Welcome to HTJFC.org - the website of Holy Trinity Juniors Football Club
Holy Trinity Juniors Football Club is a FA Charter Standard Club located in Hazlemere, Buckinghamshire.
- We have teams of boys and girls ranging from ages 6 to 16 and also offer a free year's football coaching to Under 6's.
- Our team managers and coaches have been trained by the FA to at least level 1 coaching standard, have First Aid qualifications and have the necessary Child Protection clearance.
- Our teams play in the Chiltern Church Junior League and the Bucks Girls Football League and take part in tournaments such as the Hazlemere Sixes which has been organised and hosted by HTJFC for several years.
- We have close links with the Holy Trinity Church, Hazlemere who support us in a number of ways.
If you are a parent or player, team manager or coach, then please go to Sign up above to register as an authorised user of this website. You need to Sign Up before you can log in!
- We have teams of boys and girls ranging from ages 6 to 16 and also offer a free year's football coaching to Under 6's.
- Our team managers and coaches have been trained by the FA to at least level 1 coaching standard, have First Aid qualifications and have the necessary Child Protection clearance.
- Our teams play in the Chiltern Church Junior League and the Bucks Girls Football League and take part in tournaments such as the Hazlemere Sixes which has been organised and hosted by HTJFC for several years.
- We have close links with the Holy Trinity Church, Hazlemere who support us in a number of ways.
If you are a parent or player, team manager or coach, then please go to Sign up above to register as an authorised user of this website. You need to Sign Up before you can log in!
Saturday 17 July 2010
Our Website
on Saturday 17 July 2010 - 21:01:50 | by Alan CecilSincere apologies that this website is currently in a temporary state while we rebuild it! Normal service will be resumed as soon as possible.
MASSEY UPDATE
on Saturday 17 July 2010 - 21:01:17 | by Alan CecilLatest profile of former HT Junior player, Alan Massey, now with Ryman League side Wealdstone:Age: 21
Joined Wealdstone on loan from Wycombe Wanderers in Aug 2007 and played in 23 first team games scoring 2 goals before being recalled by the Football League Club, he also spent a short spell on loan to Hendon. Unfortunately for Alan things did not work out at Wycombe and he was released at the end of the 07/08 season. He re-signed for the Stones, on contract, in Aug 2008. Alan performed consistently well last season at the heart of the defence as well as providing opposition defences a headache at set-ball situations. Was the Supporters Club 'Player of the season' last season
Joined Wealdstone on loan from Wycombe Wanderers in Aug 2007 and played in 23 first team games scoring 2 goals before being recalled by the Football League Club, he also spent a short spell on loan to Hendon. Unfortunately for Alan things did not work out at Wycombe and he was released at the end of the 07/08 season. He re-signed for the Stones, on contract, in Aug 2008. Alan performed consistently well last season at the heart of the defence as well as providing opposition defences a headache at set-ball situations. Was the Supporters Club 'Player of the season' last season
Thursday 15 July 2010
ANNUAL MEETING - Monday 12th July
on Thursday 15 July 2010 - 19:07:45 | by Alan CecilOur Annual Meeting was held on Monday 12th July in the new Pavilion at the Hazlemere Rec. There was a lot to discuss both relating to the season just ended but also as we plan for 2010-2011.Full report to follow
Saturday 03 July 2010
Summer Barbeque and Presentations 2010
on Saturday 03 July 2010 - 23:42:38 | by Alan CecilThis years barbeque and end of season awards presentation event was held on Saturday 3rd July.
In hot sunshine, a great time was had by all.Presentations were made:
- Most Improved Player of the year - for each team
- League and League Cup trophies and medals
- Managers Player of the Year - for each team
- Clubman of the Year went to Karen Barr - Players Player of the Year - for each team
Many photos were taken on the day and we hope to post them here as soon as normal service is resumed to our website.
In hot sunshine, a great time was had by all.Presentations were made:
- Most Improved Player of the year - for each team
- League and League Cup trophies and medals
- Managers Player of the Year - for each team
- Clubman of the Year went to Karen Barr - Players Player of the Year - for each team
Many photos were taken on the day and we hope to post them here as soon as normal service is resumed to our website.
Sunday 30 May 2010
HAZLEMERE SIXES - SUCCESS IN THE RAIN
on Sunday 30 May 2010 - 18:12:36 | by Alan CecilDespite light but persistent rain and some heavier showers, our 10th anniversary tournament was a great success on Saturday 29th May.
All the different age groups were keenly but fairly contested and the eventual winners were:
Under 16 Boys: Cup - Waterhall Stars, Plate - St Peters Iver Reds
Under 14 Girls: Cup - Chesham United
Under 14 Boys: Cup - St Peters Iver Red, Plate - Risborough Reds
Under 12 Girls: Cup - Ruislip Rangers
Under 12 Boys: Cup - Beaconsfield SYCOB, Plate - KCA Dynamos
Under 10 Mixed: Cup- Parkfield, Plate - St Peters Marlow Tigers
Under 7/8 and Under 8s: Every child taking part received a medal
So many people contributed to the success of this day and is is impossible to name them all.
HTJFC would however like to especially thank the following local businesses who helped sponsor the event by taking an advert in the event programme:
Pop-In Restaurant, Culpepper Home & Garden, The Crown Public House, Childs Toys, Hazlemere Autos, Hazlemere Motor Company, In Time, Josephine Health & Beauty, Pinks Florists, Hazlemere Lighting, Hall's of Hazlemere, JNP Partnership and The Entertainer
All the different age groups were keenly but fairly contested and the eventual winners were:
Under 16 Boys: Cup - Waterhall Stars, Plate - St Peters Iver Reds
Under 14 Girls: Cup - Chesham United
Under 14 Boys: Cup - St Peters Iver Red, Plate - Risborough Reds
Under 12 Girls: Cup - Ruislip Rangers
Under 12 Boys: Cup - Beaconsfield SYCOB, Plate - KCA Dynamos
Under 10 Mixed: Cup- Parkfield, Plate - St Peters Marlow Tigers
Under 7/8 and Under 8s: Every child taking part received a medal
So many people contributed to the success of this day and is is impossible to name them all.
HTJFC would however like to especially thank the following local businesses who helped sponsor the event by taking an advert in the event programme:
Pop-In Restaurant, Culpepper Home & Garden, The Crown Public House, Childs Toys, Hazlemere Autos, Hazlemere Motor Company, In Time, Josephine Health & Beauty, Pinks Florists, Hazlemere Lighting, Hall's of Hazlemere, JNP Partnership and The Entertainer
Tuesday 11 May 2010
SUMMER TOURNAMENTS 2010
on Tuesday 11 May 2010 - 09:28:25 | by Alan CecilIn addition to the World Cup in South Africa, there are a number of other major football tournaments taking place closer to home, this summer.
To find out about other local tournaments this summer please click here for details
To find out about other local tournaments this summer please click here for details
Sunday 09 May 2010
CUP FINAL SUCCESS
on Sunday 09 May 2010 - 21:10:36 | by Alan CecilSaturday May 8th was the day for the Chiltern Church League Cup Finals held at Chalfont St Peter FC and HTJFC had two of its teams in action:
Jaguars Cup: HT Rovers 2-0 Harefield United Under 16s
A tight hard fought affair with the sides equally matched in the first half which ended goalless. Rovers had to re-shuffle their team due to Dan Hardy's injury and their superior tactics after the half time team talk helped them dominate the second period.
They then played more creatively thorugh the midfield and the first goal came about 10 mins in when Adam Thomas played Chaumie in with a beautifully weighted lob….Chaumie then took it first bounce, before lobbing the keeper. 10 mins later it was Adam’s turn to get on the score sheet when he rose high above the Harefield centre back to head a superb Craig Marshall free kick into the top right hand corner. Matt Hosseiny almost made it three with about 10 mins to go but the Harefield keeper made a brilliant save from a thunderbolt of a shot.
Congratulations to Steve and the team on a deserved victory Afterwards winning Manager Steve Hardy said:"Magnificent performance from all the lads, they all raised their games brilliantly……made me very proud !"
Lions Cup: Holy Trinity Sharks 5-2 Kings Amersham Saints
Sharks went 2-0 up in in the first 20 minutes with goals from Luke Umansky and an own goal. It then got a bit nervy as Amersham pulled one back. Zac Beaumont then stretched Sharks' lead before Amersham hit back again.
At 3-2 Sharks knew they needed another goal and Matty Goss duly scored one from a tight angle to restore the 2 goal cushion. John Mark Brenda then completed the job with a fantastic solo effort, carving through the defence to take the Sharks to a 5-2 victory.
Well done Francis and all the Sharks, double winners and unbeaten all season!
There were also a couple of league fixtures:
Lions U12s: St Peters Iver Lions Away win Holy Trinity Lions
Tigers U10s: Holy Trinity Hawks vs Kings Church Amersham City
Bucks Girls Football League
Under 14: The HT Angels played their final 3 games within 9 days:
Sat 1st May Holy Trinity Angels 1-5 Ruislip Rangers
Sat 8th May: Berkhamsted Raiders 6-3 Holy Trinity Angels (despite 2 goals from Fiona Bennell)
Mon 10th May: Chesham United Ladies 7-0 Holy Trinity Angels (Angels only had 7 players and the match was played 8 vs 7)
Jaguars Cup: HT Rovers 2-0 Harefield United Under 16s
A tight hard fought affair with the sides equally matched in the first half which ended goalless. Rovers had to re-shuffle their team due to Dan Hardy's injury and their superior tactics after the half time team talk helped them dominate the second period.
They then played more creatively thorugh the midfield and the first goal came about 10 mins in when Adam Thomas played Chaumie in with a beautifully weighted lob….Chaumie then took it first bounce, before lobbing the keeper. 10 mins later it was Adam’s turn to get on the score sheet when he rose high above the Harefield centre back to head a superb Craig Marshall free kick into the top right hand corner. Matt Hosseiny almost made it three with about 10 mins to go but the Harefield keeper made a brilliant save from a thunderbolt of a shot.
Congratulations to Steve and the team on a deserved victory Afterwards winning Manager Steve Hardy said:"Magnificent performance from all the lads, they all raised their games brilliantly……made me very proud !"
Lions Cup: Holy Trinity Sharks 5-2 Kings Amersham Saints
Sharks went 2-0 up in in the first 20 minutes with goals from Luke Umansky and an own goal. It then got a bit nervy as Amersham pulled one back. Zac Beaumont then stretched Sharks' lead before Amersham hit back again.
At 3-2 Sharks knew they needed another goal and Matty Goss duly scored one from a tight angle to restore the 2 goal cushion. John Mark Brenda then completed the job with a fantastic solo effort, carving through the defence to take the Sharks to a 5-2 victory.
Well done Francis and all the Sharks, double winners and unbeaten all season!
There were also a couple of league fixtures:
Lions U12s: St Peters Iver Lions Away win Holy Trinity Lions
Tigers U10s: Holy Trinity Hawks vs Kings Church Amersham City
Bucks Girls Football League
Under 14: The HT Angels played their final 3 games within 9 days:
Sat 1st May Holy Trinity Angels 1-5 Ruislip Rangers
Sat 8th May: Berkhamsted Raiders 6-3 Holy Trinity Angels (despite 2 goals from Fiona Bennell)
Mon 10th May: Chesham United Ladies 7-0 Holy Trinity Angels (Angels only had 7 players and the match was played 8 vs 7)
Sunday 02 May 2010
Matches on Saturday
on Sunday 02 May 2010 - 20:42:00 | by Alan CecilOur teams' fixtures scheduled for Saturday 1st May 2010
Chiltern Church Junior League
Jaguars U16s: KCA Wanderers 0-4 HT Rovers (Rovers are runners up)
Jaguars U16s: HT Harriers 3-0 St Peters Iver Jaguars (Harriers finish 3rd)
Lions U12s: Holy Trinity Sharks 8-1 Kings Church Amersham Saints
Well, it all came down to the last game of the season and the teams were 1 1 at half time, with Sharks needing 1 point to win the league. They went onto win 8-1 and Sharks are league champions for the 4th year in a row ending 6 points clear of 2nd place. Great play by all the team!
Tigers U10s: Holy Trinity Magpies 0-0 Kings Church Amersham Thistle
Tigers U10s: Kings Church Amersham Thistle 3-3 Holy Trinity Magpies
Two more draws make it 3 for the season as Magpies prop up the table
Berks Youth Development League
Under 13s: HT Hazlemere - CHAMPIONS of their league
Bucks Girls Football League
Under 14: Holy Trinity Angels will play their final 3 games within 7 days:
Sat 1st May Holy Trinity Angels 1-5 Ruislip Rangers
Wed 5th May: Chesham United Ladies vs Holy Trinity Angels
Sat 8th May: Berkhamsted Raiders vs Holy Trinity Angels
Chiltern Church Junior League
Jaguars U16s: KCA Wanderers 0-4 HT Rovers (Rovers are runners up)
Jaguars U16s: HT Harriers 3-0 St Peters Iver Jaguars (Harriers finish 3rd)
Lions U12s: Holy Trinity Sharks 8-1 Kings Church Amersham Saints
Well, it all came down to the last game of the season and the teams were 1 1 at half time, with Sharks needing 1 point to win the league. They went onto win 8-1 and Sharks are league champions for the 4th year in a row ending 6 points clear of 2nd place. Great play by all the team!
Tigers U10s: Holy Trinity Magpies 0-0 Kings Church Amersham Thistle
Tigers U10s: Kings Church Amersham Thistle 3-3 Holy Trinity Magpies
Two more draws make it 3 for the season as Magpies prop up the table
Berks Youth Development League
Under 13s: HT Hazlemere - CHAMPIONS of their league
Bucks Girls Football League
Under 14: Holy Trinity Angels will play their final 3 games within 7 days:
Sat 1st May Holy Trinity Angels 1-5 Ruislip Rangers
Wed 5th May: Chesham United Ladies vs Holy Trinity Angels
Sat 8th May: Berkhamsted Raiders vs Holy Trinity Angels
Wednesday 28 April 2010
Another HT Junior signs for Wycombe Wanderers
on Wednesday 28 April 2010 - 13:25:08 | by Alan CecilGreat news to see our youngsters getting noticed by our local League club!
The latest member to sign for Wycombe Wanderers is 12 year old Matt Goss who has been playing for Holy Trinity Sharks for a number of seasons.
Wanderers have signed up Matt on a 2 year contract after he really impressed the club with his skills. The Head of Youth Development told Matt that he had done extremely well to get in at the age of 12 as it's quite rare now for a club to take someone in that late!
Hopefully Matt will still be able to play in the Sharks final two games this season both against Kings Amersham Saints as these could lead to a cup and league double for his team.
We wish Matt all the very best for his future and will be monitoring his progress and bringing you updates when we can.
The latest member to sign for Wycombe Wanderers is 12 year old Matt Goss who has been playing for Holy Trinity Sharks for a number of seasons.
Wanderers have signed up Matt on a 2 year contract after he really impressed the club with his skills. The Head of Youth Development told Matt that he had done extremely well to get in at the age of 12 as it's quite rare now for a club to take someone in that late!
Hopefully Matt will still be able to play in the Sharks final two games this season both against Kings Amersham Saints as these could lead to a cup and league double for his team.
We wish Matt all the very best for his future and will be monitoring his progress and bringing you updates when we can.
Tuesday 27 April 2010
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS.....................
on Tuesday 27 April 2010 - 06:09:01 | by Alan CecilCongratulations to Holy Trinity Eagles who have finished top of the Chiltern Church League Lynxes Under 9's Red Division.
The Eagles were undefeated in their 8 match season, winning 5 of those games and finishing 3 points clear of Amersham Hotspur
Well done also to our Under 13s HT Hazlemere who won Division 3 of the Berks Youth Development League.
Hope to bring news of more league success soon.
The Eagles were undefeated in their 8 match season, winning 5 of those games and finishing 3 points clear of Amersham Hotspur
Well done also to our Under 13s HT Hazlemere who won Division 3 of the Berks Youth Development League.
Hope to bring news of more league success soon.
Monday 12 April 2010
New Hazlemere Pavilion is nearing completion
on Monday 12 April 2010 - 00:07:53 | by Alan CecilThe new sports pavilion is close to completion and it is hope the fitting out will be finished by the end of May.
A couple of recent photos:
A couple of recent photos:
Sunday 11 April 2010
WYCOMBE WANDERERS - Why are they called 'THE CHAIRBOYS'?
on Sunday 11 April 2010 - 21:23:05 | by Alan CecilHigh Wycombe is well known for furniture making, especially chairmaking. In the football club's amateur days, many of the early team members made chairs for a living, playing football in the evenings and weekends.
The traditional chair from the area was a wooden seated Windsor chair and early team members would also have made rush seated, cane seated and upholstered chairs.
A chair arch was put up in the town in 1877 to celebrate Queen Victoria's visit to High Wycombe. This was just a few years before the Wycombe Wanderers team first got together (1887). By then there were over 100 chair factories in High Wycombe producing nearly 5,000 chairs every day. So no wonder most of the team's day jobs were in chair making.
There are lots more locally made chairs and some Wycombe Wanderers memorabilia on display at the Wycombe Museum to whose staff I am grateful for the above information.
Go to www.wycombe.gov.uk/museum for more details about this wonderful public facility, to which admission is free.
Wycombe Museum is located on Priory Avenue in High Wycombe, close to the railway station and town centre. Postcode for satnav is HP13 6PX.
It is open Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 2pm-5pm, Bank Holidays - closed.
Click here to see how the local press reported the recent Chairmaking day at Adams Park
The traditional chair from the area was a wooden seated Windsor chair and early team members would also have made rush seated, cane seated and upholstered chairs.
A chair arch was put up in the town in 1877 to celebrate Queen Victoria's visit to High Wycombe. This was just a few years before the Wycombe Wanderers team first got together (1887). By then there were over 100 chair factories in High Wycombe producing nearly 5,000 chairs every day. So no wonder most of the team's day jobs were in chair making.
There are lots more locally made chairs and some Wycombe Wanderers memorabilia on display at the Wycombe Museum to whose staff I am grateful for the above information.
Go to www.wycombe.gov.uk/museum for more details about this wonderful public facility, to which admission is free.
Wycombe Museum is located on Priory Avenue in High Wycombe, close to the railway station and town centre. Postcode for satnav is HP13 6PX.
It is open Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 2pm-5pm, Bank Holidays - closed.
Click here to see how the local press reported the recent Chairmaking day at Adams Park
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