Swillington Saints Juniors

Swillington Saints Juniors We are a small, yet brilliant Junior Football Club in the heart of Swillington. The Saints were reformed in 2019.

We aim to grow amongst the community providing a local and vibrant club for our children to be part of.

Last week to make donations for our tombola for the gala. Please drop any items in the pavilion before the weekend
17/06/2026

Last week to make donations for our tombola for the gala. Please drop any items in the pavilion before the weekend

Please direct message the page to arrange collection
13/06/2026

Please direct message the page to arrange collection

โšฝ๏ธMinis up to U11 Presentationโšฝ๏ธ๐Ÿ’™ U6 Awards will begin at 1pm๐Ÿ’› Coaches Game will take place at 1:30pm๐Ÿ’™ U11 Awards will t...
09/06/2026

โšฝ๏ธMinis up to U11 Presentationโšฝ๏ธ

๐Ÿ’™ U6 Awards will begin at 1pm

๐Ÿ’› Coaches Game will take place at 1:30pm

๐Ÿ’™ U11 Awards will then start off the rest of the awards at 2:20pm then work our way through all teams

๐Ÿšจ Please bring a donation for the gala, any unwanted items, however small or large, booze, sweets, chocolate will be greatly received ๐Ÿšจ

Our U12s will be doing a raffle on the day of the presentation to help raise money for their tour in 2027, please support as everyone will have their time.

Thank you all

Last few to pick up before itโ€™s drawn Thursday evening
09/06/2026

Last few to pick up before itโ€™s drawn Thursday evening

02/06/2026

Swillington Saints U7s crowned champions at Barnby Dun Colts Tournament ๐Ÿ†

This Tournament was a step in to the unknown for the boys, facing teams we had never faced before and knew little about but entering a tournament with 24 teams in it was sure to provide the boys the challenge they were looking for, and if that alone wasn't enough, stepping straight into the champions league section made sure of it.

The boys were in good spirit on arrival and the weather was glorious, perfect for playing footy. The venue had been well set out, especially given the very late change in venue location. Credit where its due to the organisers for keeping the show on the road at such late notice.

The boys had to quickly get to grips with short 10 minute 1-way matches but seemed to have no issue winning their first match 4-0, using every player in the squad in the process, something we knew we would need to do, given the number of matches ahead and the mini heatwave to contend with.

The second game proved the day would not always be such smooth sailing, the boys enduring a nervy 2-1 victory, and maybe a first real understanding that 10 min matches mean you can't afford to switch off for a moment, regardless it was enough to see them take an early hold at the top of the group table.

The next 2 games the boys were on it and in control, making sure the clock wasn't to be an issue taking full control for the full 10 and seeing both games out comfortable 2-0 winners.

Then a reminder that things dont always go your way, a defeat to our eventual finalist opponent. The boys taking stock and realising if they wanted to go all the way and also be crowned top of the group table they were going to have to raise their levels again.

That response came immediately in the next match, a composed 2-0 win set up a decisive final group game, with victory guaranteeing top spot. The boys were determined not to let the opportunity slip and produced a superb performance, running out empahtic 6-1 winners. Once again, the entire squad contributed, helping keep legs fresh ahead of the knockout stages.

The semi final was everything you would expect from tournament football, tight, tense and fiercely competitive. Both teams gave everything, but the Saints dug deep to secure a hard fought 4-3 victory and book their place in the final.

Awaiting them was the only side to have beaten them all day. Rather than being intimidated, the boys saw it as an opportunity to put things right. What followed was an excellent final played in fantastic spirit, reflecting the sportsmanship shown throughout the tournament. The boys rose to the occasion, producing a determined display to earn a deserved 2-1 victory and be crowned Barnby Dun Colts Tournament Champions.

An outstanding team performance from start to finish and another day making everyone involved incredibly proud.

๐Ÿ’›๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿค Champions! ๐Ÿ’›๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿค

Well done to our U10 Blues who went on to lift a trophy at the Elland Road stadium comp this weekend Great work boys
01/06/2026

Well done to our U10 Blues who went on to lift a trophy at the Elland Road stadium comp this weekend

Great work boys

Just a bit of fun and to raise a small amount. ๐Ÿ† DRAW DONE ๐Ÿ† Thank you all If a team outside the drawn teams wins we wil...
01/06/2026

Just a bit of fun and to raise a small amount.

๐Ÿ† DRAW DONE ๐Ÿ†

Thank you all

If a team outside the drawn teams wins we will pay out the next best etc

On Friday our Minis were proudly awarded their Swillington Bravery Awards in recognition of all the hard work and effort...
25/05/2026

On Friday our Minis were proudly awarded their Swillington Bravery Awards in recognition of all the hard work and effort theyโ€™ve put into preparing for their first season.

Every one of these boys and girls is progressing brilliantly, growing in confidence, and enjoying every minute along the way. Weโ€™re incredibly proud of them all!

Please support the club and make the gala a success. Every donation helps ๐Ÿ’›๐Ÿ’™
25/05/2026

Please support the club and make the gala a success. Every donation helps ๐Ÿ’›๐Ÿ’™

Champions!!Today Swillington U10 Yellows travelled to Snaith and produced a truly dominant gala performance, not concedi...
18/05/2026

Champions!!

Today Swillington U10 Yellows travelled to Snaith and produced a truly dominant gala performance, not conceding a single goal all day. But the scorelines only tell part of the story, this team arrived with one goal in mind and refused to leave without being crowned champions.

Every single player was outstanding. Oscar was ruthless up front, delivering a sensational display with clinical finishing all day. In midfield, Thomas, Rory, Ben and Oliver controlled the game with composure and creativity, carving out chance after chance.

And while goals grab the headlines, today the difference was the defence. Brody, Isaac and Jivelle were immense, relentless, fearless and rock solid throughout. To go the entire day without conceding says everything about their determination and teamwork. Then came the moment that will live forever in Swillington folklore. Harry, stepping in as goalkeeper for the day, produced a save in the final that nobody there will ever forget. A free kick destined for the goal was somehow stopped on the line, leaving the crowd in absolute awe. His smile afterwards said everything, belief and pure joy.

Champions by performance. Champions by heart. Champions together.

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