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Dumfies & Galloway Youth Football Development Association (DGYFDA) is a full member of the Scottish Youth Football association, and provides the framework for over 90 teams of boys and girls from 5 - 17 years old. The league has one of the largest geographical areas, stretching from Stranraer in the west, to Gretna in the east, and Kirkonnel in the North. The largest town in the area is Dumfries where the league holds monthly meetings.

Member Clubs of DGYFDA: Annan Athletic, Dalbeattie Star, Eastend, Galloway Thistle, Greystone Rovers, Heston Rovers, Kello Thistle,  Lochar Thistle, Lochryan, Mid-Annandale, Millenium, Morton Thistle, St Cuthbert Wanderers, Terregles Athletic, Threave Rovers, Upper-Annandale.

 

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Benjelloun calm on future
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Kilmarnock v Rangers preview
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St Mirren v Motherwell preview
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Smith to sit down with Weir
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DGYFDA NEWS & NOTICES

South West Regional Trials Stage 2 Details of Players Selected and Venues can be found under Documents.

Next League Meeting 8th March 2010 Moreig Hotel Dumfries 7.15pm.

The new year Tournament winners: Under 13's Heston Rovers, Under 15's Annan Athletic, Under 17's Kello Thistle.

Under 11's, 9's & 7's Fortnightly fixtures now on site. Dumfries teams to use King George V. Teams outside Dumfries to use a MUGA where available.

 Referees Contact details available to download via Documents page. 

New Teamlines available to download via Documents page.

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                    

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