Antigua Exchange Programme Welcomes Second Cricket Cohort to England
The Harrow School Scholarship and Antigua Exchange Programme (AEP) has announced its second cohort of talented young cricketers set to experience an enriching international opportunity this summer.
Eight promising athletes from Antigua will showcase their skills across England, competing for various cricket clubs including Harrow St. Mary’s, Grantham, Keyworth, and Bingham.
This exchange goes beyond athletic competition, as two exceptional players will attend a complete academic term at the renowned Harrow School, where they’ll balance classroom studies with high-performance cricket training.
The 2025 contingent features a roster of promising talent:
- Ondre Orlando Peters
- Dante Jamari Odlum
- Xaveek Toppin
- Frankie Jr. Toppin
- Malique Courtney Walsh
- Michael Greeves
- Jared Jno Baptiste
- Ozan Juno Andrew Williams
Keith Williams, who founded this exchange programme, will accompany the team throughout their journey abroad.
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