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This prize is awarded for performance in junior cricket - the winner is referred to as the "Young Cricketer of the Year".
This prize is awarded for performance in junior cricket - the winner is referred to as the "Young Cricketer of the Year".


It is named in honour of [[Roger Goodman]] who supported the school's sporting activities, with a particular focus on cricket. He died in 1979.
It is named in honour of [[Roger Goodman]], who supported the school's sporting activities, with a particular focus on cricket. He died in 1979.
 
His son, [[Glen Goodman]], attended BGS during the 1970s.


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Latest revision as of 00:36, 17 October 2026

This prize is awarded for performance in junior cricket - the winner is referred to as the "Young Cricketer of the Year".

It is named in honour of Roger Goodman, who supported the school's sporting activities, with a particular focus on cricket. He died in 1979.

His son, Glen Goodman, attended BGS during the 1970s.

Year Winner
1980 P G Bullen
1981 N J Truepenny / B J Tyler
1982 Mark J Walmsley
1983 Conrad C Bilham-Boult
1984 H Murray
1985 G Parker
1986 I D Nundy
1987 Alistair R Rowley
1988 J E Day
1989 P Aspinall
...
1992 S Dawson
...
2003 Jonathan Cheer
2004 Callum Moses
...
2006 William Brewster / Krishna Ramana
2007 Mustafa Butt / Rizwan Qadir
2008 Abhiraj Singh
...
2012 Jack Tetther
2013 Nitin Joachim
2014 Mursaleen Asif / Zain Asif
2015 Mursaleen Asif / Zain Asif
2016 William Lakin
2017 William Lakin
2018 Suwaid Ahmed
2019 Oliver Jackson
2020
2021 Finlay Barnes
2022 Henry Riley
2023 Henry Riley
2024 Henry Riley
2025 Teddy Carr

See Also