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On Sunday July 18th, volunteers from St Albans City Youth Football Club working alongside Herts Sports and Physical Activity Partnership hosted the Herts Veterans Cup for budding footballers over 50. 8 teams entered the cup and representing areas all over the county. The cup consisted of 2 leagues with the winners of each league battling it out in the grand final. The eventual winners of the cup were Harvester Seniors with a 1-0 victory in the final.
As part of the Aiming High for Disabled Children (AHDC) capacity building training programme 'Working to Include Disabled Children and Young People' St Albans City Youth are looking to train sports coaches to work with disability groups across Hertfordshire. The Club is looking for existing coaches as well as new ones interested in different sports.
The Herts FA are pleased to announce the Association’s next event on Monday 13th September at The Hertfordshire Sports Village, Hatfield RYLAND MORGANS FULHAM FC - First Team Coaching Staff Theory and Practical session! A look behind the scenes of Fulham’s successful season 2009-10, with limited resources. The session will start at 7pm in a Lecture tutorial room on the campus (report to reception on arrival at about 6.45pm and they will tell you the exact room number). The indoor presentation will end at 8pm, when we will proceed to the 3G pitches outside for some practical drills – which attendees can take part in so bring your boots. Use the link below for further information about the event, http://www.hertfordshirefa.com/Development/Coaches/HFACA Any Club Members wishing to attend please email Dave Wray on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Kelly and Lucy Hancock both from Park Street are 2 of the top St Albans City Youth community coaches. In recognition of the number of hours they have given to community projects the 2 sisters were invited by The FA for a special treat. They were asked to report to the fabulous Arsenal training Ground in London Colney to watch the England football team being put through their paces by Fabio Capello and his team of international coaches. After the session the players posed with the girls for pictures and signed autographs.
Welcome to the New St Albans City Youth Football Club Website Over the next few months the new site will be populated with much of the information from the old site, the old website will still be available as a source of reference. |
Barclays Bank, St Albans employees Sue Lobban, Wendy Smith and Steve Roberts took part in recent fundraising events in aid of St Albans City Youth FC.
Thanks to their support Barclays have now raised over £15,000 for the charity that offers boys, girls and children with special needs the opportunity to play organised sport.
Harpenden Common Golf Club £440 per team (teams of 4)
Lunch on Arrival (From 11.00), 18 holes of golf Shotgun start (12.30pm), Dinner (6.30pm), Teams of 4, 4 ball, better ball, 2 scores to count
Auction – celebrity auctioneer, On Course Betting, Putting competition, Raffle
In support of the All Weather Pitch Project.
Saturday Morning Boys and Girls Soccer School Aimed at young Children 5's years and over 10.30 - 12.00 Highfield Park Playing Fields AL4 ODB Every Saturday Morning Don't forget to bring along a drink or 50p to buy one from the Tea Bar. For further details contact Ian Woods Tel 01727 857458
Can you name the top and bottom three teams in the five main league? This is now going ahead as a smaller competition
£50 to enter Entry goes into a monthly draw for 'prizes Money can't buy' http://www.aleagueofourown.co.uk/ or Contact Dave Wray via email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
In support of the All Weather Pitch Project |
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Thursday 7th October 2010
Former City Youth player, Craig Mackail-Smith continues to make the headlines for Peterborough, Keep up to date with his exploits:







