Übersetzung für 'junior football' von Englisch nach Deutsch

junior football [Br.]

Jugendfußball {m}sports

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eleven-a-side football <11-a-side football> [Br.]

Elferfußball {m}sports

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five-a-side football [Br.] <5-a-side football>

Fünferfußball {m}sports

seven-a-side football [Br.] <7-a-side football>

Siebenerfußball {m}sports

junior {adj}

jünger

nachgeordnet

nachrangig

untergeordnet

Nachwuchs-

junior

Sohnemann {m} [ugs. für: Sohn]

Junior {m}

junior orchestra

Nachwuchsorchester {n}mus.

junior clerk

jüngerer kaufmännischer Angestellter {m}

junior cave

Curie-Zelle {f}nucl.

junior professor

Juniorprofessor {m}educ.

junior staff

Nachwuchskräfte {pl}

junior market

nachrangiger Markt {m}

junior training

Juniortraining {n} [auch: Junior-Training]sports

junior champion

Juniorenmeister {m}sports

junior lawyer

Referendar {m} [Rechtsreferendar]jobslaw

junior position

untergeordnete Stelle {f}

• is a junior football club that plays in the Scottish Junior Football North First Division.
• Chalcis also has a water polo team named NC Chalkida, a football (soccer) team named Chalkida F.C., as well as a junior football team named Evoikos Chalkida.
• Both rugby clubs have large junior sections and Caerleon Junior Youth Football Club is a substantial junior football club.
• The Guide and Scout movements are all represented. Bollington United Junior Football Club (JFC) has three clubs for children ranging from under-10s to under-17s.
• Poppleton Tigers Junior Football Club is located in Nether Poppleton, but serves both villages.

• Linthwaite also has football teams playing in the RCD Junior Football League from under-8s right up to under-18s. They also have a football group of 5-to-7 year olds.
• Kirkburton Junior Football Club train at the artificial pitches at Kirkburton Middle School.
• The town's rugby union club plays at Grange Park sharing with Kirk Deighton Rangers Junior Football Club and also with the town's cricket and bowls clubs where it has a clubhouse and floodlit pitches.
• The community centre is home to the Greetland Goldstars Football Club and Elland Boxers rugby club, which has various teams in different age groups playing in the local junior football leagues.
• The town is home to the professional rugby league club Batley RLFC and junior football club Batley Juniors F.C. (formerly Carlinghow Boys F.C.) Carlinghow is also located in Batley.

• Uckfield Grasshoppers JFC is the town's main junior football club, established in 1981. They have teams from U6s to U18s.
• Four years later they dropped into junior football.
• It was known as the Victorian Junior Football League from 1919 until 1923, the Seconds from 1924 until 1959, the VFL Reserves from 1960 until 1989, and as the AFL reserves from 1990 until 1999.
• There is also a junior league, Traralgon and District Junior Football League, with most games played from the West End Sporting Complex.
• The Victorian Football Association (VFA) made changes to their rules, allowing Fitzroy to join as the seventh club in 1884, playing in the maroon and blue colours of the local Normanby Junior Football Club.

• Carey played rugby league as a junior, where he attended The Heights School and played junior football for North Adelaide.
• The club's origins trace back to 21 March 1873, when a meeting was held at the Clarendon Hotel in South Melbourne for the purpose of establishing a junior football club, to be called the South Melbourne Football Club.
• At the university level, 27 teams play in four conferences under the auspices of U Sports; the U Sports champion is awarded the Vanier Cup. Junior football is played by many after high school before joining the university ranks.