Wokingham & Emmbrook hosted a busy weekend of football with fun football sessions for kids and an open day for their Ladies first-team.
Sumas’ football fun head coach Richard Millington said: “We run a programme for four- and five-year- olds to take their first steps into football. The focus is always on the fun part, for them to make new friends while playing football.
“We had 80 children in the programme and 40 of them have graduated into teams and will play for the U7’s at Wokingham & Emmbrook FC next season.
“We want to provide the best platform in Wokingham for children to explore football, whether they have previous experience or whether it’s the first time they have ever kicked a ball.
“It’s a great thing for the club, it’s a real stepping stone.
“It’s been a really successful season for us.”
The Sumas are on the lookout for new players to join their Ladies first-team and hosted an open trial at the weekend at Emmbrook School for new players to tryout.
The club are also seeking new players to join their girls teams for other age groups.
Wokingham & Emmbrook U14 girls are keen for new players who have previous playing experience
to join.
Wokingham & Emmbrook U11s are also also inviting both boys and girls to join their team as they make the transition from seven-a-side to nine-a-side football from next season.
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