Our club is ran by a committee and many volunteers. A lot of the roles our committee have overlap but to assist with any questions we have listed below

Our Club President – Jimmy is our go to person and is a fountain of knowledge we couldn’t be without.

Chairman – Morgan H – Morgan is hugely involved in supporting our girls development and until recently ran a Sunday league team that have just completed their youth stretch

Vice Chairman – Currently Vacant

Secretary – Kirsty B, Kirsty’s roles

Treasurer – Kirsty B, Kirsty is reponsible for dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s when it comes to our club accounts, a role that festers in the back ground but ensures our team managers have a stress free (well slightly stressless task) when running the teams, ensuring the equipment and course bills are covered along with the club running costs.

Welfare: Kirsty B, Louise N, Jimmy T and a new member incoming. This role sometimes seems frustrating but it a role that has to be taken very seriously, along with the general complaints and queries they a responsible for ensuring coaching SG and FA courses are up to date and the children and coaches welfare is carefully managed and monitored.

Any welfare concerns above their station are reported direct the the DSG Officer at the East Riding FA – All of the contact details are listed in the FAQ/Contact Section

Further Roles:

Grounds Maintenance Team: Dan B & Kirsty B are responsible for pitch maintenance, last year we were lucky enough to gain some funding to have the 11v11 pitches aerated, which we found a huge benefit the the pitch, so have invested in our own equipment to take care of the mini pitches for the up coming year.

Dan & Kirsty always have assistance from Carl H when taking on a bigger pitch maintenance mission and welcome his expert advice.

Girls Development – Louise N – Louise has helped gain our FA Wildcat status for Girls Football, We have been very successful in creating teams from the girls only development group thanks to her comittment to the girls.

Mini Soccer Representative – Carl P / Mason B – Both of these volunteers have been involved in the club for many moons and are a pivotal part in creating the love of the game to our budding ballers.

Social Media – Miranda A – Miranda has been a huge support to Kirsty and loves to share of team news around the world of facebook, and helping with enquiries on social media. We love her fresh ideas in our quarterly meetings.

AFC Tickton are very fortunate to have a loyal, long term serving sponsor.

AL-KO; we have the upmost gratitude and appreciation for their generosity in supporting s as a grassroots football club in Beverley, East Yorkshire. A global company recognizing our hard work, producing a safe secure environment for footballers. www.alko-tech.com

Encourage them with positivity before, during and after the game.

Allow them to play football

Allow your child and their team-mates to make mistakes, this is vital to their development

Support the whole team

Respect everyone on the pitch, including the referee

Allow the coach to carry out their role

Be conscious of your behaviour on the side line, this will rub off on the team

Don’t place too much emphasis on the final result. The season is a marathon, not a sprint

Use the drive home effectively, offer advice and guidance on things that your child could benefit from.

Overall a parents role on match day is about respect and positivity. Remember to control your emotions, no matter how passionate you are. When young players have supportive parents/guardians who follow this guide, they are sure to benefit massively and the players will enjoy playing football far more that if you were to be negative about their performance.

EVERYONE DEVELOPS AT A DIFFERNET PACE.

We run a development group at Longcroft School on a Saturday morning at 10am for school ages FS & Year 1s. Please message our facebook page for further information.

We also have a girls only Wildcat Session at Beverley Leisure Centre on a Tuesday at 5pm for ages FS to year 3. Please see the team page for a booking link

No Smoking

No Vaping Site.

No Dogs

Toilets are available on game days in the main Sports hall at the top of the drive.

Parking is limited on site and full instructions will be sent to your Manager

Abuse of any kind will not be tolerated and you will be asked to leave the site and reported the the League & FA.

Beverley Leisure Centre has paid parking available near the 3G.

Toilets are available inside the Sports Centre – NO Football boots are permitted inside.

No spectators are permitted on the 3G (turfed area) – the viewing area is on the side lines.

Smoking is not permitted on the side line – League rules – No side line smoking

No dogs are permitted on the side lines (within the green fenced area).

10th February 2025 – Steering Group Meeting

10th February 2025 – Committee Meeting

20th February 2025 – Turf Tank Updates

11th March 2025 – FA Future Fit

28th March 2025 – FA Future Fit Conference

5th April 2025 – Development Easter Visitor

7th April 2025 – Committee Meeting

22nd April 2025 – Fitness Development Sessions Start

16th May 2025 – Website Meeting

28th May 2025 – Committee Meeting

2nd June 2025 – Steering Group – Cancelled

6th June 2025 – Demo from TeamFeePay

10th June 2025- Humber Prem AGM

11th June 2025 – Mens League AGM

13th June 2025 – Presentation Day Prep/Setup

14th June 2025 – Club Presentation Day

16th June 2025 – Committee Pre AGM Meeting

18th June 2025 – Annual FA Awards Evening

22nd June 2025 – Ivan Usher Day – East Riding Leisure Centre

24th June 2025 – Ladies AGM

27th June 2025 – Accountants Meeting

30th June 2025 – Minis Pre AGM