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Ponteland Girls’ Teams RoundupAnother brilliant weekend for Ponteland Girls FootballAcross the teams there was a great m...
20/09/2026

Ponteland Girls’ Teams Roundup

Another brilliant weekend for Ponteland Girls Football
Across the teams there was a great mix of big wins, hard fought draws, cup drama and performances full of determination. Whatever the result, the reports show the same themes coming through again and again - hard work, teamwork, resilience and girls enjoying their football.

⚔️ Ponteland Warriors U8
Warriors put in a dominant display to beat Whitley Bay Lionesses. After Whitley Bay defended well early on, Ponteland soon found their rhythm and took a strong lead into half time. The girls continued to play with the same intensity after the break, despite playing into the wind, keeping their shape and doing their jobs brilliantly. Harper was outstanding, scoring a hat-trick and showing real determination to play on after taking a knock.

🔥 Ponteland Phoenix U9
A brilliant start to the season for the newly formed Phoenix, beating Whitley Bay Pumas. The girls played some excellent football, with good passing moves leading to some great team goals, while the midfield worked hard to support the defence. They tired towards the end and allowed Whitley Bay back into the game, but overall it was a very encouraging first league outing. Georgia marked her debut with a goal and earned the manager’s trophy for her efforts.

✨ Ponteland Swifts U9
A victory for Swifts against Heaton Stans Reds, with the girls producing another confident performance despite the windy conditions. Edie was on the scoresheet within seconds and went on to score more, with Amira adding a further goals. The girls played with a great combination of confidence, calmness and determination, while Connie was recognised for her performance in goal.

✈️ Ponteland Jets U11
Jets produced an excellent victory over Killingworth Blues in a performance that was a real pleasure to watch. They controlled the game brilliantly, patiently keeping possession and moving the ball around, with Ella opening the scoring after combining with Scarlett. Grace added a long-range effort before Ella scored again following a superb passing move, and Fifi completed the scoring with an instinctive finish. Grace was deservedly named Player of the Game after an excellent all-round performance.

🐾 Ponteland Pumas U11
Despite a defeat to Whitley Bay Lionesses, Pumas showed once again that they can compete with the top sides. They started brilliantly, pressing high and taking an early lead through Mollie, before an unlucky combination of goals — including two direct from corners affected by the wind — went against them. The attitude remained excellent throughout, with Harriet putting in another strong defensive performance and doing a great job in goal in the second half.

🔴 Ponteland Crusaders U11
A superb victory for Crusaders against Hexham, with the girls producing a high-energy performance from start to finish. They pressed relentlessly, particularly from goal kicks, and worked incredibly hard to keep Hexham pinned back. Bea led the scoring, while Martha, Neve and Florence also found the net. Bea’s movement and finishing earned the manager’s award, while Martha was recognised by the opposition after a tireless midfield display.

🐆 Ponteland Jaguars U12
Jaguars picked up their first point of the season in an entertaining 3–3 draw with Whitley Bay Tigers. They started brilliantly and raced into a 2–0 lead before Whitley Bay fought back to level. Despite falling 3–2 behind with 15 minutes left, the girls kept pushing and earned a deserved equaliser through Tillie. Elise impressed in goal after volunteering for the role, while Annabel was a rock defensively.

🔴 Ponteland Crusaders U12
Crusaders battled brilliantly to earn a 1–1 draw against a strong North Shields side in difficult, windy conditions. Defensively they were excellent in the first half, particularly playing into the wind, and showed real organisation and physicality. After North Shields took the lead, Lucia responded quickly with an excellent finish to level the game, with Ponteland creating further chances late on. Sadie again impressed in defence to earn Coaches’ Player of the Match, while Ellie stepped into goal and produced a great performance.

🟣 Ponteland Pride U12
A really impressive 5–1 win for Pride against North Shields after a closely fought first half. The girls showed patience despite some frustrating offside decisions, before pulling away in the second half. The biggest positive was the determination and work rate throughout the team, with Elodie, Caitlin and Izz all earning special praise for their performances. A thoroughly deserved victory and a great team effort.

⚡ Ponteland Thunder U13
Thunder produced a determined and professional 4–0 victory over Wylam, particularly impressive given they started with just eight players. They dominated possession and territory, with Grace causing constant problems and Emma controlling the midfield. Special credit to Ayda, Izzy and Jessica, who stepped in as the ninth player despite already playing earlier in the day for Pride u12. A fantastic effort from the whole team.

🐆 Ponteland Wildcats U14
Wildcats progressed to the next round of the League Cup after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Wallsend. They were dominant for large parts of the game, particularly in the first half, and Lucy broke the deadlock with a superb finish. Wallsend levelled against the run of play, but Wildcats continued to play their football and defended strongly, with Abi making several excellent saves. The girls then showed tremendous composure from the spot, eventually winning 5–4 on penalties, with the captain calmly converting the decisive kick.

⚡ THUNDER U13 GIRLS ARE RECRUITING! ⚡Fresh from being crowned last season’s Chairman’s Cup winners, our U13 Thunder girl...
17/09/2026

⚡ THUNDER U13 GIRLS ARE RECRUITING! ⚡

Fresh from being crowned last season’s Chairman’s Cup winners, our U13 Thunder girls are looking to welcome some new players to the team! 🏆⚽️

Thunder is a solid, friendly team with great coaches and a brilliant set-up and environment where the girls can develop, compete and, most importantly, enjoy their football.

We can consider unattached players, as well as girls who don’t currently play on Saturdays.

📅 Training: Thursdays
⚽ Games: Saturdays

If your daughter is looking for a new challenge, a great group of girls and a club where she can continue to develop, get in touch!

🥅 GOALKEEPER WANTED! 🥅Our U11 Swifts are looking for a goalkeeper to join the squad for the new season.We’re looking for...
16/09/2026

🥅 GOALKEEPER WANTED! 🥅

Our U11 Swifts are looking for a goalkeeper to join the squad for the new season.

We’re looking for a player who loves getting stuck in, wants to learn, have fun and be part of a great group of players.

A memorable and historic run last season for our women’s team in the Women’s FA cup.We would love to see a good home cro...
16/09/2026

A memorable and historic run last season for our women’s team in the Women’s FA cup.

We would love to see a good home crowd get behind them for the start of another journey this season

The takes centre stage this Sunday 🏆

We’re back on home turf for a cup tie, and we want to see plenty of you there supporting the ladies.

Bring your friends, get yourselves along and let’s make it a good one. 🖤🤍

⭐️ 🚀 JET POWER! 🚀 ⭐️ A huge congratulations to Florence, Fifi, Cameron and Grace, who have all been selected for the New...
16/09/2026

⭐️ 🚀 JET POWER! 🚀 ⭐️

A huge congratulations to Florence, Fifi, Cameron and Grace, who have all been selected for the Newcastle District squads for the 2026/27 season!

It’s a fantastic achievement and one that reflects the hard work, commitment and talent these players have shown. But there’s an even bigger reason to celebrate…
Every single Ponteland Jets player has made it into their respective District squad for this season!

The future is looking very bright at Ponteland Jets!

14/09/2026

𝗪𝗔𝗧𝗖𝗛 𝗙𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗗 ⌚️

A Hugo Boss watch was found yesterday on the path from the Ponteland Community Primary School car park up to the Old Pont High playing field pitches.

We had several games taking place at the site yesterday, so we’re hoping it belongs to someone connected with one of the teams. ⚽️

If you think it could be yours, please email [email protected] with a few details so we can confirm ownership and arrange its return.

Please share this post to help us get it back to its owner! 🙏

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Ponteland Predators would like to say a huge thank you to Collina MEP design and G&A Wallace engineers ltd for the spons...
13/09/2026

Ponteland Predators would like to say a huge thank you to Collina MEP design and G&A Wallace engineers ltd for the sponsorship of the team.

The boys have enjoyed a brilliant first season and would like to thank you both for your continuous support.

13/09/2026

🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️ Good luck to everyone taking part in the Great North Run this weekend! ❤️

To all our players, coaches and parents pulling on their running shoes — we’ll be cheering you on every step of the way!

Whether you’re chasing a PB, taking it on for a cause, or simply determined to make it to the finish line… enjoy every minute of it 👏🏼

There seems to be a latest trend of “what it would look like in the 80s”…. So here’s something to think about…Ponteland ...
13/09/2026

There seems to be a latest trend of “what it would look like in the 80s”…. So here’s something to think about…

Ponteland United — then and now.

We gave this photo a little 1980s treatment, and it got us thinking about just how much has changed in 40 years.

Back then, junior football in Ponteland looked very different. Fewer teams, fewer opportunities and most notably, no girls’ football like we see across the club today.

Football was already a big part of village life, with Ponteland United establishing itself in the Northern Alliance during the 1980s. But the game, the facilities, the opportunities and the people involved have all evolved enormously.

Fast forward four decades and Ponteland United has boys and girls teams right through the junior age groups, alongside women’s and men’s senior football.

The faces change.
The kits change.
The pitches change.

But the idea remains the same:

Give the next generation somewhere to belong, friends to make and a football to chase.

From the Ponteland of the 1980s to the Ponteland of today — 40 years of community, football and generations.

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