The second annual football tournament organised by the Bridlington Town Disability Club has been hailed as brilliant day by all those who took part and also the supporters and officials who visited Queensgate to watch a series of competitive matches which were played in the great spirit of football.
Bridlington team manager Steve Wardill said: “What an amazing day, we would like to thank Bridlington Town FC for their amazing hospitality and all the hard work that has been put in.
“There was some really good football played by all the teams who came from all over Yorkshire and beyond.”he added.
Teams were separated into different leagues based on ability bandings and played 5-a-side fixtures, with multiple games taking place at one time.
The competition was described as a friendly tournament, with the real winner being ‘everyone who takes part.’
As such, during the presentation at the end, each club was awarded a commemorative trophy, whilst each player will receive a medal.
Three Bridlington teams took part in the tournament, with some stunning goals scored by local players.
Bridlington Echo sports photographer Dom Taylor captured some of the action after spending the afternoon with the teams at Queensgate.
