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Weetabix Wildcats: girls' football on Wednesday evenings

FA Wildcats for girls aged 5 to 11, in Hessle. Fun first, no experience needed, and the first session is free.

Football, friends and fun for girls

Football, friends and fun for girls

Wildcats is the Football Association's programme for girls aged 5 to 11, and it's where the girls' game starts at our club. If your daughter has never played, this is the place to begin. There's no trial, no pressure, and nobody is left out.

Sessions are an hour of games, skills and small matches, run by coaches who know how to make a nervous first-timer feel at home. Some girls arrive shy and leave with a new group of friends. That's the whole point.

Our Wildcats programme is the reason Hessle Rangers was named East Riding FA Grassroots Club of the Year in 2019. We're proud of it, and we'd love your daughter to be part of it.

The details

  • Wednesday evenings

    5:30pm to 6:30pm. One hour, every week through the season.

  • Subs £2 a session

    First week free. Come and try it before you decide.

  • Where

    Bilsdon Park, Beverley Road, Hessle, HU13 9AS. Please confirm the current venue when you get in touch.

  • Welfare you can trust

    Vicky Thompson is our Welfare Officer. All coaches are FA-qualified, DBS-checked and safeguarding-trained.

Where Wildcats leads

Where Wildcats leads

Wildcats isn't a one-off. It's the first rung of a full girls' and women's pathway at one club. When your daughter is ready for league football, she can move into our East Riding Girls League teams, which run from U8 all the way to U16. From there, plenty go on to play for Hessle Rangers Ladies as adults.

We're a Her Game Too partner, which means we've committed to making football a welcoming place for girls and women. It's not a badge we wear lightly.

Questions parents ask

My daughter has never played football. Is that okay?

Yes, completely. Most girls who join Wildcats are brand new to it. The sessions are designed for beginners and the coaches expect it.

What should she wear?

Comfortable clothes she can run in, trainers or moulded boots, and a drink. Nothing special to buy to begin with.

Can I stay and watch?

Of course. Parents and carers are welcome to stay for the session.

How do we come along?

Contact Rick on 07906 206448 or use our contact form, or register your interest and we'll get back to you. The first session is free.

Her first session is on us

Wednesdays, 5:30pm to 6:30pm in Hessle. Bring her down, or message us first if you'd rather. We'd love to meet you both.

Register your interest