We are recruiting for a new ladies team
and have started regular training sessions at Lostock Hall Primary School
in Poynton on Saturday mornings between 9;30 and 11am.
The sessions are FREE and open to any women aged between 16 and 40.
If you would like to know more, please look at the Womens team page and
turn up on Saturdays !!
Click here for more information about the Womens team!
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The U21 team are looking for new players
to join the squad.
The team play in the Altrincham Youth League on Sunday afternoons and
train at St James High School in Cheadle Hulme on Wednesday evenings.
If you would like to know more, please look at the U19 - 21 team page
and contact Julian to find out how to join!
Click here for more information about
the U21 team!
| How much does it cost? | ||
| Age Group | |
Annual Cost |
| Under 8 - 10 | £50 | |
| Under 11 to 21 | £120 | |
| Open Age | £150 | |
| Veterans (35+) | £100 | |
| Includes - matches, coaching, kits, insurance, | ||
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A big thanks you to all the parents, players and friends that attended the awards evening. Lostock Rangers would like to thank Clive Scott for organising this very sucessful event.
If you have any digital photographs that you would like to donate to the album , please contact us via the club email address at event_info@lostockrangers.org.
The
quiz night took place on Saturday 2nd April at the Royal British Legion
Club in Poynton.
The club
would like to thank all the teams that took part and the companies/individuals
that provided prizes for the raffle.
The event raised £400 and will contribute to the clubs ability to
continue to provide football to the local community.
Congratulations to Clive Scott and his family for arranging the event and making sure that it went smoothly!
Based at Lostock Hall Primary School
in Poynton, the Saturday Soccer School is progressing well and despite
the recent bad weather has been attracting a steady stream of young players
to the one and a half hour sessions.
Aimed at boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 13, the coaching sessions
are planned to ensure that a number of key objectives are achieved every
week. A really important feature of each session is that all players have
fun and are given the opportunity to develop their sporting and social
skills at their own pace.
The Lostock Rangers club ethos has always been to ensure that anyone that
wants to play the game should be given the chance to take part. With a
ratio of 6 players to each coach, Lostock Rangers is making every effort
to make sure that those children that do take part are given the every
opportunity to enjoy and develop as football players.
In the next few weeks, some of the children attending the Saturday Soccer
Club will be given the opportunity to play in some friendly matches against
other junior football clubs. We hope that they enjoy the experience and
that it leads to them playing in the 2011/12 league season as Lostock
Rangers players.
With no long term commitment required and a flexible approach to attendance,
we hope that Lostock Rangers remains the most family friendly club in
the area.
Information about our current sponsors can be found by clicking on the Sponsor link at the top of the page.
(click here for contact details)
This is especially true for Junior Football Clubs!
To recognise the support we get, the club has created the 'Friends of Lostock' where we list the organisations and individuals that have supported the club over the years.
A very big thank you to everyone listed.
If you would like to show support for the club, team or individual in anyway, please contact Clive Scott or any member of the club committee.
Click here to see the Friends page
On average, 7,000 referees quit football every year at because of the abuse they receive from players and from the sidelines. Lots of children also pack it in because of the attitude and actions of over-enthusiastic and pushy parents.
"Its time for Kids, Parents and Clubs to start enjoying the junior and youth game. Lets not make it a battlefield"
The club has a number of events planned
for this year, but as always, we could do with a little help from parents
and friends to make things happen.
We have already had a sports dinner and the annual awards and fun days,
but we would like to do more!
If you have an idea for an event or would like to help, please contact
any manager or member of the club committee.
| Question | Answer |
| Q1. Chisinau is the capital of which European country...? | Moldova |
| Q2. How tall is the Empire State building in inches...? | 17,448 inches ( including the lightning rod at the top) |
| Q3. What's the name of the lead vocalist in the band Muse...? | Matthew Bellamy |
| Q4. What nationality was Ayrton Senna Da Silva...? | Brazilian |
| Q5 Can you list the surname of actors that have played The Doctor in the TV series Dr Who? | William Hartnell |
| Q6. How many goals did Roger Milla score against Romania in the 1990 FIFA world cup in Italy...? | 2 |
| Q7. Amy Williams won Olympic gold, but in what sport...? | Bob skeleton |
| Q8. How is the El Ferdan Railway Bridge outstanding...? | It is the longest swing bridge in the world. |