Locks Heath Cricket Club

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Locks Heath Cricket Club are a family friendly club based in Locks Heath, Hampshire, and offer cricket to all ages from 6 - 66.  We currently run three sides in the Hampshire Leagues, the 1st team play in division 1 and are aiming for promotion into the Southern Premier League, the 2nd team play in division four and with the 3rd team in regional South East 3  we cator for all abilitiy levels.  We also run a 'friendly' side 'The Heathens' with fixtures on Sundays all through out the season.

We are very proud of our thriving colts sections providing cricket for ages 6 - 15 in a safe friendly environment.  With approximatley 80 members at present we offer an inclusive environment where all are encouraged to come and enjoy training and are given the opportunity to play in the South East Hampshire Leagues.  We have teams entered at Under 9, 11, 13 and 15.  Where numbers suit we will enter multiple teams to ensure every body is given a fair go.

If you would like to come and join us please get in touch through our contact pages!

Last Updated on Thursday, 07 May 2009 12:22
 

Further funding boost for Locks Heath Cricket Club

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Locks Heath Cricket Club (LHCC) has received a further £1,000 grant from ExxonMobil as part of its Volunteer Involvement Programme (VIP).

The award is support for a contribution made to local youth sport orchestrated by Bob Hughes, who works for ExxonMobil at Fawley and whose sons, James, 16, and William, 10, play for LHCC in the men’s and U11 sides respectively. 

Bob, who manages the U11 team, successfully applied for a grant from the company’s VIP in 2007 and 2008. The Programme recognises the contributions of time and energy made to local community groups and is open to ExxonMobil employees and their families. James, who qualified as an ECB level 1 coach in spring, works with younger players for several training sessions each week. 

“I carried on as U11 manager because I enjoyed managing the U9s previously,” said Bob, “and wanted to see how they progressed on moving up to the next level, when the game changes. They are a talented and committed group of youngsters – plus I receive excellent parental support with scoring and umpiring.” 

LHCC will use the ExxonMobil funding for a mixture of repairs to the nets at the Warsash Road grounds and to help with equipment costs for the U16s, who conclude their time as Colts when the club travels to Jersey on tour in July to compete against three local teams. 

With players ranging from U9 to U16 (U15 for leagues) and three men’s teams, the highly successful club has South East Hants district players at every age level.

Club chairman Jeremy Wilkinson said: “We are tremendously grateful for this further funding and the hard work put in by Bob and James in running the U11 side and encouraging the young players who will be our next generation.”

 

Last Updated on Sunday, 17 May 2009 20:12
 
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