Fowler Memorial Cup
(FCC) |
Ruby Challenge Cup
(RCC) |
Arthur Boswell Cup
(ABC) |
Ernie Osborne Challenge Cup
(EOCC) |
Terry Martin Trophy
(TMT) |
Wally Castle Trophy
(WCT) |
Charles Hewitt Memorial League Knockout Cup
(CHMLC) |
Fowler Memorial Cup
The John Fowler Memorial Cup was introduced in 1976 and was renamed the Fowler Memorial Cup in 2016 following a request by the family to commemorate and remember the lives of all members of the Fowler family. It is currently open to all First XIs of clubs in the Premier & First Division. |
Charles Hewitt Memorial League Cup
The Charles Hewitt Memorial League Cup is the Colchester & District Sunday League's main knockout cup competition. It has been running since the league was formed in 1966, originally as the Sunday Knockout Cup, then the Thornavon League Cup before being renamed in memory of Charles Hewitt at the end of season 2010/11. |
Arthur Boswell Cup
The Arthur Boswell Cup is the season's opener. It is usually played for by the winners of the League and the winners of the Charles Hewitt Memorial League Knockout Cup. It was introduced in season 1994/95, donated by Mick Baker & Ken Salmon in recognition of Arthur Boswell's work and commitment to the League and the Management Committee. |
Ruby Challenge Cup
The Ruby Challenge Cup was introduced in season 2005/06 as a commemorative competition for the League reaching its 40th Anniversary. It was contested by all first elevens in the top two divisions; Premier & Division One. |
Ernie Osborne Challenge Cup
The Ernie Osborne Challenge Cup was donated by Mr Osborne in 1976 to give the reserve and lower division sides a chance of some silverware. It is currently contested by all first elevens in divisions two and three, plus all reserve
teams whose first team is not in this competition |
Terry Martin Trophy
The Terry Martin Trophy was donated to the Sunday League back in 1987 by Boxted Wanderers after Terry had a serious road accident. He attends every final to award the trophies and choose his man of the match. Originally it was a competition for just the reserve teams but as those numbers have diminished, the competition has been restructured to include all first elevens in the bottom division, plus all
reserve teams in the league. |
Wally Castle Invitational Trophy
The Wally Castle Invitational Trophy was presented to the League in memory of Mr Castle in 1998 by League President Mr Alfred Banner. It is a purely invitational competition, usually starting with a group stage before moving on to a knockout format once the group matches have been completed. |
