Tamworth Academy U11 Sunday - U11 Group - Central Warwickshire Youth Football League

Last updated : 11/08/2023 17:45:29

Introduction

Tamworth Academy U11 Sunday are a Grassroots football team.

The team is from England, United Kingdom and play in the Central Warwickshire Youth Football League U11 Group.

Team Details

Tamworth Academy U11 Sunday Football Team

The Tamworth Academy U11 Sunday football team is a youth team that competes in the Central Warwickshire Youth Football League (CWYFL). The team is made up of players aged 11 and under who are from the Tamworth area.

The team is managed by Scott Rickards, who is also the manager of the Tamworth Academy's U16 team. The team's coaches are Dale Hutchinson and Wayne Smart.

The team's home ground is the Lamb Ground, which is the home of Tamworth Football Club. The team also plays some of its home games at the Tamworth Rugby Club ground.

The team's current league position is 7th in the CWYFL U11 Sunday Division 1. The team has played 10 games so far this season, winning 3, drawing 2, and losing 5.

The team's top scorer this season is Luca Carlin, who has scored 13 goals. Other players who have scored goals for the team this season include Ollie Carter (6 goals), Harry Davis (1 goal), Charlie Fraser (6 goals), William Harrison (2 goals), and Jenson Hollyoak (8 goals).

The team's next game is against Sutton Coldfield Town Juniors U11 Reds on Saturday, July 2nd at 10:00am at the Lamb Ground.

The team is always looking for new players. If you are interested in playing for the team, please contact Scott Rickards at scott.rickards@thelambs.co.uk.

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About the Central Warwickshire Youth Football League

The Central Warwickshire Youth Football League (CWYFL) is a youth football league that covers the central Warwickshire area. The league was founded in 1993 and currently has over 200 teams competing in its various divisions. The CWYFL's mission is to "provide a fun, safe, and competitive environment for young people to play football." The league offers a range of divisions for teams of all abilities, from beginners to experienced players. The CWYFL is affiliated with the Football Association (FA) and its competitions are recognized by the FA. This means that players who play in CWYFL competitions are eligible to represent their county at representative level. The CWYFL is committed to developing young players and providing them with the opportunity to improve their football skills. The league runs a variety of coaching courses for coaches and referees, and it also offers a range of other development programs for players. The CWYFL is a well-respected youth football league that offers a great opportunity for young people to play football. If you are interested in playing football in the CWYFL, please visit the league's website for more information.