Last updated : Monday, 01 July 2024
Sandwell Inclusion League
The Sandwell Inclusion League is an amateur football league in Sandwell, England. It was founded in 2015 to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to play football. The league currently has teams for adults and children with a variety of disabilities, including physical disabilities, learning disabilities, and mental health conditions.
History
The Sandwell Inclusion League was founded in 2015 by a group of parents and carers of children with disabilities. They wanted to create a football league where their children could play and have fun, regardless of their abilities. The league started with just a few teams, but it has grown rapidly in recent years. Today, the league has over 50 teams and over 500 players.
The Sandwell Inclusion League is affiliated with the Football Association (FA). This means that the league follows the FA's rules and regulations. The league also has a code of conduct that all players and coaches must adhere to.
Divisions
The Sandwell Inclusion League has a number of divisions for adults and children with different abilities. The divisions are:
- Pan Disability Championship
- Championship South
- U12s Championship
The teams in each division are grouped together based on their ability level. This ensures that all teams have a fair chance of winning.
Venues
The Sandwell Inclusion League plays its games at a variety of venues across Sandwell. The most common venues are:
- Portway Lifestyle Centre
- West Bromwich Albion Community Stadium
- Dudley Sports Centre
The league also plays some games at schools and other community facilities.
Contact
For more information about the Sandwell Inclusion League, please visit the website: https://www.teamstats.net
You can also contact the league by email: info@sandwellinclusionleague.com
Sources
- https://www.teamstats.net
- https://www.teamstats.net
- https://www.teamstats.net
