Clubs
Men’s Football Club
The Men’s Football Club supports six teams, four participating in BUCS Championships and also two teams that play in a Saturday District League and a Sunday District League.
The football set up also includes University internal Championships (see Intramurals for this) and regular coaching.
We have a vibrant social calendar and supports all its members at all abilities. If you would like more information about Men’s football feel free to contact Ian Parkes (ijp21@bath.ac.uk) or Josh Merritt (jm379@bath.ac.uk)
Women’s Football Club
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The Women’s football Club is a great way to meet friends, as well as being renowned for our football skills our socials are legendary! All abilities are welcome whether you’ve played for England or never kicked a ball before.
We currently have two teams competing in BUCS (British Universities and Colleges Sport) in the Premier South and Western Conference 2A.
If you would like more information about Women’s football feel free to contact Helen Bleazard (hlb28@bath.ac.uk)
6-A-Side League
There is a very well established 6-a-side league at Team Bath.
Click here to view the dedicated Team Bath 6-A-Side League webpage.
For further information or to get involved contact Andy McGreevy on A.McGreevy@bath.ac.uk
Futsal 5-A-Side Club
Do you want to play a team sport, have fun and keep fit? Then try out for our new Futsal 5-a-side club. The club will play on a weekly basis. Click here to view the new dedicated Team Bath Futsal webpage.
For further information or to book your place please email Sion Kitson on ed3spk@bath.ac.uk
Inter Department Football Cup
The IDFC (Inter Department Football Cup), which has been running at the University since 2002, has once again been very popular and has run smoothly through the year. IDFC has been a very well organised programme where 15 teams entered for the 2007-2008 year and an amount of 120 games were played throughout the season.
The league was divided in two groups (one had 8 teams and the other had 7), where each team had to play all the other teams once. The best two teams of each group qualified for the play-offs, and the worst two teams of the league played a wooden spoon game.
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The wooden spoon match was played by Biology and Physics, and physics ended up taken the spoon. The best four teams of the league were MoLes (pictured), Sports Engineering, Education and Bums. Moles and Education had a great semi-final and went through to the next round. Team Beat beat BUMs and ended up third in the whole League while BUMs finished fourth.
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The final between MoLes and Education attracted a great number of expectators who went out in the sunshine to support their teams. After a very close match, Education took the trophy home after beating Moles 2×0. Education not only had the best team of the league, but also the top goal scorer who was Simon Leach (pictured left). However, on the other side, Alex took the title of Best Goalkeeper of the Season (pictured right) only conceding four goals the whole year.
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We introduced a new system this year that was the winning house. All Departments represented their color house and three houses came really close by points at the end of the year. In fourth place with 218 point was GREEN HOUSE. Third place with 1378 points was BLUE HOUSE. Second place with 1811, RED HOUSE and finally, the winning house of the year was YELLOW HOUSE (pictured) with 2068 points. Hopefully, we will find ways of attracting more people from the green house next year so we can have an even closer competition.
Ana Bruni, Sports Development Coordinator
Intramural Futsal 5-A-Side League
Futsal was a very successful competition this year. Team Bath had to open a second day for the league because of the amount of people interested. This year we had to run a league on Tuesday and another on Friday. 17 different teams signed up. However, we had six teams playing for each league, which in total was 24 teams participating and an incredible 233 people involved.
The system was where the two best teams from each league/semester qualified for the play-offs.
Results >
MOLES won the whole league. Moles retained their trophy because they were the winners of last year as well. Pictured top.
Man Red were the runners up. Pictured bottom.
Four Head Rovers were 3rd
Red Roosters came in 4th
Team Bath also introduced a new system, which was a way of recognising players talent this year. A certificate with the team of the year award was introduced for the league. The seven best players of the year were:
Joel Large Goalkeeper from Man Red
Neil Carpenter Pivot from Man Red
Nick Hill Winger from AC Brahma
Jack Rossiter Winger from Four Head Rovers
Harry Lee Defender from The S’S
Mike Balling Winger from Moles
James Longmead Winger from Football Unit
Intramural 6-a-Side League
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6-a-side League was divided in days this academic year, where each team signed up for the day of the week they could put a team together. We had 23 teams in total signing up for Semester I and II together, with about 234 people involved.
The two best teams of each league were qualified to play the play-offs so winners of Semester I and II could eventually, play against each other to have an overall winner.
Results >
MOLES won the whole competition this year. Pictured top.
My face were the runners up. Pictured bottom.
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Ajax Treesdown were 3rd
Team Beast came in 4th
Team Bath also introduced a new system, which was a way of recognising players talent this year. A certificate with the team of the year award was introduced for the league. The seven best players of the year were:
Alex B GoalKeeper from Moles
Dave Jennings Defender from Moles
Jimmy Fosh Defender from My Face
Ricardo Grammatica Midfielder from Wolfson Wanderers
Petros Christofides Midfielder from Katsinicros FC
Benson Spiers Striker from Ajax Treesdown
James Pitts Striker from Beast