the City Evening League and Division 3 of the Lincoln and District League. At least three evening matches are held each week during the season. Navenby's FA Chartered Standard junior football club, Navenby Juniors, has teams from Under 7 to Under 18's playing in the Grantham, Mid Lincs and Newark leagues, and a Development Squad for boys and girls aged 4 to 5. Nearby Lincoln has a professional football team, Lincoln City F.C., nicknamed "The Imps", which plays at the Sincil Bank stadium. Navenby villager Tracey Duxbury was a member of the Lady Imps team, the women's team attached to Lincoln City, until 2007. She became one of the youngest people to achieve the UEFA B coaching licence in 2006 and now plays with the West Ham United Ladies. More recently, Adam Crookes and Hayden Cann have played for Lincoln City, having represented and grown up in Navenby respectively. Other clubs include Navenby History Group, which aims to uncover the village's extensive historic past. There is also the Women's Institute, which has celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2007, and Artists of Navenby, a 40-strong group of artists. See also List of civil parishes in Lincolnshire References Further reading External links Navenby village website - Navenby.net Navenby Archaeology Group website – www.navenbyarchaeologygroup.org Mrs Smith's Cottage Museum website – mrssmithscottage.co.uk General historical information on Navenby – GENUKI.org.uk Photographic views of Navenby today – RayBeckham.co.uk Details of the 'Navenby Pentagram' – TemplarMechanics.com The story behind one of the gravestones at St Peter's Church – Navenby.net Villages in Lincolnshire Civil parishes in Lincolnshire North Kesteven District