Ollie started playing football at the age of 7 and his love grew for the game. After playing for various local teams, Ollie then joined Wycombe Wanderers Elite, where he started his footballing career. He was selected to play U18s football at the age of 15. Ollie was then given the chance to play for Amersham Town first team not long after turning 16 and scored 2 goals on his debut appearance and is currently playing for Penn & Tylers Green. Now as a coach for Romar Sports, Ollie is already building a long and prosperous career in coaching, he is keen to influence and have a positive effect on everyone he coaches.
Why Ollie Coaches?
“Football is one of my biggest passions and to constantly be around it in a playing or coaching sense is a dream”
Ollie's Philosophy
“Coaching has many rewards and none more than seeing someone’s progression knowing you had a part to play in it”
Coach
Amy is a qualified football coach and has been coaching for Fremington Youth FC for the last 4 years. She has a level 3 Diploma in Sports Development and Fitness and whilst at college she spent 7 months working alongside a peripatetic coach, teaching PE lessons and after school clubs to North Devon primary schools. This experience inspired Amy to study Primary teaching at the University of Gloucestershire, which eventually led to teaching girls games in a private school in Wiltshire for 6 years. The last few years she has been working in the PE department of her old secondary school and has had lots of success with all of her sports teams, achieving an impressive 22 North Devon Gold medals across the 4 years of being there.
Why Amy Coaches?
"Ever since I was young, I have had a huge passion for sports and competition. I have played many different sports growing up, my favourites being Hockey, Rounders, Football and Athletics. My passion for sport was fostered by several inspirational people and teachers who taught me what sports are really about. I have always known that I have wanted to work with children and to be able to work with them in a sporting environment is a dream come true. I would like to be that inspirational person and role model for the young children of today, so that they are able to grow up loving sport as much as I do!
Amy's Philosophy
Coaching is so rewarding in so many ways. Working with children who are keen to learn, improve and achieve is both inspiring and motivating. I love competition and I love to win but more importantly I love seeing children grow and develop, not just as players but as people too. I wouldn't choose any other career. "
Kieren Stott
Coach
Kieren has been training and competing in different sports since the age of 6, when he first started Judo. Training alongside Olympic athletes drove Kieren's ambition for every sport, which led him to completing all of his
trampolining proficiency awards by the age of 12.
Kieren joined his school rugby team for 2 years and helped the team break multiple school records and maintain an unbeaten record with a man-of-the-match performance in the final game of their tour around France.
At the age of 16 Kieren played competitive football and joined an over 18's Sunday league team.
After finishing university, Kieren wanted to help his little brother improve his football and has been coaching, and now managing, his brothers’ grass-roots team for 2 years.
Kieren’s team became last seasons undefeated league winners.
He is now continuing to expand his coaching knowledge and help even more children to reach their potential.
Why I Coach
‘’I have always been a sporty person and football crazy since I was 5. Coaching allows me to express my passion for sports and will hopefully make the next generation passionate about it too.’’
Kieren’s Philosophy
‘’Always push yourself to be better so that you can reach your greatest potential, but make sure you have fun and enjoy it at the same time, otherwise there’s no point.’’