By Max Lloyd 

Meeting in the Prince of Wales everyone gathered with their hats in tow for the start of the mystery social (however, the biggest mystery is why our chairman managed to start at the Gate Keeper!) With no one knowing what was going to happen Elaine dished out the wonderful home made maps to start the intrigue! With many people not obviously passing GSCE Geography this caused more bemusement about where we were going and what the committee had in store for the evening. Led to believe only one person guessed where we were going was Holly (you clever thing!)

Leaving the Prince of Wales everyone made their way over to the Millennium Stadium and under the bridge to our boat for a private night cruise of the bay! Decorated in blue and white  the party started with a wonderful presentation of last season highlights crafted by Ramzi and Stu (click here if you want to see it again!)

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After much hard work all the teams were blessed with a fine today for the largest Korfball event ever held in Wales. 

Wildcats won the cup competition against a Big Cats final.  The Flying Dutchmen from the Netherlands took 3rd spot.    Croydon won the plate competition and Lancaster Ligers the spoon.

The final positions for all the teams were:

1 Wildcats
2 Big Cats
3 Flying Dutchmen
4 Intapeople
5 Pure Magic
6 Highbury
7 Castle
8 Reading
9 Croydon
10 Manchester
11 Exeter
12 Can’t Touch This
13 Leeds
14 Team Glyndwr
15 Bristol
16 Cardiff Dragons
17 Lancaster Ligers
18 Cardiff Uni
19 Call Party Like It’s 1999
20 Cardiff City

Click to see some of the photos 

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On Tuesday Mike Bushell from BBC Breakfast came along with cameraman Simon to film our training session with Cardiff Dragons. A friendly game was played against Dragons and then Mike came on to play and be shown the basic rules of Korfball.

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By Kat Smith

Kat, Harry, Elaine, Max, Stuart, Susan, Ian, Sue, Vicky, Carl, Sian, Carolyn, Chris, Matt. 

After a dreadful week of weather we were really lucky that the sunshine was out for us!We arrived at Wye Valley Canoe Centre and were faced with a scary introduction to canoeing.

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Squad: Susan Belfourd, Cat Crimmins, Elaine Potter, Max Lloyd, Ceri Jones, Terry Matthews, Stuart Wood, Matt Hurford
 
A wet and windy Croydon greeted Cardiff City for the biggest tournament of the year; 44 teams and 16 pitches!   The rain consistently poured down when we were starting our warm-up for most games but this didn’t spoil the games, the mud dries and gives you some grip in the wet and sliding dives for the ball become less painful.

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By Ramzi Barbir 

The journey up to Manchester on a Friday night was interesting to say the least. After an hour in the back of two small cars, we stopped at one of Max’s recommended Italian restaurants for a quick meal… Two hours later and after having devoured a fantastic meal accompanied by luscious starters and bottles of wine not even on the menu, we emerged from The Olive Tree. After a quick group pose doing the Chinese V sign in front of the restaurant and in fact in front of a Chinese family sitting outside the nearby café, we all hurried back to squeezing in the cars – how embarrassing!
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27th October

For the start of season bash and with so many new players to meet, get drunk and get gossip from we had to organise an interactive start of season bash. So we hit Hollywood Bowl and mixed up the teams with comedy bowling being the highlight of the night.
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