CVJFC Newsletter - January 2023

Newsletter CVJFC

January 2023

a of to the the at We take look what our squads have been up since start 22-23 season.

Mid-Season Review Club Events

been The club has busy with it’s involvement in local events and tournaments. Read inside to fnd out we’ve been doing.

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Read more about club’s ambitious plans to create legacy all of our players years to come. a lasting

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the A New Look for our U15/16’s as Easy on Eye Football Takes Over and Style

With 10 games of the season completed, our U15/16 squad sits 8th in the table. The boys have adapted to a new approach to play this season under the coaching

of Andy and Mike, assisted by Daz and Paul, with the emphasis on passing and movement, working for each other, and playing neat, possession based football. The fresh approach has also meant that the team now utilises the home team changing rooms for pre-match team talks, promoting a togetherness that the team can take onto the pitch.

The performances have been a joy to watch this season, drawing compliments from opposition coaches and spectators alike. While the squad have not come away with the points that they have deserved, we are looking forward to a successful second half of the season as the players continue to fourish under the new system of play.

the Players Biography’s Go Live on Club Website

Our players have been encouraged this season to secure their own individual player’s sponsorship from local companies and complete their own biography for display on the club website. With the coaches joining in too, the results have been overwhelming and to read what the players think about themselves is an eye opener! Read more at

https://www.catterickvillagejfc.net/teams/u1516/u16-spain

U15/16

High Partnership with club in the Spotlight 5 puts

The squad has been a registered partner with High 5 this season, allowing us to purchase products at discounted rates. Recently we were approached by

Samantha Akhurst, Affliation Executive with an offer to promote the club and to send samples and sports

bottles for the players. The boys were delighted with their freebies and a photo of them will soon be displayed on High 5 social media.

the Dates for Diary

Trainingdays:

Tuesday8pm-9pmRichmond School

Catterick

Saturday9amVillageSports Field 10.30am

Matches: - (A) 29/01/23Kirk Deighton

05/02/23 Pannal Tigers (A) (League Cup)

26/02/23 - Pannal Tigers (A) 05/03/23 - Nidd (A)

The

Free Scoring U14 ’s Promising Start in Harrogate & District League

With our U14’s Coach Rik gives progressed to date. his views fying high in the league, on how the season has

Having only played 8 games in the Harrogate and District League so far this season we currently sit second in the league, and are unbeaten with 6 wins and 2 draws and a healthy stack of goals.

We have had a great start to the season playing some outstanding football at times. I have received a lot of good feedback on how the squad

conduct themselves on the feld which is encouraging. Both the squad and the coaches are looking forward to the rest of the season, with the team often asking if there’s a trophy for the league champions (Got to love to optimism)!

U14

U13

are displaying our club so special.

Our U13’s squad all the values that make Here, coach Lee provides his thoughts on the squad’s progress the start of season. since the

For Football ALL

At CVJFC we rightly promote “Football For ALL” . We have a large squad (20 Players) who attend 2 sessions a week Players to represent CVJFC for each Match in line with the Harrogate and District Match Day Rules so we select the Match day Squad on Attitude, Attendance and Effort at our two Weekly Training Sessions. This might not be our strongest Squad, but it will be the Players who show our three key values in Training.

and exhibit good effort and attitude in every session. This strength in depth and hard work in training is the key to Player and Team Development. We can only pick 16

Attitude, Attendance, Effort

The CVJFC Under 13s are currently in 1st position in the Harrogate and District U13s B League. This has been achieved through hard work in training, teamwork in matches and by following our three Team Core Values. Attitude, Attendance and Effort. By following these core values, we have grown as a Team and the Results are now starting to refect the effort and attitude all Squad Players show every Tuesday and Saturday at our CVJFC Training Sessions. This extremely rewarding as a coach to see the whole Squad not only improving as Football Players but also as people.

U13

Match Day HOME Experience

This year we have taken over the CVJFC Away dressing room for the Under 13s HOME Matches at CVJFC. This was designed to build team spirit, friendships and further enhance the overall match day experience. The Kits are hung around with numbers displayed for Player arrival, we then have Team Talks and Game Tactics before Warm Up. All Squad Players who have experienced this agree it has enhanced their experience of a Match Day and it looks to be working as we remain unbeaten at HOME this Season.

U12

U12 League News

some high scoring 4th after 9 in the matches.

At half way point in the season, games see our U12 squad sitting the league table

I am proud of this team which went through a real tough season last season but all still have everything they had and also progressed and improved at the same time Within this squad we have a bunch of players I call the class of 92 as they have been here since tots. We started the season quite low on numbers but all mucked in and got the team back together and really started to show our talent in the Harrogate league.

The team and coaches work hard together to improve experiences for everyone including the parents.

We have an group of amazing supportive parents who travel where ever needed for their kids to play the game they love.

Within the team we promote fun and equality, giving all members the same game time and same opportunities.

Myself, Jay and Dave are proud of how far they have come and how far they are going go.

Our U12’s squad Boys in 1st September 2022 School Years: Y7 on is comprised of Girls and and the Football CVJFC U12’s play division of Harrogate District Junior League in the U12

Training is on 09:00 - 10:30 Saturday Mornings

To Jay has a keep parents informed about training and to be please contact Jay. added WhatsApp group to upcoming matches. the group

To register for follow the link below to our TeamFeePay registration system this U12 squad, please

https://app.teamfeepay.com/s/PvBAeWy

U11

Our Squad & Having Fun! - Enjoying the Game U11 to Coach Ryan explains are encouraged enjoy their football. how his team

Equal opportunity

I am very proud to coach a squad of kids at the u11s. Throughout the squad regardless of ability or gender my squad helps each other improve, not just in football but in

providing everyone equal game time and opportunities. general work ethic and behaviour. Given the kids work to this ethos, myself and other coaches also work on this by We are currently in our frst season of the Harrogate league and we are all as a squad, team and parents are enjoying the challenge together.

Ethos

Within the u11 squad and actually as a club as a whole we promote the ethos of togetherness and fun. No room for egos.

At the u11s we have a motto of ‘Go and enjoy the game, and the result will take care of itself’

Yes sometimes we have sulking kids when we are losing but as soon as the whistle blows for full time it’s all round smiles.

U11

Matches

Every player in my squad of 16 put all t he effort they can give into every match and training session. On match days we all meet and warm up together having a giggle at the same time as putting our game heads on. My team works hard as a unit in all areas on the pitch. They have all learnt how to win, lose and draw gracefully and with smiles on their faces.

Coaches

Paul be any prouder of these

Having worked with a lot of the squad since u5s to this day has been one of the most rewarding roles I have ever taken

Myself, Chris, and Luke could not players on.

U10

and the Football

CVJFC U10’s play division of Hambleton Richmondshire Junior League. in the U10

Our U10’s squad Girls and Boys in 1st September 2022 School is comprised of Years: Y5 on

Training is on 09:00 - 10:30 Saturday Mornings

to James has a keep parents informed about training and upcoming matches. To please contact James.

WhatsApp group be added to the group

To register for please follow the link below our TeamFeePay registration system this U10 squad, to

https://app.teamfeepay.com/s/vG23p1p

An Outstanding Start to the Season for

our U9 Squads

is the continue to that Martin & Ross are training squads are developing an identity is becoming synonymous with

to Proving that consistency the key good performances our U9’s build on successes of previous seasons. Our U9 coaches, that our club.

rightly proud of hard work over this

Coach Martin is his Jaguars and explains how and previous seasons is paying off.

The CVJFC U9 Jaguars team are now well into phase 2 of the season, as a team they have been displaying all of the clubs values and ethos and are an absolute joy to coach.

We’ve been working on a number of different things in training, like spacial awareness, movement, passing, shielding the ball and individual ball work, all while using fun and enjoyable ways for the whole team to develop.

All this is refecting on the pitch on a Saturday morning with the whole team putting in some fantastic displays while maintaining the main aim, which is having smiling faces throughout the team, the progress that each individual is making really is phenomenal and it’s an honour to be part of their junior football journey.

This team goes from strength to strength and the togetherness they show is brilliant to see.

We’re looking forward to carrying this on throughout the rest of the season and into the next season as U10s.

U9

our Squads Improvements Evident in U9’s

A new look kit and sponsors for our Panthers and exceptionally well in our training sessions which has seen every child improve. The proof is clear to see with 3 wins and only one

Jaguars squads have ensured our players look like they mean business when they take to the pitch. Regular training sessions held on Tuesday’s and Saturday’s are paying off with marked improvements across all squads. Here, Coach Ross explains how our U9’s are beneftting from consistent coaching. What a wonderful start to the season for the U9 Panthers. All the kids have adapted themselves

defeat so far this season when the the typical Yorkshire weather has allowed us to play!

in the U9

CVJFC U9’s play the division of Hambleton and Richmondshire Junior Football League.

is comprised of Girls and Saturday Mornings

Our U9’s squad is Boys in School Years: Y4 on 1st September 2022 Training on 09:00 - 10:30

Martin has a group to keep parents informed about training and added the please contact Martin.

WhatsApp group to upcoming matches. To be

U8

Our U8’s enjoying phase of the season 1st successful a after Futsal 2nd phase

The U8’s have started the second phase of the season which is futsal. Futsal is an exciting, fast-paced form of the game that originates in South America. It is generally played indoors on a smaller pitch (we are in the gym at Richmond School) and the ball is heavier than a normal ball. The smaller space helps to accelerate the players development in terms of their technique and skills. As the ball is heavier than a normal ball, play tends to stay on the ground which helps to encourage the children to keep the ball and play a quick, short passing game. The game is fast paced and has an emphasis on passing & moving and players expressing their individual skills during the games. We have had two weeks of futsal and it’s been great to see the children develop and implement the skills we have been working in in training.

The frst phase of the season went very well. We were competitive in every game and won the majority of them (results are not logged at U8’s and there is no league table). All of the children seem to enjoy the games and it has been very encouraging to see them develop in the matches and go home with smiles on their faces.

been Training has going well on even if they have been very cold and wet recently!

Tuesday evenings,

We continue to focus on ball mastery and have been

introducing passing and moving drills. It has been fabulous to see the children progress and implement the phase 3 of the season starts. Phase 3 will be back outdoor to complete the remaining fxtures of the season.

improvements they have been making in training in to the match situation.

We will continue with futsal for a couple of months before great to see the children trying their best to take it home!

The weekly trophy continues to be very popular and it’s

Our Football U7’s Adapting to Competitive an Introduction to

U7’s Football insight into how our

to Transitioning an Team, coach Adam provides an younger players are adapting to league football.

Normally the jump from organised training to arranged

games can be daunting but the players have taken it all in their stride.

As a group we have now grown to 19 players, which is an amazing achievement. So much so we now have two

teams, JAGUARS and PANTHERS.

The frst third of the season saw both teams playing in the Hambleton and Richmondshire junior league and there hard work during the summer showed as we hit the ground running against good opposition.

Although not always getting the results the players wanted, the hard work, effort and development from

both squads has been amazing to watch and has drawn plenty of positive comments from the coaches and supporters of other teams.

We are now into the second phase of the league which sees us moving indoors to play futsal. A new type of challenge for the players to overcome but both teams have adapted well to playing indoors.

It been brilliant to watch each players journey so far and we look forward to what the remainder of the season has.

CVJFC U7’s play the of Hambleton and Richmondshire Junior Football League in the U7 division

Our U7’s squad Boys in 1st September 2022 School Years: Y2 on is comprised of Girls and Training is on 09:00 - 10:30 Saturday Mornings

To register for the link below to our TeamFeePay registration system this U7 squad, please follow

https://app.teamfeepay.com/s/rTOU5Y1

U7

Tots & U5/U6

Soccer Tots welcomes Girls and Boys from 2 to 4 years old. It provides a frst taste of with emphasis on FUN LEARNING in SAFE and POSITIVE environment.

a and the football

on at the following always welcome - Just welcomes Girls and Boys from the

Our Soccer Tots and age of 2. New starters are -

come try Soccer Tots is times each week Saturday Mornings 09:00 10:00

U6 play in mini festivals as

CVJFC U5 & part of the Hambleton and Richmondshire Junior Football League.

Years: Reception is comprised of Girls and & Y1 on

Our SMSC squad is Boys in School on 1st September 2022 Training 09:00 - 10:00 Saturday Mornings

to The U5/6 squad group

keep parents informed about training matches. To please contact Luke. be has a WhatsApp group and upcoming added to the

To register for follow the link below our TeamFeePay registration system to this U5/6 squad, please

https://app.teamfeepay.com/s/jUbYLbj

Friends of St Anne’s Church

The Costa Daurada Cup

Creating a Legacy for future CVJFC U16 Squads

in Village Junior Football Club to compete Costa Daurada Cup

For the frst time in over 10 years, the club will have an U16 team competing in the Harrogate and District Junior Football League. With many of the squad being at the club since primary school the club are embarking on their Spanish adventure in recognition of the service that the boys have given to their team. The club are trying to make the trip as close to a professional experience for the squad as possible where they will all travel together on a team coach in CVJFC clothing, eat together at the same meal times in resort, train together and experience tournament football against European teams. The end of the tournament will culminate in a stadium tour of the Nou Camp in Barcelona.

After what started as a conversation between coaches a few years ago to get together for a family football holiday, the idea was set aside before being resurrected in early 2022. The club’s Development Offcer, Darren Rhodes wished to leave a legacy to the club that would remain long lasting and reward the players for their long service and dedication. The idea grew to reality when, put to the parents, it was evident that there was massive support and from then, planning started in earnest. Fundraising events have been undertaken and continues to ensure that the trip goes ahead. A session will be arranged with our coaches after the tournament to set the template that will enable future squads to embark on the trip of a lifetime.

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