Players	Appearances	Tries	Conversions	Penalties	Drop Goals	Total
Ayrey Jordan	144	13				65
Barker Nick	43	11	2	2		65
Beckett Sam	26	5				25
Cologne-Brookes	1					0
Coulthurst James	73	29	1			147
Cutts Sam	153	31				155
Day Ben	257	118	1			592
Donaldson Alex	153	10				50
Evans John	24					0
Fiennes Gus	2	2				10
Gardener Charlie	41					0
Graham Sammy	21	2				10
Harding Ethan	86	15	5			85
Hewitt Adam	176	17				85
Hughes Rick	138	17				85
Jennings Mark	15	10	4			58
Jones Chris	5	1				5
Kennedy Dan	17	6				30
Kennedy Jonny	17	5				25
Kingdon Jamie	15	11				55
Lee Ollie	23	1				5
Lewis Rhodri	32	1				5
Lawton Sam	15	1				5
Masters Jack	66	5				25
MacCallum Bob	388	48	640	439	5	2857
McMurdock Conor	51	2	12	1		37
Nicholson James	29					0
Norfolk-Clarke	8	1				5
O’Rourke Keiran	11	2				10
Parker Mike	20					0
Parker Rick	1					0
Patch Harry	56	32				160
Pemberton Seb	73	4				20
Rimmer Andy	5	1				5
Rowe Toby	27	2	3			16
Shufflebottom Matt	61					0
Stockwin Ollie	13					0
Street Sean	79	49				245
Taher Adam	66	13				65
Taylor Alex	192	64				320
Taylor Rob	139	13				65
Whitham George	16	2				10
Wilkinson Tom	17	4				20

Leading point scorers, up to the arrival of Bob McCallum, were Rick Green and Chris Shingles. Rick played 307 games and his total was 1,284 points. Chris played 286 times and scored 1,082 points*. Had they not played in the same years, either would have had more points, because Chris was a left-footed kicker and Rick right. Sadly, there are no records for seasons 1968/69, 1974/75 and 76/77, so Rick and Chris would have even higher totals. * I have increased their try totals up to five points.

Bob arrived on the scene in 2002-3, thanks to Steve Swindells (our coach at the time), who poached him from Manchester. Since then, he has played 388 games and, but for a couple of serious injuries, he would have played well over 400 times. His present points total is 2,857, a total, I am certain that will never be beaten.

Ben Day’s try count at present is 118. I hope the birth of his first child will not interfere with his try scoring as he will anxious to increase the total. Next highest try scorer is Alex Taylor, with 64 in 192 games, with Sean Street coming up on the rails with 49 in 79 games, then Harry Patch, with 32 tries in 56 games. I regret to find that Matt Shufflebottom has played 61 games, without managing to cross the try line. Please help him this season.

Barry