Arrows Game reports

Sunday 9th August 2009

GAME 1
Essex Arrows (11) vs. Herts Eagles (1)
(5 Innings - Mercy Rule)

Shortstop, John Blose, went 4 for 4 and drove in 3 runs as the Essex Arrows defeated the Herts Eagles 11-1 in the first game of their double-header at Townmead Field. The game ended after 5 Innings on the Mercy Rule. Arrows starting pitcher, Roberto Almanzar, pitched a fine game and the defence behind him played their part. Third baseman, Billy Johnson, made a great diving stop in the 2nd Inning to deny Herts pitcher, Louie Hare, of a hit and a nifty 6-4-3 double play was made to thwart a Herts rally in the top of the 4th Inning.
Game 1 Arrows were: J. Blose, F. Sequera, B. Johnson, E. Alcantara, K. Wilshire, A. Bonsor, R. Almanzar, R. Fonseca & L. Foley.

GAME 2
Essex Arrows (15) vs. Herts Eagles (4)
(5 Innings - Mercy Rule)

The Arrows remained unbeaten on the season with a convincing 15-4 victory over Herts Eagles in the second game of the double-header. Again the Arrows won after 5 Innings due to the Mercy Rule. Lance Louw was the winning pitcher for Essex and he was given plenty of offensive support. John Blose had 3 RBI, Franklin Sequera 2 RBI and Luke Foley also drove in a run contributing to the Arrows 15 run total. Next Sunday the Arrows hope to continue their winning ways in a double-header at home to Bournemouth. That concludes their regular season. First pitch is at 12 noon.
Game 2 Arrows were: J. Blose, F. Sequera, B. Johnson, E. Alcantara, L. Louw, K. Wilshere, J. Cane, D. Shaer, R. Fonseca and L. Foley.

Sunday 28th June, 2009

GAME 1
Essex Arrows (16) Vs Southampton Mustangs (8)

The Arrows left it late but managed to overcome a 7-2 fifth inning deficit and defeat the visiting Mustangs 16-8 at Townmead Field in the first game of their double-header.
Essex sent 9 men to the plate in the bottom of the fifth and scored 5 times to tie the score at 7-7. Second baseman Adrian Bonsor drove in the tying runs with a 2-run double. In the sixth the Arrows sent 13 men to the plate and scored 9 runs to put the game away. Big offensive contributions were made by Bonsor 2 for 4 with 3 RBI’s; Billy Johnson 3 for 3 with 4 stolen bases; Edwin Alcantara 3 for 5; Dave Shaer 2 for 4; Franklin Sequera 2 for 4 with 2 steals and Luke Foley 2 for 4.
The Arrows banged out 19 hits with the majority of them coming in the final two innings. Richie Chesterton started on the mound for Essex and picked up the win with Robert Almanzar closing the game out in the seventh.

Game 1 Arrows were: J Blose, B Johnson, R Fonseca, R Chesterton, R Almanzar, E Alcantara, L Louw, D Shaer, A Bonsor, F Sequera, J Cane and L Foley.

GAME 2
Essex Arrows (12) vs Southampton Mustangs (8)

With Jerry Springer, the Westcliffe Rugby Club and Mrs Ricky Gadsby, the Mayor of Waltham Abbey on hand to watch game two of the double-header, Essex didn’t disappoint as they collected 14 hits on route to a 12-8 victory. Again the Arrows fell behind and trailed 5-2 after two innings and 7-5 after four. A big 5 run explosion in the bottom of the sixth inning propelled them to the win, their 18th without a loss this season. Centerfielder Edwin Alcantara launched a booming 2 run homer over the left field fence to highlight the inning offensively. It was Edwin’s third home run in 3 games and he leads the Arrows in that department. He also had two singles and a triple. Leftfielder Miguel Sarmiento banged out 2 doubles for Essex as they had 7 extra base hits for the game. The Arrows next play in the London Tournament in Croydon over the weekend of the 11-12th July. Their next regular season action is a double-header against the Sidewinders in Enfield on 19th July.

Game 2 Arrows were: F Sequera, J Blose, J Cane, B Johnson, R Chesterton, E Alcantara, L Louw, K Wilshere, L Castro, R Fonseca, L Foley, A Bonsor and M Sarmiento.

Sunday 21st June 2009

GAME 1
London Metros (1) vs Essex Arrows (13)
(Mercy Rule – 5 Innings)

Richard Chesterton pitched a one hitter, had 2 hits and drove in a run as the Essex Arrows captured the first game of their double-header against the host London Metros, 13-1 at Finsbury Park. The game ended after the 5th inning due to the mercy rule. Chesterton struckout six London batters, only a leadoff double in the third inning prevented him from completing the Arrows 2nd no-hitter of the season, Carlos Mancheno pitched the other one.
First baseman Dave Shaer drove in 3 runs on 2 hits, Franklin Sequera had an rbi triple among his 2 hits and Edwin Alcantara had 2 hits and scored twice as the Arrows banged out 10 hits. More from the hot-hitting Senor Alcantara in a moment!

Game 1 Arrows players were: J Blose, J Cane, B Johnson, R Chesterton, E Alcantara, K Wilshere, D Shaer, F Sequera, A Bonsor & L Foley.

GAME 2
London Metros (10) vs Essex Arrows (20)

In a wild second game, the Arrows fell behind 5-0 after two innings, but led by the booming bat of Edwin Alcantara, they stormed back for an emphatic 20-10 slugfest victory. Alcantara hit a homer to right center in the 3rd inning then launched a monster round tripper over the fence in left in the 7th, his second homer of the day that highlighted an 8 run 7th inning. Lance Louw matched Edwin in terms of offense going 4 for 5 with 2 doubles and driving in 2 runs. Franklin Sequera went 3 for 5, John Blose 2 for 3 and Richard Chesterton 3 for 5 as the Arrows improved their season record to a perfect 16-0. The incomparable chat show host and star of the West End Musical “Chicago” Jerry Springer was a guest base umpire for this game and the players got a kick out of having their pictures taken with him after the ballgame. We would like to thank Jerry for taking time out from his busy schedule to attend and umpire the second contest. By the way Jerry you were faultless and you can come back and umpire our games any time.

Game 2 Arrows were: F Sequera, J Blose, R Chesterton, Roberto Almanzar, E Alcantara, L Louw, M Sarmiento, B Johnson, L Castro, R Fonseca, L Foley & M Lara.
The Arrows play the Southampton Mustangs in a double-header at Townmead Field, Waltham Abbey next Sunday. First pitch is at 12 noon. Townmead will host the annual Waltham Abbey town show next Sunday and the team are hoping that they can attract some more support. Our friends at the Westcliff Rugby Club will be on hand and the Arrows hope to share a barbecue with their most loyal supporters after the game and Cllr. Mrs Ricky Gadsby, the Mayor of Waltham Abbey will be on hand to throw out the first pitch.

Sunday 31st May 2009

Game 1
Essex Arrows (10) vs. Richmond Knights (0)
(Mercy Rule – 5 innings)

Too bad there isn’t a Cy Young Award in British Baseball, if there were, Carlos Mancheno of the Essex Arrows would be first in line to receive it. Mancheno through a no-hitter and struck out 12 to win his 7 th straight game 10-0 on Sunday against the visiting Richmond Knights at Townmead Field, Waltham Abbey. The Arrows made 4 errors behind Mancheno but that didn’t detract from his dominance. Carlos drove in the first Arrows run with an RBI triple in the first inning and all but one of the Essex batters got at least one hit in the game. The Arrows scored 3 in the first, 4 in the second when they sent 8 men to the plate, 1 in the third and 2 in the fourth, the final run winning the game on the Mercy Rule.

Game 1 Arrows players were: J. Blose, B. Johnson, C. Mancheno, E. Alcantara, A. Bonsor, F. Sequera, R. Fonseca, R. Chesterton & L. Foley

Game 2
Essex Arrows (16) vs. Richmond Knights (0)
(Mercy Rule – 5 innings)

In the second game of the double header, Arrows starting pitcher, Richard Chesterton, tossed a 3 hit shut-out and was given plenty of run support as Essex ran out convincing winners 16-0. The game ended in the 5 th inning as the Mercy Rule was once again applied. The Arrows contributed 12 hits with Edwin Alcantara going 3 for 4 with 3 RBIs, Lance Louw 3 for 3, Richard Chesterton 2 for 4 with 2 RBIs and Miguel Sarmiento 2 for 4 with a run batted in. The top six Arrows batters scored 13 runs between them as the team completed its biggest shutout in recent years. The double header kept the Arrows undefeated on the season at 14 wins and no defeats.

Game 2 Arrows were: J. Blose, B. Johnson, M. Sarmiento, E. Alcantara, L. Louw, R. Chesterton, L. Castro, K. Wilshere, A. Bonsor, M. Lara, L. Foley, D. Shaer & F. Sequera.
Essex hope to maintain their impressive unbeaten record at Townmead Field next Sunday when they play the Bournemouth Sharks. First pitch is at 12 noon.

Sunday 24th May 2009

Game 1
Herts Eagles (1) vs Essex Arrows (5)

The Arrows Express keeps on rolling right along as the team completed another double-header sweep, 5-1 and 16-5 against the Herts Eagles in sunny Hemel Hempstead on Sunday. In the first game 5-1 victory, Carlos Mancheno limited Herts to only 2 hits, striking out 15 and drove in 2 runs with a double and a solo homer. Opposing pitcher Louis Hare pitched well after giving up Mancheno’s RBI double in the 1st Inning. Left fielder, Richard Chesterton, plated the Arrows 2nd run with an RBI single in the top of the 5th, but the Eagles responded with a run in the bottom of the 6th, a walk, a passed ball and an error gifting them their run. It stayed 2-1 Arrows till the top of the 7th when Mancheno lead off with a home run to left field for a 3-1 Essex lead. Alcantara grounded to short, Chesterton lined a hot shot right back to pitcher Hare who made a terrific reflex catch, Bonsor singled to right and came into score on a triple by Sequera who was injured on his head-first slide into 3rd. James Cane ran for Sequera and scored Essex’ final run on a wild pitch.
Game 1 Arrows players were: J. Blose, B. Johnson, C. Mancheno, E. Alcantara, A. Bonsor, J. Cane, F. Sequera, R. Fonseca,
M. Sarmiento, R. Chesterton & L. Foley

Game 2
Herts Eagles (5) vs Essex Arrows (16)
(6 innings - mercy rule)

The second game turned into a slugfest with the Arrows getting 15 hits and scoring 16 runs making them 16-5 winners. Arrows starting pitcher, Richard Chesterton, struck out 8 Eagles and went 2 for 3 at the plate, scoring 4 times. Big offensive contributions were also made by center fielder, Edwin Alcantara, who went 3 for 4 with a home run and 4 RBIs and shortstop Lance Louw, who despite injuring his hamstring running the bases went 3 for 3 and drove in 3 runs. The Arrows sent 9 men to the plate in the very first inning scoring 4 times and 12 men to the plate in the 5th when they scored 6 times. Alcantara hit his long homer over the right center field fence in the top of the 6th when the Arrows scored 3 times. Chesterton struck out 2 men in the bottom of the 6th to win the game for the Arrows on the mercy rule, 16-5.
Game 2 Arrows were: J. Blose, B. Johnson, M. Sarmiento, E. Alcantara, L. Louw, R. Chesterton, L. Castro, J. Cane, A. Bonsor, L. Foley &
F. Sequera.
The Arrows improved their perfect record on the season to 12-0 and next week sees them back home at Townmead Field for 2 games against the Richmond Knights – first pitch is at 12 noon.

Sunday 17th May, 2009

Game 1
Essex Arrows (11) vs Enfield Sidewinders (1)
(6 innings-mercy rule)

The Essex Arrows improved to 10-0 on the season as they swept a double header from the Sidewinders 11-1 and 8-2 on Sunday at Townmead Field, Waltham Abbey. The Arrows now have a 4 game lead over the Sidewinders in the AAA League Pool B Division. In Game 1 of the double dip, 1 st baseman, Adrian Bonsor, went 3 for 3, John Blose 2 for 3 and Franklin Sequera 2 for 3 with a triple to help the Arrows and their starting pitcher, Carlos Mancheno, to a Mercy Rule shortened 11-1 victory over the Sidewinders. Blose, who had a double among his two hits reached base 4 times and scored 3 runs. Bonsor and Sequera also dented home plate twice as the Arrows collected a total of 10 hits. Mancheno allowed only 1 hit, a first inning single and struck out 12. A highlight reel fielding play was made by 2nd baseman, Sequera in the 4th inning as he made a terrific diving stop and throw to deny an opponent a certain base hit.

Game 1 Arrows players were: J. Blose, B. Johnson, C. Mancheno, E. Alcantara, K. Wilshere, A. Bonsor, J. Cane, F. Sequera, R. Fonseca & L. Foley

Game 2
Essex Arrows (8) vs Enfield Sidewinders (2)

Lance Louw pitched 5 innings of 3 hit baseball and struck out 6 Sidewinders to win the 2nd game of the double header for the Arrows, 8-2. Essex trailed 2-1 until the bottom of the 3rd when John Blose lead off with a double, 2 outs later Edwin Alcantara and Louw singled and the Arrows had a lead they would never relinquish. The home team scored 2 more runs in the 4th and 5th innings and 1 more in the 6th to make the game safe. Hitting honours for the Arrows went to center fielder, Edwin Alcantara who singled 3 times and scored twice and to 3rd baseman, John Blose, who reached base 4 times and scored 4 times from the lead-off spot. Billy Johnson pitched the final 2 innings in relieve of Louw.

Game 2 Arrows were: J. Blose, B. Johnson, M. Sarmiento, E. Alcantara, L. Louw, S. Simmons, L. Castro, J. Cane, D. Shaer & F. Sequera.
Next Sunday the Arrows are on the road, playing a double header against the Herts Eagles at Hemel Hempstead. First pitch is at 11 a.m.

Sunday 10th May 2009

Game 1
Essex Arrows (10) Vs Oxford Kings (0)
(6 innings-mercy rule)

Starting pitcher Carlos Mancheno went 2 for 3, drove in 3 runs with a booming triple and pitched a 3 hit shutout as the Essex Arrows defeated the Oxford Kings 10-0 on Sunday at Townmead Field, Waltham Abbey. The game ended in the 6th Inning (the Mercy rule being applied) when Edwin Alcantara singled in the Arrows 10th run. All facets of the game were on excellent display for the Arrows, fine defense, clutch hitting and impressive pitching. Catcher Rudi Fonseca had a big triple in Essex’ 3 run 4 th Inning that made the score 4-0. The Arrows strung together 6 hits and a walk in their 6-run 6th Inning, the big blow the 3 run triple by Mancheno.

Game 1 Arrows players were: J. Blose, B. Johnson, C. Mancheno, E. Alcantara, K. Wilshere, A. Bonsor, D. Shaer, F. Sequera, R. Fonseca & L. Foley

Game 2
Essex Arrows (9) Vs Oxford Kings (8)
(8 innings)

Shortstop Steve Simmons lined a walk-off single to left center in the bottom of the 8 th Inning to give the Essex Arrows a thrilling 9-8 victory over Oxford in the second game of the double header. Simmons’ hit made a winner of Billy Johnson who had come on to pitch in relief of starter Lance Louw and Carlos Mancheno. Johnson’s relief work was key as the Kings started the contest well, taking a 6-2 lead after 2 innings. Essex battled back in the bottom of the 3rd, turning hits from Sarmiento, Alcantara, Louw, Simmons, Castro and Lara into 3 runs for a 6-5 score. Oxford went further ahead in the top of the 4th, 2 hits and an error plated 2 runs and the visitors led 8-5. Back came the Arrows in the bottom of the 4th as Luis Castro drove in 2 runs with a single and the Arrows trailed by only 1. It stayed that way till the bottom of the 6th, with Essex needing a run to tie. Edwin Alcantara, a thorn in Oxford’s side all day with his hitting, led off the inning with a single, second baseman Adrian Bonsor sacrificed him into scoring position with a bunt. Alcantara stole 3rd base and came into score the trying run on a throwing error by the King’s catcher. With Johnson throwing quality stuff from the mound, the Kings could not score in the 7th or 8th. In the bottom of the 8th, the Arrows looked like they’d miss out again in an attempt to win the game as Billy Johnson flew out to left field and Miguel Sarmiento struck out, but Alcantara was safe on an error and Bonsor walked, Simmons then came through with his dramatic game winner and Essex were winners of a heart-stopping game 9-8. The Arrows maintained their perfect won/loss record on the season, improving to 8-0.
Game 2 Arrows were: J. Blose, B. Johnson, M. Sarmiento, E. Alcantara, L. Louw, A. Bonsor, S. Simmons, L. Castro, M. Lara, J. Cane, L. Foley, D. Shaer & K. Wilshere.
Next Sunday the Arrows are home again against their neighborhood rivals the Enfield Sidewinders. Again first pitch is at 12 noon.

Sunday May 3rd, 2009

Game 1
Burgess Hill Redhats (3) Vs Essex Arrows (7)
(8 innings)

The Essex Arrows scored 4 runs in the top of the 8th inning to defeat the Burgess Hill Redhats 7-3 in the first game of a pulsating double-header played at Pavilion Field, Brighton on Sunday.
The Redhats managed just 2 hits off Essex starter Carlos Mancheno but held a 3-2 lead after the 3rd inning. With one out in the Arrows 4th, catcher Rudi Fonseca singled, stole 2nd and 3rd and scored the tying run on Luke Foley’s double. The game stayed tied until the top of the 8th, first baseman Adrian Bonsor led off with a base hit up the middle, Franklin Sequera was hit by a pitch and after a couple of stolen bases and two infield outs, John Blose and Billy Johnson singled, Carlos Mancheno reached 1st base safely after striking out and when all the dust had cleared the Arrows had 4 runs. Lance Louw came on in the bottom of the 8th inning to shut down the home team for a pulsating Essex victory.

Game 1 Arrows players were: J Blose, B Johnson, C Mancheno, E Alcantara, K Wilshere, A Bonsor, F Sequera, R Fonseca, L Foley and L Louw.

Game 2
Burgess Hill Redhats (3) Vs Essex Arrows (7)

Cheered on by youngsters from the Westcliffe Rugby Football Club who had been playing on a field next to Pavilion Field, the Arrows took the second game of the double-header by an identical 7-3 score.
Lance Louw was the starting pitcher for the Arrows and although he wasn’t ‘sharp’ he gave up only one hit, walks and a big outfield error led to Burgess Hill’s 3 runs.
Essex blew the game wide open in the top of the 3rd inning scoring 6 runs. The big blows were a 2 run double by Edwin Alcantara and a 3 run homer by Louw over the right centre field fence. The Arrows scored their final run in the top of the 7th inning, three Essex batters were hit by a pitch in the inning contributing to the insurance run.
Billy Johnson who had taken over the pitching from Louw earlier in the game, set the Redhats down 1,2,3 in the bottom of the inning to nail down the win.
Arrows 1st baseman Adrian Bonsor said afterward, “the Westcliffe kids were great, they really got into the game, cheering and yelling for us. It’s great to have fans from your home county, (Essex), rooting for you. We want to thank the kids for their support. I’ve not experienced anything like that since I played in an amateur tournament in the States some years ago!”.

Game 2 Arrows players were: J Blose, B Johnson, C Mancheno, E Alcantara, L Louw, L Castro, F Sequera, J Cane, L Foley and A Bonsor.
Next Sunday the Arrows play the Oxford Kings at Townmead Field, Waltham Abbey. First pitch is at 12 noon.

Sunday 26th April 2009

Game 1
Essex Arrows (10) vs London Metros (0)
(Mercy rule after 6 innings)

Carlos Mancheno and Lance Louw combined to pitch a 3 hit shutout, third baseman Billy Johnson had 3 hits, 2 RBI and scored twice, while Edwin Alcantara and Mancheno had 2 hits apiece as the Essex Arrows defeated the London Metros 10-0 in the first game of a double-header at Townmead Field, Waltham Abbey on Sunday.
Mancheno struck out 12 batters to win his 2 nd game of the season; he now has 25 strikeouts in his first 2 starts, (he struck out 13 Richmond batters in his previous start). The Arrows were in full control of the game, scoring 6 times in the 5th inning. Simmons, Bonsor and Sequera also contributed with key hits. Louw came on to pitch in relief of Mancheno in the 6th and closed out the game, striking out 2 batters in the inning.

Game 1 Arrows were: J. Blose, B. Johnson, C. Mancheno, L. Louw, E. Alcantara, S. Simmons, A. Bonsor, L. Foley, J. Cane, R. Fonseca and F. Sequera

Game 2
Essex Arrows (6) Vs London Metros (5)

Arrows third baseman Billy Johnson tripled in a run, walked twice, stole 4 bases and scored 3 runs to help Essex to a 6-5 victory over London in the 2nd game of the double-header.
Johnson also became the winning pitcher, taking the mound after the Metros had tied the game at 4-4 in the 4th inning. The 5th inning saw the Arrows push across 2 runs to take a 6-4 lead but the visitors caused a slight scare when they scored a run in the top of the 7th. Mancheno, Castro, Wilshere and Sequera had the other hits for Essex in a game where hits were hard to come by, each team having only 5. The Arrows improved to 4-0 on the season and lead Pool 2 of the BBF AAA League by one game over Herts Eagles and the Enfield Sidewinders.

Game 2 Arrows were: J. Blose, B. Johnson, C. Mancheno, L. Louw, E. Alcantara, L. Castro, K. Wilshere, B. Marchant, F. Sequera, J. Cane, S. Simmons and M. Sarmiento.
Next Sunday the Arrows hit the road to play a double-header with the Burgess Hill Redhats in Brighton.

Sunday 19th April, 2009

Game 1 (Opening Day)
Richmond Knights (1) Vs Essex Arrows (7)

Don’t tell Carlos Mancheno that all he can do is pitch, the Arrows starting pitcher belted a 2 run homer over the left field fence in the first inning to start the Essex Arrows on their way to a 7-1 opening day victory over host Richmond at Ham Field on Sunday. Mancheno drove in 2 more runs with a base hit later in the game. Carlos was no slouch on the mound either as he limited the Knights to 1 run on 3 hits, walking only 2 and striking out 12 in a superb complete game performance.
Third baseman Billy Johnson collected 3 hits, stole 3 bases, scored 3 times and first baseman Adrian Bonsor and second baseman Steve Simmons had 2 hits apiece to contribute to the Arrows 10 hit attack.
The Arrows played errorless ball with Luke Foley making some fine plays in the outfield. The Arrows held a 2-1 advantage until the 6th when they scored 3 times extending their lead and pushed across 2 insurance runs in the 7th to put the game away. Not that Carlos needed the extra runs, his masterful pitching bewildered the Knights hitters the entire game. Yes, the guy can pitch but he’s also pretty good with the lumber!

Game 1 Arrows players were: John Blose, Franklin Sequera, Billy Johnson, Carlos Mancheno, Kerry Wilshire, Steve Simmons, Adrian Bonsor, Rudi Fonseca and Luke Foley.

Game 2
Richmond Knights (12) Vs Essex Arrows (16)

The second game of the double-header was one of the most exciting games in Arrows history although excruciating to watch at times as the Arrows battled back from 5-2, 7-3, 10-5 and 11- 8 deficits to win 16-12 in 8 innings. Essex scored 3 runs in the top of the 7th inning to tie the score at 11. Adrian Bonsor pinch-hitting coaxed a walk and after Rudi Fonseca pinch ran for Bonsor, Luke Foley forced Fonseca at 2nd base with an infield groundout. The Arrows were 2 outs away from defeat but they proceeded to score 3 runs and the game was suddenly tied. Pitching in relief of Luke Foley, (who was making his first ever start for Essex on the mound) and Billy Johnson, Carlos Mancheno held Richmond scoreless in the bottom of the 7th and set the stage for more dramatics in the 8th.
The Arrows scored 5 times in the 8th to take their first lead of the ballgame, Mancheno allowed Richmond only a single run in the bottom of the 8th and everyone in the Arrows dugout could let out a huge sigh of relief! Hitting honours in the ballgame for the Arrows went to Luke Foley who hit his first ever home run for the Arrows over the fence in left and to John Blose who also homered to left field. Blose had 4 hits and 3 rbi, Foley 3 hits and 3 rbi, Kerry Wilshire got 3 hits and Billy Johnson had 2 hits and an rbi.
The Arrows mustered 16 hits but didn’t help their cause by committing 9 errors, these contributed to 7 of the Knights 12 runs. It was an incredible ballgame, played in an atmosphere you could cut with a knife. Arrows Manager Luis Castro who played first base in the game and doubled in 5 at bats was very happy with the way the team stuck to it’s task of getting back into the game, especially the ‘wild’ 7th inning that laid the foundation for the win. “The guys played great today, both games, the errors I can do without but I’m thrilled with how we battled back in the second game, not just once but many times” he said as he delivered his team talk after the game.

Game 2 Arrows players were: John Blose, Franklin Sequera Billy Johnson, Carlos Mancheno, Kerry Wilshire, Mario Lara, Luis Castro, James Cane, Adrian Bonsor, Luke Foley and Rudi Fonseca.