Sikh Hunters Football Club

Sikh Hunters Football Club
Full name	Sikh Hunters Football Club
Founded	1964
Ground	Aston University Recreation Centre, Walsall
Secretary	Harj Padda
Chairman	Lak Singh
Manager	Matt Lovatt
League	West Midlands (Regional) League Division Two
Website	Club website

Sikh Hunters Football Club are a football club based in Walsall, West Midlands, England, currently playing in the West Midlands (Regional) League Division Two.

History[edit]

Sikh Hunters Football Club was founded in 1964-65 and has been established for over 50 years. Sikh Hunters F.C. was the brainchild of its three founder members, Bagicha Singh, Kernail Singh and Mohinder Singh, three lads who had previously had the honour of playing for ‘Punjab Select’ back in India, and were eager to put their expertise and knowledge to the local soccer scene here in England. The club marked its arrival on the local football league scene in the 1964-65 season, with an exhibition match versus Walsall F.C. supporters club. From the late 60’s through to the late 70’s most of their football was played in the Sunday morning leagues, where they enjoyed a very successful six or seven years before also switching to the Saturday league scene.

Currently Sikh Hunters Football Club comprises of 2 seniors and 2 junior teams. The teams train and compete in competitive league matches on a weekly basis.

The first team has now made the step back up into the West Midlands Regional League Division 2. The club is now competing against teams from Hereford, Worcester, Shropshire and the West Midlands. The clubs home ground is at Aston University Recreation Centre, Walsall.

Sikh Hunters FC have achieved the FA Charter Standard Award. The FA Charter Standard Programme provides recognition that Clubs are well run, sustainable, with child protection and safety paramount. It also recognises the Club’s commitment to coaching, player and coach development, and the raising of standards of behaviour in the game.

Sikh Hunters Football Club exists to provide children and adults of Walsall and the surrounding areas, the opportunity to play football in a structured and enjoyable manner. The Club encourages discipline with professionalism and enjoyment. Sikh Hunters FC objective is to promote player development through quality coaching in a safe, structured environment. The clubs long term aim is to develop and increase the clubs youth teams and become established and progress in the West Midlands Regional League.

References[edit]

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Official Club Website

Official Twitter Feed

Official Facebook account

West Midlands (Regional) League

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↑ "West Midlands (Regional) League Members". West Midlands (Regional) League Members.
↑ "Sikh Hunters FC at the Football Club History Database".
↑ "Non League directory".
↑ "Book - End to End Stuff".

[WMRL-1] "West Midlands (Regional) League Members". West Midlands (Regional) League Members.

[2] "Sikh Hunters FC at the Football Club History Database".

[3] "Non League directory".

[4] "Book - End to End Stuff".

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