Building community and character through cricket in Central Texas
Founded in 2002, the Hill Country Cricket Association (HCCA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to promoting cricket and celebrating cultural diversity in Central Texas. With over 500 members representing 8+ nations, we are Central Texas's premier cricket organization.
We operate the Austin Premier Cricket League (APCL), featuring 22+ competitive teams and 400+ players.
As an official USA Cricket youth development hub, we are committed to developing young cricketers through structured coaching, competitive play, and community building.
We proudly maintain two premier cricket grounds in Central Texas — the Hill Country Cricket Ground (HCCG) in Williamson County and the Hutto Cricket Ground — both serving as year-round hubs for league play and youth cricket development.
HCCG is the only fully irrigated cricket ground in Central Texas and stands as our flagship venue for competitive matches and major events. The Hutto Cricket Ground also hosts Austin Premier Cricket League (APCL) matches and youth games throughout the year, expanding access and playing capacity for our growing cricket community.
At HCCG, we feature top-class, professional-grade five-lane practice nets with full-length artificial turf wickets — among the finest training facilities in the region — designed to support high-performance development for both youth and adult players.
Promote humanistic values by celebrating cultural diversity that exists in people of different backgrounds brought together by the sport of cricket.
Representing 8+ nations and international cricket traditions, fostering inclusivity and cross-cultural friendship.
500+ active members, 60+ youth players, partnerships with local schools, and USA Cricket recognition.
Professional facilities, certified coaching, competitive leagues, and pathways to regional and national tournaments.
Equal opportunities for all backgrounds and financial abilities, with scholarship programs available.
Developing young players through coaching, competition, and character-building programs.
Transparency and accountability for our 501(c)(3) non-profit
HCCA operates under democratic governance with full member participation. Our bylaws define the structure, responsibilities, and procedures that ensure transparency and ethical leadership.
Organizational constitution defining structure, roles, and procedures
Version 13, December 2025
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Policy for all members, volunteers, and officers. Includes Code of Conduct, Declaration of Good Health and Agreement to Participate, and Waiver of Liability and Hold Harmless Agreement.
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Annual disclosure signed by all Board members
2026Download PDF
Parent/guardian expectations to ensure a focused training and match environment for youth academy players.
Download Consent Form (Word)7-member Board of Directors elected by members. Positions include President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Directors for Infrastructure, Communications, League Play, and Youth Program.
Board elections held during the Annual General Meeting (AGM). All members in good standing may vote and stand for election. Terms are 1–2 years depending on position.
Held annually. Members receive advance notice. Quorum requirements and voting procedures are defined in the Bylaws.
Bylaws can be amended by a two-thirds vote of members present at a properly called meeting.
Treasurer manages all funds. Annual financial reports are presented at the AGM. All donations are tax-deductible under 501(c)(3) status.
All Board members must sign an annual Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form. The policy ensures decisions are made in the best interest of HCCA.
Applies to all members, officials, coaches, and volunteers. Violations may result in suspension or expulsion per the disciplinary process in the Bylaws.
Members may submit grievances in writing to the Board. The Board reviews and responds within a reasonable timeframe per Bylaws procedures.
HCCA is committed to operational transparency. All governance documents are publicly available. Questions? Contact us at contact@hccacricket.org.
Elected leadership serving our cricket community
A passionate cricketer and leader known for unwavering integrity and professionalism.
Overall organizational leadership, strategic direction, and member relations
Term: 2026-2027
Cricket is more than a sport to me—it's a responsibility. My focus is on transparency, consistency, and smooth execution to help the league grow in the right direction.
Administrative operations, meeting minutes, official communications, and member records
Term: 2026-2027
Financial management, budgeting, fund management, and audit oversight
Term: 2026
Facility operations, ground maintenance, capital projects, and partnerships
Term: 2026
Cricket lover and HCCA veteran with 15 years of volunteering and service to the community. Brings leadership experience from national nonprofit boards with a focus on growth, teamwork, and giving back.
Member communications, public relations, website management, and social media
Term: 2026
APCL league operations, team management, tournament scheduling
Term: 2026-2027
Youth academy programs, coaching supervision, youth development pathways, school partnerships
Term: 2026-2027
Join HCCA and become part of Central Texas's vibrant cricket community. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, your membership directly supports facility maintenance, coaching programs, and community cricket development.
Note: Amounts shown as "per month" are for reference only. The payment plan applies only to Training Fee (split in two parts; second part due June 15). Membership fee must be paid in full—no installments.
≈ $29/month (for reference only)
For players 18 years and older
≈ $25/month (for reference only)
For players 15 years and under
U11/U13: ≈ $100/month (coaching only; for reference only)
U15: ≈ $63/month (coaching only; for reference only)
≈ $42/month (for reference only)
1 Adult + Household Youth(s) in Softball
≈ $21/month (for reference only)
Ages 15–21, full-time student actively attending school
Use this calculator to estimate your total membership and Training fees for 2026, including household discounts and the payment plan.
Age group breakdown
Of those youths:
Age group breakdown (hardball only)
Age group breakdown
This is an estimate only. Final fees depend on eligibility and household verification. See Membership & Pricing FAQ for details.
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Direct transfer payable to Hill Country Cricket Association. No fees.
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USA Cricket development hub – structured coaching and competitive play for ages 8–15
HCCA's Youth Cricket Program is an official USA Cricket development hub serving 60+ young cricketers across multiple age groups. We provide structured coaching, competitive opportunities, and character development through the sport of cricket.
Our program emphasizes skill development, fitness, game awareness, and sportsmanship—building not just better cricketers, but better individuals.
A clear pathway from first steps to tournament play
Introduction to cricket basics, safety, grip, stance, and fundamental fielding with tennis balls
Technical refinement, hardball introduction, game rules, legal bowling action, defensive batting
Competitive skills, fitness standards (YoYo), tactical awareness, swing/spin, match preparation
Regional & national competition, USA Cricket pathways, peak performance, team representation
Skill progression, hardball introduction, structured coaching, tournament participation
Advanced techniques, competitive cricket, regional tournaments, USA Cricket pathways
Proper grip, stance, batting technique, bowling action, fielding posture, throwing accuracy
Rules, match strategies, role-based cricket, reading game situations, decision-making
YoYo fitness testing, agility drills, strength training, injury prevention, endurance
Internal games, inter-hub tournaments, regional competitions, national championships
Certified coaches, skill-based progression, quarterly assessments, individual feedback
Sportsmanship, teamwork, respect, discipline, leadership, cultural appreciation
YoYo tests, agility drills, stretching
Ground fielding, catching, throwing accuracy
Batting, bowling in nets, role-based drills
Game-based scenarios, internal matches
| Level Transition | Fielding | Fitness (YoYo) | Batting | Bowling |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner → L1 | Understand rules, ground fielding (tennis balls), correct throwing/catching | Hardball conditioning initiated | Correct grip, defend/play tennis ball | Legal bowling action |
| L1 → L2 | Pro ground fielding (30 yards), accurate throws (60 yards) | 13.5 (3x in a row) | Defend 50 Mph, rotate strike, punish full toss/short balls | Complete over without extras, Fast ≥50 Mph OR consistent spin |
| L2 → L3 | Pro catching (30 yards), ground fielding (60 yards) | 14.5 (3x in a row) | Defend 60 Mph, SR 85, drive/cut/pull/sweep, 2 fifties in internal games | Fast ≥55 Mph OR spin variations, Economy ≤6 in internal games |
| L3 → Graduate | Pro high catches (60 yards), throw accurately from 60 yards | 16+ (5x in a row) | Defend 70 Mph, SR 100, clear 30 yards, best batter award, 10x 50-run partnerships | Fast ≥65 Mph OR spin control, best bowler award, Economy <5 in 10 matches, Conference selection |
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Players assessed quarterly. Training assigned by skill level, not age group. Tournaments remain age-group based (U11/U13/U15).
Monthly/quarterly feedback to parents. Metrics tracked: sessions attended, areas to improve, offline drills, YoYo scores. First assessment Q1 (approximately April). New players start at Beginner level, transition after assessment.
Get the complete HCCA Cricket Coaching Curriculum 2026 presentation with detailed session plans, assessment criteria, and coaching standards.
Download Youth Program (PowerPoint) Download Curriculum (Word)Our U13 team brought home the national title, competing against top cricket academies from across the United States.
U13 team placed 2nd at Fall 2024 National Youth Cricket Tournament
Official USA Cricket youth development hub recognition
Leander ISD PE credit program — expanding to additional school districts
Conference-level representation in regional competitions across Texas
Austin Premier Cricket League – Central Texas's premier competitive T20 league
Schedules, scorecards, results, and league standings
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Assigned to a team by skill and preference
Use facilities and book nets with your team
Weekend T20 matches, 20–22 per season
The Austin Premier Cricket League (APCL) is Central Texas's premier competitive cricket league, featuring 22+ teams and 400+ players in professionally organized T20 format matches across Pro, Elite, and Plate divisions.
Congratulations to all players for their outstanding performances!
Austin Challengers
139/6
16.0 ov Champions
Thunders
138/10
19.1 ov Runners upAustin Challengers won by 4 Wickets
Player of the Match: Karan J · View scorecard
Presented by President Siva, Infrastructure Director Hemant, and Youth Director Hari.
Raising the Plate — Captain Sridhar Takkallapalli accepts the trophy for Austin Challengers
Rising star — Vrishan celebrates Best Emerging Player & Best Batsman
Double delight — Himanshu Pandey takes Best Bowler & Best Fielder
Semi-final hero — Srikanth (Thunders) named Player of the Match
Tournament MVP — Anzer (Kingsmen), accepted by Hemant on his behalf
Behind the stumps — Sumanth (Thunders) earns Best Wicket Keeper, accepted by Saipraneeth
Runners-up salute — Captain Saipraneeth receives the Thunders trophy
Champions unite — Austin Challengers lift the trophy together
Runners-up together — Thunders celebrate a strong campaign
Congratulations to all players for their outstanding performances!
Titans
176/5
20.0 ov Champions
Knights XI
173/8
20.0 ov Runners upTitans won by 3 Runs
Player of the Match: Hardik Patel & Pavan Kumar Sandhiri · View scorecard
Kingsmen
130/6
18.5 ov Champions
Singham
129/10
20.0 ov Runners upKingsmen won by 4 Wickets
Player of the Match: Sanjay Saksena · View scorecard
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HCCG – 300 Borho Dr, Round Rock, TX 78681
Hutto – 555 Limmer Loop, Hutto, TX 78634
Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, and surrounding Central Texas communities
300 Borho Dr
Round Rock, TX 78681
Southwest Williamson County Regional Park
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