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Girl's Football
GIRLS FOOTBALL
Our Girl's Development Programme encourages participation for beginners and provides a pathway through to the Centre of Excellence.
Exit routes include coaching qualifications, opportunities to play for established teams including our very own Ladies team or Junior Ladies Teams.
Exit routes include coaching qualifications, opportunities to play for established teams including our very own Ladies team or Junior Ladies Teams.
CAPRI-SUN GIRLS FOOTBALL SCHOOL PROGRAMME
Thanks to funding from Capri-Sun we can provide Girls only after school clubs, curriculum, lunch time coaching, football tournaments and Girls Leagues.
This has been very successful with girls progressing to Girls Development coaching, our Girl’s Centre of Excellence or our Girl’s Junior Teams
This has been very successful with girls progressing to Girls Development coaching, our Girl’s Centre of Excellence or our Girl’s Junior Teams
CAPRI-SUN IN-CENTRE COACHING
The sessions take place currently on a Friday night at Middlesbrough Football Community Centre.
Primary Girls Coaching
4.00pm – 5.00pm
5 yrs – 11 yrs
This session is basic football coaching focusing on skills, turns, basic drills and 5-a-side football games. The session is recommended for beginners.
Primary Girls Coaching
4.00pm – 5.00pm
5 yrs – 11 yrs
This session is basic football coaching focusing on skills, turns, basic drills and 5-a-side football games. The session is recommended for beginners.
CAPRI-SUN GIRLS LEAGUES
We run three leagues per year:
Year 9/10/11 Secondary School League (Autumn term)
Year 7/8 Secondary School League (Spring term)
Year 4/5/6 Primary School League (Summer term)
Leagues run for ten weeks with teams playing a couple of games per night.
Year 9/10/11 Secondary School League (Autumn term)
Year 7/8 Secondary School League (Spring term)
Year 4/5/6 Primary School League (Summer term)
Leagues run for ten weeks with teams playing a couple of games per night.
CAPRI-SUN CUP COMPETITION
The Capri-Sun Cup Competition is run once a year at Middlesbrough Football Community Centre in Eston.
The next tournament will be in Autumn 2007.
The Competition is aimed at primary schools.
The next tournament will be in Autumn 2007.
The Competition is aimed at primary schools.
MATTY GREETS GIRLS CAPRI-SUN LEAGUE WINNERS
Eight Secondary School teams recently completed the Girls Capri Sun Seven-a-side league.The competition proved a great success with all the schools providing positive feedback.
The tournament, for years 9/10/11 ran as a league, with the top teams progressing into the knock-out stages and eventually the final.
With lots of talent on display, Laurence Jackson School of Guisborough came out the eventual winners after beating Macmillan College of Middlesbrough.
As part of the winning teams prize Boro defender Matthew Bates dropped into to meet the girls and present them with the Capri Sun Cup and medals. The girls then enjoyed those all important photographs and signing session
Matthew Bates comented "It's excellent to see girls getting involved in football especially at Middlesbrough Football Club. I have seen some of the girls' skills and some play in small sided games and the level is very good. Hopefully girls around Teesside will keep up with the good work and hopefully move on to better things in football"
The tournament, for years 9/10/11 ran as a league, with the top teams progressing into the knock-out stages and eventually the final.
With lots of talent on display, Laurence Jackson School of Guisborough came out the eventual winners after beating Macmillan College of Middlesbrough.
As part of the winning teams prize Boro defender Matthew Bates dropped into to meet the girls and present them with the Capri Sun Cup and medals. The girls then enjoyed those all important photographs and signing session
Matthew Bates comented "It's excellent to see girls getting involved in football especially at Middlesbrough Football Club. I have seen some of the girls' skills and some play in small sided games and the level is very good. Hopefully girls around Teesside will keep up with the good work and hopefully move on to better things in football"
