Womens Academy 2010

Women's Super Six Tournament

The BCB is pleased to announce that Precious Smith has been selected by the ICC Americas to take part in the ICC Americas Academy, August 3 - 14, in Trinidad and Tobago.

The mission of the Academy is to develop high caliber players with technical, physical, mental and healthy lifestyle skills who are committed, responsible and have a strong work ethic to succeed at club, first class and international levels.

Whist at the Academy the players will focus on improving the following skills:

- Technical skills - net sessions, game sense training, video analysis and the rules of the game

- Physical fitness - assessments, endurance, flexibility, speed, strength and agility training

- Lifestyle - nutrition

- Lifeskills - public speaking, media skills, team building, leadership and etiquette training

- Games - inter-academy games and local teams

The Academy will take place at the Sir Frank Worrell Development Centre in Trinidad and Tobago. The programme will be run by Ann Browne-John, ICC Women's Committee Representative, former West Indies Captain and Level 2 WICB Coach.

	Women's Super Six Tournament The BCB is pleased to announce that Precious Smith has been selected by the ICC Americas to take part in the ICC Americas Academy, August 3 - 14, in Trinidad and Tobago. The mission of the Academy is to develop high caliber players with technical, physical, mental and healthy lifestyle skills who are committed, responsible and have a strong work ethic to succeed at club, first class and international levels. Whist at the Academy the players will focus on improving the following skills: - Technical skills - net sessions, game sense training, video analysis and the rules of the game - Physical fitness - assessments, endurance, flexibility, speed, strength and agility training - Lifestyle - nutrition - Lifeskills - public speaking, media skills, team building, leadership and etiquette training - Games - inter-academy games and local teams The Academy will take place at the Sir Frank Worrell Development Centre in Trinidad and Tobago. The programme will be run by Ann Browne-John, ICC Women's Committee Representative, former West Indies Captain and Level 2 WICB Coach.