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October Goal of the Month winner confirmed

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October Goal of the Month winner confirmed

Friday, 7 November 2025

By KHFC Staff
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YOU’VE voted in your numbers via the Club App, and we can now confirm our October Goal of the Month winner.

With over 250 votes cast, there were again a number of worthy contenders from across Harriers Academy, the Women’s Team and Men’s First Team.

It was a closely contested vote, but there could only be one winner!

In third place was Ryley Reynolds from the Men's First Team, and in second was Bruce Minaker from Harriers Academy Under-18s.

However, taking the Goal of the Month accolade for October, is Under-10s player Billy Watton, with his superb free-kick!

A big thank you to everyone who voted, and congratulations, Billy!

Votes for our monthly Goal of the Month award are cast via our Club App which is FREE to download and use. There’s also Club news, match facts, stats and more!

Interesting in sponsoring our Goal of the Month accolade for 2025-26? Email commercial@harriers.co.uk to find out more.

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