Women and Girls
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With almost three million active female players, football is the biggest Women’s team sport in England – but there is plenty of room for more people to get involved.
We support a number of leagues and opportunities across the county for women and girls to play the beautiful game. Keep scrolling to find a female football opportunity perfect for you!
Can't find suitable opportunities for you?Complete the short form here, and we will help find a team near you!
Alternatively, please contact us on Development@OxfordshireFA.com
Get In Touch
By Phone: 01993 894405
(9am - 5pm Monday - Friday)
By Email: Development@OxfordshireFA.com
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GET PLAYING
Bure Park FC run a women-only casual Just Play session every Sunday at 6pm!
The FA Female Strategy
The FA's four-year strategy, titled Inspiring Positive Change, pledges to create a sustainable future for women’s and girls’ football in England.
The strategy outlines eight transformational objectives to be achieved by 2024.
- Early Participation
- Development Participation
- Club Player Pathway
- Elite Domestic Leagues & Competitions
- England
- Football For All
- Coaching
- Refereeing
WILDCATS
The FA Have Developed An Initiative Designed To Inspire Girls Aged Between 5-11 To Be Involved In Football.
Wildcats now has over 1,250 centres nationwide, getting over 20,000 girls’ playing football. The sessions take place on a weekly basis – either on evenings or at weekends – subject to each local organiser. They provide a safe environment where girls who don’t currently play the game can have fun engaging with sport, make new friends, develop fundamental skills, try a variety of sessions and create foundations for a lifelong love of sport.
Squad Girls
The aim for this new and exciting programme is to provide girls between the ages of 12-14 a fun, relevant and engaging recreational offer that allows them to develop themselves as much as their football skills in a safe, inclusive environment.
The programme has been specifically designed to give autonomy, choice and voice to the girls who are involved in the sessions. By adopting this approach, young people will have the freedom to develop their social identity, become a valued member of a team and build their self-confidence through engaging in fun and flexible football activity.
Womens Walking Football
Click on the link below to view Walking Football sessions taking place.
Recreational Football
To find a recreational session to take part in, head to our Just Play page.
Safeguarding the Womens Game
Oxfordshire FA's Safeguarding Team are currently working on a new programme all about safeguarding the women's game, this will be coming soon.
In the meantime, if you have a football related Safeguarding concern, please contact Safeguarding@OxfordshireFA.com in the first instance.
For all safeguarding courses, please visit The FA's Boot Room The Boot Room
Women's County Cup
The Women's County Cup is contested by clubs operating outside of County level and Regional Leagues within the FA Women's Pyramid.
Current Holders: Oxford City Women & Girls First