Our trials were held on the new full-size 3G pitches at the Charlton Athletic Football Club Training Ground in New Eltham. The new 3G pitches are the first phase of a multi-million pound re-development of the training ground which will include an indoor training area & 3 storey building which will house a gym, hydro-pool, physio suite, offices and a cafeteria. These facilities will be available to the Women's & Girls set-up and and our excellent support staff of physios, sports scientists & strength & conditioning coaches. Training for all our clubs teams will take place at the training ground.

Our RTC teams train twice a week and play weekly in a fixture programme. The U16s & U14s play in RTC League on Saturdays whilst the U12s & U10s will be playing in the Tandridge Youth League on Sundays

 

Regional Talent Clubs will be running teams at U10/12/14/16 level for 2016/17 season

 

U10 - born between 1st Sept 2006 and 31st August 2008 - School years 4 & 5 primary

U12 - born between 1st Sept 2004 and 31st August 2006 - School years 6 primary & 7 secondary

U14 - born between 1st Sept 2002 and 31st August 2004 - School years 8 & 9 secondary

U16 - born between 1st Sept 2000 and 31st August 2002 - School years 10 & 11 secondary

 

All players must live within 90 minutes travelling time from their home address to our training ground post code SE9 2JR

All players registered with a Regional Talent Club must potentially be eligible to play for England.

Girls who play for a RTC club are not permitted to train with or play for another club.

 

STAGE 1 - OPEN TRIALS - complete

STAGE 2 - INVITE ONLY TRIALS -  complete

 

U10/U12/U14/U16s trials completed - Congratulations to all the girls selected

 

 

Full size 3G pitches, Charlton Athletic Training Ground, Sparrows Lane, New Eltham, SE9 2JR

Please park in the main bottom car park & walk up past the main building & follow the signs to Charlton Girls trials. Please stay on the footpath and do not walk across the pitches.

 

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