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during World War II and who had built a home in Holetown immediately after the War. It was Tree who bought the four acre sugar cane field from Trents Plantation and gave it to the people of Holetown in perpetuity so that the "young men of the village could have somewhere to express themselves through
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At the inaugural meeting on 11 November 1958, Simmons became Founder President and Carew Founder Vice-President; first secretary was DaCosta Denny and Michael Simmons, son of the president, was elected first Treasurer. The first cricket captain was Luther Francis; first football captain was Michael
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Maple Club was founded in 1958 by a group of young men, most of whom had been already members of the Holetown Methodist Men's Fellowship. The Reverend Kenneth G Swanston had been responsible for the formation of the Fellowship at the nearby Methodist Chapel, but when the Trents Social Centre was
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established in 1957, the Fellowship moved its meetings into the Centre. Thereafter, the young members who had played their various sports only at their respective schools and at the small, uneven Holetown Elementary School's play ground, invited retired Police Captain Eustace Simmons and former
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and it expected to participate in other sports during 1959 and beyond, it did not name any sport in its official name. The name "Maple Club" was preferred over "Holetown Club" so as to invite participation of youngsters from other nearby districts.
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A fairly comprehensive early history of the Club is provided in pages 177 - 187 of "HOLETOWN BARBADOS, Settlement revisited", a book published in 2004 by the youngest founder member of Maple Club, Morris
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with the home ground at Trents playing fields. The club emblem is the maple leaf. Its colours have always been black and white with the green maple leaf emblem. The club motto is
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Simmons and first netball captain was June Carew. Maple's first and only Patron was Hon.
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Within five years of its founding Maple was dominant at ladies
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competition in 2008 and went on to compete in the 2009
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Notable cricketers from Maple in recent years include
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Index

Maple Cricket Club
BCA
Barbados
cricket
Barbados Cricket Association
Holetown
Saint James
football
West Indies
George Carew
Ronald Tree
Winston Churchill
netball
field hockey
John Shepherd
Kent
West Indies
Keith Boyce
Essex
Wycliffe Phillips
Gloucestershire
Barbados
Scotland
limited overs cricket
E. W. Swanton Cup
Twenty20
West Indies Players' Association
Trinidad
Kemar Roach
Kirk Edwards

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