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Kingswood Cricket Academy U12/U13 January 2021 Cricket Camp Programme THURSDAY, 7 - SUNDAY 10 JAN 2021 KINGSWOOD COLLEGE, MAKHANDA (GRAHAMSTOWN) THURSDAY 7 JANUARY SATURDAY 9 JANUARY Players Arrive and Register Breakfast Welcoming Message and Brief Training Session 6 Lunch (Player analysis feedback) Training Session 1 Tea Tea Training Session 7 Training Session 2 Lunch Supper Training Session 8 Indoor Matches (HPC) Tea T20 Matches 3 (Day/Night) FRIDAY 8 JANUARY Supper T20 Matches 4 (Day/Night) Breakfast Training session 3 SUNDAY 10 JANUARY Tea Training session 4 Breakfast with Guest Speaker for Players and Parents. Lunch Closing Message Training session 5 Players Depart Tea T20 Matches 1 (Day/Night) Supper T20 Matches 2 (Day/Night) COACHING STAFF: Head Coaches: Mr Murray Ranger (KC High Performance Coach), Mr Andrew Birch (KC High Performance Cricket Coach and ex-Warriors Cricketer) and Mr Ryan Van Niekerk (Coaching Director at Gary Kirsten Cricket/CoFounder of CoachEd). Professions Players: [International] Colin Ingram (Glamorgan County (UK); Pakistan & Caribean T20 Premier Leagues & Sri Lanka IPL, South Africa, Delhi Daredevils IPL), Colin Ackerman (Leicester County (UK), Warriors & Netherlands) and Simon Harmer (South Africa, Jozi Stars, Essex County (UK) & Wisdon Cricketer of the Year 2019). [1st Class Local Franchise Players (TBC)] Lutho Sipamla (South Africa, Tshwane Spartans, Lions), Gihane Cloete (South Africa, Tshwane Spartans, Warriors) and Rudi Second (NMB Giants, Knights, Warriors). Team Coaches: Mr Paul Blake and Mr Graeme Spring. Support staff: Prof. Candice Christie (Head – Rhodes University HKE Dept – a leader in cricket related research), Dr. Lee Pote (Rhodes HKE Dept & NMMU Strength & Conditioning) and Greg Wilmot (Sports Psychology). TO BOOK YOUR PLACE To book your place, please email Mr Pieter Serfontein on [email protected]. Please remember to include your child’s name, school, age, and grade, as well as your own contact details. To learn more contact Mr Serfontein on 079 891 7983 COST: RESIDENTIAL – R3850 PER PERSON / NON-RESIDENTIAL – R2850 PER PERSON Cost includes coaching expertise, all meals, a hoody top plus accommodation and airport shuttles. Non-residential cost only excludes accommodation..

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