Park's return to the Comp was welcomed by many other clubs as all four teams prepared for a fresh start in 2012.

Things could not have gone any better for them when the first, second and third teams all won their respective leagues in what proved to be one of the most successful seasons in the club's history.
The 1st XI held on to top spot in Division Two from June onwards with Stenhouse instrumental with the ball again as he took 70 wickets, a feat which saw him later named the Liverpool Comp Bowler of the Year.
However it was his batting that clinched the title as his unbeaten half century helped Park beat Burscough on the final day of the season.
The 2nd XI also strolled to their second consecutive title victory while the 3rd XI finally ended their 50-year hunt for trophy success as they won their league under former first team captain Ken Crofton.
The Under 20s also performed well making it to the final of the Liverpool Comp Under 20 Knockout Cup only to lose a close game to Rainhill.

With the Premier League in their sight, Park's ambitions were made clear in 2013 when they welcomed back former players Chris Foran, Mike Barnes and Adrian Kinsey.
However the key signing of experienced spinner Robbie Houghton was to prove crucial in what turned out to be another lucrative year for the club.

The first team went from strength to strength as they produced some excellent results to help them stay top of the First Division.
While the likes of Barnes, Kinsey and Adam Liu contributed useful runs, Stenhouse and Houghton forged a dynamic bowling partnership as the pair shared 139 wickets over the course of the league season.
Park also performed well in the Cheshire Cup as they reached the semi-finals for the first time since 1996 only to suffer a humiliating ten wicket defeat against old adversaries Chester Boughton Hall.

Back-to-back promotion was then clinched with two games to go as Stenhouse claimed eight dismissals against Liverpool to lead his team to the Premier League.
The championship was then secured on the final day when Houghton struck a stunning century to help his team to victory at Wigan.
The 2nd XI made it a hat-trick of title wins under Mark Evans though the 3rd XI narrowly missed out on winning their division.

Park's first season in the Liverpool Comp Premier League saw them finish in a satisfactory seventh place.
However they would find themselves being overshadowed by the remarkable effort made by the second team as they landed a fourth championship success on the bounce by clinching the 2nd XI Premier Division.
They were unable to make it a double as they lost the Chester Cup final to local rivals Wallasey.
History was made by the 4th XI as they landed their first trophy success by winning the First Division title.

Despite their respective mid-table position, the first team lost the services of Stenhouse whose four-year reign as captain ended with him moving to Bootle.
Batsman Chris Davies took charge for the 2015 season and managed to bring in quality players like Luke Camden and the Sri Lankan all-rounder Ian Daniel.
The latter showed his class with both bat and ball as he scored over 900 runs in all competitions and took 50 wickets.
Park were involved in some thrilling games that year which included a memorable away win at National T20 champions Chester Boughton Hall in the Liverpool Echo Knockout Competition.
They also pulled off their highest ever run chase victory as they chased down Lytham's total of 258 to seal a sensational win.
Records continued to tumble in the final game of the season as the departing Rob Houghton pulled off the remarkable feat of taking his 1000th Liverpool Comp wicket in a defeat by Highfield.
Despite that loss, Park finished up in a commendable sixth place.

Unfortunately the loss of key players like Houghton and Daniel left Park in dire straits throughout 2016 as they suffered one of their worst seasons to finish bottom and be relegated from the Premier League.
They will look to bounce back quickly in 2017 when they compete in the First Division.
Park's return to the Comp was welcomed by many other clubs as all four teams prepared for a fresh start in 2012.
Things could not have gone any better for them when the first, second and third teams all won their respective leagues in what proved to be one of the most successful seasons in the club's history. The 1st XI held on to top spot in Division Two from June onwards with Stenhouse instrumental with the ball again as he took 70 wickets, a feat which saw him later named the Liverpool Comp Bowler of the Year. However it was his batting that clinched the title as his unbeaten half century helped Park beat Burscough on the final day of the season. The 2nd XI also strolled to their second consecutive title victory while the 3rd XI finally ended their 50-year hunt for trophy success as they won their league under former first team captain Ken Crofton. The Under 20s also performed well making it to the final of the Liverpool Comp Under 20 Knockout Cup only to lose a close game to Rainhill.
With the Premier League in their sight, Park's ambitions were made clear in 2013 when they welcomed back former players Chris Foran, Mike Barnes and Adrian Kinsey. However the key signing of experienced spinner Robbie Houghton was to prove crucial in what turned out to be another lucrative year for the club.
The first team went from strength to strength as they produced some excellent results to help them stay top of the First Division. While the likes of Barnes, Kinsey and Adam Liu contributed useful runs, Stenhouse and Houghton forged a dynamic bowling partnership as the pair shared 139 wickets over the course of the league season. Park also performed well in the Cheshire Cup as they reached the semi-finals for the first time since 1996 only to suffer a humiliating ten wicket defeat against old adversaries Chester Boughton Hall.
Back-to-back promotion was then clinched with two games to go as Stenhouse claimed eight dismissals against Liverpool to lead his team to the Premier League. The championship was then secured on the final day when Houghton struck a stunning century to help his team to victory at Wigan. The 2nd XI made it a hat-trick of title wins under Mark Evans though the 3rd XI narrowly missed out on winning their division.
Park's first season in the Liverpool Comp Premier League saw them finish in a satisfactory seventh place. However they would find themselves being overshadowed by the remarkable effort made by the second team as they landed a fourth championship success on the bounce by clinching the 2nd XI Premier Division. They were unable to make it a double as they lost the Chester Cup final to local rivals Wallasey. History was made by the 4th XI as they landed their first trophy success by winning the First Division title.
Despite their respective mid-table position, the first team lost the services of Stenhouse whose four-year reign as captain ended with him moving to Bootle. Batsman Chris Davies took charge for the 2015 season and managed to bring in quality players like Luke Camden and the Sri Lankan all-rounder Ian Daniel. The latter showed his class with both bat and ball as he scored over 900 runs in all competitions and took 50 wickets. Park were involved in some thrilling games that year which included a memorable away win at National T20 champions Chester Boughton Hall in the Liverpool Echo Knockout Competition. They also pulled off their highest ever run chase victory as they chased down Lytham's total of 258 to seal a sensational win. Records continued to tumble in the final game of the season as the departing Rob Houghton pulled off the remarkable feat of taking his 1000th Liverpool Comp wicket in a defeat by Highfield. Despite that loss, Park finished up in a commendable sixth place.
Unfortunately the loss of key players like Houghton and Daniel left Park in dire straits throughout 2016 as they suffered one of their worst seasons to finish bottom and be relegated from the Premier League. They will look to bounce back quickly in 2017 when they compete in the First Division.
Birkenhead Park Cricket Club