Got four minutes to spare? It could save someone’s life at Cambridge Football Club. Our club has two life-saving defibrillators – one at the senior clubrooms, the other at our junior clubrooms – for use in an emergency. But having … Read More
NZ Football – our sport’s parent body – has released a new video to help explain how children can get the most benefit from playing football. Using key personnel from NZ Football, the McDonalds-sponsored video covers all aspects of junior … Read More
Cambridge FC coaches will be well-supported in 2021 through a series of internal and external opportunities to develop their skills. The club’s Technical Director, former All Whites and Wellington Phoenix coach Ricki Herbert, will continue to host workshops to help … 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
Coaches of our youngest players have access to a club archive of videos and booklets to help plan training drills and coaching sessions. With the support of sponsor McDonalds, New Zealand Football has produced the videos and booklets over the … Read More
Guidelines for how Cambridge FC’s teams and players can train have changed following the easing of restrictions on the size of gatherings. From noon on Friday May 29, gatherings such as community sports events can be held with a maximum … Read More
Football’s national and regional administrators have asked clubs to share guidelines for dealing with the rapidly-changing COVID-19 pandemic. NZ Football and our regional body, WaiBOP Football, say if anyone associated with our club feels unwell, they should immediately self-isolate, refrain … Read More
Cambridge’s Northern League squad have become the club’s first players to train under guidelines for Alert Level 2. Players from the men’s first team and reserves split into groups of 10 or fewer to experience a training session under floodlights … Read More
Football’s national body has produced a detailed training programme designed for young players until they can resume training in groups at clubs. The New Zealand Football programme is designed to consider the four-corner training model – focussing on technical, physical, … Read More
WaiBOP Football has confirmed it will no longer publish the results and league tables for all junior football for players aged 12 or under. This is consistent with NZ Football recommendations and matches what other regional federations have already implemented … Read More