The Scottish FA are pleased to announce a new Powerchair Football Club will be opening its doors in South Ayrshire in January.
South Ayrshire PFC will kick off with their first session on
Sunday 18th January
Whitletts Activity Centre
Glenmuir Place
Ayr
4pm-6pm
Powerchair Football is a fast growing exciting sport in Scotland with players and teams across the Country taking part in the Scottish FA National Powerchair League along with both Scottish Cup and League Cup.
David McArdle Scottish FA Disability Development Officer “Powerchair Football offers athletes the opportunity to try a new sport and brings aspects of team work, individual skill and all the enjoyment and excitement associated with football”
“Its fantastic that another club will be offering this experience to Powerchair athletes from Ayrshire and hopefully in the near future compete on the National stage challenging from trophies and enjoying the Sport of Football which in the past was not available to them”
For more information on the South Ayrshire PFC please contact Catherine.Malcolm@south-ayrshire.gov.uk
For more information on National Powerchair Competitions or anything related to Disability Football within the Scottish FA please contact David.McArdle@Scottishfa.co.uk
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