Hartley Wintney Junior Football Club

About

Weekend fixtures are played on the playing fields at Greenfields Junior School, Hartley Wintney FC, neighbouring Jubilee playing field, and the new sports ground at the Lucy Pygott Centre at the far end of St Mary’s Park. Most of the Club's teams play in the North East Hants Youth League (NEHYL) which remains one of the best leagues in the area in terms of the way it is run and the breadth of ability – with representation in every age group from U7 up to Youth (U17/18). Introduction to football starts at U6, who ‘train only’ and the emphasis is on fun and playing games with and without balls.

The Club now has several girls’ teams in the Hampshire Girls Youth League, having only started in the last few seasons, and is an accredited Wildcats Centre with the objective to increase the number of girls’ teams each season.
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Training is run by accredited coaches and most teams are at Robert May's School, Odiham floodlit artificial pitch. HWJFC also organise a Soccer School during holiday times to build on a mixture of training, football skills and active healthy fun. The club is run by dedicated volunteers. The Club abides by the FA Codes of Conduct, FA Policies and implements the Respect Programme.

About Hartley Wintney Junior Football Club

Hartley Wintney Junior Football Club has a hard-earned reputation as a well-respected and organised football club. They welcome players of all abilities; across the age groups they have a range of teams that cater for the needs of the individual player engendering a spirit of learning through having fun. The club continues to grow; currently there are 28 teams providing football for over 300 players.

Ethos of the club : ​Hartley Wintney Junior Football Club is a community club run by volunteers. They strive to be a friendly, all-inclusive, mixed ability junior football club for boys and girls. They aim to promote grass roots football from U6 to U18, creating an environment that is fun and safe for all involved. For as long as they have space, pitches and willing and qualified volunteers to run their teams, they will do all they can to accommodate as many children as possible.