GhanaUkMatch UNDER 10’s. WEEK 13 OBO APP FROD 2 NKWATIA MESSINGHAM 2 OBOMENG MARSHALLS 0 ASAKRAKE BOTTESFORD 2 PITIKU BRIGG TOWN 0 MPRAESO DALE PARK 1 TWENDURERASE BRIGG TOWN 0 BEPONG HEALING 2 P W D L GD Pts. ASAKRAKE BOTTESFORD 11 9 1 1 16 28 BEPONG HEALING 10 6 2 2 11 20 MPRAESO DALE PARK 10 6 2 2 6 20 OBO APP FROD 11 5 3 3 8 18 NKWATIA MESSINGHAM 10 3 5 2 -3 14 TWENDURERASE BRIGG TOWN 10 2 4 4 -5 10 OBOMENG MARSHALLS 11 0 5 6 -11 5 ATIBIE GREENBANK 9 1 2 6 -12 5 PITIKU BRIGG TOWN 10 0 4 6 -10 4
GhanaUkMatch UNDER 12’s. WEEK 13 OBO APP FROD 1 NKWATIA MESSINGHAM 0 OBOMENG MARSHALLS 1 ASAKRAKE BOTTESFORD 6 PITIKU BRIGG TOWN 3 MPRAESO DALE PARK 0 TWENDURERASE BRIGG TOWN 1 BEPONG HEALING 1
P W D L GD Pts. OBO APP FROD 11 9 1 1 15 28 ASAKRAKE BOTTESFORD 11 7 2 2 13 23 BEPONG HEALING 10 5 3 2 5 18 PITIKU BRIGG TOWN 10 4 3 3 3 15 MPRAESO DALE PARK 10 3 2 5 0 11 OBOMENG MARSHALLS 11 2 4 5 -9 10 TWENDURERASE BRIGG TOWN 10 2 3 5 -6 9 NKWATIA MESSINGHAM 10 2 2 6 -2 8 ATIBIE GREENBANK 9 1 2 6 -19 5
As part of Greenbank's commitment to be
more than just a football club and a part of the local community, it
has given us all great satisfaction in being able to support Brian
Thornber in the great work he is doing overseas, for the children of
Ghana. These pictures below, show the start of what we will be doing
over there in the very near future, this includes sponsoring a team
(or teams) in Ghana, and who knows........... in the future, maybe a
Greenbank side will have the chance to go out there for friendly!!
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Greenbank Junior F.C raise £2000 for charities
Greenbank Chairman and Vice President (left) present the £2000 cheque to Leroy Fox from L.I.V.E.S and Gemma Shaw from Macmillan Cancer Care.
, from North Hykeham, has raised £2000 for charity.
Over 150 people attended a charity dinner that took place at the Bentley Hotel on Newark Road.
It was organised by volunteers from the football club, and the money raised on the night was split equally between Macmillan Cancer Care and L.I.V.E.S Emergency Response.
The evening’s entertainment included a three-course meal and an auction, with all the money raised going to the chosen charities.
The Greenbank chairman, Adrian Coy, called the night a “great success”.
He said: “It was fantastic to raise the money for the two charities. This was the second charity dinner we have organised and we hope to organise another one in two years’ time.”
A representative of Macmillan, Gemma Shaw, could not believe how much money the night had been raised.
She added, " I would like to say a big thank you to Greenbank for organising the dinner and all the people who attended
GREENBANK FOOTBALL CLUB WINS AWARD
Greenbank Football Club is celebrating after being named The FA Regional Charter Standard Club of the year. The club beat off competition from numerous other clubs in the East Midlands and will now be entered into the National awards later in the year.
Chairperson Adrian Coy said “It is a fantastic achievement for the club and a big thank you must go to all the volunteers who give up their time in order for the club to keep progressing from strength to strength”.
The club have supported over 20 coaches’ to achieve the FA Coaching awards over the past two seasons and these have also undertaken first aid and child protection training.
The club have also provided numerous placements for students from Lincoln University and College and also work with the North Kesteven Youth Outreach department and police community support officers on a number of projects throughout the year.
Greenbank Receives Lincolnshire Co-operative Community Grant.
Christmas came early at Greenbank when the Lincolnshire Co-operative Society awarded us a grant of £1200 to buy new goals and footballs for our annual 6 a Side Tournament. The money will help to ensure the future of this annual event in which up to 84 teams from across the county compete each year making it one of the largest tournaments in the area.
Margaret Tranter the Society's President came down to one of the under 6's training nights to officially present the equipment and view for herself the work that Greenbank does for the community. She met the under 6 team and some of the under 10's before watching the under 6's train using some of the balls and goals provided.
Greenbank awarded the FA's Charter Standard.
After much hard work last season Greenbank Football Club has now been awarded the FA Charter Standard. This is a big step forward for the club and shows the clubs commitment to providing top quality football coaching in a safe and friendly environment.
Charter Standard being presented to Shane Ward (Development Officer) & Tom Fable (Club President)
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