As we still revel in England winning the Euro's on Sunday, our local girls football team the Aylesbury Vale dynamos are offering free training sessions every Saturday until Aug 27th.
They hope the publicity of the women's game, and the new role models the tournament has produced, will encourage girls across Aylesbury to have a go.
Olivia walker, who is a member of the Aylesbury Vale Dynamos was lucky enough to be a ball carrier at a Euro's game, she told us about how our local lionesses have inspired her:
Olivia's mum Katie Brown, who is a coach of the girls team, spoke to us about the Lioness's monumental win:
And in particular, how our local hero Ellen White has done us proud:
The team are after new talent!:
And want to encourage everyone to get involved:
The sessions will be at Bedgrove park, Weetabix Wildcats ages 5-11 at 9-10am, and squad girls football ages 12-14 from 10:15-11:15am.
FULL DETAILS:
To get involved, head to the team's Facebook Page.
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