The squad which lost to Red House Farm on penalties 4-2 in the Northumberland FA Minor Cup Final. A very close game and the scores were tied at 1-1 after extra time. The team played really well and on another day the score could have been very different. A massive thanks to all the people who travelled to Whitley Road to follow the team, the lads really appreciated the support you gave them and also everyone who used twitter and facebook to post all the good wishes, comments and congratulations
Hexham FC will once again be holding our presentation evening at QEHS on Saturday 15th June and it all starts at 5pm.
The event will be split into two sessions with the Development squad to the under 10’s first to receive their awards. Then a short break when the under 11 to the senior side will take to the stage.
Players will be free but Adults and children will be £2 & £1 by way of a raffle ticket, details of the prizes will follow very soon. Everyone is welcome so bring along grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins to share in the player’s big day. So book that date in your diary and come along to see all the teams receive their awards.
The club are delighted to pass on the good news that Hexham FC have won the County award as “FA Community Club of the Year 2013”, this is the second year running that we have received this accolade.
There is no single person to thank for this honour as it has been a team effort from our development squad all the way up to the senior team, not forgetting the parents coaches and all the volunteers who make up the all the individual management teams within our club. So we now go into the regional finals against all the other representatives from other counties to see if we can make it into the national final.
So big thank you to all involved and let’s keep up the good work and go for a hat trick in 2014
Exciting news for Hexham! So you must have heard of park run, well Great Run Local is a similar idea and we are looking to start one in Hexham this Spring/Summer.
To ensure Run Local attracts all types of runners; young, old, experienced, new, recreational or race ready athletes Run Local is a weekly, measured and timed run of 5k and 2k. It is open to runners from 5 years and the best thing ... it's FREE.
Unfortunately following the 31st March deadline only 12 teams had officially resigned from their respective
leagues meaning that we were unable to reach the minimum number of 14 and therefore an application cannot
be made to the FA for Step 7 status.
The passing of highly respected former Northumberland FA Vice-President Les Todd has left a considerable hole in grassroots football in this County.
Les’ passion and commitment has driven this County forward during his three decades of magnificent service.
To commemorate this, the Board of the Association have decided it is only right to rename our Senior Benevolent Bowl, the NFA Les Todd Senior Benevolent Bowl.
The competition and fund which provides support for players and referees who suffer serious injury while participating, was central to Les’ work with the Association and will provide a lasting tribute to his unwavering commitment to football in Northumberland.
Donations are still being welcomed to Cancer Research UK and the Northumberland FA Benevolent Fund in Les memory. He will be sorely missed.
Sean Taylor thumped in a double and Josh Hay was also on target in a devastating first half performance that saw Amble United lift the first silverware of the season.
Taylor’s brace and Hay’s strike all came within a twelve minute spell in the opening period that the Seasiders dominated.
City pulled one back through Sean Bannon five minutes after the interval and United were made to sweat for the win when Dan Greenslade added a second ten minutes from the end, but they held firm.
Jon Tait
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