Sheffield Junior Talent on Display in Alumni Game
Some of the top former and current talent to pass through the Sheffield Junior Sharks programme will be on display in their second annual alumni game to be held on the 29th December at the All Saints Sports Centre in Sheffield.
Familiar faces from recent Junior Sharks teams will come together to play this one-off game, with the alumni team led by current BBL players Ashley Chandley and Joseph Baugh, taking on the current U18 Sheffield Junior Sharks team.
The event will also provide a preview of future Junior Sharks stars with the U12 Development Squad playing an exhibition game at half time of the main event.
Minimum entrance fees: Adults £2, Children (U18) £1. All proceeds will be used to help fund the Junior Sharks programme.
Schedule:
• Doors open 6pm
• Junior Sharks U18 v Junior Sharks Alumni 7pm
• Junior Sharks U12 Exhibition 7.45pm
Location:
All Saints Sports Centre
95 Norfolk Park Road
Sheffield
S2 2RU
Alumni Roster (year, current team)
Will Marsh (2005, Cardiff University)
Anthony Marsh (2008, Leeds University)
Ashley Chandley (2007, Sheffield Sharks BBL)
Johnny Wright (2004, London’s Rocco’s Raiders)
Joe Hall (2007, Leeds University)
Joe Cox (2007, Leeds University)
Javan Hayles (2009, Sheffield Saints EBL3)
Josh Wilson (2007, Sheffield Sabres, EBL3)
Luke Rockett (2006, College of St Mark and St John, Plymouth)
Joseph Baugh (2010, Sheffield Sharks BBL)
Will Hall (2009, Reading EBL1)
Chris Hackeett (1999, Sheffield Saints EBL 3)
Max Hattaway
(Head Coach-Dave Ransom, Assistant Coach-Andy Nagle)
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