The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
Increasing female participation in football is the focus as Argyle Community Trust marks International Women’s Day. To celebrate the occasion and to support this year’s theme #BalanceforBetter, the Girls Football Academy players gathered to share their ideas to how sports clubs, government and schools can improve the number of females involved in the sport. By …
As part of International Women’s Day some of the Plymouth Argyle Ladies team decided to share their thoughts on the benefits of sport and why they champion football. Katie Middleton Captain of Plymouth Argyle Ladies 1. How did you get into sport? I have an older brother and we were always out playing some …
Women only football sessions for players with disabilities is launching at the newly opened and developing Manadon Sports and Community Hub in Plymouth. Argyle Community Trust (ACT), the official charity of Plymouth Argyle Football Club, already offers a session for men who have a successful competitive team but say it’s been a long time coming …
As a registered charity, the Community Trust works in close conjunction with Plymouth Argyle Football Club, aiming to be the best and ensure the quality of our behind-the-scenes team sets us apart from the competition. Our people are committed to the success of the Trust, working across several sectors where sport has proven to be the ideal …
Argyle Community Trust are proud to offer a new football session especially for women who have a disability, whether physical or mental. If you’re aged 16 years and above come and enjoy the FREE sessions on Wednesday evenings running 7.30pm – 9pm at Manadon Sports and Community Hub in Plymouth. The aim is to start …
PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies are delighted to announce the new management teams for our first-team and Development squad for the 2018/19 season. Following the departure of Travis Rowland as first-team manager, the club has appointed Trevor Rodd and Dave Leonard as joint managers, with Marc Bonney continuing as Assistant Manager. Jason Haswell will also continue as …
FOLLOWING the end of season presentation evening, Plymouth Argyle Ladies manager Travis Rowland has announced he is stepping down from the role. Last season, Travis led the team to the fifth Round of The FA Cup, quarter finals of the FA Women’s Premier League Cup, won the Devon FA Women’s Senior a County Cup and …
THE equation is simple for Plymouth Argyle Ladies after a tense 2-2 draw with Southampton on the weekend. It now means three victories from the final three games will see the Pilgrims crowned as champions ahead of the physically powerful Southampton Women’s. It was a rough and tumble affair on the weekend, and Southampton were …
THE sunshine did nothing to quell more attacking brilliance from Plymouth Argyle Ladies in a dominant win over Southampton on Sunday. It was a crucial fixture in the race for glory in South-West Division 1 of the FA Women’s Premier League, with Southampton top but Argyle chasing hard and games in hand for the girls …
IT was a weekend of contrasts for the two Plymouth Argyle Ladies sidesd, as our first-team recovered from an early setback to record a dominant victory and a late penalty rescued a point for the Development squad. Hosting Brislington Ladies in the FA Womens Premier, it was a sluggish start for the Pilgrims, falling behind …