Two of our teams, our Under 8s and Under 16s, competed at the Undy AFC Tournament, held on 6th-7th and 13-14th June. The 32nd year of the tournament, Undy welcomed over 300 teams to play both non-competitive (U6-U11s) and competitive (U12-U16s) football. Griffithstown had two teams entered in the U8s and they had an absolute blast. A fast-paced tournament, each squad played five 10-minute matches as well as enjoying everything the event had to offer - from hook-a-duck to fast

Our Under 8s team enjoyed a fabulous away day and tour to Weston-Super-Mare! Playing four matches against Weston Crusaders, the boys played their socks off in their first ever friendly tour experience. Big thank you to the Crusaders U8s for hosting us! As well as some great U8s football, the team enjoyed time on the beach in an intense parents vs kids game, laser quest, arcade gaming, and a day out at Puxton Park. It was a great experience for the team, with many fantastic me

Blaenavon Blues AFC Mini & Juniors Fun Day took place on Saturday 30th May 2026 at the Memorial Ground, featuring a junior football tournament alongside family entertainment, food, music and activities. Our U10s Reds and U10s Blacks teams proudly took part in the tournament and enjoyed a fantastic day of football and fun.

Our U10s Reds and Blacks enjoyed a brilliant day out white water rafting in Cardiff, swapping the football pitch for the water and taking on a fun new challenge together. It was a great opportunity for the players to build confidence, strengthen friendships and enjoy some well-earned team bonding after a busy season. A fantastic experience for both teams and plenty of memories made!

Griffithstown AFC is excited to announce that our current U10s managers, Vicki Morgan and Gareth Morgan, are forming a new U7 mini team for the upcoming season. We've been overwhelmed with the level of interest in supporting the new team from both coaches/helpers and players already, but there's still time to get involved. All of the details are below:

Our U13s recently enjoyed a fantastic end-of-season tour to St Ives, combining football, team bonding and plenty of memorable experiences away from the pitch. The trip provided a great opportunity for the players to spend time together, represent the club with pride and create lasting memories with their teammates, coaches and families. Tours like these are an important part of grassroots football, helping to build friendships, confidence and team spirit, and everyone involve