FC AZTEC GIRLS

Last updated : 22/08/2023 18:05:31

Introduction

FC AZTEC GIRLS are a Saturday football team made up of 17 team members.

The team is from Rothwell, Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom and play in the Mid-Shires Girls League, , , , , , , UNDER 15s.

FC AZTEC GIRLS started using TeamStats in April 2009 and so far have created match reports and statistics for 30 games.

Team Details

More about the team

SEASON 2010/11

u13s LEAGUE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE CUP RUNNERS UP

NTFA COUNTY CUP WINNERS

SEASON 2011/12

UNDER 14s LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

LEAGUE CUP FINALISTS

Introduction

FC Aztec Girls is a girls' football team based in Rothwell, Northamptonshire, England. The team was founded in 1977 and currently plays in the Mid-shires Girls League, , , , , , , league.

The team has a long history of success, having won numerous trophies and medals over the years. In recent years, the team has been particularly successful at the younger age groups, winning the Under-12s league title in 2022 and the Under-14s league title in 2023.

The team is coached by a team of experienced and qualified coaches who are committed to providing the players with a fun and challenging environment in which to develop their skills. The team also has a strong community ethos, with players from all over the local area coming together to play football.

Team Information

Team name: FC Aztec Girls
Home ground: Montsaye Academy, Greening Road, Rothwell, Northamptonshire, NN14 6AQ
League: Mid-shires Girls League, , , , , , , league
Website: https://www.fcaztecyouth.co.uk/clubinfo/girls-teams

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About the Mid-shires Girls League

The Mid-shires Girls League is a girls' football league based in the Midlands region of England. The league was founded in 1990 and currently has over 100 teams competing in it. The league is divided into a number of divisions, based on the age and ability of the teams.

The Mid-shires Girls League is a competitive league, but it is also committed to providing a fun and enjoyable environment for all players. The league has a number of initiatives in place to promote girls' football, including coaching courses for coaches and referees, and a girls' football festival.