Calderglen Thistle 2010s, a local Hamilton football team, seeks sponsorship for the upcoming season. The team includes players from Blantyre and aims to partner with a local business. They train on Tuesdays and Thursdays at John Ogilvie High School. Interested sponsors can contact the club via their Facebook page.
Blantyre Celtic U10 Girls are moving to U12s in the New Year and invite girls born in 2014 or 2015 to join their team. Enthusiastic players who enjoy football and want to learn in a fun environment are welcome. Interested parties can message for details or contact Chris at 07766773503.
Blantyre Soccer Academy is seeking players for its U21 squad for the upcoming season. This opportunity is for ambitious young talents eager to train, improve, and compete as a team. Trials will be announced soon, with training set for Monday and Wednesday nights. Interested players can contact @blantyresa_21s.
The Blantyre Celtic Girls U10s had a memorable training session with Saoirse Noonan, Celtic’s top goalscorer. The energetic session was filled with encouragement and valuable advice, inspiring the young players. Saoirse’s dedication to grassroots football leaves a lasting impact on the girls, fostering their confidence and love for the game.
Blantyre Vics Whites 2013 seeks local business sponsors to support their youth football team. Sponsorship offers logo placement on match kits, social media exposure, and community promotion. The initiative aims to foster grassroots football while providing local businesses with positive visibility. Interested sponsors can contact Ross at 07453322932.
Blantyre Soccer Academy has shifted its focus this season by self-funding training and matchday gear, prioritizing a partnership with SAMH, Scotland’s national mental health charity. This collaboration emphasizes their commitment to support and community, highlighting the significance of mental health and social change through various services and programs.
Blantyre Soccer Academy invites girls born in 2012 or 2013 to join their Under-14 team, welcoming all experience levels. Training occurs on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Calderside Academy, while matches are held on Saturdays. This is a great opportunity for skill development and making friends in a supportive environment.
The Jock Stein Pitches, essential for local children and grassroots clubs in Hamilton, are in disrepair and littered with waste. Despite clubs paying hefty fees, the facilities are neglected, prompting community concern. A petition for improvements has gained over 450 signatures, urging South Lanarkshire Council to take action for a cleaner, safer environment.