Sevens are a fast, fun and exciting form of football – but games still need to be played within a set of rules. Here are the rules for the Cambridge Sevens (men’s and women’s tournaments): Squads Each team entered can … Read More
In August 2018, the committee formally adopted the following policy for reimbursement of tournament entry fees: Cambridge Football Club will pay the entry fees of teams to attend tournaments as per the following criteria: 1) The team must be representing … Read More
Eight teams will play off for this year’s men’s Cambridge Sevens tournament on Sunday. The draw has been made with teams seeded on past tournament performance and last season’s level of play (if affiliated club team). We’ve tried to accommodate … Read More
About the Onyx Cambridge Summer League The primary aim of the Cambridge Summer Leagues is to encourage players to have fun. Teams are seeded on the basis of their stated objective – whether they aim to be “serious”, “semi-serious” or … Read More
A reunion of former team mates has led to the latest winners of Cambridge’s annual football sevens tournament for women. Calling themselves Golden Oldies (pictured), the group of players used to play together for Hamilton’s Claudelands Rovers in football’s northern … Read More
Cambridge’s traditional start to the new football year got underway with an entertaining men’s 7-a-side tournament which was decided by the closest final year. Hamilton side Young Gunners became the first team to win the Cambridge Sevens for a second … Read More
John Kerkhof Park has been the home of Cambridge Football Club since 1967. It is the all-year home of Cambridge FC who compete in Northern League after winning promotion for the 2018 season. The ground was also the training base … Read More
A team of veteran footballers have won Cambridge’s women’s sevens for the second year after playing a testing six matches in a day. Playing under the name Broken Down … Again, the group of players hail from Cambridge, Hamilton and … Read More
After six years of running its successful seven-a-side tournament, Cambridge Football Club has again seen a new winner named as champion. Bay of Plenty’s Ngongotaha club, playing under their nickname The Villagers, became the sixth club in as many years … Read More
Kawerau Town won the fifth annual Carters Cambridge Sevens after winning a thrilling final 3-2 in extra time against Kenya. Nineteen teams from throughout the Waikato/Bay of Plenty contested the sevens at John Kerkhof Park on Sunday, playing 30-minute matches … Read More