 
Welcome to the Alexandra Park Youth Football
Club Website
Looking back at the 2008-2009 Season
and forward to the 2009-2010 Season
Alexandra Park Youth Football Club (APYFC) has been established
in its current form for 4 seasons and is about to go into
its 5th, but was in existence for a number of years prior
under the stewardship of Phil Cain (now our Football Development
Officer) and originally developed from The Alexandra Palace
Soccer School into the Alexandra Palace Football Club some
13 years or so ago.
APYFC is part of the Alexandra Park Club ( est. 1898) which
also includes the Alexandra
Park Football and Cricket Clubs based at the Racecourse
Ground Alexandra Palace and has full access to and use of
pitches and facilities at the Alexandra Park Club (which includes
the Club House for Social events
). Whilst remaining financially independent, APYFC aims
to further develop this relationship to be able to offer improved
coaching , match and social facilities at the Alexandra Park
Club to the mutual benefit of APYFC , APFC and APCC.
The club evolved from the Saturday morning soccer school
to satisfy the desire of youngsters from the Muswell Hill
and Crouch End areas to play competitive football. To that
end the club plays in the Watford Friendly League where we
are one of the biggest clubs.
2008-2009 season was very successful for the club with 22
teams competing at U8-U18 age groups with the following highlights:
| U9 North |
5th in Red (1st) division |
| U10 North |
3rd in White (2nd) division |
| U11 South |
Green (4th) division WINNERS |
| U11 North |
Quarter finalist of the U11 League Cup
Finalist in the U11 AFA Sunday Cup |
| U12 North |
6th in Red (1st) division |
| U12 West |
Yellow (5th) division WINNERS by 13 points
Top scorer in Yellow division - J Schwarzenberger scoring 26 goals in 17 WFL starts |
| U12 South |
Top scorer in Green (4th) division - G Monteiro scoring 39 goals in 17 WFL starts
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| U13 Youth |
5th in Red (1st) division |
| U16 East |
Yellow (5th) division WINNERS
Top scorer in Yellow division - J Rattray scoring 20 goals in 13 WFL starts |
| U16 North |
WINNERS of the U16 Spring Trophy |
| U16 Youth |
4th in Red (1st) division
Finalist U16 Challenge Cup
MOST SPORTING TEAM AT THIS AGE GROUP |
Looking toards 2009-2010 season:
- We have entered 24 competitive teams into the Watford
Friendly League.
- Age groups Under 8 to Under 18.
- Over 300 playing members making us one of the biggest
amateur youth football clubs in London.
- Affiliation to the Amateur Football Alliance (our County).
- The club is non profit making and offers football to players
whatever their financial circumstances with concessionary
membership and match and training fee rates offered to a
number of players.
- This season we were able to provide each player with a
full Nike kit.
- Each team has weekly training with qualified FA Level
1, 2 and 3 coaches and is managed by a parent.
- All matches are refereed, primarily by qualified referees.
- Our home pitches are as shown on the right of this webpage.
The club is committed to, and abides by, the FA rules and
regulations concerning coaching, child protection and grass
roots football development.
The club has a child protection officer and, in keeping with
our club aims to achieve FA Charter Standard status this season,
full CRB checks and minimum Level 1 coaching qualifications
are in place.
Through its relationship with the Alexandra Park Football
Club, APYFC aims to offer local, life long, competitive football
and coaching and beyond that, social involvement to all current
playing members.
The club is run by volunteers and is always looking for assistance.
The club does not currently have a sponsor and if your organisation
would like to benefit from our considerable market exposure
to an affluent and vibrant community, please contact the club
secretary, Will Staniland.
Please check the News and Membership pages for more info.
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