Adult Cricket

The Northwest Cricket League is the main organized league for cricket in Oregon and Washington and is a member of the USA Cricket Association.

Beaverton Cricket Club “Home of Cricket”

The Beaverton Cricket Club (BCC) is non-profit club in the woods of Beaverton, Oregon. BCC is a local, THPRD-affiliated club that provides a welcoming and friendly social atmosphere to club members, their families and visitors. BCC members participate in Oregon Cricket League (OCL) and Northwest Cricket League (NWCL). BCC conducts Corporate Cricket Premier League (CCPL) to introduce professionals working at various corporations to fast-paced softball cricket as an evening stress buster. Beaverton Cricket Softball League (BCSL), and Youth/Kids Camps and Charity games are additional efforts from BCC to promote the game of cricket by building partnerships within the community and club sponsors.

The youth program for kids to learn and improve their cricket skills. Our goal is to train kids and get them to be ready for the USA Youth Pathway Program. Cricket training includes practices, warm ups, drills, league games and learning experiences for all participants. All clinicals and practices work on building basic and advanced skills and are driven by experienced players and coaches. Our divisions include; U11, U13, U15, U17 and U19 teams.

Those interested in joining Beaverton Cricket Club and playing both hard (season) ball and soft (tennis) ball cricket should direct general inquiries to beavertoncricclub@gmail.com. Beaverton CC’s home page: http://beavertoncricketclub.com

Portland Metro Open Cricket Club (PMOCC)

PMOCC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit entity and a State of Oregon certified Amateur Sports Organization, organized for charitable purposes to further the sport of cricket in Portland and surrounding areas and to cultivate interest at all youth and adult levels.

Those interested in joining PMOCC should direct inquiries to www.pdxcricket.org or pmocc2@gmail.com.

Oregon Cricket League (OCL)

The Oregon Cricket League (OCL) is the main organized league for hard (season) ball cricket in Oregon. As of 2016, there are 13 teams from 7 different cricket clubs in the OCL. Most, though not all, of the clubs are based in the Portland metropolitan area. The OCL season runs from mid-April to late September with practices starting in early April, weather permitting. Two Tournaments are held over a season. A T20 competition is also held at the beginning of each season and a 30-over side tournament is held in the summer months. Both tournaments comprise of a round robin phase and play-off phase with the Champions being crowned after the Final. For the latest information on OCL visit the OCL Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Oregon-Cricket-League-OCL/305305761143 or the OCL web page at https://cricclubs.com/OregonCricketLeague