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Horton Foxes JFC are very proud to be a charter standard club.
The FA Charter Standard is awarded to a select number of clubs who are able to demonstrate certain quality standards with relation to the critical areas of child protection, first aid and coaching qualifications, financial and administrative stability, codes of conduct for all involved in the club and general behaviours and principles in accord with the standards laid down by the governing body.
Established in 2006, with just one team; the club are now established in the Garforth League with two age groups and have recently introduced mini-kickers soccer coaching, aimed at U6`s to develop their interest in football in a fun and controlled way.
Affiliated to the West Riding County FA, the club colours are black and white stripes and are based at Great Horton Cricket Club, Ewart St, Bradford.
The club have also established links with a club from Bochum, Germany called TUC Kalterhardt, who have hosted a tournament on our behalf over the past few years.
If you would like your child to be part of a thriving and successful club, please contact the Club Chairman on enquiries@hortonfoxes.com and have a chat.
Under 12's
Our U11 squad, until 2008, were the only team at the Horton Foxes since the club began in 2006. Originally the team was managed by Ray Davies and Nick Patefield, but with the formation of the new U14`s, is now managed by Nick Patefield along with Mark Dennison.
Mini Kickers
Mini Kickers is for children aged 4 to 6 years olds, providing an introductory course to children who enjoy playing football. Mini Kickers helps youngsters to improve fundamental movements, listening, social and basic football skills.
Under 15's
Quickly establishing themselves in the Garforth league, the U14`s have all the signs of becoming a successful team and are pushing for league winner or runner up in their first season.
Fundraising
Introducing a new shopping portal that will raise money for Bees United at no extra cost to the shopper. With access to over 200 retailers all making donations to your chosen cause (The Foxes in this case!) Easyfundraising is a no hassle, easy to use site that costs the user nothing but could make thousands for our Supporter's Trust.
Latest News
Horton Foxes Under 12's & Under 15's Ground Change
We have changed the venue of our pitch ,please find new ground details below
ST. WILLIAMS CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL
DUNCOMBE RD , OFF YOUNG ST
GIRLINGTON
BRADFORD
BD8 9RG
Please note this pitch is ONLY for the u11s and u14s
Horton Foxes Under 11's - GJFL Supplementary Cup Winners 2009
On the 26th April in a thrilling game against Leeds City Juniors, the U11 boys were victorious to become supplementary cup winners 2009.
It was a tense game, with Leeds City Juniors taking the lead in the first half. The foxes battled hard against a strong defence to equalise in the second half from a goal after a great run from Josh Thompson.
Unfortunately, extra time resulted in stalemate, despite the Foxes being camped in the Leeds City half for most of the match.
So, the game went to penalties and after a couple of misses from both sides, Lewis Wood slotted home his penalty to give the Horton Foxes the win they deserved.
A great game of football from two teams, a great day, great support from both sides and a great drummer to keep everyone entertained..... Well done the Foxes.!!!!!
Horton Foxes Under 14's -League Runners Up
The U14 squad have had a tremendous first season and after a thrilling game on 26th April against Bramley Phoenix, resulting in 2-1 defeat, the Foxes ended as runners up to the champions Bramley.
The day began with both teams level on points at the top of the league, so the game was always going to be a hard fought match.
The foxes took the lead in the first half with an excellent header from leading goal scorer Danny Moralee. A second goal came shortly afterwards, once again from Danny, but the referee controversially disallowed it.
In the second half, Bramley pounced on a momentary lapse of concentration by the foxes and scored their equalliser from 20 yards.
With six minutes left on the clock, it looked like the teams were going to share the glory, when Bramley had a shot on goal again from 20 yards, which nestled in the bottom corner.
The foxes continued to push forward and had numerous opportunities to draw level again, but the gods were against them this time.
The foxes team did not deserve to lose this game, but showed true determination and should be proud to finish runners up.
Well done The Foxes !!!!!
Mini-kickers – Mark has now got 12 boys on a Saturday morning aged 6 and under.
Mark has now got 12 boys on a Saturday morning aged 6 and under. Anyone interested or knows anyone who may want to attend please speak to Mark Dennison U11 or Ray Davies U14. This is open to boys and girls up to the age of 8. All abilities welcome.
Horton Foxes Under 10's.
The club would like to extend a warm welcome to the newest team at the Foxes, run by Matthew Thomas. From September we will be running this new age group playing in the Keybury League.
