Worthing youngsters recognised with Top Bins awards
Five young people have been presented with leadership awards as part of the Premier League Kicks programme. Premier League Kicks provides free football sessions, mentoring, and training to children in areas of high need. In the past year, 1,600 local children have joined us at a Premier League Kicks session. Older children can also take
England tournament action for Albion disability players
A trio of BHAFC Foundation disability footballers have recently been called upon to represent England in international tournaments. Tate Willis and Rebecca Legon, who are both currently part of the BHAFC Foundation disability football programme, were called up to represent England Women at the inaugural Women’s Amputee World Cup. Rebecca and Tate travelled with England
Kirby and Veltman visit girls at Davison
Two Albion stars visited young footballers at a Worthing girls’ school earlier this week. Fran Kirby and Joel Veltman came to meet girls at Davison CE Girls School, a school which has a burgeoning girls’ football programme. Davison has recently celebrated the opening of a brand new 3G football pitch – a move they hope
Disability teams in tournament action
Some of Albion’s disability football teams have taken part in exhibition tournaments this October. The Albion Down’s syndrome team travelled to Ballerz in Kent to compete in a tournament hosted by the Charlton Athletic Community Trust. The Seagulls faced off against teams including Charlton, Everton, Fulham, and Norwich in the Down’s Syndrome Football Festival. Alongside
Albion star opens new 3G pitch at Worthing girls’ school
A secondary school in Worthing celebrated the opening of their new 3G football pitch with the help of former Albion captain Dani Bowman. Davison CE High School for Girls had been hoping to build a 3G pitch for a number of years, and the project finally came to fruition at the official opening ceremony on