New York’s #1 Youth Cricket Program Participated at Bed-Stuy Youth Initiative
Cricket Let’s Play USA at Kingston Park, New York
New York’s #1 Youth Cricket Program Participated at Bed-Stuy Youth Initiative
Cricket Let’s Play USA at Kingston Park, New York
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National youth tournament endorsed by West Indian Legend Alvin Kallicharran
Cricket an interactive alternative towards achieving educational goals
By Cameron Tradell,
Junior entry-level programs have a few different outcomes for the participants. Creating fun, inclusive learning environments is extremely important. The kids want to turn up every week if you can deliver on the experience.
This is only half the job. Ensuring the participants are learning vital skills to confidently and competently progress from entry-level fundamental skills programs into modified formats of the game is critical. Kids want to play the real thing as soon as possible.
Sometimes while we put the content of the programs together, with the best of intentions, we teach skills out of context of cricket. A game such a rapid fire we think is a game to teach batting. The fact is that the skill transfer between hitting a stationary ball off a tee and hitting a moving ball is minimal at best.
This is of course a great game, yet we have to mix it in with ample activities that have kids learning to track a moving ball, move into a position to hit the ball with a free swing of the bat, and of course hit the ball. We watch kids smash balls off tees and it’s easy to believe that they are ready to play cricket. The fact is they have to develop their motor skills to work in unison with a moving target.
The skills taught in activities to then transfer to game relevance is critical in the learning process. A way to gauge if the skill is appropriate or applicable is to think of how it is used in a game of cricket. Isolate the skill in context of how it is used in the game and then build activities around it to give it relevance to cricket. For example, once juniors become proficient at hitting a moving ball, add in hitting into space, then running between the wickets etc.
So while developing quality batting sessions don’t forget to challenge the kids, often, to hit a moving ball. The skill transfer from activity to game is far greater and the kids will be better prepared once they graduate to a modified or competitive format.
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EASTERN AMERICAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION 2014
Power 40 First Division
Rank Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Points Net RR For Against
1 Big Apple CC 11 11 0 0 0 55 2.23 2355/375.2 1760/435.0
2 Richmond Hill CC 11 8 3 0 0 40 2.25 1951/339.0 1348/385.0
3 Liberty SC 11 8 3 0 0 40 2.16 2378/414.4 1513/422.5
4 Meten Meer Zorg CC 11 8 3 0 0 40 1.54 1809/332.0 1619/414.1
5 Hillside SC 11 8 3 0 0 40 1.09 2195/377.0 2082/440.0
6 Atlantis CC – NY 10 7 3 0 0 35 1.29 1685/300.1 1385/320.0
7 Everest/ACS 11 7 4 0 0 35 0.93 2391/440.0 1917/425.3
8 Galaxy CC 11 7 4 0 0 35 0.41 1813/407.5 1530/379.3
9 Falcons CC 11 4 6 0 1 22 -0.22 1611/358.0 1736/368.1
10 Long Island United CC 11 4 6 0 1 22 -0.56 2054/400.0 2130/374.2
Power 40 Second Division
Rank Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Points Net RR For Against
1 East Side Warriors CC 11 6 5 0 0 30 0.00 2257/401.0 2269/403.0
2 NY Centurion CC 10 5 5 0 0 25 -0.09 1156/296.3 1265/317.0
3 Enmore CC 10 3 7 0 0 15 -0.31 1718/340.1 1704/318.0
4 Phantoms CC 11 3 8 0 0 15 -0.52 1215/342.4 1423/350.0
5 All Star CC 11 2 9 0 0 10 -1.89 1535/364.3 2078/340.2
6 Victory CC 11 2 9 0 0 10 -2.58 1679/390.0 2355/342.1
7 Arsenal CC 11 2 9 0 0 10 -2.87 1566/415.2 2616/394.1
Multi-Sport camp to incorporate cricket for the first time
“Take a break from the sun and take part in our traditional “Beat The Heat Multi-Sport Camp.” Boys and girls will have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals and participate in various athletic activities, including baseball, football, soccer, volleyball, dodgeball and a special introduction to the game of Cricket”
Dates and Time: August 25-29, 9am – 4pm
Location: 575 Underhill Blvd, Syosset NY, 11791
Frozen Ropes Syosset Multi-Sport camp includes lunch and snacks.
NYPD, Toronto, Jamaica and Worcester, England Police To Play for the Memorial Trophy
NYPD will host visiting Police Departments from Toronto, Jamaica and Worcester of England to commemorate the life of Detective Dillon Stewart who pasted in the line of duty.
Events begin on Friday 15th August and continue through to Sunday 17th. Main events will be held on Saturday 16th from 10:00 am at IDLEWILD CRICKET PARK, 147-22 223rd Street, Rosedale, Queens off of 147th Avenue and Springfield Blvd.
Admission $10 – Food – Drink – Bouncing Cages – Face Painting – Live Cricket and Children Entertainment
California Lions, New York and Altantic Win On Day 1
North East Region 89 all out in 31 overs Mihir Athavab five wicket and Ahkil Ghimker three wickets. California Lions 90 with out loss won by 10 wickets, Neil Tejare 51 not out.
New York 213 in 35 overs, Novendra Boodhoo 51, Gauranshu Sharma 44. Central Tigers 156/8, Michael Katwaroo and Nicholas Harriepersaud two wickets each. New York won by 57 runs.
Altantic Region 182/8 40 overs Kishan Patel 56, Raymond Ramrattan 44, Nihar three wickets and Sahaj Patel three wickets. South West Region 167 all out Arjun Patel 66, Gourav Patel three wickets.
California Lions 4pts
New York Region 4 pts
Atlantic Region 4 pts
South West Region 0 pts
Central Tigers 0 pts
North East Region 0 pts