Information and stories about Cambridge Football Club’s junior teams.
Our club’s up and coming goalkeepers are getting a helping hand this year from Pub Charity. The charitable trust has approved a grant of $3,000 to our club to help us provide much-needed kit especially for our junior goalkeepers. While … Read More
Cambridge FC’s efforts to provide better playing surfaces for our young players have received a huge boost from this year’s successful RICOH Quiz Night fundraiser. Preliminary figures show the club has raised about $6,000 to go towards the Junior Pitches … Read More
More than 100 local children have benefitted from a promotion to encourage them to give football a go. Cambridge Tyres were recently given 120 promotional footballs by a supplier and asked to put them to good use. The business approached … Read More
WaiBOP Football’s chief executive Mark Christie has written to all clubs in the region, urging them to look for ways to improve behaviour on and off the pitch. His letter warns there has been “a dramatic escalation with a variety … Read More
The junior and youth players at Cambridge FC are to benefit from a much-appreciated grant from the Trillian Trust to buy playing kit. The trust has approved a grant to our club for $8,139.60 to help us replace kit which … Read More
Cambridge FC are one of the first football clubs in New Zealand to benefit from a nationwide campaign to install life-saving defibrillators on their premises. New Zealand Football and its seven federations, including WaiBOP Football, have been working with FIFA’s … Read More
The horseracing industry has again helped our club by supporting our efforts with a grant from the NZ Racing Board. The board has donated $5,000 to Cambridge FC to help buy balls for use by our junior, youth and senior … Read More
More than 600 player, parents and supporters helped Cambridge FC’s youngest players to celebrate their achievements at the 2016 Junior Prizegiving. Held at the Raleigh Christian Centre, Leamington, club members enjoyed a fun event, hosted by The Breeze breakfast announcer … Read More
One of Cambridge’s junior team coaches has been recognised for his efforts in the 2016 McDonald’s Junior Football Coach of the Year competition. Mark Maloney, who coaches Cambridge’s 8th-grade team Cambridge Heart, was short-listed as one of three finalists in … Read More
Cambridge’s junior players have had an outstanding 2015 season with many recognised at the club’s prizegiving function. The club had 430 junior players registered this year – an increase of 90 (27%) on last year. This makes Cambridge the second … Read More