Adam Hall

Hometown
Age
Walthamstow
24
Carrying the Flame through
Carrying the Flame on
Adam's nomination story

I live next door to Adam whom I have known for quite a few years now and have seen him grow into a confident, determined and hard working young man. When I look at Adam I see a young man with a kind face, gentle nature and caring personality towards his family. I do not know him at work but I am sure he comes across just the same. Adam like a lot of other teenagers took a route which ended up with him joining a gang and dropping out of school before he sat his GCSEs. Then he joined a cricket club run by Cricket for Change. It was at this club that a meeting with one of the workers changed Adam. Slowly he left the gang by being a member of this cricket club. He went back to school to take two GCSEs and continued to go to the club. Then he became a volunteer because he wanted to inspire other young people to have something positive in their lives. Adam stayed with Cricket for Change and has progressed to development manager, which i believe shows commitment and loyalty. Adam goes out and coaches children and speaks to them how Cricket for Change can make a difference to their lives and inspire them to use their energy in a positive way. In 2010 Adam was awarded Young Coach of Year 2010 by the English Cricket Board. I have seen some photos of Adam with the children and you can tell he has the commitment. I know there will be other young men like Adam. What better person could fly the flag for sport, caring for our young people and around the world.

(Story as provided by the Torchbearer’s nominator)

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