The history of Seacroft WMC Colts is not too different from most junior football clubs. A couple of local parents decided to provide an alternative for the kids on the estate…had they known the dynasty they had initiated, they may have had second thoughts!
Click here to find out more about how the Colts decided they needed to go ‘solo’ and developed their FA Charter Standard award…
Tingley Athletic have worked tirelessly since 1974 to find the funds to facilitate their own ground and in 2008 the dream came true.
Click here to read more about how Tingley Athletic acheived their dream and raised over £800,000 to create the finest junior and adult football facility in the area…
North East Leeds JFC formed two years ago and since then has progressed to running fourteen teams from U8s to open age.
The club caters for a variety of youngsters, providing them quality coaching, sponsored kits and a safe enjoyable atmosphere to play the sport they love.
Having achieved FA Charter Standard status before the start of last season, the club continued to take positive steps by achieving Charter Standard Development Club status not long after.
Bramley Phoenix JFC are the latest club to receive FA Charter Standard status.
Club Chairman Darren Wood had this to say about the award; “We have worked very hard to achieve this award, we have a dedicated bunch of qualified Coaches who give up so much time to coach in excess of 150 children per week. We play an integral part in the local communities and offer a safe and friendly environment for children to play football, we will continue to maintain these high standards both on and off the pitch.
The award comes at the end of a very successful season for Bramley Phoenix with 3 age groups winning their respective leagues” Bramley Phoenix have teams in the Garforth, Keybury and Huddersfield Leagues.
Seacroft JFC Honoured at New Wembley
Colts has always been run by the parents and local people and prides itself on it’s community spirit. This is demonstrated by people like Jean Pratten who has been involved with the club for as long as anyone can remember filling the roles of Manager, Coach, Treasurer, Secretary and Chairperson, a remarkable feat considering Jean has no children involved at the club. December 07 saw the final piece of the 5 year plan with the award of Community Club status. An enormous amount of work went into setting up the policies, procedures and practice that was required to meet the required standards.
The club celebrated their achievement on the pitch at the new Wembley Stadium.
