Brampton Spartans Under 12 Girls begin their first competitive league season with a kit funded by Brampton Dental Practice.
The sponsorship links two organisations rooted in Brampton.
The team is embarking on its first competitive league season together. Brampton Dental Practice has supported the side by providing its home kit.
The practice has been based in the heart of the village since 1985 and provides care for the whole family. The practice provides care for the whole family with a personal touch.
Brampton Spartans was established in 1978 and remains rooted in the local community. Children from across the area play for the club.
Its boys’, girls’ and mixed teams cover a range of age groups. They share a focus on enjoyment, development and being part of a team.
The sponsorship is also intended to support opportunities for girls to play football. It will help them build confidence, make friendships and develop as part of a team.
Brampton Spartans FC Under 12 Girls manager Paul Bigger said the support represents local business investment in the community.
The team’s approach places enjoyment first, alongside learning and improvement. The girls are expected to be competitive, while also following values of kindness, fairness, respect and commitment.
Supporting one another, both on and off the pitch, is also part of the club’s approach.
Mr Bigger is pictured with Dr Anand Lakhani BDS to mark the sponsorship. A second photograph includes Dr Lakhani, Mr Bigger, fellow coaches Paul Hodgson and Anthony Gentile, and the players wearing the home kit.
The club hopes the partnership will help celebrate the practice’s support for grassroots girls’ football in the area.
That support connects a local business with a club serving children from Brampton and surrounding communities.
The players will now represent the club in their first league campaign, with the new home kit marking the start of that season. The club’s focus remains enjoyment, learning and team values together.
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