Robyn Luya is QCS Staffing's Contracts and Compliance Executive, but she's also captain and a key player for a fantastic women's
football club on the rise – Tattenhoe Ladies FC. The team has come a long way.
Last season, with only 8 players, they were on the brink of folding. But thanks
to a dedicated effort to rebuild, they've grown into 25 great athletes. QCS Staffing are excited
to announce that we will be sponsoring Tattenhoe Ladies and help their football
journey. This will fund essential training materials and equipment which will
help them to succeed.
Their training regime is two to three training sessions a
week, a 5-a-side league, and Sunday League games. But it's about more than just
competition. They organise their own charity tournaments to raise money for Willen's
hospice in Milton Keynes which highlights their incredible community spirit. They
also recently climbed Ben Nevis together to raise even more money for a great
cause. We sat down with Robyn to learn more…
What's been your biggest Highlights so Far?
“Last season, the team almost folded because we didn't have
a lot of players and now, we've grown so much, finishing third in the league, and
beating teams that used to absolutely annihilate us! We could have been
promoted this season to go up a division but because of the restructure I think
we're going to stay and build up the new team.
We’ve also become really great friends and hang out multiple
times a week. Another highlight was all the football girls climbing Ben Nevis a
couple of weeks ago for charity – even with the -18°c, wind and rain.”
