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DURHAM WFC General Manager Lee Sanders Club Secretary Dawn Hepple Media & Marketing Officer Mark Donnelly Club Manager Lee Sanders Assistant Manager Andy Thorpe Head of Coaching Andy Toman First Team Coach Martin Herdman Head Physio Dave Irvine Goalkeeping Coach Mark Bell Strength & Conditioning Dan Lonsdale Development Team Manager Steph Libbey Reserve Team Manager Gareth Smith RTC Technical Director Steve Common RTC Club Manager James Gardner RTC Lead Coaches Gareth Smith Mark Spedding Martin Herdman Lee Coulter Programme Editor & Designer Mark Donnelly Programme Contributors Mark Donnelly Lee Sanders Sarah Wilson BHAWFC John Middleton Susan Gutteridge Getty Images George Ledger Printed By: PrintSwift Sunderland
Welcome back to New Ferens Park as we prepare to welcome Brighton & Hove Albion! I hope you’ve all had time to recover from the excitement of our last game here? The late winner from Zoe Ness was certainly a fantastic moment, and it was great to have a big crowd in the ground to cheer us on! It was disappointing to lose out to Doncaster Belles in our last outing, but it was a fantastic performance from the lasses against a full-time professional side who will be challenging for the title. Hopefully fans enjoyed our GoalCam footage from that game! In today’s programme we get to know Zoe Ness a little better, find out all about our visitors and get some details on the trials for our FA Girls’ Regional Talent Club! Enjoy the game - and the read! Mark Donnelly Programme Editor
WHAT’S INSIDE
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FROM THE DUGOUT
LEE SANDERS Good afternoon and welcome to New Ferens Park for what is sure to be an entertaining game. A warm welcome to George, Kirsty and all of the staff, players and officials from Brighton & Hove Albion Women here today. How pleased were you with that hard-fought 2-1 win over Oxford in our last home game? It was very pleasing and it does show good character in the team when they can dig in and come from behind, especially after going behind so early in the second half. We bounced back fairly quickly and got the equaliser before a well-worked move for the winner. I thought that, although Oxford did cause us some problems, we did deal with them well and came away as justifiable winners. Our home form has been very impressive this season and crowds are increasing too, and that must be good to see? The home crowds are increasing which is great for the club and players. It’s a good place to be whereas in the first season we struggled a bit at home, perhaps because it was new to the players, but now we thrive at home. I think teams are worried to come to New Ferens Park. In our last game we lost out late on to Doncaster, and it must have been devestating to lose that late on? I was bitterly disappointed. That’s football and you’re absolutely ecstatic if you put one away in the dying minutes, but on the flip side if you concede late on you know it’s difficult to come back from. It rips the heart out of you and you feel bad for the players. It was an unusual goal for us to concede as we’re usually good from set pieces. Doncaster are the best team we’ve played so far this season, and they’re experienced and train full-time. Again I have to give credit to the players. We didn’t start the game well but we were the better side in the second half. We had opportunities ourselves just after Becky scored the goal - Emily Roberts went very close and just like the Oxford we showed some resilience to come back. We probably deserved a point but that’s football.
Today we host Brighton for the first time ever - what kind of test do you expect from them? We’ve never played Brighton before and I’m quite excited because I love playing new teams. I think the players should thrive and love playing against new opposition as it’s something different. You’re stepping into the unknown to a certain degree and we’ll respect Brighton as they got a good result against Watford who we know have improved massively this season. We’ll give them every respect they deserve but they have to come here and break us down and stop us from scoring. We’ll give them as much to think about as they give us. We held our annual Vision for Education tournament a fortnight ago - how did that go? It was a brilliant day. Vision for Education have been huge in supporting the club from day one and Liam Roberts, the CEO, is a local lad who has really got behind the club. It’s not just him, but all the staff who we work with in the local offices. They’ve all bought into the club and it’s great to get the schools down to these tournaments. We get to see some great young players and the teachers love it too. It’s an enjoyable day with a real festival atmosphere. We had Beth Hepple and Tyler Dodds at England U20 Camp recently and that must be great for the club? It’s great for them to go away to camp. They work hard for it and get to go a fantastic facility at St George’s Park and work under some excellent coaches. They played an in-house game against the Next Gen team and did well. They
don’t just get called up for the sake of it, they work hard and perform so we’re really pleased for them. The target is to get more players into the system. Our RTC Trials are coming up soon - what would you say to any parents thinking of signing their child up? We’ve already had a number of players interested in coming to trial in June and it’s something that, as a parent, if you think you’re daughter is talented enough we would encourage you to get in touch and come down and have a go. If you don’t give it a go you’ll never know. It could open up some doors for the players in the future. Our successful Holiday Camps ran again during the Easter Holidays - how did you feel they went? Our Holiday Camps were a little bit different this time - we usually get a lot more boys but it was all girls which was great to see. Our players did a fantastic job and we got some great feedback with a lot of people coming back after the first day because they enjoyed it that much. I can’t praise our girls enough for the job they did. It’s great for the youngsters because they get to be around FA WSL players socially which is a great experience. Thanks for attending today, and I hope to see you back here when we welcome London Bees next Sunday! Lee Sanders
THE SKIPPER
SARAH WILSON
Welcome back to New Ferens Park as we welcome Brighton! It was brilliant to get that win against Oxford in our last home game. We fell behind to a sloppy goal and we had been playing well but hadn’t took our chances. Credit to Oxford they pressed and caught us switched off, however that goal pushed us on, it was like we needed to concede to take our foot off. We drew level and then managed to nick one at the very end which was brilliant. Coming from behind like that shows how much determination we have as a squad. We had to fight for it, it wasn’t an easy task. It shows our togetherness and resilience. Our defeat against Doncaster proves how cruel football can be, I believe we were worthy of a draw. They had chances as did we. We battled to get back into the game and they caught
us sleeping in the last couple of minutes, we pushed on but left it too late to get back into it. Again credit to Doncaster, they proved their quality and took the chance when they got it. We did manage to compete with full time professionals and it’s rewarding to know that we can do that. We make the most of the resources we have. We work hard when we’re together, and the girls do a lot independently so that we can compete. I don’t believe that anyone would have known the difference between the two sides on Sunday. t’s fantastic to have Nicki Gears back in the squad. She’s like a new signing and we’re all really excited to see her back to full fitness. When Nicki gets going you can’t touch her, she’s strong, absolutely rapid and has a great engine. She’s worked incredibly hard over the past year to get to where she is now. Nicki is one of the
nicest people, a really good friend and deserves to be back in and around the squad. Today we’re expecting a very tough test against Brighton. They have made some very good signings and picked up some good previous results. The table is tight so that doesn’t mean anything. It is difficult to prepare for a game against a team that you know little about, however we’ve had a very good week of training and we won’t be underestimating anything. Brighton had a great season last year and deserve to be competing at WSL level. We are still in a good position. We have given ourself a big task over the coming weeks and we all know how important is it that we step up and make these games count. Sarah Wilson
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INTRODUCING OUR VISITORS
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION Brighton & Hove Albion gained promotion to WSL 2 by winning the Women’s Premier League and they will get a taste of what’s to come in the Spring Series. The Seagulls won the Women’s Premier League Southern Division before going on to beat Northern Division winners Sporting Club Albion 4-2 in the play-off final. The Sussex side lost just two games all season and striker Kate Natkiel, who scored twice on that decisive day, says it was special to finally realise their long-held aim of reaching the Women’s Super League. “It was amazing – we worked so hard for the whole season. The hours we put in and everything we did came to a head on that day in the final,” she said. “It was an amazing day – all the fans that were there made it for us. It’s always a nice little bonus to score a couple of goals myself as well! Promotion has been an aim for the club for a long time and they came close the year before when losing in the final. That’s what we were working for the whole season and we managed to do it.” Natkiel hopes Brighton can use the Spring Series as a chance to test out some new ideas and formations, and the striker believes it will give them a real insight into how tough the season is going to be. “I’m so happy that they’re doing a Spring Series which gives us a chance to get together again and play competitive matches,” she said. “We’ve never been in the WSL before so it gives us a real insight into what to expect against the other teams. It will allow us to get settled without any of the pressure of relegation or promotion. It just allows us to play.”
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION
WHO’S WHO? Emma Byrne Goalkeeper Experienced former Arsenal and ROI stopper
Faye Baker Goalkeeper Ex-West Ham and Gillingham, joined in 2014
Charlotte Young Defender Joined in 2013 and has been part of the England U23 team
Laura Rafferty Defender Northern Ireland international and ex-Chelsea prospect
Apps: 4 Goals: 0
Apps: 0 Goals: 0
Apps: 4 Goals: 0
Apps: 4 Goals: 0
Sophie Perry Defender Captain who briefly played for top flight Reading last year
Vicky Ashton-Jones
Defender Ex-Charlton and Gillingham player, very reliable
Bronwen Thomas Midfielder Promising young playmaker now in the Wales squad
Ellie Dorey Midfielder Hard-working and long-serving central midfielder
Apps: 4 Goals: 0
Apps: 4 Goals: 0
Apps: 4 Goals: 2
Apps: 4 Goals: 0
Hollie Olding Midfielder Played for Chelsea before joining the Seagulls in 2016
Jenna Legg Midfielder Ex-Oxford and Chelsea, joined this season
Katie Natkiel Midfielder Tricky winger who is a handful for any defence
Kirsty Barton Midfielder Hard-working and experienced midfidler
Apps: 2 Goals: 0
Apps: 3 Goals: 0
Apps: 4 Goals: 0
Apps: 4 Goals: 0
THE SEASON SO FAR
W1 D3 L1
Alessia Russo Striker England youth international who joined early in 2017
Amy Taylor Striker Experienced and prolfic striker, signed in 2014
Lisa Fulgence Striker Former Charlton and Gillingham attacker
Lucy Somes Striker RTC graduate and a key part of the first team squad
Apps: 3 Goals: 1
Apps: 4 Goals: 0
Apps: 0 Goals: 0
Apps: 4 Goals: 0
DURHAM WOMEN 2-1 OXFORD UNITED WOMEN
MATCH ACTION
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HEPPLE NESS NOBLE
DURHAM: Laws; Johnson, Wilson, Salicki, Christon; Gutteridge, Lee, Hepple; Atkinson, Roberts, Ness Sunday 2nd April 12pm FA WSL 2 Spring Series New Ferens Park, Durham Attendance: 507
Zoe Ness’ late winner saw the Wildcats retain their unbeaten start to the season thanks to victory over Oxford United Women. Ness slotted home three minutes from time to seal victory after Durham were forced to come from behind after Ellie Noble’s goal at the start of the second half. Beth Hepple levelled things up shortly after, before Ness then netted the winner. Lee Sanders made one change from the side that drew with Watford as Ellie Christon replaced Jen Jennings, while there was a welcome return for Nicki Gears on the bench after a long term injury. And Durham took the game to their visitors early on and had several half-chances with Sarah Wilson seeing a shot blocked before Nat Gutteridge poked wide from close range. Oxford were still threatening, however, and had arguably the best chance of the first half when Emily Donovan sprung the offside trap only to loft the ball well wide. Hepple then had a chance to give the hosts the lead but couldn’t get the ball out from under her feet after a fine through ball from Ness. Neither side could find a break through in the first half, but the U’s were ahead shortly after the restart as Noble took aim from distance and her shot found its way into the bottom corner. And the lead could have been doubled moments later were it not for Rachael Laws denying the lively Ini Umotong who had broken through on goal. This let-off seemed to spark Durham into life and they began to create chances again - Emily Roberts slotting wide after she had ran the length of the pitch before stopper Demi Lambourne did well to deny Hepple at her near post. But Hepple wasn’t to be denied again and netted the equaliser after 58 minutes as she slotted home from close range after a defensive mixup. Umotong then could have handed Oxford the lead with twenty minutes remaining with only heroic defending keeping the scores level. After the Nigerian saw her first shot saved by Laws, Becky Salicki did well to block Evie Gane’s follow-up on the line before Umotong then slotted wide with the goal at her mercy. That miss became significant in the 87th minute as Ness handed the Wildcats the lead, slotting home from 12 yards after a drilled cross from Emily Roberts. Durham saw out the final few minutes with minimal fuss to pick up another three points in the FA WSL Spring Series.
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GETTING TO KNOW YOU
ZOE NESS In our new programme feature, we get to know the people behind the players by asking them some fun questions! Up next is striker Zoe Ness.... Talk us through your footballing debut. I can’t remember my Durham because we obviosuly progressed through different levels. I know my one for Scotland - it was down in Wales at Aberswyth. Lee, Dawn, my Mum and Dad came down to literally the middle of nowhere in Wales on a very cold night! What do you do on a long away trip? There’s always music going on in the car so it’s a proper singalong. Then it’s usually a Saturday night we travel so there’s something on TV and Match of the Day! What’s the best live concert you’ve ever been to? I went to a festival in Sweden last year. Obviously festivals like Reading and Leeds are in the middle of nowhere with camping but this one was in Stockholm City. They converted a sports arena and put the stands and stages up so that was pretty cool. If you’re going to treat yourself to a takeaway, what do you have? Indian, hands down. If you’re in Durham and want a good Indian go to Spice Lounge!
What’s the best ground you’ve ever played at? I played at Old Trafford with school so I’d have to say there. Who’s the best player you’ve played with? I’ve played with quite a few different people so I can’t pick just one!
What’s the best place you’ve ever been on holiday? The best football holiday I’ve been on was to Holland in 2008 or something, which was a good laugh. Then I’ve had some standard family holidays which have been good.
Who’s the funniest person in the squad? Meg Borthwick is probably up there, but everyone has a bit of banter about them which is good.
Where in the world haven’t you been, but would like to go? The list is endless, there’s a lot of places I want to go!
You’re trapped on a dessert island and can take only three items - what would you take? Food, food and more food probably!
What’s your favourtie film? I was speaking to someone about Goal today, it has to be that! What’s your favourite song of all time? There’s far too many! I can’t pick just one! Who would you trust with a secret in the dressing room? I don’t know!
What three words would you use to describe yourself? I can’t think of three! What three words would you use to describe Lee Sanders? Big old softy!
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E E FR THE SSE WOMEN’S FA CUP FINAL Saturday 13 May 2017 Wembley Stadium connected by EE
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FIXTURES AND RESULTS
KO
RESULT
Keynsham Town Ladies
A
FAC3
1pm
7-0
12th Feb
Millwall Lionesses
H
WSL
12pm
1-0
19th Feb
Everton Ladies
H
FAC4
2pm
2-2*
5th March
Sheffield FC Ladies
H
WSL
12pm
1-0
12th March
Watford FC Ladies
A
WSL
12pm
1-1
2nd April
Oxford United Women
H
WSL
12pm
2-1
16th April
Doncaster Rovers Belles
A
WSL
2pm
1-2
23rd April
Brighton & Hove Albion
H
WSL
12pm
30th April
London Bees
H
WSL
12pm
6th May
Everton Ladies
A
WSL
2pm
21st May
Aston Villa Ladies
A
WSL
2pm
5th Feb
Sarah McFADDEN
COMP
Sarah WILSON
H/A
Lauren BRIGGS
OPPOSITION
Jen JENNINGS
DATE
Helen ALDERSON
2017 SEASON G2 G
FA WSL 2 - SPRING SERIES Team
Pl.
GD
Pts.
1
Durham Women FC
5
2
10
2
London Bees
6
0
10
3
Everton Ladies
4
4
9
4
Aston Villa Ladies
5
0
8
5
Millwall Lionesses
6
0
8
6
Doncaster Rovers Belles
2
4
6
7
Sheffield FC Ladies
5
-1
6
8
Brighton & Hove Albion
5
-1
6
9
Oxford United Women
6
-5
2
10
Watford Ladies
4
-3
1
Table Correct As Of Monday 17th April
* Everton Win 4-3 on Penalties
G
Played
Sub Off Booked
Sent Off
Scored
Sub On Unused Sub
G
G
G
G
Zoe NESS
Emily ROBERTS
Mercy DARKOAH
Rachel LEE
Tyler DODDS
Ellie CHRISTON
Rachael LAWS
Becky SALICKI
Megan BORTHWICK
Nicola GIBSON
Jordan ATKINSON
Nat GUTTERIDGE
Nicki GEARS
Beth HEPPLE
Annabel JOHNSON
G
G2
G G G
G
G G G
G
G
G
TOP SCORERS - 2017 SPRING SERIES 1
2
Sarah McFadden
3
Zoe Ness
3
Becky Salicki
3
Nat Gutteridge
2
Emily Roberts
2
Beth Hepple
2
G
This Weekend’s Fixtures
Aston Villa v London Bees (Sat, 2pm) Millwall v Oxford (Sat, 5:30pm) Durham v Brighton (Sun, 12pm) Doncaster v Everton (Sun, 2pm) Watford v Sheffield (Sun, 2pm)
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Midfielder Rachel Lee (Shorty) is fundraising for the Brain Research Trust by running the Reykjavik half marathon in Iceland on April 22nd. Rachel is running on behalf of The Brain Research Trust, who fund research into treatment for conditions such as; Alzheimer’s Disease, Stroke, Epilepsy, Parkinson’s Disease and Motor Neurone Disease. We asked Rachel a few questions about her upcoming challenge... Are you looking forward to the event? Yeah, it’s my first international half marathon so it’s exciting and a good opportunity. It is hard work leading up to and training for the event but it will be worthwhile on
the day. I’m a little worried about how cold it will be though! Why have you chosen the Brain Research Trust? The BRT are a brilliant charity who support research into many different brain and nervous system conditions which affect so many people. They look at developing treatment and ultimately finding cures for the conditions mentioned above. I am fundraising and running on behalf of my friend Taylor, who is currently living with Motor Neurone Disease, so I like to try and raise the profile of the Brain Research Trust and particularly MNDA on his behalf. He continues to be a total inspiration to myself and so many others, so he is my reason for running.
What time are you aiming for? Anything under 2 hours! Hopefully around the 1 hour 50 mark but I will honestly just be happy to complete it and hopefully raise the profile and some money for the BRT along the way. So if you can’t think of anything worse than running for 2 hours solid hopefully you can support and sponsor me instead. If you would like to sponsor Rachel or wish her well you can visit her fundraising page or her Twitter using the details below! Good luck Shorty! Fundraising page https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Rachel-Lee21
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JOHN MIDDLETON
THE PRESS BOX
Greetings from the back of the stand!
thereabouts next season.
We have four tough games ahead, starting Hope you had a good today. As with all levels Easter break, for those in school this match is a of Football, we know that there are no pushovers good end to the holiday. and newly-promoted Brighton have proved that Last week’s match had already, having lost only a disappointing end, but one of their five games our team showed much in the Series. They will, promise. With Donny’s of course, be looking to and Everton’s games in hand, it may mean we rely do better than their male counterparts have over a on them losing for us to win the Spring Series but North-East team, at least we shouldn’t worry about in results; we’ll have to that. Both of those teams wait for next season to see if they can match them in know that Durham WFC is a force to be reckoned League position. with and will be there or
Will certainly be an exciting way to spend the last day of my holiday; unlike my usual cocommentator Phill who’ll have to keep tabs while on a plane! We hope you can join us via www.dhradio.org.uk on your Smartphone (click on the “Listen Live” button). Let us know you’re listening via the usual channels and, please, spread the word! Enjoy the game, and let’s hear the Wildcat roar! John - @JADMiddy
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Getting you to the game safely.
THE SOCIAL SIDE @GinHume
Good effort from the girls today and one you should have taken something from. At least you got your golden egg
@SarahW_1991
So disappointed to concede a last minute goal. Football can be so cruel! Looking forward to getting back to work, we go again! @DurhamWFC
@JJenningsPE
Sidelined with concussion but supporting the girls...c’mon @DurhamWFC
@Salicki14
Gutted with the final score today but we look to bounce back next weekend!! #ontothenextone
@SixsmithTV
Vital win for @DurhamWFC in #WSL2 Spring Series today. Good to catch up with @ZoeeNess & @nickigears at FT too & great to see Nikki back.
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Enjoying the coverage so far on @DurhamHospRadio for @DurhamWFC vs @SFCLadies with @DavisonPhill and @gracemccatty
Get In Touch! You can get in touch with us on Twitter @DurhamWFC
30 APRIL, 12PM
NEW FERENSTESTING PARKTHEIR KNOWLEGE
GUTTSY v LAWS In this fun Player v Player Quiz, we test the Wildcats’ knowledge of the FA Women’s Super League! Who will end the season on top? Nat Gutteridge Midfielder @NatGutteridge
Rachael Laws Goalkeeeper @RachLaws1
1: How many home clubs won in Round Five of the FA Women’s Cup? Err...4?
1: How many home clubs won in Round Five of the FA Women’s Cup? How many teams were in it? 8 won!
2: How many teams scored five or more goals in Round Five of the FA Women’s Cup? 4? I’ll go all fours!
2: How many teams scored five or more goals in Round Five of the FA Women’s Cup? 2
3: Who scored Sunderland’s first goal against Aston Villa Ladies? Tori Williams
3: Who scored Sunderland’s first goal against Aston Villa Ladies? Tori Williams
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4: Which team has scored the most goas in FA WSl 2 so far? Hmmm.....there haven’t been many goals! Everton?
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4: Which team has scored the most goas in FA WSl 2 so far? London Bees?
5: Which team has conceded the most goals in FA WSL 2 so far? Oxford?
5: Which team has conceded the most goals in FA WSL 2 so far? Erm...Watford?
6: Which former Arsenal and Notts County player recently signed for Oxford? I’m not sure! Pass.
6: Which former Arsenal and Notts County player recently signed for Oxford? Pass!
7: How many players have scored more than one goal in FA WSL 2 so far? 4? I’ll just stick to that number!
7: How many players have scored more than one goal in FA WSL 2 so far? How many players? I’ll go for five
8: Who is top of the FA WPL Northern Division? Blackburn
8: Who is top of the FA WPL Northern Division? Blackburn
9: Who is top of the FA WPL Southern Division? Tottenham? That’s a random guess!
9: Who is top of the FA WPL Southern Division? Tottenham
10. What was the aggregate score of our games against Oxford last season? What was it? 5-1 and what? 7-2?
10. What was the aggregate score of our games against Oxford last season? I was probably at the home game watching! Let’s go for 3-3
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It’s a tie between Nat Gutteridge and Rachael Laws this week! Will anyone be able to knock Becky Salicki off the top? Current Leaderboard Becky Salicki - 7 Sarah Wilson, Zoe Ness - 6 Helen Alderson, Nat Gutteridge, Rachael Laws - 5
S ’ Y D N CA R E N R CO
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ER FA G N U R YO U O R O TIES F
TIVI C A N FU
SPOT THE BALL!
Candy’s lost the ball on this picture! Can you find where it is?
WORDSEARCH!
Can you help Candy find the Wildcats’ players in this wordsearch? 1. What was the score in our last home game? 2. Who scored our winning goal against Oxford? 3. Who is Brighton’s head coach? 4. How many goals have we Can you answer these scored this season? five quick questions 5. Where are we in the FA about the Wildcats and WSL 2 table?
QUICK QUIZ!
our visitors today?
ANSWERS Spot The Ball: A Quiz: 1. 2-1 to Durham, 2. Zoe Ness, 3. George Parris, 4. 12, 5. 1st
REGIONAL TALENT CLUB
2017/18 TRIALS
We can confirm trial dates Under 12s - Schools Year 6 DH1 3SE & 7 from September 2017 for the 2017/18 season for our FA Girls’ Regional 8, 15, 22, 29 June (6:30-8pm) - You must have an English Parent or an English GrandTalent Club.
Under 14s - Schools Year 8 parent or you must have been educated in England for at Open trials will take place for & 9 from September 2017 all age groups, from Under 10 7, 14, 21, 28 June (6:30-8pm) least 5 consecutive years. to Under 16, at our training base of Maiden Castle (DH1 Under 16s - Schools Year 10 Registration for the trials is & 11 from September 2017 essential, and players can 3SE). 8, 15, 22, 29 June (6:30-8pm) sign up at durham.fawsl. com. Trials will take place on the Players registering for the following dates: trials must meet the follow- If you have any questions, contact Centre Manager Under 10s - Schools Year 4 ing criteria: James Gardner on & 5 from September 2017 Your home postcode must jgardnerdurhamwfc@gmail. 7, 14, 21, 28 June (6:30-8pm) be within a 1 hour 30 minute com. travel time of our RTC base at
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