Winchburgh Albion Youth FC can look forward to future seasons thanks to a renewed sponsorship deal from Winchburgh Developments Ltd.
Having supported WAYFC since they were first re-formed back in 2018, WDL recognise the value the club brings to the community, offering football coaching and opportunities to play in in the local leagues for boys and girls aged four to 13 years old.
Despite the challenges of the pandemic, WAYFC is back up and running with over 140 youngsters training and playing on a weekly basis. The club is supported by 30 coaches and volunteers who actively support the youngsters.
John Hamilton, CEO of Winchburgh Developments, and Penny Lochhead, community, sports and greenspace manager, joined the players and coaches on the pitch to see them in their new kit.
Darren Haddow, chairman of WAYFC, said: “The club has developed brilliantly, especially given the added challenges of the past few years. We are fortunate to have some really strong, committed players and coaches enjoying the club.
“We truly value the ongoing sponsorship and support we have from Winchburgh Developments.”
John Hamilton, CEO of WDL, said: “The club is a real asset to the community of Winchburgh and it’s great to continue our support. Seeing the young players tonight having fun is what it’s all about and we wish both them and the coaches’ success as they continue to grow.”
Based at Tippet Knowes Park and Craigton Park, Winchburgh Albion is a Scottish FA Quality marked Football club who play in various leagues - the boys the West Lothian Soccer Sevens Association, the younger girls in the SWF South East Region and, U13s in the Jenna Fyfe 9 a side league.
To find out more or get in touch to volunteer or play please get in touch through: https://www.winchburghalbionyfc.co.uk/
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