The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
Argyle Community Trust is delighted to announce a new working partnership with the Young Women’s Football Academy (YWFA), Plymouth’s first independent all-female football academy. This strategic affiliation significantly strengthens the Trust’s player pathway, providing enhanced opportunities for young female footballers in Plymouth. The YWFA, based at Eggbuckland Community College and focusing on girls aged 10 …
Argyle Community Trust has a proud history of breaking barriers to participation in sport within the communities we proudly serve in Devon and Cornwall. This is particularly evident in our support and opportunities created for female footballers, with a thriving pathway starting from the Wildcats at age five all the way through to Plymouth Argyle …
More than 150 girls from across England and Wales have travelled to Warwick University’s Cryfield Sports Pavilion today, to take part in the Under-16 girls’ Premier League Kicks Cup. The Under-16 girls’ tournament is one of the competition elements of the Premier League’s flagship community programme, Premier League Kicks, and celebrates the Premier League’s commitment …
Argyle Community Trust will be represented by Bickleigh Down CofE Primary School in the South West regional heats of the Premier League Primary Stars National Girls tournament in Bristol today, in a bid to claim their place at the 2023 finals. Ten regional tournaments will be staged at community facilities across the country, with hundreds of young …
Argyle Women will make the switch from white to black shorts on their playing kit for the remainder of the 22/23 FA Women’s National League season to reduce our players’ concerns over playing football while on their periods. The club took the decision swiftly following a short consultation with members of the Argyle Women set-up, …
Argyle Under 16 girls players Mia Endacott and Taya Pomfret have been called up by the England Under 16s National Talent Camp in August. This follows the recent news that Roxy Thomas was called up for the Under 15s National Talent Camp and Mari Ward and Mia were selected to represent their country after trials …
After a successful application, Argyle have been confirmed as an official FA Emerging Talent Centre for the next three years. This supports all of the continuing work and development of provisions the football club, in particular the Argyle Community Trust are involved in to support the Women’s game. The successful application means that Argyle will …
A special partnership event took place recently in Plymouth led by the FA Talent Legacy Group, giving girls across the city the opportunity to ‘Train Like a Lioness.’ Thirty year six girls from primary schools across the city were treated to a day of football activities at Plymouth Marjon University, supported by the Argyle Women’s …
Manadon Sports and Community Hub will host a special day of football for our Girls Advanced Development Centre and Women’s First Team on Sunday, 24 July. The celebration will run from 10 am until 7 pm with our friends at Swansea City providing the opposition, starting with fixtures between the Argyle and Swansea Under 12, …
International Women’s Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating women’s equality. Here at the Argyle Community Trust, we have a long and proud history of supporting equality, diversity and inclusion in our communities across Plymouth, Devon and Cornwall. …