As a junior organisation, we have achieved remarkable success at the local, state, and national levels — highlighted by being named Football Australia’s Club Changer of the Year in 2023. Our growth has been unprecedented, with over 2,000 players taking part in our club every year. 

But we are more than just a junior club. Our women’s program has been a consistent force since the inception of the WPL, with teams regularly securing top positions, alongside a thriving women’s community league program. 

Now, we are ready to take the next step. Building on the strength of our juniors and the success of our women’s program, we are committed to creating a clear pathway for our junior boys into senior football. This progression not only strengthens our club but also ensures that our young players can continue their journey in the game, staying connected to football well beyond their junior years.

Having both a women’s, and now men’s competition strengthens our place in the community and what we are able to offer to every player at our club. But as part of that, we need to look at how we present ourselves.