Bridlington Rovers U18

Last updated : 07/05/2024 12:34:22

Introduction

Bridlington Rovers U18 are a Sunday League football team made up of 20 team members.

The team is from Bridlington, East Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom and play in the Hull & District Youth Football League And Cup Under 18 Division One.

Bridlington Rovers U18 started using TeamStats in February 2023 and so far have created match reports and statistics for 11 games.

Team Details

Bridlington Rovers U18 is a football team based in Bridlington, England. They play in the Hull & District Youth Football League And Cup, which is a regional youth football league in East Yorkshire.

The team was founded in 2003 and has since won the Hull & District Youth Football League And Cup championship on four occasions (2005, 2007, 2010, and 2023). They have also reached the final of the East Riding FA County Cup on three occasions (2006, 2009, and 2011).

The team's home ground is the Bridlington Sports Centre. They currently play in a red and white striped kit.

Team Squad

Goalkeeper: Harry Smith
Defenders: Jack Brown, Ben Dale, Will Ellis, Jake Green
Midfielders: Tom Briggs, Tom Cowling, Harry Fox, Jack Johnson, Lewis King
Forwards: Max Brown, Harry Craggs, Ben Eastwood, Harry Green

Manager

The team is managed by Paul Smith. Smith is a former professional footballer who played for Hull City, Sheffield Wednesday, and Bradford City.

Sources

Hull & District Youth Football League And Cup

The Hull & District Youth Football League And Cup is a regional youth football league in East Yorkshire. It was founded in 1961 and currently has over 200 teams competing in various age groups from U7 to U18.

The league is divided into three divisions: Division One, Division Two, and Division Three. The top teams in each division at the end of the season qualify for the play-offs, with the winners of the play-offs being promoted to the next division.

The Hull & District Youth Football League And Cup is a highly competitive league and has produced some talented players over the years, including former professional footballers such as David Wheater, James Vaughan, and Jordan Pickford.