There’s the popular girls’ camp, which runs on Wednesday 3rd January – 9 to 12 noon for the little ones (Ā£12.50 per child), and 9 to 3pm for older girls (Ā£25.00) and those who have played before. Led by first-team players, it’s a chance to play on the Park Avenue pitch and try out new skills plus develop existing ones. Plus courtesy of partner Headway Food Services, there are some funded places on offer for anyone who would like to participate but is not in a financial position to do so.
For those who are interested in joining a team, trials for the Aberystwyth Town Girls’ Development Centre are on Saturday 13th January, from 1pm to 3pm at Park Avenue. Girls can sign up to try out for the under-10s, under-12s, under-14s or under-16s via this link:Ā tinyurl.com/GDCJan24
And for girls aged 4 to 11 who want to make friends and have football fun, Huddle runs every Monday during term time from 4pm to 5pm at the Waunfawr Community Hall. It’s a casual, drop-in session (Ā£3) – no need to book or commit to every week.
For further information about any of these sessions, emailĀ abertownladiesfc@gmail.com.
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