Football
Durham County Football Association
For more information about football opportunities in County Durham, please contact:
Lindsey Robinson
Girls and Disability Football Development Officer
County Durham Sport
PO Box 370
Durham
DH7 8WT
Tel: 0191 301 8584
Mobile: 07970 277 882
Email: lindsey.robinson@durham.gov.uk
Euro Joy for England Women's U19s
England Women's U19's won the UEFA European Championship in Belarus 2-0 against Sweden with local player Jordan Nobbs scoring a 30 yard goal.
Read the full match report here
Sunderland Centre of Excellence Girls' Football Assessments 2009/10
Sunderland AFC Girls' Centre of Excellence, in partnership with County Sports Partnerships and Durham CFA are hosting assessments for the season 2009/10.
SAFC Female Centre of Excellence
Past & Present England Recognition 2008/09
SAFC Female Centre of Excellence is continuing to produce players that are being recognised at an international level. With the development of the female game continuing to grow, the 2008/09 season alone has seen 11 players past and present representing the North East, predominantly from Durham County FA area.
Find out more about these players
North East Female Coaches Association
If you would like to attend an FA Level 1 or 2 course or achieve the FA Level 3 qualification, then you may be interested in the North East Female Coaches Association. To apply, complete the application form and return to Lindsey Robinson at the address above.
Women's Football Strategy
The FA is delighted to publish their strategy for Women's and Girls' football for the next four years.
Shaped by research and consultation undertaken in the development of both The FA’s Vision and The FA’s National Game Strategy, this clearly sets out the vision for female football in England.
See the strategy here
England Women's U19's won the UEFA European Championship in
Sunderland Centre of Excellence Girls' Football Assessments 2009/10
Sunderland AFC Girls' Centre of Excellence, in partnership with County Sports Partnerships and Durham CFA are hosting assessments for the season 2009/10.
SAFC Female Centre of Excellence
Past & Present England Recognition 2008/09
SAFC Female Centre of Excellence is continuing to produce players that are being recognised at an international level. With the development of the female game continuing to grow, the 2008/09 season alone has seen 11 players past and present representing the North East, predominantly from Durham County FA area.
Find out more about these players
North East Female Coaches Association
If you would like to attend an FA Level 1 or 2 course or achieve the FA Level 3 qualification, then you may be interested in the North East Female Coaches Association. To apply, complete the application form and return to Lindsey Robinson at the address above.
Women's Football Strategy
The FA is delighted to publish their strategy for Women's and Girls' football for the next four years.
Shaped by research and consultation undertaken in the development of both The FA’s Vision and The FA’s National Game Strategy, this clearly sets out the vision for female football in England.