Marshall 8
Hunain Malik 7
Dale James 6
Robert Mclean 6
Claire Kerton 6
Mo Rohman 6
John Walton 5
Ibrahim Riaz 5 Hafsa Riaz 5
Kyle Pelling 5
Charlie Locke 4
Ben Newton 4
Sachin Osmond 4
Karl Moorcroft 3
Sean Hicks 3
Ryan Connolly 3
James Kaliski 3
Sam Owen 3
Maeve Martiniere 3
Marlon Espiritu 3
Magnus McManus 3
Noah Hicks 2
Aaron Lewis 2
Oliver Shijaku 2
Kevin Ye 2
Kingsley Au 2
Kingston Au 2
Vic Pelling 2
Edward Correa 1
Tom Kearns 1
Jonathan Miller 1
Ryan Ainley 1
Rebecca Correa 1
Mitchell Burke 1
Suleiman Nisar 1
3Cs - 2024 DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE (u-1300) CHAMPIONS
3Cs are champions of the inaugural South-East Lancashire Summer League's Development Division which was played for the first time this year and is only for players who have an ECF rating of under 1300.
A notable feature of winning the title is that in the four matches played (the other match was conceded by their opponents) 3Cs didn't just field their strongest available team every time but used nine different young players to give them experience of match conditions and therefore is a further testament to the club's coaching methods.
The nine Championship-winning players were ...
Ryan Ainley, Kingsley Au, Kingston Au, Ryan Connolly, James Kaliski, Tom Kearns, Magnus McManus, Sachin Osmond, Oliver Shijaku
3Cs 1 - SOUTH-EAST LANCASHIRE SUMMER LEAGUE 2022
B DIVISION CHAMPIONS
A win for our first team away to Chorlton 2 secured the 2022 B Division Championship in the South-East Lancashire Summer League. With 3Cs having rejoined the summer league this season after a 9 year gap, the 4.5 - 1.5 win gave them their first trophy in the league since 2003 and achieved with one match still to play and so far with a 100% record.
The Championship winning success in the match at Chorlton came via individual victories from Kyle Pelling, Karl Moorcroft, Jade Drummond and Everson Correa as well as a draw from Jonathan Miller.
3Cs use many of their younger or less-experienced players in the Summer League to help give them an early taste of playing in a competitive environment.
In doing so, they may, of course, face some opponents who have been around the chess scene for quite some time, yet the ultimate aim of the 3Cs club will have been achieved if our players can learn something from those games in order to help their future progress.
One such player is teenager James Marshall (pictured) who only joined 3Cs in 2022 but gained a win in the Summer League against an opponent rated more than 300 points ahead of him.
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