A Myerscough College cricket student has been selected to represent England at the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup in Nepal and Bangladesh, marking another major milestone in an exciting start to her career.
Croxteth Country Park, where Myerscough College’s Liverpool centre is based, will be the first place to receive funding from the Queen Elizabeth Trust, a memorial project set up to honour the legacy of the late monarch.
New and returning students beginning their cricket studies programme at Myerscough’s Old Trafford Centre will have the chance to experience a trip of a lifetime as part of their studies in early 2027.
Myerscough’s first ever cohort of animal studies T-Level learners are celebrating a 100% achievement rate.
Dozens of Myerscough students enjoyed unforgettable experiences in South Africa over the summer.
Seven years ago, Amari Williams was preparing to begin his basketball studies programme at Myerscough College.
