Congratulations to the three winners of our Weymouth FC colouring book competition. The winners from each age group have won the opportunity to lead the Terras out at a game of their choice.

The winners are:

Under 6 – Harry Greening

7 – 11 years – Keon Meadows

11 – 14 years – Alfie Hetherington

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