Football Development
Structured coaching and competitive football across six teams:
- Under 11
- Under 13
- Under 15
- Under 17
- Under 19
- Senior Team
The Crocodiles of Bethanie · Est. 2026
Bethanie United Football Club — Youth Football Development in North West Province
Building Champions On and Off the Field
A Community Football Club in Bethanie, North West
Bethanie United Football Club is a community football club rooted in Bethanie village near Brits, in the Madibeng area of the North West Province. Founded by community leaders who believe sport can change lives, the club was registered with the CIPC as a Non-Profit Company on 4 June 2026, under registration number 2026/444177/08, and is a registered Public Benefit Organisation (PBO no. 930090969).
We exist for four reasons: youth development, football excellence, social cohesion and community empowerment. Every training session, match and community programme is designed to give the young people of Bethanie a structured, positive path — on and off the field.
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Mission & Vision
Our vision: to become the leading football development institution in the North West Province — a club where talent from Bethanie and surrounding communities can rise from grassroots to elite level.
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Develop Football Talent
Identify and nurture footballing ability in Bethanie’s young people through structured coaching across six age groups.
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Promote Healthy Lifestyles
Use regular training and competition to keep young people active, healthy and away from negative social influences.
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Encourage Education
Put schoolwork first, supporting every player to succeed in the classroom as well as on the pitch.
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Build Community Pride
Give Bethanie a team to rally behind, strengthening identity and social cohesion across the village.
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Foster Leadership
Grow captains, coaches, referees and administrators who lead both in football and in the community.
Building Stronger Communities Through Football
Youth Unemployment
Football keeps young people engaged, builds discipline and opens pathways into coaching, refereeing and sports administration careers.
Sporting Opportunities
Organised sport is scarce in Bethanie. The club brings structured, competitive football to a village that needs it.
Social Challenges
Training, matches and mentorship offer a positive alternative to crime, substance abuse and idleness.
Positive Role Models
Coaches, senior players and directors model the values of passion, unity and excellence for the next generation.
Bethanie United FC is working to become a central pillar of youth development in Bethanie and its surrounding communities.
Football & Youth Development Programmes
Community Development
- School football programmes
- Holiday soccer clinics
- Leadership development
- Anti-drug awareness
- Health & wellness initiatives
Talent Development
- Player scouting
- Coaching clinics
- Referee development
- Football administration training
The Player Pathway
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Local Associations
Grassroots participation — every young player starts in structured local football with proper coaching and regular game time.
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Regional Competitions
Inter-club leagues and tournaments where our teams compete and players are seen by scouts.
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Provincial Structures
Coordinated development within provincial football structures for players who rise through the ranks.
Our structures create clear pathways from grassroots participation to elite development.
Sponsor Bethanie United FC
Align your brand with a purpose-driven club at the heart of its community. Sponsorship of Bethanie United FC delivers real visibility in Bethanie, Brits and the wider Madibeng area — and funds work that changes young lives.
Brand Visibility
Team Jerseys
Prime logo placement on match and training kit worn by six teams, every week, all season.
Match-Day Branding
Banners, pitch-side signage and public announcements at home fixtures and club events.
Digital Campaigns
Your brand on our social media campaigns and website advertising, reaching families across the North West.
Our Current Sponsors
CSI & B-BBEE-Friendly Community Investment
Because Bethanie United FC is a registered Non-Profit Company and a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO no. 930090969), sponsorship qualifies as a tax-deductible Section 18A donation and a direct corporate social investment. Your contribution funds:
- Youth Development
- Community Empowerment
- Crime Prevention
- Education Support
- Grassroots Sports
Our Vision to 2046
Phase 1
2026–2030
Establish club structures, secure SAFA affiliation, register youth teams in official competitions, build sponsorship partnerships and grow community participation.
Phase 2
2031–2035
Develop our own training facility, launch a women's football programme, compete in regional league football and expand coaching capacity.
Phase 3
2036–2046
Establish a full football academy with full-time coaching staff, compete at provincial and national level, produce professional players and become a recognised development centre.
Board of Directors
Mr. Nkululeko Ambrocious More
Director
Mr. Sheperd Itumeleng More
Director
Mr. Carol Mathule
Director
Together, our board brings decades of collective experience in community leadership, administration and grassroots football to the club.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I register my child to play for Bethanie United FC?
Bethanie United FC fields teams in six age groups: Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17, Under 19 and a Senior team. To register a player, email info@bethanieunitedfc.co.za or phone 012 001 8488 and our administrators will guide you through the digital registration process.
Where is Bethanie United Football Club based?
Bethanie United FC is based in Bethanie village near Brits, in the Madibeng area of South Africa’s North West Province. Our registered office is at 10230 Otlotleng Section, Bethanie, Brits, North West, 0270.
How can my company sponsor Bethanie United FC?
We offer team jersey sponsorship, match-day branding and digital campaign packages, each giving your brand visibility across Bethanie and the wider Madibeng community. Supporting a registered non-profit football club is also a meaningful CSI investment. Email sponsorships@bethanieunitedfc.co.za to receive our sponsorship options.
Is Bethanie United FC a registered non-profit?
Yes. Bethanie United Football Club NPC is a registered Non-Profit Company, incorporated with the CIPC on 4 June 2026 under registration number 2026/444177/08. The club is also a registered Public Benefit Organisation (PBO no. 930090969), recognised by SARS.
What age groups can join Bethanie United FC?
The club fields six teams: Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17, Under 19 and a Senior team. Players progress through a structured pathway from grassroots football to senior competitive level.
What does the club do beyond football?
Beyond match play, Bethanie United FC runs school football programmes, holiday soccer clinics, leadership development, anti-drug awareness campaigns and health and wellness initiatives. It also develops local talent off the pitch through coaching clinics, referee development and football administration training.
Contact the Club
Phone
012 001 8488- General enquiries — info@bethanieunitedfc.co.za
- Sponsorships — sponsorships@bethanieunitedfc.co.za
- Administration — admin@bethanieunitedfc.co.za
- Secretary — secretary@bethanieunitedfc.co.za
- Chairman — chairman@bethanieunitedfc.co.za
Registered Office
10230 Otlotleng Section, Bethanie, Brits, North West, 0270South Africa
Bethanie United Football Club NPC · Reg no. 2026/444177/08 · PBO no. 930090969