Launch of Bristol City Women’s Walking Football Club

A new Bristol City Women’s Walking Football Club is launching this May, offering women aged 40+ the opportunity to compete at a high level while proudly representing Bristol City.

The team is designed for experienced players looking to join a competitive, skilled and team-focused environment, with opportunities to compete nationally against some of the country’s top walking football teams.

On why the team is starting, one of the players, Kirsty said,

“This brand new team is aimed at experienced women’s walking football players who want more from the game – higher standards, stronger competition and the opportunity to be part of an ambitious squad. We hope to build a competitive environment where talented players can challenge themselves, develop together and proudly represent Bristol City.”

The club are running trials at Backwell School on the 21st and 28th of May 6:45-8pm. Contact kasia.kelly@bcfc.co.uk to sign up.

Interested in other walking football on offer?

The Robins Foundation run regular walking football sessions for men and women 55 and over. Find out more HERE: https://www.bcfc.co.uk/robins-foundation/for-adults/walking-football/

Source: https://www.bcfc.co.uk/news/launch-of-bristol-city-womens-walking-football-club/

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