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► Women's Football

UWIC Women's Football

Women's Football 1st

Women's Football 2nd

The UWIC name has been synonymous with excellence in Women's Football. Both the 1st and 2nd team have made some considerable achievements in BUCS, the Welsh National Premier League and Welsh Women's Challenge Cup competition over the past few years and boasts several current and ex international players.

Performane Programme

At UWIC, we are constantly striving to take our players to the next level, whether that is competing within the BUCS structure of within national or international competitions or leagues. UWIC has a strong football playing tradition and aims to provide players with a professional football development experience resulting in students graduating from UWIC better players. We employ a range of coaching and sports science experts who deliver a meticulously planned training and development programme that caters for the physical, mental and technical needs of our players. Consequently, we attract and produce players of international and national competition standard, many of which have gained honours for playing for their country at youth and senior levels. Additionally, UWIC has a strong tradition in UWAU representation and has produced players that have competed for Great Britain in the World Student Games.

Competing for UWIC

All players must commit to the BUCS programme. The 1st team compete in the BUCS Southern Premier and 2nd team in the BUCS Western 1a league. On a Sunday the club competes in the South Wales Women's Football League (Division 1) and Welsh Women's Premier League.

Training for UWIC

Tuesday 5.30-7.30pm

Friday 5-6.30pm

Fitness and focus group sessions run approximately twice a week and are negotiated around players' academic commitments.

Information on the 2011-2012 trials will be posted in early September. 

Contact
For more information please contact Katie Austin on kaustin@uwic.ac.uk or 029 2041 7073.