After a successful first season, TMS is pleased to be sponsoring the Warwick Juniors U13 Angels girls’ football team again. This year we’re sponsoring the team’s new away kit, to go with the home kit we supported last season.
The Angels play in the official FA Central Warwickshire Girls Football League, in the Under 13 category. Games are 9-a-side, last 60 minutes and use the offside rule. Last season was the girls’ first competitive league year, and they finished a respectable 6th. The table was close, with only a few points between the top teams, so this season they’re aiming to build on that and finish top.
Early unbeaten run
By October 2025 the squad was flying. They showed off their new TMS-sponsored kit and won several games comfortably, staying unbeaten in the league until December. The coaches praised the girls’ control of possession and their hard work.
Resilience
There were some tough games along the way, including a narrow 4–3 defeat to Stratford Town at the end of 2025. Even so, the team kept up good passing, a high work rate and strong development all season.
Strong finish
The girls ended the season on a high with a dominant win in May 2026, after a strong run through the final stretch.
This season has started well, with two strong wins so far, including 10–0 in their most recent game. There are 15 girls in the squad, and coaches Neil and Nick make sure everyone is involved as much as possible. Their focus is on developing the team rather than individual players, and that has been key to the team’s success.
This is the team’s fifth season. It was built from the ground up, and many of the girls had never played competitive football before joining. Watching them develop over the years has been a joy.
Warwick Juniors has a proud history, and the U13 Angels have a special source of inspiration: England Lionesses defender Jess Carter. Jess was born and raised in Warwick and started her football journey at Warwick Juniors Football Club, where she joined aged six. She went on to win several WSL titles with Chelsea, then played for Gotham FC and England.
In 2022, a plaque honouring Jess was put up at the Warwick Juniors grounds as part of the “Where Greatness Is Made” campaign. So, whenever the U13 Angels step onto the pitch, they’re playing on the same ground, with the same community roots.
TMS shares the values the club stands for: teamwork, development and community. We’re proud to support the Angels for a second season, and it’s a good way for us to promote road safety to an age group that matters. At 12 and 13, many young people are starting secondary school and gaining more independence. They may walk or cycle to school, meet friends or get around their local area without an adult. Being aware of road safety in their day-to-day lives is an important habit to build at this age.
Good luck to the girls this season from everyone at TMS.