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| Posted: 11 May 2013 1:51:10 GMT | |
Hormead Hares Football Club Spring Soccer School
Thursday 30th May 2013 & Friday 31st May 2013
at Ralph Sadleir Middle School, Puckeridge Academy through to U13’s
All sessions are fun based and open to boys and girls of all abilities
10.00am – 3.30pm
The cost of this event will be:
HHFC MEMBERS: £ 12 for 1 day £17 for two days
NON MEMBERS: £ 17 for 1 day £20 for two days
Click here to download a booking form | |
| UPDATES | Posted: 27 April 2013 3:14:58 GMT |
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE U10'S WHO WON THROUGH TO THE LEAGUE CUP FINAL, THEY WILL PLAY STEVENAGE BOROUGH IN THE FINAL ON 26TH MAY, further details TBA. . | |
| U10's in League Cup Semi Final | Posted: 13 April 2013 14:47:44 GMT |
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On Wednesday 24th April the U10's will take on Knebworth Youth Jaguars in the League Cup semi final at Faylands, kick off 6.30. Please come and support them if you can. | |
| EASTER SOCCER SCHOOL | Posted: 17 March 2013 20:34:40 GMT |
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Hormead Hares Football Club Easter Soccer School
Wednesday 10th & Thursday 11th April 2013
At Ralph Sadleir Middle School, Station Rd, Puckeridge
Academy through to U13’s
All sessions are fun based and open to boys and girls of all abilities
10.00am – 3.30pm
The cost of this event will be:
HHFC MEMBERS: £ 12.00 for 1 day
£ 17 for two days
NON HHFC MEMBERS: £ 15.00 for 1 day
£ 20 for two days
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD A BOOKING FORM | |
| DON'T X THE LINE | Posted: 2 March 2013 4:00:29 GMT |
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‘Respect the Referee’ Awareness Weekend' 16th -17th March 2013 Over the weekend 16th/17th March Don’t X The Line Campaign is working together with The ProfessionalFootball Association and the PGMOL (Professional Game Match Officials) to raise awareness of Respect in the game of football. Over the years., match officials have worn branded T-shirts promoting Don’t X The Linearound Premier league grounds during warm ups, prior to Officiating their game Our ‘Respect The Referee’ initiative, in grassroots football, is aimed at the behaviour of parents and spectators who are at the heart of bad touchline behaviour. The wearing of T-shirts helps promote awareness to all Junior League parents/spectators and players around the country. At the same time, it helps maintain the number of referees. Also,the promotion of ‘Respect The Referee’ provides a power ful incentive which attracts even more referees to the sport we love. click here to read the full press release. | |
| Childrens football is changing | Posted: 6 January 2013 22:29:15 GMT |
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smaller pitches - smaller teams - smaller goals - child friendly competition Last year The FA formally ratified some of the recommendations of the Youth Development Review. These amendments to the youth game can be found by following this link to the FA Youth Development Review. These resources and amendments have been developed over two years of research, consultations and listening to those involved in the youth game, most importantly those that play – the children.
These positive changes have been put in place to improve enjoyment, fun and development of young players allowing more touches, on a better proportioned pitch with an increase of involvement in the game as a whole. The changes within The FA’s Youth Development Review will make youth football better for everyone involved. We recognise that they present some challenges in the short-term but, with your help, we can make football better, more relevant and more enjoyable for our young players.
The changes will be phased in from 2013/2014 season and these resources are available to assist, help and advise you of the changes to age groups, pitch size and Laws of the game. They also aim to provide you with good practice and other recommendations to improve players participation and enjoyment as well as minor changes to develop better players. It is important to note that the Law changes to Mini-Soccer that include a retreat line, the option of quarters for development matches and roll-ins for U7/8 are optional for season 2012/13. This is about a modern, child-friendly approach to youth football, challenging the win-at-all-costs mentality that is stifling development and enjoyment for young people. Working together with a proactive attitude, adults can help develop a better learning environment for young people that puts their needs at the centre of the process. If there are any additional questions on the changes to youth football please read the FAQ or email theirgame@TheFA.com
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| Posted: 12 December 2012 23:43:27 GMT | |
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| U9'S & U10'S WIN IN FA CHALLENGE CUP | Posted: 13 November 2012 15:03:19 GMT |
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The U9's have progessed to the 4th round of the Herts County Challenge Cup with a comfortable 3-0 win over Croxley Guild. They will now face Letchworth GCE at home on the weekend of 8th/9th December. The U10's overcame last seasons semi-finalists, Potters Bar Utd, after going a goal down they fought back to make it 1-1 at full time, the score remained the same after extra time with Hormead holding their nerve to win the match 3-2 on penalties. They will play AC Finchley in round 4 at home on 9th December. | |
| THE SUN SHONE FOR THE SOCCER SCHOOL | Posted: 5 August 2012 21:33:48 GMT |
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THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO CAME TO THE SUMMER SOCCER SCHOOL. | |
| SOCCER SCHOOL | Posted: 31 July 2012 14:12:13 GMT |
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Hormead Hares Football Club THIS WILL BE HELD AT BRAUGHING PLAYING FIELD, | |