News and information about events, tournaments and promotions at Cambridge Football Club
Cambridge FC have released the club’s timetable to help junior and youth players prepare for the 2021 winter season. Timetable Federation youth teams – briefing for parents/caregivers (February 9) Parents/caregivers of players aspiring to play for our club’s Waikato/Bay of … Read More
Senior players wanting to play local football for Cambridge FC this winter are invited to a muster for men and women to be held on February 10. The muster at John Kerkhof Park, from 6.30pm till 8pm, will enable returning … Read More
Entries are open for the 11th annual men’s and women’s Cambridge Sevens. The men’s seven-a-side tournament will be held on Sunday February 14, 2021. The women’s tournament will take place on Sunday March 14, 2021. The tournaments provide an excellent … Read More
More plans have been unveiled for our senior women players ahead of the 2021 winter season. Key updates include: A muster for returning and new players Completion of the coaching/team management group Entry to the 2021 Cambridge Sevens tournament Potential … Read More
School’s out for the year and more than 30 young footballers have taken the chance to spend two days together at the Ricki Herbert Football Academy’s holiday programme in Cambridge. The youngsters gathered at Cambridge FC’s John Kerkhof Park for … Read More
Coaches have the chance to extend their accreditation to New Zealand Football’s 11+ programme by attending an online webinar on Tuesday December 15. The workshop is a refresher course and is available for coaches whose two-year accreditation is due to … Read More
NZ Football are bringing some family fun to Cambridge’s John Kerkhof Park this Sunday when WaiBOP meet the Northern Lights in a top women’s match. Children who attend the ISPS Handa Women’s Premiership game (kick off 2pm) can have their … Read More
Sunday’s match between WaiBOP and the Northern Lights will promote a football-supported charity that helps to fight Macular Degeneration, a condition that threatens the sight of one in seven New Zealanders over 50. NZ Football and WaiBOP Football will raise … Read More