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.
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Our teams' fixtures scheduled for Saturday 13th March 2010
Chiltern Church Junior League Lions U12s:Holy Trinity Sharks7-3 Blackstone Spitfires Leopards U11s: Holy Trinity Jedi4-1 St James Eagles Leopards U11s: St James Swifts 4-5Holy Trinity Troopers Tigers U10s: Holy Trinity Hawks 3-2Kings Church Amersham City Tigers U10s: Holy Trinity Magpies 2-4 St Josephs Piranhas Bobcats U8s: Holy Trinity Knights vs Chalfont St Peter AFC Lynxes Cup: St James Buffalos 2-0Holy Trinity Eagles
NB: Results for Under 8s and Under 7s are not always published due to FA guidelines.
Berks Youth Development League Under 13s: HT Hazlemerehave now completed their 14 game season. They top the table 6 points ahead of Wrightchoice who have 2 games in hand but an inferior goal difference. Those last two games are played on 27th March and 3rd April, so technically our boys have to wait a little longer to find out if they will be crowned league champions.
Bucks Girls Football League Under 14s: Penn & Tylers Green vsHoly Trinity Angels Under 12s: Marlow Swans 15-1Holy Trinity Vixens(tough game for our younger girls, away to the league leaders in a top vs bottom clash)
Thursday 04 March 2010
NEXT MATCH at ADAMS PARK - SPECIAL TICKET OFFER TO HTJFC FAMILIES
WYCOMBE WANDERERS vs Exeteron Saturday 20th March - 3pm ko in League One
As a valued partner of Wycombe Wanderers we have been given the opportunity to offer to our members a special price ticket offer for each of the remaining home matches at Adams Park.
Adult seated tickets for £10 and Concessions tickets £5
To take advantage call the ticket hotline on 01494 441118 (please quote COM1)
All tickets under this deal must be pre-booked quoting the COM1 reference and those booked by debit/credit card carry a 50p surcharge per ticket. All tickets are dependant on availability.
Go green and take the special bus. It picks up at Hazlemere Cross Roads at 1.35pm (Saturdays). Just £4 return trip. Also Park and Ride service operates from Cressex Cinema
In addition to the World Cup in South Africa, there are a number of other tournaments taking place closer to home, this summer.
Our own Hazlemere Sixes is being held on Saturday 29th May To find out about other local tournaments pleaseclick herefor details
Thursday 25 February 2010
Support the Tea Barr on Saturday and help a good cause too
Thursday 25 February 2010 - 22:17:00 in Website News
Thanks to Rosanna Barr this most welcome service is back each Saturday morning located in Changing Room 1 at the Hazlemere Rec providing hot drinks and other refreshments for parents, friends and all spectators and supporters from 10am. Do come along and support this venture each Saturday. Rosanna is donating half of any profit made to the Club and then HTJFC will then pass these funds via the Church to support a good cause in Kenya.
Click on the thumbnail below to see how much good your money can do
Back from the Brink- by Paul McGrath The former Manchester United and Aston Villa player + Republic of Ireland International tells his human story of "his hard upbringing in Dublin, two marriage break ups, his all too public struggle with alcoholism and the surreal highs and calamatous lows of a life lived habitually on the endge of chaos!
Beyond the Final Whistle - A Life of Football and Faith by John Boyers (Chaplain of Manchester United F.C.) "This book tells John's story and offers a surprising number of parallels between football and the Christian faith.
Broken Dreams - Vanity, Greed and the Souring of British Footballby Tom Bower "Acclaimed journalist Tom Bower takes on the football giants, lifting the lid off the corruption and greed thats threatens to destroy the beautiful game"
Finding My Feet - My Autobiographyby Jason Robinson Although a rugby rather than soccer tale, Jason's meteoric rise to prominence is the story of a player's success against phenomenal odds. His new- found fame as a World Cup winner is analysed with great honesty, as is his new life as a Christian.
You'll Win Nothing with Kidsby Jim White "This is the hilarious chronicle of Jim White's time as manager of his son's football team. At this level, winning spirit is not so much about passion, pride and belief as praying that your star centre forward has remembered to bring his boots! Most importantly, it's about the enduring relationship between fathers, sons and football."
Never Walk Aloneby Gavin Peacock and Alan Comfort Gavin Peacock, a Christian since the age of 19 is the BBC pundit and former Chelsea and Newcastle midfield player who wrote this excellent book along with Alan Comfort, a winger-turned-reverend who is club chaplain at Leyton Orient.
Fathers, Sons and Footballby Colin Shindler The story of three generations of one unique family, the Summerbees, whose trade has been professional football.
My Father and other Working-Class Football Heroesby Gary Imlach "The most emotionally charged and moving sports book I think I've ever read" (Daily Mail) William Hill Sports Book of the Year 2005
I have most of the above books and can lend out to HTJFC members and parents if required. Email me if you want to borrow one alancecil@gorsewalk.freeserve.co.uk
Saturday 13 February 2010
NEW PAVILION IS WATERTIGHT!
Saturday 13 February 2010 - 18:30:37 in Website News
Hazlemere’s new sports pavilion at Hazlemere Recreation Ground reached a landmark stage in its construction this week – WATERTIGHT.With the roof on and the windows fixed, work can start in earnest on the internal finishes; electrics, ceilings, doors and plastering.
Holy Trinity Junior’s Secretary, Kevin Bennett, said “ the project seems to be running about 4 weeks late, the snow certainly won’t have helped progress. We are still hoping for completion of the building by the end of May, in time for Hazlemere Sixes on Saturday 29th May.”
Due to the number of postponed matches in recent weeks, the Chiltern Church Junior League Committee has agreed to extend the league season to the end of May, if necessary.
This of course also depends on the availability of pitches. Teams are encouraged to rearrange outstanding matches as soon as possible - weather permitting!
Scoring one hat trick is good enough but getting two of them in the same game, is going it a bit!
Playing for Holy Trinity Angels on Saturday, Megan McClure did exactly that, scoring six of her side's 10 goals in their away win at Taplow United in the Under 14 South Division of the Bucks Girls Football League.
Other goalscorers for Angels in their 10-1 win were Fiona Bennell with 2 and Sianna MacLean and Leanne Hurford with one each. Despite Megan's feat, Gabby Barr was named player of the match.
For more details of our Rules for Players, please click on About Us on the Main Menu and you will find our 2009-10 Club Information sheet. It also contains a Code of Conduct for Coaches and a Code of Conduct for Parents/Guardians/Carers
