HISTORY TIMELINE
1897 - Ashton on Mersey Cricket and Tennis Club established at Atkinson Road, Sale
Ground moved to Carrington Moss
Ground moved to Little Ees Lane, land leased from owner.
Meadow flattened to create cricket pitch
(2nd April) - Club purchases the current site (The Beets) for £500.
Two army huts bought - Beginnings of Pavilion
Water and Electricity services first supplied to building
1946 - AOM joins Manchester Association Cricket League
1948 - Existing Shale Tennis Courts Opened
Tornado rips through Clubhouse causing £1,250 damage
Manchester Association Champions (Stockton Trophy)
Clubhouse destroyed by fire - rebuilding cost £6,000
Pavillion extended
SW Manchester Division 1 Tennis Champions (1st team)
Salford Youth Cricket Association Under 14 Cup Winners
Clubhouse destroyed by Fire - rebuilding cost £120,000
Existing brick built Clubhouse opened
Water and electrical services replaced costing £5,549
Little Ees Lane (formerly a pot hole mud track) concreted for 1st time
South Manchester Junior Cricket League Under 15s League Champions
Division 2B Champions (Manchester Association Edward Barton Trophy)
Major refurbishment program including creating a stage and Pool Room
Division 1B Champions (Manchester Association Stockton Trophy)
Burtonwood Brewery Trophy Winners (Manchester Association)
Division 1B Champions (Manchester Association Presidents Trophy)
AOM leaves Manchester Association and joins Cheshire County League
South Manchester Junior Cricket League Under 18s Cup Winners
Covered pitches at the Beets as Mobile covers Roll in
Meller Braggins Cheshire Cricket League Division 2 Champions
Meller Braggins Cheshire Cricket League "Club of the Year"
Score-box opened
Meller Braggins Cheshire Cricket League Division 1 Champions
Meller Braggins Cheshire Cricket League Division A runners up (2nd X1)
Solar Photo-Voltaic & Thermal installed on clubhouse roof.
Three lane practice net facility installed
Outbuilding (score-box and garage) destroyed by Fire
Cheshire Shield Winners (1st X1)
TACS Partnership Cheshire Cricket League Division A champions (2nd X1)
TACS Partnership Cheshire Cricket League "Club of the Year"
TACS Partnership Cheshire Cricket League Division A champions (2nd X1)
Ladies Team Established
Extension to bar lounge and new score-box built.