Waikato Football Academy are excited to bring their individual skills development program to Matamata
Waikato Football Academy are excited to bring their individual skills development program to Matamata in Term 4.
Sessions will be held at Firth Primary School and open to players aged 7 – 13 years, of all abilities and from all schools in the Matamata area.
Waikato Football Academy has been running in Hamilton for over 8 years and has assisted with developing many players who have gone on to represent Waikato in all age groups, as well as obtaining overseas Academy contracts and University scholarships.
Further details regarding our programs can be found on our website – www.waikatofootballacademy.com...
Be the first to attend - bookings are now open for Term 4 – to secure your place, please visit our website and complete the online booking form. A confirmation email will be sent to you.
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