Adam Glew has been a dedicated and influential figure within our Trust for several years, using his passion for community engagement to create meaningful change. His commitment to developing female participation in football through Wildcats and Squad Girls has provided young girls with opportunities to grow in confidence, develop skills, and feel part of a supportive sporting environment. His efforts have significantly contributed to increasing female involvement in the game, fostering a more inclusive and diverse football community.
Beyond his work in female participation, Adam plays a key role on Matchdays, ensuring young flag bearers experience unforgettable moments. His kindness and enthusiasm create a welcoming atmosphere, making matchdays special for every child involved. These experiences leave a lasting impact, strengthening their connection to the sport and club.
Adam’s influence extends further as he now supports Higher Education students with their session planning and delivery for Wildcats. By mentoring and guiding aspiring coaches, he is helping shape the next generation of sports leaders, ensuring a lasting legacy of high-quality coaching and inclusive participation.
In addition to his hands-on work, Adam has also helped expand the Trust’s reach by forging a key partnership with Sleetmoor, where we now host our Post-16 CEFA home games. This collaboration has created new opportunities for young players to compete at a high level while strengthening community ties and broadening the Trust’s impact.
His dedication and kindness make him a true Community Hero, touching the lives of countless individuals. Whether through inspiring young girls, creating magical matchday memories, mentoring future coaches, or developing new opportunities through strategic partnerships, Adam’s work embodies the power of community sport to transform lives. His story is not just one of coaching—it’s about creating opportunities, building confidence, and fostering a lifelong love of the game.
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