This years 5-a-side will be on Wednesday 27th October 2010, again at Goals Soccer Centre, Star City. Entry Information will be sent to affiliated clubs nearer the time.
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5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT
Wednesday 28th October 2009 @ Goals Soccer Centre, Star City
Winners and runners-up were as follows:
Under 12s
Winners - Team United
Runners-up - St Martins Youth
Under 14s
Winners - Sport 4 Life
Runners-up - Sutton Town
Under 16s
Winners - Lift Community Trust
Runners-up - Kings Norton Positive Futures
Under 19s
Winners - Washwood Heath Youth
Runners-up - Kings Norton Positive Futures
These sides went on to represent Birmingham at the Central England 5-a-side Championships in Derby on 14th November.
CENTRAL ENGLAND 5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS
14TH NOVEMBER 2009, DERBY
A record-breaking showing from the Birmingham clubs, winning 3 out of the 4 age groups!!! Results were as follows:
Under 12s
Birmingham clubs dominated the Under 12 category, sweeping all aside as they claimed both the winners and runners-up spots!
Team United - winners!
St Martins Youth - runners-up!
Under 14s
Sport 4 Life went through the whole day without even losing a game to claim a fairly comfortable overall win! Sutton town were unlucky to be drawn against them in the semi-finals, otherwise we could have had another Birmingham one-two.
Sport 4 Life - winners!
Sutton Town - lost in semi-finals
Under 16s
Lift bounced back from losing their first game to go on a winning run that took them all the way to the semi-finals, only t lose to the eventual winners.
Lift Community Trust - lost in semi-finals
Kings Norton Positive Futures - group stage
Under 19s
A fantastic win from KNPF, showing good consistency throughout to finish top of the Under 19s league.
Kings Norton Positive Futures - winners
The 3 winners and St Martins will now go on to play in the National Finals in Manchester on Saturday 5th December 2009
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BOYS 5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS AUTUMN 2008
Tuesday 28th October 2008 @ Goals Soccer Centre, Star City, 10.00am - 2.00pm
A fantastic event, attended by over 360 youngsters aged 11-19, representing 37 teams from right across Birmingham. The winners were as follows:
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BOYS 5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2007
Saturday 22nd September 2007 at Goals Soccer Centre, Star City.
Under 14s winners - ER Mason
Under 16s winners - Four Oaks
Under 19s winners - Trident
These 3 teams will now go forward to represent Birmingham in the Central England finals next March/April
BOYS 5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS
14th February 2007 at Goals Soccer Centre, Star City
The 5-a-side football Championships were a huge success, with 184 Young People aged 12-19 taking part, making up 23 teams across 3 age categories. The winners were as follows:
Under 14s - Lift Community Trust:
Under 16s - Four Oaks:
Under 19s - Bangladeshi Youth Forum:
Congratulations to all who took part for contributing to an enjoyable day and a successful competition. The 3 winners, along with Sutton Town Under 12s, went through to represent Birmingham in the Central England Finals.
CENTRAL ENGLAND 5-A-SIDE FINALS
Saturday 14th April 2007, JJB Soccerdome, Pride Park, Derby
In the Under 12s age group, Sutton Town made a slow start losing 2-0 to Positive Futures (Warks) and 5-0 to Aylestone (Leics). However, they re-grouped and bounced back in style, smashing Clough Hall (Staffs) 7-0, before beating NSA (Derby) 5-2. Sutton went into their final game knowing a win would take them through to the semifinals and a likely chance of a place at the Nationals. Unfortunately, they were just edged out in a close game by Evergreen (Leics).
Well Done to the Sutton lads for an outstanding effort and some great football.
In the Under 14s age group, Lift Community Trust won their first game 3-1 against Meadows but then suffered a 2-0 reverse at the hands of Maldon Town. They were then unlucky to lose to Positive Futures (Coventry) before finishing their day with another 3-1 victory, this time over Tower FC.
A great effort from the Lift team and just 1 more point would have sent them through to the semi-finals.
Above: Lift Community Trust in action
In the Under 16s age group, Four Oaks warmed up with a 2-2 draw against East Harlan (Lincs) before smashing 5 past Chesterton (Staffs) in a 5-1 demolition. They then eased to a 4-1 victory over Hannakins (Essex) and a 4-2 win over Positive Futures (Coventry) to secure their semi-final place with a game to spare. They then took their foot off the pedal, losing their final group game to Watford (that must be Watfords first win of the season!) . In the semi-finals they faced East Harlan and in a close game where the East Harlan keeper was outstanding, they lost 2-1. With three teams going through to the National finals, this left them needing to win their 3rd place game against Positive Futures. Having already beaten them 4-2 in the group stage, they were confident but Four Oaks somehow contrived to lose 2-0.
Well Done to the Four Oaks lads for some excellent football, just a shame they ran out of steam at the end.
Above: Four Oaks in action
In the Under 19s age group, Bangladeshi Youth Forum drew their first game 3-3 with St Giles FC before beating Wakkies 1-0. That was to prove the high point though as they then lost 4-0 to monty Hind and 2-0 to Wickford Town.
Well done to the lads from BYF for their effort and a great team spirit.