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.
Two weeks ago, the Hampshire Cricket Board held its annual community cricket festival, 'Hawks Fest,' a celebration of the county's thriving 'Urban' cricket programmes. The event, which took place in Southampton, brought together 120 young people aged 7-19 from across Southampton, Portsmouth, and Basingstoke.
A series of recent events provided women with an exciting opportunity to try hard ball cricket in a supportive and enjoyable environment. These sessions were designed to help women transition from softball cricket to hard ball, with equipment generously provided by Serious Cricket through Hampshire Cricket Board (HCB).
ECB Coach Development supports the development of coaches at all levels of the game, to ensure they’re able to provide players with the best possible experience of playing cricket and the necessary skills, knowledge and understanding of the game to help them fulfil their potential.
All of the courses are designed around the players you work with and their stage of development.
Last week participants across our Disability Programme were invited to Avon Tyrrell Outdoor Activity Centre for the annual Lords Taverners Residential, along with various other Counties from around the Country.
Led by Hampshire Cricket Board, over 70 children attended an event on Friday 26th July in Milton, which was designed to give children exposure to the sport that they may not have tried before. Through the ECB funded Dynamos programme, children were provided with a day of free Cricket, where they also received a shirt.
Led by Hampshire Cricket Board, over 70 children attended an event on Friday 26th July in Milton, which was designed to give children exposure to the sport that they may not have tried before. Through the ECB funded Dynamos programme, children were provided with a day of free Cricket, where they also received a shirt.
