Bohs scoop top award
BOHEMIANS Girls U15 have scooped a major sporting award by being crowned this year's EDP/Active Sports Norfolk 2009 Team of the Year. They beat off a large entry of very worthy entrants and were chosen winners with King's Lynn speedway team and Harleston Hockey Club finishing runners-up.
BOHEMIANS Girls U15 have scooped a major sporting award by being crowned this year's EDP/Active Sports Norfolk 2009 Team of the Year.
They beat off a large entry of very worthy entrants and were chosen winners with King's Lynn speedway team and Harleston Hockey Club finishing runners-up.
They were presented with their awards by Radio Norfolk presenter Chris Goreham and Norwich boxing legend Jon Thaxton at the Forum in Norwich.
This is the team's second season in the NWGFL. Their sporting behaviour was recognised internationally when they won the UNICEF fair play trophy at the Donosti Cup in Spain earlier this summer from an entry of 258 teams, also a great boost for girls' football in the county.
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The team enjoyed a remarkable summer winning the following tournaments: R & T Tours, FITC Summer Cup, Norfolk FA Soccer on the Sands, Old Catton, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire FA as well as their own club tournament.
They were also runners-up at Upton Park in the West Ham tournament and Watford FC tournament.
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They thank all those people who give up their time to help with the running of this very successful team and to the parents whose attitude and appreciation of fair play is befitting of a club who were a few weeks ago awarded the Norfolk County FA Charter Standard Development Club of the Year.
Last weekend the U14 team received the Norfolk County FA Fair Play Award for 2009 together with a cheque for �200.
