The club received a grant of £1,250, which they will put towards their juniors, as well as a certificate.
Junior players Teddy and Caleb received the award from High Sheriff Lucia Bridgeman and Rothbury-born TV presenter Alexander Armstrong.
The club’s first team take to the wicket this weekend for their opening fixture of the 2025 season when they take on Annfield Plain in the Northumberland & Tyneside Cricket League Division One.
Neighbours Alnwick also open their season in the top division with a journey down to Ponteland.
Morpeth go to Stocksfield.
The club have signed George Gray from South Northumberland, while Joe Carrick, Ollie Beale and Matthew Adamson have all re-joined after stints away.
Morpeth have a new overseas professional joining up in May.
“We’re thrilled to welcome our overseas amateur Jack Mosey (son of former overseas player John Mosey) to Morpeth Cricket Club,” said an official.
“The batting all-rounder has had an impressive season with Eudunda Roberstown Cricket Club averaging 65 with the bat at 15 with the ball in the Barossa and Light league in South Australia.”