Super 1s

The Lords Taverners Super 1s programme gives young people aged 12-25 with a disability the chance to play regular competitive cricket while improving confidence and independence.

Hampshire Cricket Board runs a number of Super 1s sessions around the county where young people can recieve free coaching, compete against their peers and enjoy the benefits of playing sport.

How does it help young people?

• Provides young people with a chance to realise their potential, both on and off the pitch
• Improves participants physical and mental well-being
• Combats loneliness by taking part in regular competitive sport
• Gives a sense of belonging as they make friends and gain skills for life such as confidence and independence
• Engagement in a variety of workshops allows crucial life-skills to be learnt
• Progression for young people from participant to role model, whether as a player, coach or volunteer.

Super 1s Adders:

The Adders is the all-female softball disability team where players involved vary in age from 12-30 years old. The team meets every Sunday to train at Fair Oak CC throughout the Summer months. 

As well as competing at Hampshire's W10 Utilita Bowl Festival, the group meet socially.

If you would like to hear more about the Addders, please email Michael Powell.

Find a weekly Super 1s Hub near you:

You can now take a virtual tour of all of our Super 1s venues and hear about the activity from coaches and participants.