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The Forres Area Soccer Sevens is open to children between the ages of 8 and 16 years regardless of their footballing ability.
The club started in 1993 with a one day tournament which had about 40 youngsters taking part. We now have approximately 320 children and 60 adults involved in sevens football from Forres and the surrounding areas.
The club is split into three different age groups. Juniors (8, 9 and 10 year olds) take part in trophy free football and this group consists of 14 teams. They play friendly games every Sunday afternoon. Intermediates (11, 12 and 13 year olds) play in league and cup tournaments for trophies and medals, this group has 15 teams involved. Seniors (14, 15 and 16 year olds) also play in league and cup tournaments for trophies and medals, this group has 7 teams. All teams are sponsored by local businesses and the team is named after that business. Forres Soccer Sevens would like to take this opportunity to thank all the sponsors for their valued support
We have a girls squad called Forres Flamingos.
All girls in Soccer 7's can train with this squad.
We regularly hold tournaments and invite teams from other clubs to take part. We also hold an annual adult tournament during the month of June, usually about 20 adult teams take part at a cost of £50 per team. This is a great day and fun is usually had by all.
FASDA (Forres Area Soccer Development Association) which provides soccer development
for children that are too young to
take part in Soccer Sevens, is now
part of the Club. We have FASDA
for Primaries 2, 3, and 4, and
Soccer Tots for Pre-School and P1
(children from 3 year old can join). Coaches from the sevens help with this course.
All our coaching volunteers are qualified in SFA Early Touches and some go on to complete further coaching qualifications. Every year we hold the SFA Early Touches course for new volunteers.
We take child protection very seriously and all our volunteers must complete a disclosure Scotland check. The club also has its own child and coach protection policy and a child protection co-ordinator.
During 2008, in partnership with Grant Park Bowling Club, we saw the building of THE GRANT PARK PAVILION. We now have superb facilities with changing rooms and toilets. We sell refreshments from the kitchen window to all players and spectators.
To survive, we are always looking for volunteers to coach and or assist our/your children, and if anyone out there is interested then please contact our club Secretary. We also have vacancies on teams for children wishing to take part and anyone interested should contact our Secretary. Please see our joining and contact information page for details.
