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Nairn St Ninian Women’s football club is looking for new players and committee members ahead of 2025 Highlands and Islands League season





A Nairn women’s football club is looking for new players to join its ranks - as well as a new chair and club secretary.

Nairn St Ninian are looking for new players.
Nairn St Ninian are looking for new players.

Nairn St Ninian WFC recently announced they are seeking “passionate” and “dedicated” individuals to take on the roles saying that the club is embarking on an “exciting new chapter”.

In August the club announced its withdrawal from the Highlands and Islands League, with the intention to take a step back to focus on “growing a stronger core playing squad” ahead of the coming season, when they intend to return to competition.

Founder of Nairn St Ninian WFC and club secretary Deanna Lundie, said that they are looking for new players to join the club for 2025 and they look to strengthen the women’s game in the town.

She said: “We’re seeking committed and enthusiastic individuals who are passionate about the game and eager to contribute to the continued growth and success of the club.

“Whether you’re an experienced footballer or looking to take the next step in your playing journey, this is a fantastic opportunity to develop your skills, make new friends, and be part of a supportive football community.”

Nairn St Ninian were previously known as Nairn Ladies until they became part of the North Region Championship club in 2020.

They are one of the founding members of the Highlands and Islands League.

The recruitment for a new chair and a secretary for the club is also part of this new start, with the new entries set to “help to shape the future of the club” and “drive its growth and success”.

Lundie added: “The Chair will provide strong leadership, overseeing the strategic direction of the club and ensuring its smooth operation, while the Club Secretary will play a vital role in managing administrative tasks, coordinating meetings, and maintaining clear communication with players, staff, and external stakeholders.

“Together, these roles offer a chance to contribute to a thriving women’s and girls football community, support local talent, and be part of an inspiring team effort.”

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