About US
History
High performance centers are popular in sports all over the world and has become a permanent staple in cricket over the years having been established in all major cricketing nations including New Zealand, Australia, India and England. In the West Indies, the Sagicor UWI WICB high performance center was established in 2010 and the immediate rewards were seen. Current players such as Shannon Gabriel, Kraigg Braithwaite and Jason Holder were all students of the HPC. From the HPC came the Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC) which participated in and reached regional finals on three occasions.
The development of a high-performance center in St. Lucia would serve as an extension or continuation work on the numerous youth academies that exist and a major bridge between youth and senior cricket. This facility will be a specialized one that not only seeks to develop players to compete and excel at the regional and international level, but also to enhance the St. Lucian sporting excellence amongst its stakeholders, cricketers and administrators.
Our Objectives
- Develop the skills and fitness of players that would help them through the cricket pathway to Windwards Volcanoes and West Indies level.
- Develop players who are more tactically aware with better psychological aptitude for the game.
- Develop coaches to provide professional support to the players.
- Incorporate international standard lectures that includes technical, tactical, psychological and lifestyle development.
- Expose players to more quality high-level cricket training.
Project Main Components
- Selection of quality players and personnel to be a part of the high-performance center.
- Execution of prepared programs for the high-performance center.
- Evaluation of the personnel, players and performance programs of the center.
- Reporting of progress with empirical data
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