For the 2026 season, Burgess Hill CC girls will be entering teams across all the available county youth age groups. Many of the girls will begin to gain experience of playing adult cricket in either our Women’s 2nd XI or the Women’s Softball teams.
The Club will continue to hold its Girls and Ladies Cricket Day to celebrate girl’s cricket and to encourage even more girls and ladies to take up the game.
Our girls and women’s coaching team are enthusiastic with several years successful experience at club level, aiming to provide a safe, welcoming environment where girls and women of all abilities can take part and enjoy cricket with the support and encouragement from all at the club.
We continue to strengthen our partnerships with local primary schools, in particular Birchwood Grove, Manor Field, London Meed and St Wilfrids and The Burgess Hill Academy, formerly Oakmeeds, where girls from Years 3 to Years 10 are regularly involved in training sessions and competitions. Recently schools have been remarkably successful taking part in many tournaments at county, regional and national level.
If you wish to join please contact our Director of Youth Cricket Neil Plimmer …. or go straight to our membership page.
For more information on Burgess Hill Cricket Club’s youth policies click here.
Achievements
2016
Our Under 11 squad won the Lady Taverners County Trophy in 2016 and finished joint winners of their league having gone through the season unbeaten.
Our Under 13 squad also won their league during a season which saw their first venture into hardball cricket. Additionally, they finished the season as runners up in the County final.
2015
In 2015, Oakmeeds U15 Girls (including Emily Goss, Izzy Deamer, Ella Ward and Adeline Preston) won both county and regional indoor finals and travelled to Lords to compete in the National finals and finished 3rd out of 726 schools across the whole country.
2014
In 2014, Charley Hepburn was part of the victorious Oathall U15 team that travelled to Lords in the Lady Taverners National Finals and finished 2nd in the country, as well as winning the 2014 Chance to Compete National competition.
We continue to strengthen our partnerships with local primary schools, in particular Birchwood Grove, Manor Field, London Meed and St Wilfrids and The Burgess Hill Academy, formerly Oakmeeds, where girls from Years 3 to Years 10 are regularly involved in training sessions and competitions. Recently schools have been remarkably successful taking part in many tournaments at county, regional and national level.
In 2014, Charley Hepburn was part of the victorious Oathall U15 team that travelled to Lords in the Lady Taverners National Finals and finished 2nd in the country, as well as winning the 2014 Chance to Compete National competition.
In 2015, Oakmeeds U15 Girls (including Emily Goss, Izzy Deamer, Ella Ward and Adeline Preston) won both county and regional indoor finals and travelled to Lords to compete in the National finals and finished 3rd out of 726 schools across the whole country.
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