Women & Girls
The female game is the fastest-growing form of cricket in the county!
There are now 101 women’s and 71 girls’ teams at cricket clubs across the county, with a competition structure designed to suit players of all ages, abilities, and experience levels, whilst fulfilling everyone’s ambitions and needs.
Outside the club game, we have a varied programme of girls-only competitions and courses. From those starting out, all the way to performance programmes, we are hugely proud of what we deliver in this space and look forward to growing the game so much more.
Women's WEPL
Women’s WEPL 40 over League
Gloucestershire, Wilts, Somerset have created a Women’s Premier League in conjunction with the West of England Premier League. This is the highest standard of female club cricket in the region.
For more information, email Charlotte Moore.
Charlotte Moore / Women & Girls Development Manager
Charlotte’s role is to grow, sustain and support the recreational Women and Girls game across Gloucestershire from All Stars and Dynamos Cricket through to Ladies Soft and Hard ball. She supports clubs to ensure they are creating a welcoming environment for Women and Girls to play recreationally. She also works with community programmes to enhance the opportunities available for Women and Girls within the leadership and playing of Cricket. Charlotte’s aim is to increase the availability and opportunity of Women’s and Girls’ chances at getting involved in cricket, through working with Clubs, Schools, and Community groups.
Charlotte has recently made the move from the North to the South, after graduating from University in Manchester, where she studied Sports Business Management. In her free time: Charlotte will be found playing Cricket, Dodgeball and Netball, watching Disney movies, or baking something delicious!
Luke Woolway / Women & Girls Community Coach
Luke joined the Gloucestershire Cricket Foundation from Denmark Road High School for Girls, where he was a coach. He is the under-10s pathway coach for Gloucestershire boys, and is a partner in the 22 yards indoor cricket centre.
His role at the GCF will be to support the growth of the women and girls’ game for schools and clubs. He will be helping to drive the activity at cricket clubs and supporting a network of volunteers as the women’s and girls’ section of the sport continues to grow rapidly.
Outside of the office, Luke plays as a batter for Painswick CC, where he originally joined as an overseas player. Away from the cricket field, he is a keen sports enthusiast with a love for golf and running.


