This Tournament started in June 1995 and is now in its 10^th year.  It is named after Cerryg Davies, a boy who played for Yorkshire Schools, but tragically died of a rare heart complaint.

It is usual that a raffle in aid of the Heart Unit at Leeds General Infirmary is held on the day, which usually raises £80-100 each year.  The total raised to date is almost £1,000.

The format of the tournament is that 12 teams of 4 pairs compete throughout the day.  Each pair plays in a series of 'boxes'.   Nobody is eliminated, rather, they continue to play for position in the next round.  Over 3 rounds the final positions are resolved to give a personal position and also points are gained for the team position.

This year the Team event was won by Lancashire, Yorkshire 1 came second, and Lothian third.

Click on this link to see the individual results