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Altrincham FC Academy
For background on the formation of the Academy teams and other age-greoup teams, please visit the CONTEXT PAGE
NEWS
Altrincham FC Academy operates two teams in different leagues.
One team competes in the National League Football Alliance North Division and the other in the National Football Youth League, North West Championship 1.
2024-25 SEASON
7 February 2025
WIN AND DEFEAT FOR ACADEMY TEAMS
On Wednesday in the National League U19 Alliance North Division, Altrincham Academy lost 3-0 against Boston United at the Jakemans Community StadiumBoston United report that "Will Green bagged a hat-trick as Boston United recorded a comprehensive victory on Wednesday afternoon.
Green opened the scoring from the penalty spot during the first half of United’s home clash against Altrincham.
He went on to complete his treble with two brilliant finishes after half-time, as the Pilgrims made a welcome return to winning ways".
In the thirteen-team division, the result leaves Boston level on points with Altrincham but behind the Robins on goal difference in tenth and eleventh places respectively.
There was better fortune for the other Academy team in the National Football Youth League North West Championship 1. They won 4-3 at home (Egerton) against Yorkshire Amateur FC U19.
With Louie Fallon in goal, they lined up alphabetically as Christopher Antoniades, Charlie Hough, Ryan Knowles, Kian Leckey, Jacob Martin, Callum McCormack, Harry St Romaine, Jimmy Taafe, Max Whittle, and Harley Renshaw
On the bench were Jacob Hill, William Knowles, Nathan Taylor, Kyran Webster and Noah Lavin. Antoniades, Knowles, Lavin and Webster were the Altrincham scorers.
The win leaves Altrincham second, three points behind the Steven Gerrard Academy Kirkby who have been docked three points. However, the Merseyiders have a game in hand on Altrincham.
22 January 2025
ACADEMY ACTION

The draw leaves Altrincham eighth in the 13-strong division but Blyth are sixth despite having played four games fewer than Altrincham.
The second Altrincham Academy team, which plays as "Altrincham FC Under-19s", also played on Wednesday.
They lost their second round home tie in the National Football Youth League Trophy 0-2 to Chesterfield FC under-19s.
The game took place at Egerton Youth Club in Knutsford.
16 January 2025
SOLIHULL VIEW
As reported here earlier this week, Altrincham's Academy team lost 3-2 to Solihull Moors.
Solihull Moors report that "Mike Fowler’s Third Year group won 3-2 against Altrincham as a brace from Ethan Bracher and Kyle Moseley secured the win.
Altrincham started the match strongly and nearly took the lead in the eighth minute. A deep corner caused confusion in the Moors' defence, leaving their striker with a clear shot. However, Billy Corns was perfectly positioned to clear the effort off the line...
Moors responded swiftly and decisively. In the 12th minute, Kyle Moseley intercepted a wayward goal kick and found Ethan Bracher in space. Bracher calmly slotted the ball past the Altrincham goalkeeper to open the scoring.
Just before halftime, Moseley doubled the Moors' advantage... After the restart... Bracher coolly finished past the Altrincham keeper for his second goal of the match.
Altrincham fought back with two quick goals to reignite the contest. Their first came from a sharp counter-attack, while their second was the result of relentless pressing".
15 January 2025
MIXED FORTUNES

Having won three and drawn three games this season, and lost on five occasions, Alty lie seventh in the thirteen-strong division.
There was better luck for the other Academy side in the National Football Youth League. On Wednesday the Altrincham U-19 side beat Burnley 5-1.
The Alty starters were Max Beddow, Blyth Bywater, Kian Gonzalez-Moghaddam, Charlie Hough, Ryan Knowles, William Knowles, Jimmy Taafe, Kyran Webster, Noah Lavin and Harley Renshaw. The bench comprised Jacob Hill, Callum McCormack, Harry St Romaine and Henry Watt.
Alty's scorers were Ryan Knowles, Bywater, Renshaw, McCormack and AN Other.
7 January 2025
ACADEMY CATCH-UP

They now lie sixth in the thirteen-club division.
The other Academy side which competes in the National Football Youth League, North West Championship 1 played on 18 December. They won 2-0 away to Bradford (Park Avenue) thanks to goals from McCormack and Webster.
They lie second in the league but are nine points adrift of the runaway unbeaten leaders Steven Gerrard Academy Kirkby.
For the game at Bradford, Alty lined up as follows : Christopher Antoniades, Charlie Hough, Ryan Knowles, Callum McCormack, Charlie Noble, Harry St Romaine, Nathan Taylor, Henry Watts, Kyran Webster, Noah Lavin, Charley Renshaw. Subs: Jack Alexander Chandler, Kian Gonzalez-Moghaddam, Jacob Hill, William Knowles and Jimmy Taafe.
11 December 2024
CUP AND LEAGUE DEFEATS FOR ACADEMY SIDES

Unfortunately they lost 0-2 at home (Egerton Youth Club) to FC Halifax Town.
The other Academy team, which competes as Altrincham U-19 in the National Football Youth League NW Championship 1, lost 5-2 away last week at Tranmere Rovers. However, they remain second in the table.
Their line up was Christopher Antoniades, Kian Gonzalez-Moghaddam, Charlie Hough, Ryan Knowles, Jacob Martin, Charlie Noble, Harry St Romaine, Jimmy Taafe, Nathan Taylor, Henry Watts and Noah Lavin. The bench comprised Jack Chandler, Jacob Hill, William Knowles, Callum McCormack and Harley Renshaw.
The Alty scorers were Gonzalez-Moghaddam and Taafe.
5 December 2024
ACADEMY PLAYERS PRAISED

They are Max Beddow, Oscar Cooper, Afernee Denise, Lucas Edwards, Harrison Howells, Sekouba Kamara, Isaac Mannion, Remi Raymond and Max Whittle.
Last Tuesday night, Altrincham beat the Stoke City PL2 side 4-1 in the National League Cup, with Academy goalkeeper Louie Fallon (left) playing the entire game, and winger Harrison Howells featuring for the final half hour as a substitute. In addition, their Academy team-mate Afernee Denise was on the bench.
Alty manager Phil Parkinson was reported in the Sale & Altrincham Messenger as saying 'The competition is amazing for offering opportunities to young players, and I thought they both did really well
'Louie (above, left) will be disappointed with their goal, after just being caught out passing the ball out from his area, but he more than made up for it. He made some decent saves and was superb overall, and Harrison almost got a goal near the end, which would have been the icing on the cake'".
4 December 2024
ACADEMY EXTENDS UNBEATEN RUN

It says that "The young Robins aimed to improve their possession problems after a solid but frustrating 1-1 draw against Fylde. They started their game against Gateshead with an aggressive press, led by Howells, Denise (right), Gonzalez and Webster who caused many turnovers in the final third, forcing turnovers has been a key issue that has been worked on in training.
However, Gateshead exploited gaps in the press, particularly down their left wing which created a few counterattacks. Altrincham’s high press led to a turnover, with Howells scoring the opening goal of the game...
A defensive lapse allowed Gateshead to win a penalty which was given away by Robins' keeper {actually left-back] Oscar Cooper. Gateshead converted making it 1-1 at halftime...
The Young Robins extended their unbeaten run to seven games".
20 November 2024
THIS WEEK'S RESULTS

- The National League U19 Alliance On Wednesday they played out a goalless draw away to AFC Fylde at Mill Farm.
The result leaves them sixth of the 13 teams in the division, with eleven points from seven fixtures.
The other Academy team competes as "Altrincham FC U19" in the...
- National Football Youth League, North West Championship 1 in which it lies second, having played more fixtures than the other teams, with 16 points from seven fixtures. However, on Wednesday they lost at home 3-4 to Morecambe FC Development/CIS.
14 October 2024
ACADEMY MOVE UP TO SIXTH
On Wednesday (9th) October, Altrincham's under-19s (Academy) side had a fine 2-1 away win against Oldham Athletic at the Latics' Chapel Road training ground.The win lifted Alty to sixth in the division of thirteen teams, level on points with fifth-placed Chester FC.
7 October 2024
ACADEMY STAY TENTH
There were no league matches in the National League Under-19 Alliance North Division last week, so Altrincham remain tenth of the thirteen members of the league.ALTY PROGRESS IN FA YOUTH CUP
Fielding a team which included some Academy players, Altrincham FC progressed in the FA Youth Cup by defeating Warrington Town, 2-1.In front of a crowd of 368, Vlad Shtyhlian scored both of the Alty goals.
30 September 2024
U-19S' NARROW DEFEAT IN YORKSHIRE
In a National League Under-19 Alliance North Division match, last Wednesday, Altrincham FC U19 (Reds) lost 4-3 away to Guiseley.Alty dropped a place to tenth in the thirteen-strong division.
23 September 2024
EXCELLENT WIN FOR UNDER-19S
Altrincham FC U19s won 2-1 away to FC Halifax Town U19s last Wednesday.The Shaymen remain without a point at the bottom of the league whilst Alty rose to ninth in the thirteen-strong division.
16 September 2024
UNDER-19S OFF THE MARK
In the National League Under-19 Alliance North Division, Altrincham FC U19s travelled to Tyneside last Wednesday, where they drew 1-1 with South Shields U19s.This was Alty's first point of the season having completed just two fixtures so far. They currently lie tenth in the 13-strong division, but they have a game in hand on seven of their league rivals
Next Wednesday, they are away to FC Halifax Town U19s at Wyke Community Sports Village.
9 September 2024
ACADEMY SEASON STARTS WITH DEFEAT
Altrincham FC Academy who play in the under the name "Altrincham FC U19 A Red" finished the 24-match 2023-24 season in seventh place in the thirteen-club National League's "NLFA North Division", aka "National League Under-19 Alliance North Division".They have completed one fixture so far this season, a match played at Cheadle Heath Sports Club, which they lost 1-4 at home to Solihull Moors at lunchtime on 28 August.
2023-24 SEASON
24 May 2024
SEASON COMPLETED
Altrincham FC's Academy side finished the 24-match 2023-24 season in seventh place in the thirteen-club National League's "NLFA North Division", aka "National League Under-19 Alliance North Division".The champions were Guiseley who earned 57 points, with Farsley Celtic, Blyth Spartans, York City, Chester FC and Boston United also finishing above the Robins.
Altrincham amassed 30 points, winning nine times and losing twelve times in addition to three draws. They scored forty goals but conceded 61 times, leaving a negative goal difference of 21.
Their final four fixtures ended as follows...
- 22/04/24 k.o. 14:00 Altrincham 2-2 Chesterfield DREW
- 17/04/24 13:00 Guiseley 5-0 Altrincham LOST
- 27/03/24 13:00 Altrincham v South Shields WIN (walkover)
- 22/03/24 13:00 Farsley Celtic 4-2 Altrincham LOST
20 March 2024
ALTY'S "ERRATIC" ACADEMY SIDE
The NL Paper has a report on Altrincham's Academy side's 4-1 defeat at York on 13 March, which gave the Minstermen some revenge for their first-team's thrashing at the J. Davidson Stadium the previous day.
Ironically the York side is managed by Tim Ryan, who briefly played for Altrincham.
The hosts took the lead early in the game before Harrison Howells (right) levelled for the Robins.
But three more goals produced a 4-1 win for York.
The NLP adds that "defeat means the Robins stay winless on the road since November and boss Paul Fay rued his side switching off at key moments...
He said, 'Our keeper Louie [Fallon] had two saves to make in 90 minutes. However, spells of lack of concentration in the game gave four goals away.
Results have been erratic for this group. Today there were fourteen first- and second-years and, with a short turnaround before the reverse fixture on Fiday, it leaves limited time to correct basic errors.
'I am confident they will learn and consistency will come'".
Paul will have been pleased to see the boys draw the reverse fixture with York before securing a home win over AFC Fylde.
Since our last update, the Academy side's results in the National League U19 Alliance league and cup competitions have, indeed, been erratic with just six wins, four at home, in 16 matches.
- 18/03/24 k.o. 14:00 Altrincham 3 - 1 AFC Fylde WON
- 15/03/24 13:30 Altrincham 1 - 1 York City DREW
- 13/03/24 13:00 York City 4 - 1 Altrincham LOST
- 06/03/24 13:30 Altrincham 4 - 2 Solihull Moors WON
- 28/02/24 13:00 Chester 1 - 0 Altrincham LOST
- 26/02/24 13:30 Altrincham 2 - 8 Guiseley LOST
- 09/02/24 14:00 Altrincham 2 - 2 FC Halifax Town DREW
- 07/02/24 13:00 Chesterfield 3 - 0 Altrincham LOST
- 31/01/24 13:30 Altrincham 0 - 2 Gateshead LOST
- Cup 24/01/24 13:45 Altrincham 0 - 4 Boston United LOST
- 10/01/24 13:30 Altrincham 1 - 2 Blyth Spartans LOST
- Cup 20/12/23 13:00 Altrincham 4 - 0 Solihull Moors WON
- 06/12/23 13:30 Altrincham 1 - 2 Chester LOST
- 29/11/23 13:00 Solihull Moors 1 - 2 Altrincham WON
- 22/11/23 13:30 Altrincham 4 - 2 Farsley Celtic WON
- 15/11/23 13:30 Boston United 1 - 3 Altrincham WON
Altrincham lie fifth in the thirteen club National League U19 Alliance league but have played more games than all other clubs except one.
5 February 2024
ACADEMY SIDE UPDATE
Since our last update, Altrincham's Academy side has won five and lost four of its last nine games in the National League Under-19 North Division and cup competitions.All matches below were in the league except where stated. Alty lie sixth in the league table.
- 6/11/23 13:00 South Shields 1 - 4 Altrincham
- 15/11/23 13:30 Boston United 1 - 3 Altrincham
- 22/11/23 13:30 Altrincham 4 - 2 Farsley Celtic
- 29/11/23 13:00 Solihull Moors 1 - 2 Altrincham
- 06/12/23 13:30 Altrincham 1 - 2 Chester
- Cup 20/12/23 13:00 Altrincham 4 - 0 Solihull Moors
- 10/01/24 13:30 Altrincham 1 - 2 Blyth Spartans
- Cup 24/01/24 13:45 Altrincham 0 - 4 Boston United
- 31/01/24 13:30 Altrincham 0 - 2 Gateshead
23 October 2023
ACADEMY SIDE KNOCKED OUT
Altrincham FC report on a National Youth League Cup tie which ended Morpeth Town 3 Altrincham 0.Caden Gibson reports on this clas "between the Academy sides of Altrincham and Morpeth Town...
Alty started the sharper of the two sides... However, they were unable to make their superiority count, and the game remained level...
Morpeth began to grow into the game... The pressure was too much for Alty to withstand, and they soon found themselves 1-0 behind...
Altrincham’s domination of the game proved to be ineffective as Morpeth extended their lead... After the half-time break, Morpeth saw themselves go 3-0 up...
Squad on the day: Tyler Heyes, Will Knowles, Caden Gibson, Ethan Cosgrove, Jacob Hill, Mo Suwareh, Remi Raymond, Kian Gonzalez, Henry Shaw, Ollie Dixon, Vlad Shtyhlian, Ryan Knowles, Nathan Wood, Charley Jarrald".
LEAGUE DEFEAT FOR ACADEMY
Harry Douglas reports for Altrincham FC on Alty Academy's home defeat, 0-5 by Boston United in the National League Under-19 North Division."The Altrincham Academy were looking to bounce back from back-to-back defeats against Chester and Fylde...
It was an underwhelming start from the young Robins, as they fell behind very early into the game... It quickly got worse for the hosts, as some poor defending from a corner allowed Boston to double their lead...
With some attacking substitutions, the momentum seemed to be in the young Robins’ favour...
A terrible tackle brought Edson Cata down in the box for an Altrincham penalty... but a great save was made by the Boston goalkeeper...
From this point onwards, Alty’s heads dropped... the youngsters go[ing] four down... In the last few minutes of the game, Boston jumped on an Alty mistake and scored their fifth goal of the game..
Squad on the day: Dane Byron, Sam Bonney Phillips, Joel Bailey, Kaiden Powell, Ian Jose, Harry Douglas, Max Whittle, Alfie Curwen, Kyran Webster, Afernee Denise, Harrison Howells, Alfred Igbinake, Jack Chandler, Edson Cata.
3 March 2023
"ACADEMY"'S CREDITABLE DRAW
On Wednesday Altrincham FC U19 A Red a.k.a. Altrincham FC Academy beat Darlington FC U19s 3-1 to extend their unbeaten run to four games and lift themselves to fifth in the thirteen-strong NLFA North Division.
Before that match they had drawn at home to second-placed Ntotts County academy who trail the league leaders, Blyth Spartans U19 Academy by six points.
Altrincham FC Academy player Tom Jones reported on a 1-1 home draw with Notts County Academy on the Altrincham FC website.
He wrote that "The young Robins... came within five minutes of yielding a notable win...
The back four of McGeady, Igeze, Bailey and Bonney-Phillips battled fiercely in their defensive half, with Byron in the sticks rarely having a save to make. .. and midfield trio of Chambers, German and Njie... dictated the play to such an extent that County barely had a sniff of the ball...
After 65 minutes, Altrincham countered off a well-defended corner, with Williams leading the charge down the right wing. Williams' great run led to a goal, as he placed the ball right in front of Jones for an easy tap in, with the goalkeeper having no chance.
Substitutions were made after 70 minutes, with Dixon coming on for Jones, Adeniyi for Bonney-Phillips and igbanke for Lynch up front. The team showed no sign of resting...
However, a slight lack of concentration around the edge of the box was punished by a thunderous, top corner strike that hauled County level with just five minutes left...
Squad: Dane Byron, Sam Bonney-Philips, Loui Williams, Adam Lynch, Eddie Igeze, Owen German, Sheriff Njie, Joel Bailey, Liam Evans, Ollie Dixon, Yusuf Adeniyi, Ewan McGeady, Jake Mallen, Tom Jones, Sam Chambers, Alfred Igbinake
ACADEMY CATCH-UP
Earlier in February than the result against Notts County, noted above, the Altrincham FC U19 A Red team had previously played the following fixtures.- 22/02/23 13:00 Boston United FC U19 1 - 1 Altrincham FC U19 A Red
- 8/02/23 13:00 Altrincham FC U19 A Red 1 - 0 Gateshead FC U19s North
- 1/02/23 13:30 Chesterfield FC U19 2 - 0 Altrincham FC U19 A Red
30 January 2023
MIXED FORTUNES FOR UNDER-19S
Sorting out Alty's youth set up has become very complicated. The newly branded "Altrincham FC U19 A Red" plays in the National League U19 Alliance North Division, whose fixtures are here. This seems to be what was formerly loosely termed the Altrincham FC Academy.Their fixtures are on the FA website.
Their results so far are as follows. All matches are in the league except where shown...
- 25/01/23 13:00 Altrincham FC U19 A Red 5 - 2 Guiseley AFC U19 Academy
- 6/01/23 13:00 Altrincham FC U19 A Red 3 - 2 Boston United FC U19
- CUP 30/11/22 13:00 Altrincham FC U19 A Red 2 - 3 York City U19
- 25/11/22 14:00 FC Halifax Town U19 1 - 1 Altrincham FC U19 A Red
- 23/11/22 13:00 Gateshead FC U19s North 2 - 1 Altrincham FC U19 A Red
- 9/11/22 13:30 Altrincham FC U19 A Red 5 - 2 Chesterfield FC U19
- 2/11/22 13:00 Solihull Moors FC U19 Elite NLA Academy 0 - 3 Altrincham FC U19 A Red
- 12/10/22 13:00 Altrincham FC U19 A Red 2 - 5 Blyth Spartans AFC U19 Academy
- 5/10/22 14:00 AFC Fylde U19 National League North 5 - 4 Altrincham FC U19 A Red
- 21/09/22 13:30 Darlington FC U19s 5 - 2 Altrincham FC U19 A Red
As of today they lie sixth in the thirteen club division in which teams have played varying numbers of fixtures.
8 January 2023
MIXED FORTUNES FOR UNDER-19S
Now branded as "Altrincham FC U19 A Red", the Altrincham FC Under-19 team has had a mixed time recently with one win, a draw and two defeats in its four most recent fixtures.A long trip on 23 November 2022 to play Gateshead FC U19s North ended in a 2-1 defeat to The Heed youngsters in the North Division.
They then drew 1-1 in North Division league match away to FC Halifax Town U19 before a Cup match on 30 November, 2022 saw them lose at home 2-3 to York city's under-19s in a cup tie.
In their first match of the New Year, on 6 January in the North Division, they beat Boston United FC U19 3-2. Having fallen behind by half-time, the Alty team recovered to lead 3-1 before Gateshead netted a second. The goals for Altrincham came from Cata, Njie and a penalty converted by German.
13 November 2022
UNDER-19S
Altrincham FC under-19 player Loui Williams reports on his side's 5-2 home win over Chesterfield U-19s in the National League North Division at Egerton...Chesterfield "managed to be the only team to beat Alty twice last year.
The Robins started the game in fast and aggressive fashion... This positive start was rewarded 15 minutes in, as right-back Ewan McGeady played a great pass in between the defensive line for striker Adam Lynch to take around the keeper and calmly slot the ball in the back of the net for the opening goal.
It wasn’t long before Alty doubled their lead, as right winger Loui Williams pressed the Chesterfield goalkeeper and managed to win the ball before cutting it back for attacking midfielder Sheriff Nije, who despatched his shot beyond a line of defenders on the line to make it 2-0...
Chesterfield's efforts were finally rewarded with the last kick of the first half...[as] the number nine, who had an easy finish...
Alty built on their defensive resilience with a third goal 10 minutes into the second half...Williams.. drove forward and squared it for Lynch to finish... 10 minutes later... left winger Ryan Morton went on a great run and rounded it off with a cool finish under the goalkeeper.
A brief loss of concentration resulted in a second for Chesterfield...
Williams was eventually brought down in the opposition box, winning a penalty for the Robins. Up stepped Alty number six German to send the goalkeeper the wrong way from the spot...
1. Dane Byron, 2. Ewan McGeady, 3. Joel Bailey, 4. Liam Evans, 5. Edward Igeze, 6. Owen German, 7. Ryan Morton, 8. Sam Chambers, 9. Adam Lynch, 10. Sheriff Nije, 11. Loui Williams. Subs: Edson Cata, Alfred Igbinake, Yusuf Adayemi, Sekouba Camera, Sammy Bonny Phillips">
30 October 2022
CUP REVERSE FOR UNDER-19S
Altrincham's under-19s lost in the league's cup competition on Wednesday, to FC Halifax Town U19s' B team23 October 2022
TOUGH START TO SEASON
After Altrincham FC's Academy won the National League U19 Alliance Division H title last season, Altrincham FC's Under-19 team is having a tough time in that division in 2022-23. They have lost all four league fixtures to date and sit bottom of the division, having scored just once and conceded fourteen times.After losing their opening fixture 2-0, the results have been:
- 28/09/22 away to Chorley FC U19 BTEC, lost 4-0 .
Team: Ali Abdullah, Ethan Cosgrove, Oliver Dixon, Oliwier Fiedor, Alvin Gratzer, Kareem Majzoub, Jake Mallen, Josh Mannie, Abdulelah Nassief, Charles Okpe, Ian Vasconcelos Jose. Subs: Modou Ceesay, David Costa, Byron Haughton
- 12/10/22 away to Stockport County FC U19 lost 4-0.
Team: Modou Ceesay, Oliver Dixon, Oliwier Fiedor, Alvin Gratzer, Byron Haughton, Kareem Majzoub, Jake Mallen, Josh Mannie, Ajani Oshodin, Noah Tyson, Ian Vasconcelos Jose. Subs: Ali Abdullah, Ethan Cosgrove, David Costa, Daniel Nodding, Alex Egbon.
- 19/10/22 home to Marine FC U19 Marine Football Academy, lost 1-4
Substitute Byron Haughton scored the Altrincham goal.
Team: Ali Abdullah, Peter Arogun, Modou Ceesay, David Costa, Oliver Dixon, Kareem Majzoub, Josh Mannie, Charles Okpe, Ajani Oshodin, Noah Tyson, Ian Vasconcelos Jose. Subs: Ethan Cosgrove, Alvin Gratzer, Byron Haughton, Daniel Nodding, Alex Egbon
SEASON 2021-22
3 July 2022
AMAAR GRADUATES TO ALTY FIRST-TEAM SQUAD
Altrincham FC press and media officer Brian Flynn has interviewed Amaar Hussain, one of six Altrincham FC Academy graduates to be joining the first-team squad for 2022-23.Amaar was the leading scorer as the Academy team won the National League U19 Alliance Division H title in the team's first competitive season. He has also played for Altrincham Reserves.
Right: Amaar (on the right) and Academy captain Joe Cooney parade the league championship trophy at the J. Davidson Stadium.
Brian's interview with Amaar can be seen and heard on Alty TV.
22 June 2022
ACADEMY PLAYERS HONOURED
Altrincham FC has tweetd that "A few days ago, some of the brightest stars from the Alty FC Academy, Ryan Morton and Ryan Forde, were presented with their shirts from their first-team debuts.In addition Joe Cooney (right) collected the H Division shield".
The Academy team won the National League U19 Alliance Division H title in its first competitive season.
Whilst Morton made a substitute appearance for the first team in the penultimate match of the 2021-22 season at Bromley, goalkeeper Forde did not actually make any first-team appearances. However, he was apparently issued with squad number 31.
20 May 2022
ALTY'S ACADEMY LEAGUE WINNERS SQUAD SALUTED
Last Sunday during the interval of the final National League fixture of the season, Altrincham FC's academy team undertook a lap of honour to mark its success in winning the National League U19 Alliance Division H.
The squad is pictured above as it posed for a photograph in front of the main stand at the J. Davidson Stadium.
Right: The league table is seen as it currently (20 May 2022) appears on the National Alliance League website.
Results in 2021-22
- Cup 04/05/22 k.o. 14:00 Chesterfield Blue 2-1 Altrincham
- Div H 20/04/22 12:00 Eccleshill United 1-2 Altrincham
- Div H 04/04/22 13:00 FC Halifax Town B 0-8 Altrincham
- Div H 30/03/22 13:00 Altrincham 6-2 Bradford (Park Avenue)
- Div H 16/03/22 14:00 Wrexham 1-1 Altrincham
- Div H 11/03/22 12:00 Altrincham 7-0 FC Halifax Town B
- Div H 09/03/22 13:30 Altrincham 2-1 FC United Of Manchester
- Div H 02/03/22 14:00 Buxton 1-6 Altrincham
- Div H 23/02/22 13:30 Altrincham 3-3 AFC Fylde
- Cup 16/02/22 13:30 Altrincham 1-2 Chesterfield Blue
- Div H 09/02/22 13:30 City of Liverpool 2-2 Altrincham
- Div H 02/02/22 13:30 Marine 1-5 Altrincham
- Div H 26/01/22 14:00 Altrincham 3-1 Stockport County H Div
- Div H 19/01/22 14:00 Chorley 1-4 Altrincham
- Cup 12/01/22 19:00 Chorley 2-3 Altrincham
- Div H 05/01/22 13:30 Altrincham 8-1 Chorley
- Div H 15/12/21 13:00 AFC Fylde 4-6 Altrincham
- Div H 08/12/21 13:00 Altrincham 7-0 Eccleshill United
- Div H 01/12/21 14:00 Stockport County 2-0 Altrincham
- Cup 24/11/21 14:00 Hartlepool United 1-2 Altrincham
- Div H 17/11/21 14:00 Altrincham 3-1 Wrexham
- Div H 09/11/21 13:30 Altrincham 4-0 Marine
- Cup 20/10/21 14:00 FC Halifax Town B 1-5 Altrincham
- Div H 13/10/21 14:00 Bradford (Park Avenue) 2-5 Altrincham
- Div H 06/10/21 13:30 Altrincham 4-2 Buxton
- Div H 22/09/21 13:30 Altrincham 2-1 City of Liverpool
- Div H 15/09/21 13:30 FC United Of Manchester 2-1 Altrincham
- Div H 08/09/21 14:00 Rochdale EDC 1-3 Altrincham
Above: The squad passes the Golf Road End during its lap of honour.

25 September 2020
ALTRINCHAM FC ACADEMY KICKS OFF
Altrincham FC reports that "Wednesday September 22nd 2020 was an historic day for the newly formed Altrincham FC U19 Academy, playing its inaugural competitive game at Manor Farm, Ridgeway Road, Timperley".The Academy competes in the National League U19 Alliance and the result of the first fixture was Altrincham FC U19 Academy 1 Rochdale Elite Development Centres U18 1.
Harland Rodgers-Morris scored the Academy's goal.
"The U19 Academy's second fixture is against Buxton U19 Academy on Wednesday, September 30th at 2pm. The venue for this National League U19 fixture is Buxton FC's Tarmac Silverlands Stadium".
16 August 2020
ACADEMY TRAINING
Co-chairman Bill Waterson reported that "Monday is shaping up to be a busy day, indeed, with the first formal training session of the Altrincham FC Elite Academy".16 July 2020
ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS
Altricham FC has announced that Assistant Manager, "Neil Sorvel has been appointed as Head Coach of our Academy, with Paul Fay appointed as his number two.For Neil, this is in addition to his role as first team assistant-manager to Phil Parkinson. Consequently, Neil has become a full-time employee of the club, a major step in the evolution of Altrincham FC".
Paul is manager of the Altrincham FC Youth team.
The Club added that "The Altrincham FC Academy is building on the foundations laid down by the late George Heslop, the driving force behind the youth team for many years. We dedicate our first season in the National League Youth Alliance to his memory, and we will build a legacy he would be proud of".
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