The Wolverhampton Schools u11 Girls welcomed Rugby Schools to Hamilton’s in Tettenhall and this ESFA National Cup tie between two sides who are familiar with each other’s game turned out to be a closely contested affair. The new playing surface at Hamiltons provided plenty of space for the girls to play their football, but clear-cut chances were at a premium until Rugby were awarded a penalty after 10 minutes. It was confidently converted to give the visitors the lead but Wol

Wolverhampton Schools FA is extremely proud of the achievements and performances of our schools within the ConnectEd Partnership who continue to provide excellent opportunities for their pupils to play football within the City and it is always rewarding to see schools enjoying success in our district cups, leagues, tournaments, and County competitions. Equally important, however, is recognising the individual progress and achievements of players who are earning opportunities

Wolverhampton Schools FA welcomed Leeds Schools FA to Our Lady and St Chad’s on Friday afternoon for friendly fixtures involving our Under 11 boys and girls representative teams. As part of their Autumn tour Leeds were also due to play Birmingham Schools FA on Saturday. Schools district football in Yorkshire is particularly competitive in Yorkshire with Leeds, York, Sheffield, Barnsley and Rotherham, all used to playing against quality opposition. There were two Girls games a

A Night to Remember at Bodymoor Heath but despite absolutely horrendous weather conditions, the 13 teams who were present produced a fantastic advertisement for girls’ football. The rain fell, the wind howled and the conditions were far from ideal, but the enthusiasm, determination and quality of football on display was quite remarkable. This was part one of The Autumn League with the final round taking place on Friday 27 November. At the conclusion of the competition, the wi

Wolverhampton Primary girls began their English Schools’ FA National Cup campaign with a visit to Stone Dominoes to play Stafford. The first half finished goalless, but the score-line certainly didn’t tell the whole story because Stafford certainly had the better of the early exchanges and created several excellent scoring opportunities. Jessica Roberts and Peyton Justin were particularly impressive at the back, communicating well, defending strongly and helping the team to b

Wolverhampton’s u11 girls took on three strong opponents in another exciting and highly encouraging Friday evening of football at Bodymoor Heath. This was a valuable opportunity to assess the squad ahead of the forthcoming season and we showed great attacking intent in our opening game against Rugby forcing their goalkeeper into a number of excellent saves in the opening ten minutes before Rugby grabbed the lead. Our girls had moved the ball well and showed real confidence in

Throughout the 2025-26 season, hundreds of children from across the city were given the opportunity to represent their school in competitive matches and by doing so they were able to enjoy the experience of playing football with their friends. Whatever their level of experience, every player had the opportunity to develop their skills, improve their understanding of the game and, most importantly, build up their confidence. The importance of primary school football extends fa

Wolverhampton Schools u10 girls produced another excellent performance in this friendly 9v9 fixture against a strong Stafford District Schools side at Moreton School on Wednesday evening. The match was arranged in order to give a number of new players the opportunity to trial for the squad, and every player should be proud of their contribution. Our girls started brightly kicking down the slope and Harman gave us the lead when she was the first to react after Sienna J’s shot

Fordhouses Cricket Club – 20th May 2026 The end of Season Presentation Evening took place at Fordhouses Cricket Club on May 20th 2026 and it was all about recognising and celebrating the players who have been selected to represent Wolverhampton schools this season. Representing your city schools is not just about results or winning matches, it is something to be incredibly proud of. It is also about teamwork, attitude, behaviour, reliability, resilience and commitment and our

Wolverhampton entered the Summer tournament consisting of 10 well matched teams with a strong squad and began the evening with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Rugby although we were indebted to an excellent safe from Poppy for maintaining the clean sheet. Olivia had opened the scoring with a direct free kick and Edith sealed the win with the final kick of the game after brilliant work from Mila. Successive 0-0 draws against Harborne and Cannock, proved to be our undoing, howev

The Primary Girls team took part in a highly competitive round of divisional cup fixtures this evening, and can be incredibly proud of their performance across their four matches. They created numerous scoring opportunities, showed strong possession and control, and didn’t even concede a goal, despite every game inexplicably resulting in a 0-0 draw. On another day, the quality of chances created, would surely have resulted in goals and wins, due to the effort, attitude, and t

The Spring League reached its conclusion at Bodymoor Heath this evening with the cup competitions being completed and our Primary Girls warmed up for their semi-final by playing three 15-minute friendlies. Despite the goalless score-line Wolverhampton were the more attacking side in our opener against Harborne, with their goalkeeper having to make several important saves to deny Sienna, Olivia, Mila and Clara, whilst Poppy was a virtual spectator, but in our next game we were

Three games, one determined squad, and an evening of excellent football at Bodymoor Heath for the Wolverhampton U11 Girls team. They produced three strong performances to finish the night unbeaten, without conceding a single goal and the marker was set in our opening game against Cannock when Clara drove forward and delivered a dangerous cross across the face of goal that just evaded Olivia at the far post, and Sienna saw her effort brilliantly saved on the line. Cannock resp

The u10 girls produced a determined and disciplined team performance this morning away to Stafford despite the pitch turning out to be much bigger than expected. The full-size playing area, and extraordinary length, certainly provided for a real great test of stamina for everyone involved but if nothing else it certainly made for an energetic contest and with no offside the game certainly had its unusual moments. Nevertheless our girls were working so hard for each other and

The closely contested 0-0 draw against Rugby, with limited chances at both ends, brought the first half of the Midlands Inter-District League season to a close in conditions which were extremely challenging. Freezing temperatures, persistent rain and strong winds making it a far from the ideal experience for players and spectators alike but that said, the girls showed real character, enthusiasm and determination throughout. Erin took over in goal from Poppy and made a coupl

The Wolverhampton u10 Girls travelled to play Stafford in a 7-a-side friendly at Bishop Lonsdale School, Eccleshall, and took the game to the opposition from the opening whistle. They displayed great confidence on the ball and played some truly lovely football in a performance that really demonstrates how well this group is developing together and our girls fully deserved their 3-2 victory. At times they produced passages of play featuring beautiful linked triangles and well-

The Primary girls were back at Bodymoor Heath for their first Friday evening games of the New Year and once again these five teams were so well matched that goals were always going to be at a premium. The Wolverhampton girls began on the backfoot by losing their opening encounter, with Sutton Coldfield scoring the only goal, but then recovered well to win their next two games by the same 1-0 margin. Sienna J. on target against Aston and Willow scoring the winner against Harbo

It was great to see our youngest district representative players in action at Moreton School and from the opening whistle it became evident that this friendly encounter against Stafford was going to be played with real enthusiasm, energy and competitiveness. Both teams showed plenty of emerging talent and skill, and I'm sure that the Wolverhampton girls will continue to progress under the careful guidance of our coaches Rob and Pete. Wolverhampton started brightly and thought

Wolverhampton knew they were in for a real challenge, facing a strong Stafford side including several players registered with professional clubs including Aston Villa but the game began evenly, with chances created at both ends of the pitch. Sienna Johnson tested the Stafford goalkeeper early on and at the other end, Eva Biddulph, making her debut for Wolverhampton Schools, looked confident from the start — pulling off a string of impressive and intelligent saves to keep her

Wolverhampton’s Under-11 Schoolgirls Representative Team delivered a superb evening of football at Bodymoor Heath in the Inter District Autumn Cup and topped their initial group displaying quality, resilience, and excellent teamwork across their six games.A positive opening performance against Kings Norton, which ended in a 0-0 draw, amply demonstrated our defensive solidity and once Clara had latched on to Harman's well placed corner and found the target in our next match it