The England Women Talent Pathway, West Midlands Police, and Birmingham City Council are proud to present a unique tournament for girls in Birmingham aged 12-17, under the My Tomorrow project. This event offers them the chance to showcase their talent in a fun and safe environment. Focused on reaching those with raw potential who might face barriers to regular participation, this event aims to find and support emerging talent.
More than just competitive football, the day will provide girls with the opportunity to meet inspiring special guests and engage with key stakeholders who are eager to listen, understand, and respond to their needs.
My Tomorrow
My Tomorrow is the youth-led campaign for the West Midlands, which aims to:
- Empower young people so they can affect policies, particularly around safety
- and youth voice
- Encourage the public to rethink negative stereotypes about young people
- Support partners in creating and managing opportunities for youth engagement
- Inspire greater collaboration and creativity to improve the life chances of young people in our region
It has been designed by young people working with the charity the Positive Youth Foundation and it is funded by the West Midlands Violence Reduction Partnership.
To find out how My Tomorrow has helped other young girls please click the link below to read Tori’s story.
Info For The Day
Tournament Schedule
Tournament Schedule
| 10:30 | Team registration opens |
| 11:00 | Event welcome |
| 11:20 | Group stage games |
| 15:30 | Semi-finals and Final |
| 15:50 | Award ceremony |
| 17:00 | Event closes |
Tournify Link
For tournament info on the day please scan the Tournify link below.
Can you help us Find a Future Lioness?
We are encouraging anyone who works with players who have talent now or potential in the future, to refer a player through the Discover My Talent referral form.
This can be accessed on the button below.
Since 2021 we’ve seen over 5178 unique referrals. Each one a player we couldn’t have discovered without your support. Coaches, volunteers, match officials, teachers, parents and all kinds of people working with young players have seen potential and put players forward.
This season our focus is on English eligible players who are born in 2009, 2010 and 2011, playing in all formats of the game, including small-sided, recreational, girls, mixed, affiliated and un-affiliated football – remember Talent is Everywhere but opportunity isn’t unless someone like you can champion and refer the young person.
Useful Links
Please use the links below to visit our partner websites.