Breybourne Cricket Club is the institutional heart of the Home of American Cricket™ — where the Laws are upheld, the standard is lived, and the crest is carried into competition. This is where players compete, members belong, and the game is defined in public.
Membership is not a subscription. It is standing inside the club institution that fields the teams, carries the crest, and preserves the permanent record of the game.
Club membership and founding seat licenses are separate. Membership affirms institutional standing. Seat licenses secure stadium seat rights and premium priority access.
Join structured teams across men’s, women’s, youth, and recreational competition.
Progress through academy, club, and national competition inside one connected system.
Your name is entered into the founding register of the Club.
Receive priority access to facilities, events, and future Breybourne Stadium experiences.
Stand inside one institution carrying the written standard of American cricket.
Be counted among the founding members who helped establish the Club from the beginning.
Support for emerging players based on talent, access need, or both.
The School Shield and College Cup create visible institutional identity for educational participation.
Instruction, supervised access, and safe community participation that build trust in the game.
Natural turf wickets, year-round preparation, and accredited coaching and officiating standards.
Respect for the game. Respect for each other. Zero compromise.
Recognition, priority access, ceremonial inclusion, and visible standing inside the Club.
Caps are presented in person. Founders are formally entered into the record.
Names are preserved in the first chapter of the Home of American Cricket™.
One written Law and one visible standard of conduct.
A lasting home where the culture of the game becomes tangible.
Development from youth discovery to high-performance readiness.
A permanent institutional record of who stood with the Club first.
Fair play, eligibility, discipline, and respect for the result.
Safety, welfare, supervision, and institutional care.
Clarity of development from school, academy, and club to national competition.
Trustworthy standings, recognition, and institutional memory.
Protection, care, supervision, and safe participation standards.
Instruction aligned with the written standard and pathway readiness.
Discipline, accountability, and respect for the institution.
Accurate institutional memory of competition, standing, and recognition.