The Cats Youth travelled to Peterborough to take on the Saxons on their own turf in what promised to be a hard battle for bragging rights in this local derby.

Following the previous week’s game the Cats entered the game in an upbeat mood, eager to get their first win.

The Cats received the ball and the offense wasted no time in signaling its intentions. George Gabriel ran through a massive hole and left 3 Saxon tackles on the ground... Read more....

After a period of 13 years the Cats Youth are BACK!

A successful ‘Awards For All' lottery grant has transformed the Cambridgeshire Cats Youth Kitted Program. The team is practicing hard for their season opener on the 26th April at Coldhams Common against the Colchester Gladiators.

The grant has proved vital to the youth program, enabling 16-18 year olds to play this great sport without investing in the expensive equipment required. The coaching team is committed to teaching good playing technique in every position and giving all players the opportunity to reach their full potential irrespective of size and current athletic ability.

If you interested in joining the cats pride and taking part in this great sport visit our youth section for more details. Read more....

In this article written for the Herts & Essex Observer, we chart the evolution of 4 former students of Stansted Mountfitchet High School who went from playing John Madden on there Sega Megadrives, to playing Flag football for one of the most successful youth flag teams ever in the UK and now playing in the full version of the game for the Division Two East Champions, the Cambridgeshire Cats. Read more....