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.
Blantyre Soccer Academy is inviting girls born in 2011 to join their Under-16 Girls 11-a-Side Team. They welcome players of all skill levels, offering professional coaching, structured training, and competitive matches in a supportive environment. Training occurs on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM. Contact babs at 07941564442 for more information.
Blantyre Soccer Academy’s 2014 Blacks are partnering with Network Rail on a safety campaign. The collaboration aims to promote railway safety messages, with an emphasis on staying safe near railways and off the tracks. This initiative involves education and awareness in conjunction with Network Rail Scotland and SFA South West.
Blantyre Soccer Academy celebrates a significant milestone in its 15-year journey towards grassroots football with the initiation of new community football pitches at the renovated Larkfield Community Hall site. An opening ceremony was held near Stonefield Road, acknowledging the efforts of organisers, volunteers, and contractors involved in this promising project.
Blantyre Soccer Academy 2012 (B Division) seeks young, talented players born in 2012 for recruitment. Training occurs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with matches on Saturdays in the CLYFA League. Interested players should contact David at 07955 500507 to arrange a trial and join this community-focused team dedicated to development.
Max Johnston, a former player of Blantyre Soccer Academy, made his senior Scotland debut recently, following in the footsteps of his footballing father. The academy expressed pride in his achievement, highlighting the significance of representing one’s country. Max is eager to contribute to international football and honor Scotland.
Blantyre Community Trust celebrated the official opening of the new community hub on March 13, 2025, following the renovation of the former Larkfield Hall. The project, led by BSA, signifies a major milestone in revitalizing the space for community benefit, showcasing the commitment of volunteers and significant investment.