Graham was formerly cricket secretary of the SYSCL, and before that he spent over fifty years at Elsecar CC. Graham was introduced to cricket early, having been born into a strong cricketing family, and remembers selling programmes at the 1963 Yorkshire Council final. He enjoyed a successful playing career, captaining the 1st, 2nd and 3rd XIs before becoming chairman and financial secretary. He was part of the 1998 Yorkshire Council winning team and says that the highlight of his time at Elsecar was the 2014 Yorkshire Champions Trophy win. Outside cricket, Graham has been involved in an amateur theatrical group for over forty years, and before retirement spent all his working career in accountancy. He is married with a grown-up daughter and son, and has three grandchildren. 

Richard runs one of South Yorkshire's leading public relations and social media agencies, so brings with him a wealth of experience in this area. As a former professional footballer with Leeds United and Hull City, Richard has had sport as a central part of his life including being The Star's Olympic Games correspondent at London 2012. However, cricket is his passion and he follows the fortunes of his two children, who play at a representative level and for Rotherham Town, where he is cricket committee secretary. 

Richard has been involved in cricket for over 30 years, starting as a scorer, then playing as a 12-year old for Forgemasters CC. He has nearly 20 years of service on cricket club committees, in a variety of different roles. In 2015, he was closely involved in the merger of the Whiston and Forgemasters clubs to create Whiston Forge CC, of which he is now chairman. Richard became a level 2 coach, influencing a career change that saw him leave the steelworks after 22 years to take up a job training apprentices. Richard looks forward to contributing towards making the merger a success. 

Linzey Scothern was formerly on the SYSCL committee, and is the YCSPL trophy steward and sits on its events sub-committee. Linzey played cricket from the age of eleven for Wincobank and then Rotherham. During19 years with the Royal Navy as a weapons engineer, he played for the Navy and combined services, in addition to club cricket in Dorset. On his return to Sheffield he played for Shiregreen, Aston Hall and Wincobank. Linzey has been involved in cricket administration since 1982 and qualified as an umpire in 1995. His final playing accolade was to captain a Sheffield League over 60s side against a visiting Australian XI in 2007. Linzey worked for 30 years in robotics, across Europe, Africa and the middle East, being based in Switzerland for 10 years before his retirement. 

Nelson Windle is the regular representative of the League's Equity & Diversity Group on the League Executive Board. He is third team captain at Whitley Hall CC. After spending 14 years at Sheffield Caribbean, he has been with Whitley Hall for the last seven. Nelson says that, “I want to make the game I love to be accessible to everyone no matter their race, religion, gender or culture.” Off the field, Nelson is an engineer for Sheffield-based B. Braun Medical, one of the world's leading providers and manufacturers of healthcare solutions. Nelson specialises in the repair and maintenance of surgical endoscopes and infusion pumps. His other sporting love is football, and he is a season ticket holder at Bramall Lane.