Oadby Owls Results Reports
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Latest Results
28th/29th January 2012
League unless otherwise stated.
Under 11 Girls
Oadby Owls 2 Syston Town Bees 1
Under 12 Girls
Oadby Owls 2 Leicester City Ladies 3
Under 13 Girls
Oadby Owls – No fixture
Under 9 Boys
Oadby Owls Snowys – No fixture
Oadby Owls Tawnys – No fixture
Oadby Owls Eagles 3 Barwell Bulldogs 1
Under 10 Boys
Groby Juniors 0 Oadby Owls Snowys 2
Whetstone Oaks 2 Oadby Owls Tawnys 1
Epworth Forest 4 Oadby Owls Eagles 1
Fleckney Athletic 0 Oadby Owls Hawks 1
Under 11 Juniors
Oadby Owls 14 Highfield Rangers 1
Quorn Juniors 2 Oadby Owls Tawnys 1
Sileby Juniors (2011) 5 Oadby Owls Eagles 3
Under 12 Juniors
Oadby Owls – No fixture
Oadby Owls Tawnys – No fixture
Oadby Owls Eagles – No fixture
Under 13 Juniors
Oadby Owls 0 Ravenstone Youth 4
Oadby Owls Tawnys – No fixture
Under 14 Juniors (MJPL)
Oadby Owls 2 Rushall Olympic 0 - Played Sat 28th January
Under 14 Juniors
Quorn Juniors 0 Oadby Owls 8
Whetstone Juniors 7 Oadby Owls Tawnys 0
Under 15 Juniors
Oadby Owls 1 Marlborough Rovers 5
Under 16 Juniors
Coalville Town 5 Oadby Owls 2
Under 17 Juniors
Oadby Owls 1 Anstey Swifts 8
Seniors – Mens
Oadby Owls 1 Niffy Rangers Reserves 2
Seniors – Vets (over 35′s)
Leicester Academicals 5 Oadby Owls Vets 1 – Played Sat 28th Jan
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Club History
Welcome to Oadby Owls Football Club.
Founded in 1968 by some enthusiastic Sheffield Wednesday supporters, hence the name, Oadby Owls Football Club has grown to become one of the largest and most successful clubs in Leicestershire today.
The club owes a debt of gratitude to the many volunteers over the intervening years but perhaps none more so than our late President John Monks who ensured the survival of the club with injections of his own cash during the difficult times of the 1980′s.
In 2007 the club achieved Charter Standard status and with joint funding by the Football Foundation and Oadby and Wigston Borough Council the ‘John Monks Pavilion’ was opened. The pavilion marked a new era for Oadby Owls and player numbers swelled considerably. Oadby Owls now fields 35 teams of all ages and runs a thriving Saturday Football Academy where upto 250 young children attend each week. Oadby Owls also organises some of the best tournaments in the country.The club has since progressed in becoming a Charter Standard Community Club.
The club adopts high standards and would like to pay tribute to all its 100+ volunteers for their perseverance and hard work. We also thank and praise our many sponsors who have given generously over many seasons.
As well as developing the football skills of its members, Oadby Owls positively promotes and interacts with local community initiatives.
Oadby Owls is run on an entirely voluntary basis and there is always a need for a fresh influx of helpers and ideas. The future success of the club depends on its members as we strive to become one of the best clubs in the country.
