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FA Girls Football Week 2017

by on Apr.24, 2017, under Girls Under 11s Meerkats 20/21, Girls Under 12s Lionesses 18/19, Girls Under 12s Panthers 18/19, Girls Under 13s Panthers 16/17, Girls Under 14s Sabrecats 22/23, Girls Under 15s Wildcats 22/23, Girls Under 16s Belles 20/21, Girls Under 16s Pumas 21/22, Girls Under 16s Pumas 22/23, Girls Under 18s Meerkats 20/21, Girls Under 18s Panthers 22/23, Girls Under 18s Wanderers 19/20, Girls Under 18s Wildcats 22/23, Girls Under 9s Pumas 18/19, Girls' FA Weetabix Wildcats Centre Tuesdays 22/23, Ladies First Team 22/23, Ladies Midweek league 22/23, Ladies Pumas 20/21

We have just been advised by The FA that the next Girls Football Week will be while the Lionesses are competing in the UEFA 2017 Euros.
The aim is to get as many girls playing football as possible and help to double the number of girls playing by 2020.

The Club was the top performing club in the County in the two 2016 Girls Football Weeks and is already constructing it’s plan for events during the 2017 Week – watch this space,

In the meantime the images from the FA email sent to all clubs is below. This picture is of our Under 10s Wildcats!!! Wow!!

WJFC - FA Girls Football Week Save the date 0417WJFC - FA Girls Football Week save date 2 0417

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