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Kingstonian stunned
Our U18s move to second in the Surrey Youth League Premier Elite after a 1-0 away win over title favourites, Kingstonian. Appropriately enough, it was a former K’s player, Mark Whiskey who secured the victory, heading in a corner to beat the Surrey Cup finalists. See Andy’s match report.

Elsewhere, it was close games all round. U12 Youth returned to winning ways with a 2-1 victory at neighbours Kew Park Rangers. The same scoreline for our U16s at KPR, but with the points this time going their way. U15s went down 3-2 at Esher FC in a close fought match, while U13s drew 2-2 with AC Fulham. And for U17 Casuals, it was pride restored, as they lead against their leagues’ top side, before eventually going down 1-3.

U17 Colts impressive cup run has ended, losing their semi-final 2-0 to their premier division opponents. This week they’re hosting the leading side in their division, Shottermill & Haslemere. It’s the turn of our U16s to be in semi-final cup action. They’re against top of the table Hampton Manor, but have enjoyed close matches, losing their two league games against this side by only a single goal. See Teams page for details of all games taking place this Sunday.


	Sunday 7 March

Team	Opponent	Location	Result
Under 12 Youth	Kew Park Rangers	Away	1-2
Under 12 Colts	Ashford Town - double hdr	Home	0-1/1-2
Under 13	AC Fulham	Home	2-2
Under 15	Esher FC	Away	3-2
Under 16	Kew Park Rangers Colts	Away	2-1
Under 17/18 Youth	Kingstonians	Away	0-1
Under 17 Colts	Guildford City Boys - Cup	Home	2-0
Under 17 Casuals	Merstham Youth B	Home	1-3


	Parking We have parking on site for about 60 vehicles, but if space is limited on match-day, we ask visitors to please give preference to team officials and referees. There’s no restrictions for on-street parking, but avoid parking on the grass verges or across driveways as you may be clamped or towed away.

The Big Freeze saw a swathe of matches cancelled either side of Christmas and New Year

Training for most teams has returned to our grounds in Riverside Drive. But with access restricted from the new pitches while they bed in, some teams have been training elsewhere. From mid-October, some teams will go on to the all-weather surface at Tiffin Girls school in Richmond Road, others to the sports hall at Grey Court and the German school, although a couple will continue to train under floodlights at our ground. Please check team pages for details.

Most teams do not have trials, preferring to look at players over several coaching sessions before deciding whether to invite them to the team. If you wish to play or help with a team, check out the email address on the contacts page and we’ll get back to you.

Jacob shows how to make a save at goalkeeper training - more pictures in Gallery

Many favourable comments have been received from our distinguished visitors to the clubhouse opening:
“I was very impressed and the members of Kew and Ham Sports Association deserve a great deal of credit for the work put in to achieve the result they have,” Kate Hoey, MP
“Congratulations, very well done,” Susan Kramer MP
“The result is a credit to Kew and Ham and to the Borough and has set a very high standard to other clubs,” Andy Sutch, Chair Sport Richmond
“Thank you for inviting me to your Opening I felt very honoured to join you in your celebrations and the result is a credit to us all,” Melanie, Football Foundation

OFFICIAL OPENING: Kate Hoey MP, the sports advisor to the Mayor of London, has officially opened Kew Association FC’s new clubhouse.

Peter Clarke, chairman of the Kew and Ham Sports Association, helps Kate Hoey unveil the plaque marking the opening of our new clubhouse on 27 September, 2009.


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