The Corinthian Cricket Club appreciates your interest in the membership!

   

These are the various classifications of membership in the Corinthian Cricket Club:

   

Full Playing Member:

A member who pays the appropriate dues to play in the SCCA League with the Corinthians or the Casuals, or to play friendly/Social League games with the Corinthian Occasionals. A Full Playing Member may also qualify for one of the following two sub-categories with reduced membership dues amount:

   

Student Member:

A member who is enrolled as a full-time student (12 or more units) in an accredited college in Southern California during the current year and produces a current, valid identification issued by the college. Online/correspondence program students do not qualify for this classification.

   

High School Student Member:

A member under the age of 19 who is attending grade school up to grade 12 during the current year. This membership classification is created in support of the Club’s commitment towards grooming the youngsters to advance the Club into the future. There is no membership fee for High School Student members.

   

Associate Member:

A member mainly for reasons other than playing cricket.

   

Membership Fees:

Please download the Membership Application Form for fees information.

   

Membership Essentials:

At the Corinthian Cricket Club, we feel obligated to inform all new membership applicants of the Club’s expectations regarding conduct that helps maintain the core values of the Club. We recommend that you read the following, as well as the Club Bylaws before submitting your application:

   

All Corinthian Cricket Club members are required to conduct themselves with proper decorum when representing the Club on and off the cricket field by exhibiting the highest levels of conduct and sportsmanship in the “Spirit of the Game:”

   

The Spirit of the Game involves RESPECT for:

The opponents

The role, decisions, and orders of the Team Captain

The roles of the umpires

The game's traditional values

   

It is against the Spirit of the Game:

To dispute an umpire's decision by word, action or gesture

To direct abusive language or criticism towards an opponent, umpire, or own team member

To indulge in cheating or any devious practice

   

In addition, all Club members must RESPECT the following:

Diverse ethnicity and religions of the Club members and others

The common language of the Club: when among others, always speak in English

The traditions and values of the Club

Cricketing skills, abilities, and age of the fellow Club members

The Club property and equipment

   

We hope that these guidelines will present a clear view of how our Club strives to maintain the highest standards of conduct for an overall positive social and cricketing experience for all members, ensuring many more decades of strong existence for our beloved Club.