Corby Kingswood Juniors FC

Club Procedures, Rules and Constitution Booklet and Club Volunteer Form.

Corby Kingswood Juniors FC was established in 1970 to promote competitive football for youths of 18 and under throughout the town of Corby and the surrounding area. The Club is affiliated to the Northampton Football Association and is viewed and respected as one of the leading youth clubs in the county.

We are proud to say that in 2008 the club became a Charter Standard Community Club issued by the Football Association (Click the link for more info). This achievement has only been reached through the hard work and dedication from everyone within the club.

Another change in 2008 for the club was that Corby Cougars Girls FC joined together with the Kingswood girls section to form an even bigger girls section within Corby Kingswood Juniors FC. The new name for the girls section is Corby Kingswood Cougars, with the ambition to provide good quality football for female players of all ages within Corby and the surrounding area.

Being founder members of the Weetabix Kettering and District Youth Football League, Corby Kingswood Juniors FC are proud to have small sided and 11 a side teams competing across various age groups in both the boys and girls sections of the Weetabix League. The Club also has teams competing in the Northamptonshire Countywide Under 18 Football League.

So that Corby Kingswood have a continued stream of talent, the Club holds weekly training sessions for boys & girls aged 4, 5 & 6 and these will obviously graduate through the Club to represent Kingswood at all age groups up to under 18.

The club also commits itself to disability football with managers taking part in regular football sessions over in Northampton.

The Club is open to all and we do not discriminate by sex, colour or creed. The Club is made up of a Committee, Managers, Coaches and Parents. All are equal and have an important role to play in the development of the boys and girls in our charge.

Our hope is that in the years the boys and girls are with the club it will encourage camaraderie, team spirit and a sense of fun. The club recognises the true value of sport as a teaching aid with its dependence upon team discipline, personal interaction and fair play.

Our Managers and Coaches–all volunteers–lead by example and seek to tutor, encourage and inspire all in their care. With the coaches encouragement the club in recent years has had a number of boys sign on with professional clubs, Gary Woods (Manchester United) Aiden Peden (Northampton Town) Liam Davis (Rushden & Diamonds) & Ciaran King (Leicester City).

The Club is a family club with the emphasis on fun. Our message to all associated with the Club is for them to ENJOY the Club, ENJOY the friendship, ENJOY the training, ENJOY the supporting, ENJOY the match and above all,