Oxfordshire County Football Association

Oxfordshire Football Association

Abbreviation	OFA
Formation	26 January 1884
Purpose	Governing football across Oxfordshire
Headquarters	Bodicote House, Bodicote, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX15 4AA
Location	Bodicote, Oxfordshire
Coordinates	52.0392°N 1.3285°W / 52.0392; -1.3285
Chief Executive	Jonathan Duckworth
Website	www.oxfordshirefa.com

Oxfordshire Football Association, also simply known as the Oxfordshire FA, is the not-for-profit governing body of football in the county of Oxfordshire.

History

Oxfordshire FA were founded on 26 January 1884. The original members of the association were:

• Ark House School (Banbury)
• Banbury Harriers
• Banbury Rovers
• Bicester
• Bloxham School
• Caversham
• Culham College
• Friar Park (Henley)
• Oxford County School (Thame)
• Shennington
• Thame

On 9 September 1999 at an extra-ordinary meeting of the Association, a proposal was carried that from 29 September 1999 the Oxfordshire Football Association be dissolved and be reformed as the Oxfordshire Football Association Limited. This created a Limited Company by guarantee.

County Cups

Oxfordshire FA deliver a range of cup competitions open to their affiliated member clubs of which the premier competition is the Oxfordshire FA Senior Cup. The full list of competitions is as follows:

• Oxfordshire FA Senior Cup
• Oxfordshire FA Women's Cup
• Oxfordshire FA John Fathers Junior Shield
• Oxfordshire FA Intermediate Cup
• Oxfordshire FA Charity Cup
• Oxfordshire FA Sunday Cup
• Oxfordshire FA Patrick O'Flanagan Memorial Veterans Cup
• Oxfordshire FA Joe Roughton U18 Youth Cup
• Oxfordshire FA U18 Girls Cup
• Oxfordshire FA U16 Youth Cup
• Oxfordshire FA U16 Girls Cup
• Oxfordshire FA U15 Mickey Lewis Youth Cup
• Oxfordshire FA U15 Girls Cup
• Oxfordshire FA Steve Simmonds U14 Youth Cup
• Oxfordshire FA U14 Girls Cup
• Oxfordshire FA Ron Smith U13 Youth Cup
• Oxfordshire FA U13 Girls Cup

External links

• Official website