Sacriston Ladies Cricket Team

03/09/2026

🏏Tonight (maybe/hopefully) away to our friends Beamish for our rescheduled pairs game 🤞

🏏6pm start

Howay the lasses 🖤❤️

03/09/2026

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02/09/2026

3 MATCHES. 3 DAYS.

Hoping the rain doesn’t have other ideas this week… At this rate, we’ll still be playing cricket in October!

A busy few days ahead:
Tonight - Away at Riding Mill, 6pm
Tomorrow - Away at Beamish, 6pm
Friday night - Home to Lanchester, 6pm

Fingers crossed the weather stays kind and we can get all three games played.

Huge thanks to our sponsors Stacked & Smashed for their continued support.

Come on Sacriston! ❤️🖤

30/08/2026

Two weeks today … arrrrggghh 🏃‍♀️.. guys please share this post let’s raise as much as we can for these amazing charities … I need your help ❤️💙 ###

🏃‍♀️🏏 A new challenge for 2026! 🏏🏃‍♀️ I’m so excited (and a little nervous!) to share that I’ll be taking on the Great North Run for the very first time, proudly running for the Durham Cricket Fou

29/08/2026

Tickets now available! 🎵

Food proudly on offer from our very own sponsor Stacked and Smashed Sacriston 🍔🖤❤️

28/08/2026

Wasn’t meant to be! See yas next week hopefully Beamish Ladies Cricket Team enjoy your Friday evening ❤️😁🖤🏏

28/08/2026

🏏Match day🏏

Or is it! ☔️ say a little prayer! 🌧️

Playing our penultimate match in our local derby, battling it out for top spot in the pairs league 🏆🤞

Howay the lasses! 🖤❤️

26/08/2026

That time again! It’s late this year!!

Me & Angela Dooley Burnip are doing the GNR again… no surprise there!

We’re raising money for The Sick Children’s Trust because we’ve seen first-hand the difference their support can make to families going through the unimaginable.

Our beautiful little family members, twins Edie and Edward, were born by C-section at 37 weeks. At just 10 days old, Edward became critically ill and was rushed to A&E, where he was taken straight into resuscitation. He was then transferred by blue-light ambulance to the RVI in Newcastle, where he was diagnosed with a collapsed lung and pneumonia.

Edward spent two weeks in the RVI, over an hour away from home. During what was an incredibly frightening and difficult time, his parents, Luke and Lucy, were faced with every parent’s worst nightmare - watching their tiny baby fight for his health while trying to hold everything else together.

Alongside worrying about Edward and spending as much time as possible by his side, Luke and Lucy also had to continue looking after their other children, Jude and Edie, and try to maintain some sense of normality for them. They were having to navigate the fear and uncertainty of having a seriously ill baby in hospital, while still being parents to their other children and making sure they felt safe, loved and cared for.

No parent should have to face that kind of situation, and having to split themselves between hospital and home made an already heartbreaking experience even harder.

Thankfully, The Sick Children’s Trust provided the family with a place to stay at Crawford House, allowing them to remain close to Edward throughout his treatment while also giving the family somewhere to come together. Having that support meant they didn’t have to worry about travelling over an hour home after spending long and exhausting days at the hospital, and it helped them stay together as a family during such an incredibly difficult time.

For Jude and Edie, having somewhere to call home and somewhere familiar for their family to be together while their baby brother was so poorly meant so much. It helped bring some comfort and normality to a situation that was anything but normal.

As family members, we saw how much Luke and Lucy had to cope with during those weeks. They had to be strong for their children while dealing with fear, exhaustion and worry that no parent should ever have to experience. The support provided by The Sick Children’s Trust took away just one of the many things they had to worry about and allowed them to focus on what mattered most - their family.

That’s why we’ve decided to raise money for The Sick Children’s Trust. We want to help them continue providing this lifeline to other families who find themselves facing the same unimaginable circumstances.

Every donation, no matter how big or small, can help another family stay together and close to their seriously ill child when they need it most.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read our story and for supporting such an important charity. ❤️

G x

Help Georgina Burnip raise money to support The Sick Children's Trust

26/08/2026

SEGGAFEST ❤️🖤

What a day! What an atmosphere! 🏏❤️🖤

A huge thank you to everyone who came along to SeggaFest and made it such a brilliant day. Some fabulous cricket and an absolute pleasure to have you all at Sacriston! 🏏

🏆 Huge congratulations to our winners, Seaham Park, who took home the trophy! Massive well done! 👏

And a massive well done to all our other teams too — we hope you enjoyed the day as much as we did. Good luck with your last few games of the season and we’ll see you all again soon! ❤️

Shout out to Great Eccleston Cricket Club - Women's and Girls' Section for travelling and joining us, lovely to meet you all 😁

🎟️ RAFFLE & TOMBOLA
Thank you to everyone who bought raffle tickets and joined in with the tombola. We hope you enjoyed your winnings! 🎉

🍔 A HUGE THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS — Stacked and Smashed Sacriston
Michael, your food was an absolute hit! 🙌 Thank you so much for all your support throughout the season — it really is hugely appreciated. ❤️

And finally, a massive thank you to all our volunteers who gave up their time to help out on the day. We couldn’t have done it without you! Much love ❤️🖤

SEE YOU ALL AGAIN NEXT YEAR! 🏏🏆

But before then…

🎶 SEGGA ROCKS — 19TH SEPTEMBER! 🎶
Tickets are NOW ON SALE — grab yours and come party with us! 🎟️🔥

Segga rocks! ❤️🖤
HOWAY THE LASSES 🏏🌟

23/08/2026