Congratulations to two of our unsung heroes who were recognised on Friday, 10 March 2023, after a decade of selfless volunteering. Maria Frindle Maria, Club Treasurer and Witney Wildcats (co-founder), received the Mayor’s Certificate of Recognition of Outstanding Service to the Sporting Community. Mike Witcombe Mike, Vice Chair, Club Welfare Officer, Team Manager (boys and

If your daughter is being inspired by the Lionesses and would like to try football, why not come along to Witney Wildcats every Saturday, 10-11am, at the Witney ATP. Wildcats is an established pathway to league football. We have 10 girls only teams registered already (over 200 girls) and new teams are being developed for

A special moment for two of our U15 Wasps: meeting the England captain, Leah Williamson after England’s 4-0 win against Korea Republic in the Arnold Cup Match. And another of our young players was there enjoying the game too:

Congratulations to the U10 Youth team who have won the Oxfordshire Youth Football League U10s’ Autumn Trophy Event!

Congratulations to Chris Miles and the U9s for raising a whopping £1,070 in their raffle to kickstart Dave Edwards’ fundraising towards his April 2023 London Marathon in support of Prostate Cancer. Thanks to everyone who supported the raffle! You can read the Witney Gazette article here: See Article Here

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Congratulations to the U15 Wasps who were runners up in the OGFL Winter A League.

In April 2023 one of our boy’s Dad will be running the London Marathon for Prostate Cancer UK, in memory of his Dad, Eddie, who passed away in July of this year. Witney Vikings U9 have set up a raffle to help him kick start his fundraising. We’ve been overwhelmed by the number and quality

The weekend of 5-6 November 2022 is the FA’s first National Silent Support Weekend to promote good behaviour on touchlines across grassroots youth football.  Across the National Silent Support Weekend, we’re encouraging coaches and spectators to show their support by applauding good play from both teams, but refraining from talking or shouting. The aim is

It was good to see out local MP, Mr. Robert Courts, at the Witney ATP today. Thanks for showing support for grassroots football Mr. Courts! Here is the post that Mr. Courts has made on his own Facebook page: In case you can’t access the Facebook post, here is a copy of what Mr. Courts