Hong Kong Cricket Club ... Linking with the Hong Kong Community
The Hong Kong Cricket Club (HKCC), founded in 1851, is the second oldest Sports and Family Club in Hong Kong. Over the past century, other than providing sports and recreation activities to our Club Members, promoting Cricket in Hong Kong and supporting the community have been the HKCC's major goals.
FACILITIES BOOKING
The Hong Kong Cricket Club's facilities are available to our Club members as well as non-members (who as a group), should apply through a recognized organisation who will use the appropriate recognized channels of communication.
Club Address: 137 Wong Nai Chung Gap Road
Telephone: 3511-8678 / 3511-8668
Email: hkcc@hkcc.org / events@hkcc.org
Application Details
The Gappers - Junior Cricket Training Programme
The Gappers junior development programme is held at HKCC and is available to both members and non-members of the club. The programme is overseen by the Head Coach and several well-credentialled professional coaches and a large team of parent assistants help to implement it and make it an enjoyable learning experience. More than 350 boys and girls face off in four age-group sessions each Saturday morning between September to March last season. Special cricket camps are also run for promising youngsters. Juniors from as young as 4 are taught how to hold a bat and throw a ball, while fast-growing league competitions at U-11, U-13, U-15 and more recently, U-17 level, help to ensure the development of cricketers through to the adult competitions. Youngsters up to the age of 14 are eligible for Junior Gappers. For older children, mid-week coaching is available on an invitation basis.
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ELITE YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME
Open to females and males aged between 12 years and less than 18 years of age, whose parents are not Members of the HKCC. Applications will be considered for the Elite Youth Sporting Scholarship programme sponsored by the HKCC Sporting Convenor responsible for the nominated sport.
Selected candidates must be serious about playing sport, with aspirations of playing at the national level. In addition to a high potential of playing skills. Successful candidates must also consistently demonstrate good sportsmanship.
CRICKET SPORTING SCHOLARSHIPS
HKCC has offered an 'Elite Youth Sporting Scholarship Programme' to youth cricketers in Hong Kong since Year 2005. The purpose of these Scholarships are to help the selected individuals develop holistic cricketing skills under the tutelage of HKCC's two in-house professional cricket coaches who are charged with running the HKCC's 'Cricket Scholarship Programme'.
This Programme has been extended to youth cricketers in Mainland China and is supported by the Chinese Cricket Association (CCA).
SPORTING MEMBERSHIP / JUNIOR SPORTING MEMBERSHIP
Premier Sports Players who are able to gain a place in one of our main sports teams (cricket, lawn bowls, netball, rugby, squash or tennis) may obtain accelerated Sporting Membership or Junior Sporting Membership on the recommendation of the appropriate Sports convener concerned.
For Inquiry for more details, please do not hesitate to contact the Membership Secretary, Ms. Clara Hung, on 3511-8616 or email to clarahung@hkcc.org during normal office hours. We are always most willing to meet with potential Members and to show them our facilities.
COMMUNITY EVENTS AT THE CLUB
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The Most Recent
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May 2013
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CMAA
9th May 2013
23 of the China section of Club Managers Association of America visited the Club on 9th May.
Senior members of staff conducted the Group on a Tour of our Club premises. They were very interested in all aspects of our management operations, sports and activities – in particular, the Cricket Centre of Excellence, where Head Cricket Coach, Mark Wright, was pleased to give them a detailed initiation into the game of cricket.
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The Previous Community Events
"Students Real Life Experience" for Hong Kong Educational Institutions
Dreamflight
GREEN ENVIRONMENT
HKCC has achieved the 'Class of Excellence' award for green management from the HK Productivity Council since 2008.
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Last updated : 15 June 2013 09:29