February 6th, 2023.



A pair of lifelong Seaford Town Football Club supporters are leading the club into a new era. Sarah Scott and Roy Ranger took over the reins as Co-chairs of the Bramber Lane based club last month.

Sarah’s two children play for the club. Her daughter plays for the under-9’s mixed team and under-9 girls’ team, whilst her son plays for the under-16 all inclusive team. Sarah grew up making weekly trips to the clubhouse as her mother was a devoted volunteer within the club for many years.

Roy has watched the club since a boy and eventually played regularly for it. His young daughter also plays for the under-9s girls’ team.

Their focus is on improving the club’s facilities, growing its youth section, working together with local schools and businesses and playing a bigger role in the town’s community.

Sarah explained: “We want to build on the fantastic work that the former Chair, Tom Webster, did for the club.

“Roy and I feel there’s so much potential for the club to positively impact Seaford’s community, whether they are football fans or not.

“We have a growing number of youth teams, including girls’ sides from 7 to 15-year-olds and all-inclusive teams at under 12, under 16 and adults."

Roy added: “We’ve made some immediate improvements to the clubhouse and have plans to give more local businesses a chance to get involved with what everyone is doing here.

“We want to work more closely with our neighbours and listen to their ideas and issues around the club.

“Above all else, we need more club volunteers across various roles, including welfare officers, bar staff, matchday support, admin assistants and many other roles. Just a couple of hours a week would greatly be appreciated. It’s a very welcoming, friendly, family-orientated club and a great way to make new friends and support our town.”

To find out more about how you can get involved with volunteering at the club, email club@seafordtownfc.com

www.seafordtownfc.com


Pictured: Roy and Sarah smiling their heads off at the clubhouse.