In partnership with the London Football Association we have launched our “Wildcats” football sessions at Junior Reds.
Wildcats is non-competitive football for girls from age 5 to 11 years who want to give it a go for the very first time or want to play with other girls their own age. Most importantly, Wildcats is all about having loads of fun and meeting new amazing friends.
This group meets at Bexleyheath Academy (DA6 7DA) on Saturday mornings at 10.00am until 11.15am.
If interested simply come along on a Saturday or book on-line using the Football Association facility under “Find Football”.
Further details can be obtained from Clive on 07504 264 157 or email Clive@juniorredsfc.co.uk
All girls aged 5 – 11 years are welcome.
Our Jack Petchey Foundation “Outstanding Achiever” for March is Sam Barrett – a Coach in of our Under 11 Valiants team.
Team Manager Francesco said “Sam has been supporting Bhal and me for the past three years. Sam is a key member of the coaching team, always encouraging the boys to strive for success and giving them his unwavering support. Recently, Sam has shown great creativity by preparing drills and consistently leading the goalkeepers’ warm-up before matches. His dedication and contribution to the team is incredibly valuable. His commitment, enthusiasm, and positive impact make Sam a deserving candidate to be recognised under the Jack Petchey scheme”.
Our Jack Petchey Foundation “Outstanding Achievers” for May and June are Arjan Thind and Henry White – members of the Under 18s team.
They are recognised for their exceptional commitment and support to the Club and their team over 10 years. They are the only two players who have stayed with the team since Under 8s. It is calculated each has made 300 appearances for Junior Reds over the decade.
Team Manager, Warren commented “They have been excellent role models and are well respected. They are my senior players and have consistently demonstrated leadership, maturity and social awareness. They are always welcoming to new member arrivals and encourage all around. Their positive attitude in training and towards their teammates has always been exemplary”.
Congratulations go to Bill and our Under 10 Tigers team in reaching the Selkent League Cup Final.
This game will be played at the London Marathon Ground 304 Shooters Hill Road, SE18 4LT on Saturday, 26th April. The games – a three way final with Hillfielders Hawks and Blackheath Rhinos Black – kicks off at 11.00am
All are welcome to support the Tigers on their big day.
Good luck to the team.
School Years 1 to Year 5
Is your child interested in learning to play and develop their football skills?
Junior Reds run a casual based football group – called the “Saturday Soccer Club” – on Saturday mornings (for an hour at 9.00am/ 9.30am) at Bexleyheath Academy (post code DA6 7DA).
Children aged 5+ to 10 can learn and improve their football skills. Many progress to Junior Reds football teams as part of their development.
Just come to the Academy field and speak to one of the Coaches. They are all FA qualified and DBS/CRB checked. The Club operates on a casual simple pay and play basis at £5 a session.
Over this Summer we plan to form some additional Under 7 to Under 11 age group teams to join the Selkent League for next season 2025/26.
If interested please contact:
Tom – 07496 674 414 or e-mail: Thomas.rutherford2@nhs.net
Suky – 07989 848 595 or email: Suky.khosa@googlemail.com
See www.juniorredsfc.co.uk
Our Jack Petchey Foundation “Outstanding Achiever” for February is Henry Freeman. Henry is a member of our Under 12 Sabres team.
Henry’s nomination was compiled by a fellow team mate (Mason).
Mason said ” Henry has been with the team since it was created 4 seasons ago.
Henry is a massive player for our team because he plays wherever he is asked to and never complains. He completes everything to the highest ability he can.
He has scored goals, created assists and at times put in a last ditch tackle to help the team.
During training when the boys all do laps of the pitch he will always drop to the back of the pack to encourage those who aren’t as strong to keep going.
He is extremely punctual and will always help tidy up at the end of training and match days”.
Well done Mason in making this nomination. If you have a team mate deserving of special recognition just email Clive@juniorredsfc.co.uk with your nomination. Individuals to receive an award need to be aged from 11 years to 25 years.
Our Jack Petchey Foundation “Outstanding Achiever” for February in the female section is Sydney Dyal, a member of the Women’s team.
Sydney has been a member of Junior Reds Football Club since 2019. In that time, Sydney has gone on to become one of the best and most consistent performers in the Girls and later Women’s team.
Sydney consistently attends training and always gives 100% effort. She is dependable and an ever present, setting an example to others in this respect.
She is highly valued by her team mates because of her strong team ethic. Sydney has played in a number of roles for the team this season, excelling in all of them. Sydney encourages all at training and during games, often trying to motivate others through her hard work. She shows a willingness to help players develop their game on the pitch.
Sydney goes out of her way to make new players welcome.
Our Jack Petchey Foundation “Outstanding Achiever” for January is Ivy Thorpe – a member of our Under 13 Girls team.
It was great for the Club to receive a nomination from one of the players in the team – well done Macy for doing this. Most nominations are made by Managers. Let’s have more from players!!
Macy in making her nomination said: ” Ivy is always encouraging to all her teammates and the first to congratulate them on their achievements. She gives us all a big boost for every game. Ivy is a good defensive midfielder who is improving her game every week.
Ivy has been unfortunate with injuries but she still has a smile on her face and still shows up for her team. We all want Ivy to know how important she is to the team and this award will help with that. The prize money would also help fund her endless supply of ice packs!!”
Our second Jack Petchey Foundation “Outstanding Achiever” for January is William Brighton, a member of the Under 16 Titans team.
Team Manager Kevin said :
“William joined Junior Reds Titans U16 as a left back but has happily played central defence for us when required putting the needs of the team first.
Through good games and tough games, he has been a positive influence in his attitude and manner, encouraging his fellow players in training and matchdays. He always plays with a smile on his face and is 100% committed.
William is someone who is always reliable at training and match day. An excellent time keeper setting a good example. William has a professional manner and is an excellent representative for Junior Reds”.