Durham Women FC have announced that Sarah Wilson has agreed to remain with the club until 2023. The club’s captain will remain at Maiden Castle for the 2021/22 season and beyond as the club look to rebuild on a successful season. A near ever-present in the side throughout Durham’s record-breaking 2020/21 season, Wilson was a
Durham Women FC have announced that they have teamed-up with Amber’s Law – who will become their first Official Charity Partner. As part of their continued work in the community, players and staff were keen to use their platform to support the work of a local charity doing important work. And they were delighted that
Durham Women FC will be streaming their game with Charlton Athletic on Sunday – and looking to help those in our local community at the same time. The playing and backroom staff at the football club were keen to act to help the #ENDCHILDFOODPOVERTY campaign spearheaded by Marcus Rashford, to ensure that nobody in the
Durham Women FC have announced that they will be working with Cooper Durham BMW and Cooper Durham MINI in a ground-breaking partnership. Based on Belmont Industrial Estate, just strides from their home ground of New Ferens Park, Cooper are the local authorised local BMW and MINI retailer, with exclusive offers on New and Approved Used vehicles and for all servicing and parts requirements.
Durham Women FC have announced the signing of England youth international Eleanor Dale. Dale, who is a regular for the Lionesses’ under-18 side, joins the Wildcats after a goal-laden start to the season at Middlesbrough. The forward netted 11 times in ten appearances at the start of the campaign and has now earned a move
Durham Women FC have announced that Scottish international striker Zoe Ness has rejoined the club. Ness, 20, came through the ranks at Durham Cestria before playing for the Wildcats as they entered the FA Women’s Super League in 2014. She made 20 appearances for Durham in their debut season, netting twice, before moving to Swedish side
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