By Liv Messum
All DMU sports have new committees representing both the sport and the social events this year.
So far this term, women’s football already has double the number of sign-ups than last year.
Club health and safety officer Liberty Leitch said: “I’m so excited for this year. The turnout has been absolutely amazing.
“I can’t wait to see how the team comes together and plays together.”
As well as having a new committee, women’s football also has a new coach. DMU PHD student Annie Taylor has taken over the team after playing on it during her undergraduate years.
Liberty said: “Having a new coach brings on a fresh feeling to the team. Everything is new.”
For more information on DMU Women’s Football Club, visit @dmuwomensfootballandfutsal on Instagram.
