Youth Coach Neil Brewer Shines at John Baxter Charity Trophy

Neil Brewer, a PE teacher from Rookwood School, took to the pitch on Saturday, May 3, for the annual John Baxter Charity Trophy match. Brewer, who has participated in the event for three years, played alongside Premier League legend Petr Čech in the charity match, which raised £12,871 for Pancreatic Cancer and other charities. The Vixens, the female youth teams' coaches, secured a 4-1 win over the Foxes, the male youth coaches, for their third consecutive victory in the event.

Key Takeaways:

  • Neil Brewer, a PE teacher from Rookwood School, participated in the annual John Baxter Charity Trophy match for the third consecutive year.
  • Brewer played alongside Premier League legend Petr Čech, who is hailed as one of the greatest goalkeepers in Premier League history.
  • The charity match raised £12,871 for Pancreatic Cancer and other charities.
  • The Vixens, the female youth teams' coaches, secured a 4-1 win over the Foxes, the male youth coaches, for their third consecutive victory in the event.
  • Brewer currently serves as lead coach for the Under 11s Vixens and is assistant coach to the Ladies' first team.
  • Brewer is working towards his UEFA B coaching licence, one of the highest coaching qualifications outside the professional game.
  • Rookwood School is proud of Brewer's dedication to the John Baxter Charity Trophy and his efforts to represent the school and New Street in the event.

Statistics:

  • £12,871: Amount raised for Pancreatic Cancer and other charities through the John Baxter Charity Trophy match.
  • 4-1: Score of the Vixens, the female youth teams' coaches, over the Foxes, the male youth coaches.
  • 3: Consecutive wins of the Vixens in the charity match.
  • 3: English Premier League titles won by Petr Čech.
  • 1: Champions League trophy won by Petr Čech.
  • 5: FA Cups won by Petr Čech.

Sources:

  • "Premier League legend Petr Cech helped raise over £12K in biggest charity day yet" READ MORE
  • "Action shot of Neil Brewer" (Image: Rookwood School)