We’re now looking for two enthusiastic and motivated coaches to join our friendly team. We want to hear from people who can bring energy and a genuine passion for sport to every session. Working across schools and community settings, you’ll play a key role in making a lasting difference to young people, their families, and the wider cricket community.
The Hampshire Association of Cricket Officials (HACO) Spring Education Programme is set to begin, offering a range of courses to support umpires at various levels. Whether you're a player stepping in for a few overs, a club umpire looking to build confidence, or someone keen to support Women's Softball Cricket (W10), there's a session for you.
Hampshire’s Lucy Tillotson has been recognised on the national stage, as she was named as the winner of ECB’s prestigious National Cricket Collective Inspired to Play award.
Are you an ECB ACO-accredited Level 1 scorer looking to expand your experience? This course is designed for those considering scoring matches for multiple clubs and taking on new, longer formats of the game. While it does not cover additional scoring techniques, it focuses on the essential planning, preparation, and additional duties a scorer may need to perform away from their home club.
The Level 4 Sports Coach Apprenticeship will assist with coaching and community engagement across all HCB’s programmes and projects. The role is aimed at a coach who would like to broaden their knowledge across a variety of delivery areas but will specialise in School Sport Coaching. The apprenticeship will focus on the acceleration of sustainable mastery of children’s psychomotor skills and wider physical education standards.
If you're ready to take your game to the next level, come along to our D40 Disability Cricket training sessions at the Utilita Bowl Indoor School this February and March. This opportunity is open to anyone with a disability who plays hardball cricket within their respective clubs and wants to get involved in the County Disability Cricket setup.
This is a valuable opportunity for cricket clubs to send their new or existing Safeguarding Officers to face-to-face training sessions. These sessions are an essential part of clubs' ongoing commitment to safeguarding within the game of cricket.
