The Nat West OSCAs (Outstanding Service to Cricket Awards) are aimed at recognising the achievements of volunteers who give so much of their time to the game of cricket. The Hampshire Cricket Board is indebted to the work of volunteers in clubs, districts, leagues and committees and this initiative allows us to show our appreciation to those people who have made an outstanding contribution to the development of cricket in the county.
In Hampshire we invite nominations in seven categories. From these nominations our independent selection panel select seven County Winners (one in each category) who are invited to our Nat West OSCAs Volunteer Recognition Event during a match at The Ageas Bowl. They will also progress to the national Nat West OSCAs event at Lord’s. All nominees not selected for progression to the national event will be recognised and thanked for their contribution to cricket in Hampshire.
Hampshire's Nat West Osca’s Roll of Honour
Nomination Categories:
vCricket Young Volunteer
For volunteers aged 16-25 years old.
Officiating, Umpires and Scorers
The award is looking to reward an official who has made a real difference to officiating in Hampshire, either directly on the pitch or by recruiting and training new officials in the classroom.
Behind the Scenes
Someone who your club couldn't do without!
Building Partnerships
Created sustainable partnerships with schools, voluntary organisations, other sports and/or the local community.
Nat West CricketForce
Volunteer, or group of volunteers, who have made an outstanding contribution to the 2009 event.
Leagues and Boards
Dedication with results is what we are looking for here! This can be an individual or a group.
Lifetime Achiever
We are looking for an individual who has made an outstanding difference to cricket, for a sustained period.
For more information on the Nat West OSCAs please visit the ECB Website.