Men's Football
Competitive, passionate, and driven club representing Surrey with pride on and off the pitch.
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Men's football Membership 25/26
Membership 25/26
-£50University of Surrey Men’s Football Club is one of the most exciting and successful sports clubs on campus. With six competitive teams, we offer opportunities for players of all levels – from serious athletes to social ballers. Our first team made history as the first Surrey team to reach a national cup final, showing just how far our ambition and talent can take us.
All teams benefit from first-class coaching, regular training sessions, and access to top-tier facilities. Off the pitch, we keep the energy high with weekly socials, club nights, and charity events – building a community that’s as strong off the field as it is on it. Whether you’re chasing silverware or just want to play the game you love and meet great people, USUFC is the club for you.
Committee Members
Signatories
Kieron Harris Harris
Chairman
Eddie Clinkard
Vice-Chairman
Jono Chattell
Treasurer
Wellbeing Champions
Daniel Harri
Oscar Lee
Products
Constitution
Aims
Provide regular training and competitive football opportunities for members. Represent the University of Surrey in BUCS, local leagues, cup competitions and other fixtures. Create an inclusive and welcoming environment for players of all abilities. Promote physical fitness, mental wellbeing, teamwork and discipline. Develop a strong club culture through football, socials, volunteering and wider university engagement. Ensure all activities are run safely, responsibly and in line with Students’ Union and University policies.
Existence
Men’s Football exists to provide students at the University of Surrey with the opportunity to play football in a structured, inclusive and competitive environment. The club supports players of all abilities, from Non-league level to BUCS-level competition to IMS and play sport football, while also promoting teamwork, fitness, wellbeing, social inclusion and a strong sense of community within the University.