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Stratford Town WFC’s women & over-50 men crowned champions at Corby United Tournament

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Stratford Town Walking Football Club enjoyed an outstanding day of results on Sunday, recording success across several age groups and competitions. The club’s women’s team and over-50s men were both crowned champions at the Corby United Tournament, while the over-65s narrowly missed out after a strong performance. The over-60s also added to the club’s achievements by defeating Worcestershire League champions Evesham to progress in the WFA Cup.
Pic credit: Stratford Town Walking Football Club

Stratford Town Walking Football Club enjoyed an outstanding day of results on Sunday, recording success across several age groups and competitions.

The club’s women’s team and over-50s men were both crowned champions at the Corby United Tournament, while the over-65s narrowly missed out after a strong performance.

Stratford Town Walking Football Club enjoyed an outstanding day of results on Sunday, recording success across several age groups and competitions. The club’s women’s team and over-50s men were both crowned champions at the Corby United Tournament, while the over-65s narrowly missed out after a strong performance. The over-60s also added to the club’s achievements by defeating Worcestershire League champions Evesham to progress in the WFA Cup.
Pic credit: Stratford Town Walking Football Club

The over-60s also added to the club’s achievements by defeating Worcestershire League champions Evesham to progress in the WFA Cup.

Chairman Paul Clarke said: “I could not be prouder. To be competing so well as a club that is only 10 months old is remarkable. We have some fantastic players at all levels.”

Source: https://www.stratford-herald.com/sport/stratford-town-walking-football-club-s-women-and-over-50-men-9468811/

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