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The Mumby Shield will take place in Newark this year as a school girl’s competition trophy





A well-known Newark football competition is to be resurrected as a girl’s trophy.

The Mumby Shield will take place on Wednesday, May 8 at Chuter Ede, Balderton where teams of year three and four girls from across the area will compete to win it.

Teams will consist of seven players and a maximum of two substitutes.

The Mumby Shield is coming back to competition. Image: Newark Sporting Association.
The Mumby Shield is coming back to competition. Image: Newark Sporting Association.

The competition will be held under the Newark and District Primary Schools’ Sports Association umbrella.

The Mumby Shield was first played for as an inter-school competition in 1906 and has a rich history in the area.

Former England player Willie Hall won the trophy in 1924 and 1925 as captain of Lovers Lane.



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