Foundation teams travel to Norwich for Canary Cup
Six BHAFC Foundation squads travelled to Norfolk to take part in the Canary Cup last week. The Canary Cup is Norwich CSF’s annual youth football tournament, which sees clubs from across the region take part in a competitive day of fixtures at The Nest. Foundation players aged 9 to 16 represented the Albion at the
Albion girls enjoy cup final at St George’s Park
A team of girls representing the Albion travelled up to St George’s Park to take part in the final of the Premier League Kicks Cup. They earned their spot at the Under-16s Girls final after winning their regional qualifiers earlier this year, joining around 400 other young people for two days of football. Football clubs
How to get involved in girls’ football
In the wake of yet another brilliant success for the Lionesses, we’ve had lots of people asking us about how their daughter can start playing football. We offer playing opportunities for girls aged 5-16 of all skill levels – from free community football to an elite pipeline to the women’s first team, there’s something suitable
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
Canary Cup success for Albion girls
Dozens of girls in the BHAFC Foundation talent pathway travelled to Norwich last week to take part in the Canary Cup. The Canary Cup is an annual tournament that sees young players from across the country travel to The Nest in Norwich to represent their football clubs. The BHAFC Foundation sent six teams of girls