DULAFC - Dublin University Ladies Association Football Club › Trinity Ladies Soccer Harriet Haslehurst Captain 2016/17 10/12/16
Who are we? • Proud history - since 1978 • All inclusive team - all abilities welcome • Student run • Competitive and Social football
How does it work? - Competitive A team - Social B team - Training - Matches - Social
Competitions 11 aside outdoor - League - Round robin - Knockouts - Cup - Intervarsities - Qualifying knock outs - Tournament - Colours - vs UCD
Competitions 5 aside indoor - Futsal - Regionals - Nationals
Success - Major progress - Sign ups - Commitment - Coach - Funding - Results - League - A team on for promotion - Cup - Both A & B team in shield next term - Intervarsities - Qualified for finals for 1st time ever - Futsal - Qualified for nationals for 1st time ever
Socials - Freshers week night out - Drinks at the pav - Unscheduled fun - Christmas dinner and night out - Colours match dinner - End of season celebration dinner
Feedback Catherine Neenan 1st yr nursing ‘Being a first year on the team has been a really good experience, it was a really great way to meet new people outside of your course! It's such an amazing feeling to be able to represent your college in first year and get to feel so involved in college life. As a general nurse not on campus, being able to train on campus made me feel more apart of the trinity community which I really liked.’
Feedback Katherine Marsh 3rd Year Physiotherapy ‘I joined the soccer team at the start of this year. I initially became interested when I saw one of my friends was tagged in the teams photos on facebook. I asked her about it and she told me to come down and not to worry about anything the girls and the coach will help me out and make you feel welcome. And she was right! The worries of not having a lot of time, the right gear and the lack of skills were irrelevant- all they ask is just go out and enjoy yourself’
Feedback Holly Milne - Vice Captain 4th year Electronic Engineering ‘Playing soccer for Trinity has played a huge role in my college experience. When work starts to build up in college there is nothing greater than being able to take two hours out of your week to train with an amazing group of girls. Being part of the team has allowed me to go from a nervous fresher who wouldn’t go to training to the vice captain and it wouldn’t have been possible without the support and motivation that the team gives you. I would encourage anyone to do the same.’
How to sign up? Come along to our stand in freshers week in front square, sign up and we’ll contact you with training, match and social information If you’ve any questions, don’t hesitate to email us - duladiesafc@gmail.com
Thank You FB page- Trinity Ladies Soccer https://www.facebook.com/TrinityLadiesSoccer/ Web page- https://trinityladiessoccer.wordpress.com/
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