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The club is aiming to achieve FA Charter Standard
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Well done to Damian Kavanagh (Under 11 Boys Manger-Coach) for passing his F.A level 2 this week. ................................................................................................................................................................. Added to site :16th Dec Scott Rees & Co Solicitors give youth team early Christmas present Skelmersdale solicitors Scott Rees & Co has given a local youth football club an early Christmas present after 30 footballs were stolen. Scott Rees, which specialises in accident claims, has donated 30 new footballs to Dynamo Rangers FC in Skelmersdale to replace the ones which were stolen from the girls Under 13s squad a few weeks ago. “Since the balls were stolen, we’ve had to beg and borrow old footballs which have been a bit past their sell-by date”, said Caroline Stewart, club secretary of the Dynamo Rangers. “But now, thanks to Scott Rees, the girls have got their own set of footballs again; the girls' manager Pam Ashton was thrilled and we would all like to say a big thanks to Scott Rees,” Caroline added. Scott Rees & Co has been supporting youth football in Skelmersdale since 2003, and became the official sponsor of the Dynamo Rangers when it launched in 2005. Royston Smith, managing partner of Scott Rees & Co, said: “The Dynamos are a great part of the local community here in Skelmersdale and when we heard that the footballs had been stolen, we wanted to help. “We wish the girls every success for the rest of the season.” The Rangers field 18 teams of boys and girls from the ages of six to 16. The boys play in the Skelmersdale Junior League and the girls play in the West Lancashire Girls League at Liverpool Road playing fields. More than 220 local youngsters are members of the club and several players have been selected for professional youth academies including Everton FC. Royston Smith, managing partner of Scott Rees & Co with Caroline Stewart, club secretary of the Skelmersdale Dynamo Rangers. ................................................................................................................................................................. Added to site :16th Dec Rangers help take disability sport into the future FRESH from landing the Advertiser’s Disability Inclusion Award at the newspaper’s Sports Awards, Dynamo Rangers FC are helping to propel disability sport towards 2012. Buoyed by the continued progress of Everton FC disability player, and now Advertiser Junior Sports Personality of the Year Lydia Ashton, the club are helping to make sport more accessible in the West Lancashire area. Rangers are working in partnership with Everton FC, AFC Liverpool and the Lancashire Football Association to establish a Disability Sports Club. The after-school event will be held for disabled sports stars from primary and secondary schools in the area. Every Friday from 4-5pm at the Skelmersdale Sports Centre. Top coaches from Dynamo Ranger,Everton and Liverpool will put the youngsters through their paces while catering for differing levels of skill. Dynamo Rangers helped trial the event and 60 children turned out for a club which is hoped will act as a springboard for many of the competitors for the Paralympics and Special Olympics in Athens 2011 and London 2012, respectively. Six of the pupils who were at the taster session have since been selected for Sport England’s Equality and Diversity Centre of Excellence - including Lydia. From there, those selected will go through a 20 week assessment as Team GB coaches look for the next crop of medal hopefuls. Another by-product of the West Lancs Disability Sports Club is the hope that a disabled football mini-league can be set up in the near future. Anyone interested in going to the Sports Club should contact Michelle Hughes on 01695 728 905 to book their place.
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THE WEST LANCS GIRLS LEAGUE Under 9s Girls playing at the fun day football (5v5) at Wigan soccer dome
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The ceremony, attended by around 170 people at Edge Hill University, covered all facets of sport in the region with awards going to coaches, disabled athletes, juniors and volunteers.Disability Inclusion Award was won by Dynamo Rangers FC, who also came runers up in the team of the year catagory. Dynamo's Lydia Ashton also picked up the Junior Sports Personality of the Year.
Compèred by the voice of Merseyside sport, theBBC’s Alan Jackson, the audience were treated to an entertaining look back at the last 12 months of sport, a display by the West Lancashire Karate Academy and a video message from MP Andy Burnham, the secretary of state for Culture, Media and Sport.Burnham said: “I am very pleased to give my support to the 2008 Sports Awards and it is a very, very important moment to be celebrating sport in all its glory and I congratulate everybody involved.” Speaking to the Advertiser after the event, Alan Jackson was full of praise for everybody involved, adding: “Sport is all about involvement and bringing people together and we all want to be part of the brilliant world of sport. “These awards recognise people who do not necessarily win every time but, as we know, sport goes much deeper than that. It recognises mums and dads who taxi young kids about and also encourages youngsters who have lost to get back out there again. Winners and nominees for the 2008 Advertiser Sports Awards Coach of the Year: Donny Sutherland Nominees: Paul Cooper (West End Football Club), Norman Poole (Coach to Michael Rimmer) and Mark Ashton (Skelmersdale FC under-11s). Disability Achievement Award: Gail Sutton Junior Sports Personality of the Year: Lydia Ashton Nominees: Michael Agebady (Ormskirk Tennis Club), Nicola George (Ormskirk Tennis Club) and Ryan Glynn (Ormskirk RUFC). Team of the Year: Ormskirk Cricket Club Nominees: Skelmersdale Cricket Club, Skelmersdale United FC and Ormskirk RUFC. Unsung Hero of the Year Award: Dave Rozzell (West Lancs Disability Sports Forum). Disability Inclusion Award: Dynamo Rangers FC Junior Team of the Year: Ormskirk RUFc under-16s Nominees: Dynamo Rangers, Ormskirk West End under-10s and Skem Athletic Girls under-11s. Hall of Fame: Shaun Teale Sports Personality of the Year Award: John Armstrong (Ormskirk Cricket Club). Nominees: Michael Rimmer (Liverpool Pembroke Sefton Athletics Club), Bradley Wiggins and Adam Waterhouse (Ormskirk Cricket Club).
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Here are some photo's from the friendly on saturday 18th Oct.
We had 3 x 25 minute matches resulting 1-1, 3-0 lose, 1-0 lose. The boys had an enjoyable morning playing in their first euro match.
................................................................................................................................................................. Added to site : 17th Oct Footballs for sale Gary welsh from dynamo Rangers under 15s girls has new footballs for sale. Tthey are uefa euro 2008 official premium size 5. He is sellling them for £2.50 a ball or 10 balls and a bag for £30. A couple of teams have bought some off him for training balls, they are a bargain, and some teams have bought them as a present for xmas.... contact gary 07764616042
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It’s dynamo for young footballers Young footballers in Skelmersdale will be able to improve their game following a cash windfall from the Safer, Stronger Communities Fund. As part of the £3.7m funding to make Digmoor, Moorside and parts of Tanhouse cleaner, greener and safer, the Neighbourhood Board have given Dynamo Rangers £16,000 to benefit their game.As a result 10 mixed teams of boys and girls who are part of the league will benefit from new training shirts, jackets, trophies and financial support for training venues.Caroline Stewart, Club Secretary of Dynamo Rangers, said: "We are delighted to have received this funding because it means that we can continue our work without the stress of worrying whether we can afford our outgoings. The boys and girls will really benefit from this money because it will give them a sense of belonging, self-inclusion and self-worth. In fact, four of our players have just been signed up with professional teams, which shows just what opportunities can come their way."
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