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We’ll make this a milestone year to remember!

Nov 10, 2022

This season, Hedon Rangers Football Club celebrates its 40th birthday.

A beacon of sport in the community since 1982, the club enters the 2022-23 season as reigning Humber Premier champions.

Hedon Rangers Football Club is built on its fantastic reputation for player development, starting with the highly successful Monday night academy. Every player from the new under-7s to the open-age men’s teams has more than likely started their football journey on a Monday night with “Rich and Pavs”.

The club boasts 19 youth and mini-soccer teams from under-7 all the way through to under-16s. These teams play Sundays in the Hull Boys League.

Men’s open-age play Saturdays with four teams in the Humber Premier League and Hull and County leagues.

Sunday afternoons are also the place to find the Vets teams still enjoying the Hedon Rangers football journey.

The club has some very special events planned in the coming year to celebrate this milestone, so look out for details and come and be a part of a very special football club.

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