U16/U18 Talent ID Day – Tues 8th April – Wycombe Wanderers Women
Wycombe Wanderers Women are delighted to announce the introduction of an U16s JPL playing squad for the start of season 2025-26. We have had huge success so far this season with challenging and stretching our talented young performers, with a number or players from our U18s squad being promoted to train and play with our […]
WWF Celebrates Community Captain, Meira!
We are incredibly proud to celebrate the fantastic contribution of our latest Community Captain, Meira. Meira has been an invaluable volunteer, dedicating her time and energy to our Girls-Only Premier League Kicks sessions, where she has inspired and supported young girls in their football journeys. She has also dedicated her time supporting our Girls Development […]
Thank You, Oscar!
Wycombe Wanderers Foundation was delighted to welcome former EDA player Oscar Sandiford back to Adams Park on Friday, as he generously donated over thirty pairs of Skechers football boots to support our charity’s football programmes. Oscar began his footballing journey with our Elite Development Academy (EDA) as an Under-7, spending five years (2016-2021) honing […]
WWF x Show Racism The Red Card 2025
On Tuesday this week, Wycombe Wanderers Foundation hosted another successful Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) event at Adams Park, sponsored by our friends at Xerox. The event welcomed 90 children to Adams Park from Carrington Junior School & Lane End Primary School for a combination of though provoking activities, from interactive workshops, a panel […]
A New Dawn for Wycombe Wanderers Women!
Wycombe Wanderers Women are delighted to announce the introduction of an U16s JPL playing squad for the start of season 2025-26. We have had huge success so far this season with challenging and stretching our talented young performers, with a number or players from our U18s squad being promoted to train and play with our […]
Report: Wycombe 2-2 Ascot
Chairgirls came from behind twice to secure a hard-earned point in a thrilling duel against Ascot United Women. The Chairgirls claimed their fourth point of the season, holding league leaders Ascot United to a draw at the 1878 Stadium. Goals from Jess Watkins, and debutant, Kayla Potter, took the Blues back level after falling behind […]
W3 visit A J Dunlop Open Day!
Wycombe Wanderers Women (W3) recently visited their sponsor, A J Dunlop for their open day, based at their garage in Old Town Beaconsfield. It was a great event with live music, a BBQ & some superb cars on display, as well as a great opportunity for members of W3 to meet and engage with the […]
Breaking Barriers: Social Research Project
Breaking Barriers: Understanding and Evolving Youth Sports Participation in High Wycombe As society continues to evolve at breakneck speed, so must sport within it. But before evolution, comes understanding. This project sets out to understand youth sports participation in High Wycombe, whilst providing a unifying reference point for sports providers, educators and the community itself, […]
Wycombe Wanderers Foundation Employability Days
Wycombe Wanderers Foundation recently hosted over 120 young people from We-Activate for their NCS youth programme experience. The NCS programme helps young people explore who they are and what they want to be. The 2 employability days were hosted at Adams Park the home of Wycombe Wanderers Football Club and focused on media and communication […]
Wycombe Wanderers Women FC Joins Forces with WW Foundation
Wycombe Wanderers Foundation (WWF) is delighted to announce a landmark partnership with the Wycombe Wanderers Women (WWW), solidifying their commitment to community development and women’s football in High Wycombe. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in the journey for both organizations, as we combine our expertise and resources to create new opportunities for women […]
