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It was a brilliant and fun week at our Easter soccer camp, held at Wensleydale Park last week. Thank you to Blyth Spartans Juniors for the excellent use of their faculties whilst Croft Park undergoes its annual renovations. We look forward to announcing further soccer camps in the near future.
Blyth Spartans AFC is excited to announce the launch of its first Elite Academy Programme. While Blyth Spartans Junior are a well-established community football club that offers opportunities for all ages and abilities, this year, in addition to the junior club, will be a Blyth Spartans Academy, which will represent the club in the Junior Premier League (JPL). The academy will focus on Elite Player Performance, developing their technical, tactical,…
Blyth Spartans AFC is thrilled to announce the first activities of our community programme, brought to you in association with Dugout Coaching. Please see posters below for full details. Book early to avoid disappointment.
Over the last two weeks, Blyth Spartans Juniors tasked each of their 16 teams with collecting food items to be donated to the Blyth Food Bank based in the Town Centre. Each team was provided with a large box and a list of items that the Food Bank needed in order to distribute to residents in the area who use the services of the Food Bank. These items were delivered…
Blyth Spartans Juniors visited Croft Park on Sunday where they registered for their respective teams for the coming season and then enjoyed a training session led by Spartans manager, Lee Clark. The session was organised as part of the Club’s new football development pathway initiative, which ultimately provides a recognisable route through the various age groups of junior football to the first team. Another part of the pathway is the…
Neal Hooks is looking forward to another exciting FA Youth Cup tie for Blyth Spartans Juniors – as they welcome Durham City Juniors to Croft Park this evening. Spartans’ U17s side saw off Hebburn Town Juniors in the last round, with an unbelievable 5-3 win in the club’s first ever game in the competition. Their reward is another home tie, this time against Durham City’s youth team, and Blyth’s assistant…
Blyth midfielder Stephen Turnbull has wished Blyth Spartans Juniors the best of luck for this evening – ahead of the side’s first ever FA Youth Cup fixture. Spartans’ under 17s side will take on Hebburn Town Juniors at Croft Park tonight, after entering the prestigious youth competition – currently held by Premier League side Chelsea, who beat Manchester City in the final – for the first time. And, as one…