Leafield Athletic L.F.C. is a women's football club based in Solihull, West Midlands, England. [1] The team compete in the FA Women's National League, Division One Midlands. [2] The club play home games at Dickens Heath Sports Club, in Earlswood. Leafield Athletic Ladies FC also have six other teams, offering football for girls and ladies from 8 years old upwards. [3]
The team was promoted to the National League in 2019, following their 1–0 win over Goldenhill Wanderers. [4]
List of Leafield Athletic Ladies FC committee members for the 2019–2020 season [5]
| Name | Season | Position |
|---|---|---|
 Nick Henry | 2019-2021 | Chairman |
| Adrian Clements | 2018-2021 | First Team Manager |
| Neive Fallon | 2020-2021 | Under 18s Manager |
| Daniel Hearnden | 2020-2021 | Secretary |
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