News and information about Cambridge Football Club's youth teams
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Two goals from former Cambridge player Grace Wisnewski have helped New Zealand to a third place at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Uruguay. Wisnewski (16) scored goals in the first and 13th minutes (main photo) to give the … Read More
Cambridge will host three matches between youth teams representing WaiBOP and the Northern Football Federation this weekend. The trio of matches will take place at John Kerkhof Park on Saturday November 24. They are warm-up games for squads preparing to … Read More
Expressions of interest for senior coaching and team management roles at Cambridge FC have closed, except for a role as an assistant coach with the first team squad. The deadline of November 26 was set to enable the club’s Technical … Read More
Officials from Hamilton Wanderers and Eastern Suburbs were fulsome in their praise for Cambridge FC after the club’s successful hosting of a national league double header at John Kerkhof Park. Cambridge hosted two games between the clubs on Sunday November … Read More
A Cambridge youth team has reached the finals of this year’s Waipa District Sports Awards. The U-19s (pictured) who won last year’s satellite tournament at the National Youth Tournament in Napier have been nominated for the Waipa Sports Team of … Read More
The winter season may seem to be long gone but John Kerkhof Park will be busy this weekend with matches planned on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday, Cambridge FC hosts matches between girls teams representing WaiBOP and Auckland. Saturday November … Read More
Cambridge’s John Kerkhof Park will host a national league double header between Hamilton Wanderers and Auckland’s Eastern Suburbs on Sunday November 18. Both clubs are among the early leaders in the ISPS Handa Premiership, New Zealand football’s top domestic competition. … Read More