Friday, October 17th marked a significant milestone for Weston Villa FC as the club celebrated its 3rd year anniversary. What began as a vision among a group of passionate football enthusiasts has grown into a thriving community that now encompasses three competitive leagues, two championship titles, and an ever-expanding family of players, coaches, and supporters.
The anniversary celebration took place at the club’s training facility, with players from all age groups, staff members, families, and community partners coming together to mark the occasion. The event featured friendly matches between academy teams, a special recognition ceremony for founding members, and the unveiling of plans for the club’s future development.
“In three short years, we have achieved so much,” said Club President Simon Velez during the anniversary address. “When we started this journey, we had a dream of creating a football club that would serve our community and develop talent. Today, we have three leagues, two titles, and dozens of young players who have found a home at Weston Villa. This is just the beginning.”
The two championship titles won during these three years are a testament to the quality of coaching and player development at the club. The first championship came in the club’s inaugural season, a stunning achievement that announced Weston Villa’s arrival on the competitive scene. The second title followed in the third season, confirming that the club’s early success was no fluke but rather the result of a sustainable, well-structured approach to football development.
“These titles are important, but what matters more is the culture we are building,” explained Velez. “We want players who not only win matches but also grow as individuals. Our success on the pitch is a reflection of the character and values we instill in our players every day.”
As Weston Villa enters its fourth year, the foundation is set for continued success. The combination of passionate leadership, dedicated coaches, talented players, and supportive community ensures that the club’s best days are still ahead. Three years in, Weston Villa FC is not just a football club — it’s a family, a community, and a symbol of what can be achieved through vision, hard work, and collective effort.
