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CONGRATULATIONS to Bow Jackson, winner of the Coach of the Year award in the recent ceremony at the University of St Mark and St John (Marjon). Bow picked up the prize for her fantastic achievements with the Marjon Ladies first-team football squad this season, winning the annual Varsity match against University of Plymouth and also …
PLYMOUTH Argyle will hold open trials for young female footballers to join our Girls Advanced Development Centre. The trials will be staged at Stoke Damerel Community College on Wednesday, July 5 from 6.30pm – 8.30pm and open to girls aged from 7 – 15 years of age. Successful trialists will be invited to the second …
ARGYLE ladies rounded off their excellent season with another thumping victory. It was a great end for manager Travis Rowland who had been informed during the week that his temporary role was being made permanent. Argyle travelled to Hampshire missing a number of front line players but still managed to produce a quality performance. Once …
PREMIER League Girls Football has introduced a new nomination process to highlight the range of fabulous success stories happening all the time in our region. A downloadable PDF is available below and we want to hear about players who have flourished under the PL Girls football clubs, inspirational coaches and teams thriving in the football environment. …
ARGYLE Community Trust are hosting a welcome evening for the brand new Plymouth Argyle Girls Football Academy, which commences in September. Held in the Tribute Lounge here at Home Park, the welcome evening provides an opportunity for potential students on the course to meet other players and discuss the educational and football aspects of the …
ARGYLE Ladies followed up their win at Keynsham by producing a devastating performance to see off Cheltenham Town at Street FC. Argyle were on the front foot from the start and took a 10th minute lead when Amber Pollock turned in a Zoe Cunningham cross. Minutes later, Cheltenham had a player red carded for deliberate handball …
ARGYLE Community Trust will be running a special football course for female footballers during the Whitsun half-term holidays. Aimed at girls aged from 5 – 15, the course will be based on developing knowledge of football in a fun-filled environment, with small-sided games, competitions and skill sessions. The course will be held at Home Park, …
THE culmination of a fantastic season for Argyle in the FA People’s Cup saw the adult ladies win their final and our under-16 girls finish runners-up. Argyle Ladies will now lift their trophy at the FA Cup Final at Wembley after securing a dramatic late win with a deflected shot against Norton and Stockton Ancients. …
WILDCATS is a brand new FA initiative launching nationwide to open up football opportunities for young girls of Primary School age. Aimed at girls from 5-11 years, Wildcats will provide a fantastic introduction to the sport, with the emphasis placed on fun, enjoyment and developing technical skills. Argyle Community Trust is opening three mini soccer …
ARGYLE Community Trust was proud to take part in the EFL Community Day of Action, as all 72 EFL clubs came together to highlight and showcase the impact of community programmes across the country. Our day actually kicked off with a look back on the day before and a media release on the PL Primary …