Contact
Structure
Administration
Privacy
What is Little League Football?
Little League Football ® is a national organisation. Its main objective is to provide organised football, as governed by the F.A., to both boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 14 years. We are also fortunate in Kingston Little League in being able to offer Bantams to our younger members aged between 6 and 9.
The main difference between Little League Football ® and other football bodies is that no-one is picked on ability; we give everyone the opportunity to play as long as they want to.
Kingston Little League provide an environment for children to enjoy their football and have fun with their friends. Whilst there is a competitive element involved, the KLL ethos is more on sportsmanship, friendship and fun and where winning isn't everything.
Where does KLL play?
Kingston Little League play mainly on Latchmere Recreation ground, Latchmere Road/Lane in North Kingston. We also use Dinton field, which has pitches and a clubhouse managed currently by Kingstonian Youth on behalf of Dinton Trust, which KLL are members of.
The Bantams play on Dinton Field and KLL hold its annual Gala Day on Dinton.
In addition a new Bantams Section KLL (Ham & Richmond Division) will play at Riverside, Ham from 17th September 2011.
Use these links to display maps from www.StreetMap.co.uk
How to contact KLL
If you wish to join KLL, use this link
To contact Kingston Little League, the easiest way is to use one of the email addresses below:
Chairman - chairman@kingstonlittleleague.com
Secretary - secretary@kingstonlittleleague.com
Webmaster - webmaster@kingstonlittleleague.com
Structure 2011-2012 Season
Kingston Little League consists of sets of team formed into leagues based on age, each team being identified by shirt colour and, when available, their sponsor's name:
Although the Football Association (FA) rules say that 11-a-side football should only be played with teams consisting of children with a 2 year age range in any one team and that mixed-sex teams can only play together up to age 11, because Little League provides football for all regardless of ability then, it has been agreed at National level that some children can play outside their age range with the aim of conforming with the FA over a 5 year period..
Senior League: 8 teams for Under 14's and Under 13's
Golds, Stripes, Greens, Light Blues, Reds, Maroons, Whites, Dark
Blues
The Senior Division is sponsored by O'Neills Design and Build
Intermediate League: 6 teams for Under 13's and Under 12's
Kingston Physiotherapy Dark Blues, Canbury Park Golds, Maroons, Reds, Stripes, Whites
Junior League: 8 teams for Under 12's and Under 11's
Maypole Motors Stripes, Churchill Medical Centre Blues, Yellow Tigers, Maroons, Reds,
John Rose Eye Care Whites, Oranges, Greens
7-A-Side: 16 Mini-soccer teams for Under 10's, Under 9's and those players not ready for 11-A-Side football.
Ambers, DAB Dark Blues, Gibson Lane Blue Knights,
Carrington's Golds, Cavaliers,
Greens, Hawks, Kingston University Light Blues, Maroons,
NPH Orange, Number n' Works Reds, Av Buyer Red
Hoops, Royals, G4S Stripes, Space Whites, Yellow Tigers
Bantams (Dinton)
Around 120 children from age 6 years and over take part in their
weekly training sessions on Dinton Field.
Bantams (Riverside, Ham)
New section aimed at increasing the number of children who have an opportunity to play football. From age 5 through to U9. sessions will take place at Kew Association Grounds Riverside, Ham
Administration 2011-12
Chairman Kevin Galvin |
Secretary Gill Arbane |
Treasurer Richard Pitman |
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Vice-Chairman
Chris Lockhart |
Tournaments,
Child Welfare
Chris Galvin |
Sevens Coordinator
Andy Findlater |
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Bantams Manager
Barry Austin |
Tournaments, Child
Welfare & Senior Coordinator Mark Lorenzet |
Sponsorship/Grants
Richard Jones |
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Junior Coordinator |
Honorary President
Mike
England |
Intermediate
Coordinator
Paul Queenan |
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Privacy
Kingston Little League (KLL) is committed to a policy of protecting the rights and privacy of individuals in accordance with the Data Protection Act. KLL needs to process certain information about its players, parents and other individuals it has dealings with for administrative purposes (e.g. to maintain player records, to administer league and team fixtures, to collect fees, and to comply with legal obligations to National Little League, the FA and government). KLL will ensure that personal data is collected and used fairly, stored safely and securely and is not disclosed to unauthorised third parties (which includes family members, friends, government bodies, and in certain circumstances, the Police).
From time to time photographic images (still or video) of players, teams, managers and/or parents will be taken and processed by KLL. These images may be used on the KLL web site or may be used by authorised media representatives for use in press or television reports, only in the interest of promoting youth football in the local community. For further details see the Child Welfare Section which provides a comprehensive policy statement on photography in accordance with FA Guidelines.
Web Links
Below are a selection of links to organisations that you may find
interesting or useful.
If you have any that you would like to have added, please feel
free to e-mail them to us.
Little
League Football The National Little League Website
The FA The
governing body of football
Surrey FA KLL
are affiliated to Surrey FA.
Fulham FC
The local Premiership team and partner with KLL
Local Clubs
Page Last Updated 27 November 2011
