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Welcome
Crofton Saints Youth Football Club was originally formed in 1990 and is based in the Stubbington area of Fareham, Hampshire. The club has grown significantly since its inception to a position where it now forms an integral part of the local community.
The club caters for both boys and girls ranging from 5 to 18 years of age and onto adult football. Teams currently compete in the Mid Solent Youth League and the Gosport, Fareham and Solent League. Participation in district league and Hampshire Cup competitions is also undertaken and encouraged.
All our coaches/managers are FA Level 1 trained and CRB cleared and we are affiliated to Hampshire FA.
Our FA Organisation ID is 76153 and we are a FA 2 Star Accredited club.
If anyone has any general enquiries or concerns please contact the club secretary, John Mundy, on 07500 776417 or john.mundy53@gmail.com and/or the club Child Welfare Officer, Chris Loftus, on 07484 809483 or chris.loftus@btinternet.com
The club caters for both boys and girls ranging from 5 to 18 years of age and onto adult football. Teams currently compete in the Mid Solent Youth League and the Gosport, Fareham and Solent League. Participation in district league and Hampshire Cup competitions is also undertaken and encouraged.
All our coaches/managers are FA Level 1 trained and CRB cleared and we are affiliated to Hampshire FA.
Our FA Organisation ID is 76153 and we are a FA 2 Star Accredited club.
If anyone has any general enquiries or concerns please contact the club secretary, John Mundy, on 07500 776417 or john.mundy53@gmail.com and/or the club Child Welfare Officer, Chris Loftus, on 07484 809483 or chris.loftus@btinternet.com
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Crofton Saints Adult Team Wins League Cup and Finishes Second In League
Colden Common 1 v 2 Crofton Saints
Hampshire Premier League Cup Final
AFC Portchester Stadium
10 May 2025, 2.00pm Kick Off
Crofton Saints Adult Team beat Colden Common on Saturday 10 May 2025 to lift the Hampshire Premier League Cup in their first season in the league.
Colden Common had already secured promotion to the Wessex League by winning the Hampshire Premier League so no one was sure how this game might play out.
Crofton Saints dominated in the first half and were awarded a penalty after 28 minutes for push on Luke Ryman at a corner. The penalty was expertly dispatched in the top corner by regular penalty king Jake Steel to make the score 0-1.
Colden Common had a couple of chances to equalise but couldn't convert any of them which then saw Crofton Saints go 0-2 up after 37 minutes when a Harvey Clark cross was neatly slid home by flying winger Malin Bowman.
The second half was a closer affair with both teams having chances but neither managing to add to the scoreline. Colden Common had a player sent off with only time added on to play. This, however, seemed to spur Colden Common on and they managed to pull a goal back making the score 1-2 with just minutes to play but Crofton Saints managed to hold on to win 1-2.
A great final which Crofton Saints were extremely happy to run out winners.
Unfortunately, they couldn't emulate their league and cup double from last season, just missing out on the Hampshire Premier League Division 1 title by 1 point to Broughton. This does however mean that after just one season in the league Crofton Saints have been promoted to the Senior Division. A great season all round.
Colden Common had already secured promotion to the Wessex League by winning the Hampshire Premier League so no one was sure how this game might play out.
Crofton Saints dominated in the first half and were awarded a penalty after 28 minutes for push on Luke Ryman at a corner. The penalty was expertly dispatched in the top corner by regular penalty king Jake Steel to make the score 0-1.
Colden Common had a couple of chances to equalise but couldn't convert any of them which then saw Crofton Saints go 0-2 up after 37 minutes when a Harvey Clark cross was neatly slid home by flying winger Malin Bowman.
The second half was a closer affair with both teams having chances but neither managing to add to the scoreline. Colden Common had a player sent off with only time added on to play. This, however, seemed to spur Colden Common on and they managed to pull a goal back making the score 1-2 with just minutes to play but Crofton Saints managed to hold on to win 1-2.
A great final which Crofton Saints were extremely happy to run out winners.
Unfortunately, they couldn't emulate their league and cup double from last season, just missing out on the Hampshire Premier League Division 1 title by 1 point to Broughton. This does however mean that after just one season in the league Crofton Saints have been promoted to the Senior Division. A great season all round.
Crofton Saints, Hampshire Premier League Cup Winners 2024-2025.
Man of the Match, Harry Burns.
Jake Steel scores from the penalty spot for Crofton Saints.
Malin Bowman makes it 0-2 to Crofton Saints.
Colden Common have a good chance saved by Liam Lavin.
A tasty tackle!
Jubilation all round.
Lions and Tigers Tour to Bruges
18 April to 21 April 2025
Once again, our U12 teams went on European Tour to Belgium to play in the Bruges Cup. A fantastic time was had by everybody, kids and parents alike.
Once again, our U12 teams went on European Tour to Belgium to play in the Bruges Cup. A fantastic time was had by everybody, kids and parents alike.
New Defibrillator at Seafield Park
8 March 2025
Crofton Saints FC is proud to announce the installation of a new defibrillator at Seafield Park, significantly enhancing the safety of all players, supporters, and visitors. This vital piece of life-saving equipment was secured through the club's dedicated efforts and generously funded by County Councillor and Madam Mayor of Fareham Pal Hayre, and Fareham Borough Council.
Sudden cardiac arrest can strike without warning, and immediate access to a defibrillator can dramatically increase survival rates. Recognising this critical need, Fareham Borough Council has ensured that the facility is equipped with a defibrillator. The addition of this device at Seafield Park aligns with the Council's commitment to public safety and the well-being of our community.
fareham.gov.uk
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Madam Mayor Pal Hayre and Fareham Borough Council for their unwavering support in making Seafield Park a safer environment for everyone. Their collaboration with local organisations underscores a shared dedication to community health and safety.
At Crofton Saints FC, the health and safety of our community remain our top priority. We are confident that the presence of this defibrillator will provide peace of mind to all who visit Seafield Park, knowing that essential life-saving equipment is readily available in case of emergencies.
For information on the locations of other defibrillators within the Fareham area, please visit the Fareham Borough Council's official website.
fareham.gov.uk/leisure/community/defibrillators.aspx?close=True
Crofton Saints FC is proud to announce the installation of a new defibrillator at Seafield Park, significantly enhancing the safety of all players, supporters, and visitors. This vital piece of life-saving equipment was secured through the club's dedicated efforts and generously funded by County Councillor and Madam Mayor of Fareham Pal Hayre, and Fareham Borough Council.
Sudden cardiac arrest can strike without warning, and immediate access to a defibrillator can dramatically increase survival rates. Recognising this critical need, Fareham Borough Council has ensured that the facility is equipped with a defibrillator. The addition of this device at Seafield Park aligns with the Council's commitment to public safety and the well-being of our community.
fareham.gov.uk
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Madam Mayor Pal Hayre and Fareham Borough Council for their unwavering support in making Seafield Park a safer environment for everyone. Their collaboration with local organisations underscores a shared dedication to community health and safety.
At Crofton Saints FC, the health and safety of our community remain our top priority. We are confident that the presence of this defibrillator will provide peace of mind to all who visit Seafield Park, knowing that essential life-saving equipment is readily available in case of emergencies.
For information on the locations of other defibrillators within the Fareham area, please visit the Fareham Borough Council's official website.
fareham.gov.uk/leisure/community/defibrillators.aspx?close=True
