The largest grassroots club in the South of England and 3rd largest in the UK. Our club has 150 teams, 1865 players and 450 volunteer managers and coaches. Please also visit www.afcstoneham.co.uk

Based in North Baddesley, Baddesley Park Football Club was established in 1998. The first team was formed by Colin Jowett, a north Baddesley resident, whose son Joe wanted to play football for a local team. For a couple of seasons Colin’s lads played unaffiliated 11-a-side football and the club operated as a one team outfit. In the summer of 2000, Craig Brooks and John Robinson, who had been training a number of younger boys from the village, approached Colin to find out if they could form a second Baddesley Park team. By this time, more and more boys were turning up at North Baddesley Recreation Ground on a Saturday morning to join in training sessions, run by enthusiastic volunteers, usually dads! By the end of 2000 Colin was chairman and secretary of rapidly expanding venture, as well as a team manager, and it was agreed that a committee should be formed to help ease the burden and move the club forward. The first committee consisting of Adrian Tull (Chairman), Sharon Whitehouse (Secretary) and Trevor Luckman (Treasurer) were appointed in the spring of 2001, when the club officially affiliated to the Hampshire F.A. In 2001/2002 Baddesley Park started its first affiliated season with Colin’s team playing in the Tyro league at u12s. Craig Brooks managed the u10s and Craig Whitehouse ran the u8s team, both playing in the Eastleigh and District Mini Soccer League. Support from enthusiastic parents and volunteers has enabled the club to expand rapidly. We have around 200 registered players representing the club across age groups ranging from u8 to u16. We have teams playing every Sunday, in the local mini soccer league and in the Tyro League. In addition, the club offers an opportunity for children aged 4 upwards to learn basic football skills. Today an equally enthusiastic bunch of volunteers manage teams and the club. Details of individual teams, managers and coaches can be found on our team pages. Details of our Management Committee can be found on our Committee page.

the Bournemouth electric has been running since 1935 and has always been known as one of the best clubs around the area, from adult level too youth football, we have recently entered the Dorset premier league which is the highest level the club has ever played at, this is just one step on from what we want to achieve here at electric, we look forward to our future.

Braishfield is a village on the outskirts of Romsey, Hampshire, about 7 miles from Southampton. Braishfield Bees Youth FC was founded in 2009 and is a friendly, progressive and growing community youth football club competing with mixed and boys teams at Under 7 – Under 18 age groups and also with all girls teams in Hampshire Girls Youth Football League. We are Associate Grassroots Partners of the Chelsea FC, and every September we run one of the best grassroots youth football tournament in the south of England, powered by Scoretent.co.uk.

Brockenhurst Youth Football Club has been running in the New Forest for about 15 years and now offers football to children (boys and girls) from 6 through to 18. For the last two seasons we have been running girls only teams alongside the mixed/boys teams and now have 4 dedicated competitive girls only football teams. We are a community focused, volunteer led football club.

Local grassroots community club

Welcome to Colden Common Youth Football Club! PLAY HARD, PLAY FAIR, NEVER GIVE UP BUT ABOVE ALL, ENJOY YOURSELF! Those are the messages ringing in the ears of all youngsters who have been the life blood of the Youth Football Club over the past 40 years. Nothing will change in the years ahead. Football generally and this Club in particular have so much to offer players, parents and supporters who share those guiding principles embodied in our Code of Conduct.

We are the Fordingbridge Turks. We're more than just a football club. We're a legacy, with a rich history dating back to 1868. Whether you're a fan or a player, you can be a part of our story, and together we'll create new memories for generations to come.

Newly merged club with teams from former clubs, Southside AFC and QK Southampton.

Southbrook FC is a family friendly community football club based in the heart of Southampton at The Outdoor Sports Centre which boasts 150 acres of outside green space currently under development to incorporate 3g facilities. We offer professional football coaching at all age levels and have over 20 teams within the U7 to U18 age groups competing within the EDMSL, Tyro, Hampshire Girls and the City Of Southampton Youth Football Leagues.

St Francis FC is delighted to have been providing football development for children from 5 to 18+ years old in the Chandlers Ford and Eastleigh area for many years and is very proud of our community links. As of 2020, we're also incredibly proud to have grown to encompass a mens team for the 1st time. The club was established in 1994 and originally trained on St Francis School playing field. It now has almost 350 children training regularly with many of them playing in the local football leagues (Eastleigh & District Mini Soccer League, the Southampton and District Tyro Football League, the City of Southampton Youth Football League and the Winchester and District Girls League).

Warsash is a village in southern Hampshire, situated at the mouth of the River Hamble, between Southampton and Portsmouth. Warsash has a strong sporting tradition, and of football in particular. Warsash Wasps Sports and Football was formed in 1977 to provide local children with a football team that would help them develop their football ability fully. Today, that small club has grown into one of the largest of its type in Hampshire. Warsash Wasps SFC now has upwards of 350 players from age 5 to U18, fielding 17 Mini Soccer teams, and 10 11-a-side teams, including a growing number of successful girls teams. The Club competes in five different Leagues: Mid-Solent FL and Hampshire Girls FL on Saturdays, and Eastleigh & District Mini Soccer League, City of Southampton Youth FL and Southampton Tyro League on Sundays. In addition, Warsash Wasps has developed its own ground at New Road in Warsash. The New Road complex now comprises a large floodlit all-weather 3G pitch, an 11-a-side grass pitch, an indoor sports hall with changing rooms, refreshments shop, and committee room, together with an additional, separate changing facility. Pitches are marked out for all small-size pitches, to suit todays football development ethos. Satellite pitches are also used by the club at Osborne Road, Titchfield Recreation Ground and Hook with Warsash School, a few hundred metres from New Road. The club now has a large number of highly qualified coaches, many of whom who played for the club as young people, something the club is keen to continue. The club has worked very hard to become an F.A. Accredited Level 2 club. Warsash Wasps SFC has a strong community presence, participating in local events, and organising charity fund-raising events. Warsash Wasps SFC aim to provide the opportunity to all, of playing football in a well organised, safe and competitive framework. For the last 45+ years, many have benefited, not just in football ability, but also social and competitive life skills.

Our goal is simple: to create an inclusive community football club where everyone is welcome, teamwork shines, and together, we grow stronger on and off the field.

All girls club

An inclusive, locally run FA accredited club providing football opportunities for more than 300 girls, boys and young adults ranging from five to 18. The majority of players live within the local Kings Worthy area, but the club welcomes players from all parts of Winchester and beyond.