Thornes Juniors Football Club

A mix of Thornes Juniors u11 girls and 3 u12s girls (who have been playing up in our u13 Girls team) represented us in the u12 girls gala at Ossett Town yesterday.

Having never played together and only meeting each other today, the girls all performed brilliantly and reached the final, only losing on penalties.

The girls all put in a great effort and played some very good football against some very big teams. The u11’s all made a huge step up a year as well. It wasn’t a nice way to lose any match but they did wonders to get to the final! Only 2 goals conceded in 7 matching shows how great they all were.

Thanks @⁨Hayden Fox⁩ and @⁨Gav Simpkins⁩ for your support today. Even bigger thanks to the u11 girls who were all very impressive!

Well done Girls!!!!

Thornes Juniors Car Boot Sale

Saturday 20th June

Queens Drive, WF5 9BX. Next to the Holiday Inn, just off the M1 at J40

Gates open at 6am for Sellers and Buyers.

£10 per car/van - no need to book

Free admission for buyers

Cafe open

….and we’re doing it all again today. Gala at Thornes Juniors

We’re all ready and set up for this weekend’s Thornes Juniors gala

Queens Drive hosts the final All Ability gala of the season. Great morning for all Strikers players. With two teams playing everyone had plenty of time on the pitch.

https://www.pitchero.com/clubs/thornesjuniorsfc

We still have spaces in the following age groups…

Under 8 (1 space)
Under 9 Development (1 space)
Under 9 (1 space)
Under 11 Girls (2 spaces)
Under 12 Development (3 spaces)
Under 12 (3 spaces)

Email us at [email protected] for info.

We still have some spaces remaining in our gala at Queens Drive (WF5 9BX) on Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th June.

Under 8 3 spaces
Under 9 Development 2 spaces
Under 9 2 spaces
Under 11 Girls 2 spaces
Under 12 Development 3 spaces
Under 12 3 spaces

Email us at [email protected] to enter or for more information.

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