Full name | Voetbalvereniging Heerjansdam | |
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Founded | 13 June 1945 | |
Ground | De Molenwei, Heerjansdam | |
Chairman | Adriaan van Peenen | |
Manager | Jonathan Jonk (since 2020) | |
League | Eerste Klasse Saturday C (2019–20) | |
Website | Club website | |
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