#LSPAA Awards
Celebrating those helping Lincolnshire residents to move more!
Sport & Physical Activity Awards
The Active Lincolnshire Sport & Physical Activity Awards, provide an opportunity to recognise the outstanding individuals and organisations who work so hard to inspire and enable our county to be active. From dedicated coaches, to tireless volunteers, and exceptional sporting talent, the awards shine a light on the amazing achievements of individuals and organisations across the county.
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Lincolnshire Sport & Physical Activity Network
The Lincolnshire Sport & Physical Activity Network (LSPAN) is your opportunity to come together and connect with other people who are involved with delivering sport or physical activity in Lincolnshire - whether that is as part of a sports club, community group, organisation or as an individual coach or instructor. If you work or volunteer in sport or physical activity across Lincolnshire, join the group for free to get support and guidance and connect with others with a shared passion and purpose. We'll provide useful information to help strengthen your work and share what's working well across the county.
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Hartsholme Cricket Club has been awarded a £3,520 grant from Sport England’s Together Fund. The funding will support the club to create more opportunities for boys and girls from 5-11 to take part in club cricket as a regular opportunity to be active.
Hartholme Cricket Club is a large family-friendly club based in South-West Lincoln. The Junior section has approximately 80 boys and girls playing cricket from beginner’s softball games to competitive under 15s league cricket. The club is committed and organised so that as youngsters exit the Junior section at 16 there are games available to them in adult cricket.
"The future of our club is in the youngsters we can enthuse about the game."
-Hartsholme Cricket Club
Following lockdown there has been a drop in participation and membership for junior members, this project aims to reengage children with crickets which has been popular in the local area. The investment will provide 6 hours of coaching per week for 6-months, supporting boys and girls from 5 to 11 years old to access age suitable activities and experience club cricket.
Outcomes of the project will include:
Find out more about the funding and successful programmes here.