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Female
football is booming and none more so
than in Guiseley where the Guiseley
Ladies team has made a rapid rise up
the divisions and after two
successive promotions they finished
a creditable fourth in the North
East Regional Women's Premier
Division and are looking to improve
on this next season.
In addition to the successful Open
Age team FA Chartered Standard
partner
Guiseley Juniors AFC
run teams in the U-6, U-12s
and U-14 age groups and are looking
to add and Under 16's team next
season.
So any girls interested in
taking up the sport, rather than
just watching their brothers, can
now join a team of their own.
recruitment of layers from Under U6
level right through to Senior Team
has begun and anyone interested in
playing or finding out more
information contact Secretary
of the Ladies Open age team
Secretary
Jenny
Taylor, on
0798
9572236.
The club is also looking for
enthusiastic Managers to take
charge of the U-14 and U-16 girls'
teams for the 2008/09 season. For
further information contact:
Jenny
Taylor on
on 0798 9572236 or
Kevin
Harrison on 07771 866303 or email
kevin.harrison@guiseleyjuniors.co.uk
Guiseley Ladies have become a force
to be reckoned with but having been
based mainly around a group of
players who attended Leeds Met
University together, Secretary Jenny
Taylor, - raised and still living in
Yeadon - wants to see a progression
of local players following in her
footsteps and making their way into
the team.
The current ladies' team is made up
of a host of PE teachers, a
firefighter and a police officer.
The girls are keen to spread the
name of Guiseley AFC Ladies and are
looking to youngsters to carry this
on.
Guiseley Ladies will be recruiting
for both their senior team and the
junior teams at the Guiseley Music
Festival at the Station pub on Bank
Holiday Sunday, May 25. The ladies'
team is to benefit from some of the
proceeds from this event along with
Aireborough Rugby Union Club.
The ladies and the girls' team enjoy
coaching sessions on the Guiseley
club's 3G all weather pitch in
Nethermoor Park, Guiseley. The
Charter Standard club has qualified
coaches and a child protection
officer. |
