Bradbury Ambarvale FC on the sideline during a match
Front Inside Cover: Narellan Rangers SC and Gunners SC M-League Men’s First Grade players during the Grand Final.
Back Inside Cover: Mac the Ram interacting with
players at Eschol Park FC Blue and Pink Charity Day
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MICHELLE NIEASS
GENERAL MANAGER
Paul Bertolissio
COMPETITIONS MANAGER
Steve Carroll
COMPETITIONS AND ADMINISTRATION OFFICER
FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
MARKETING AND MEDIA COORDINATOR
COMMITTEES
OUR CLUBS
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
The 2025 season was a testament to the strength and spirit of the Macarthur football community, showcasing remarkable growth, teamwork, and dedication across every level of the game.
As Chairman of the Macarthur Football Association, it gives me great pleasure to present this year’s Annual Report and to reflect on another successful and inspiring season across our football community.
This past year has once again demonstrated the strength, passion, and unity0 that define football at every level within our Association. From our grassroots clubs to our elite pathways, development programs, and NPL competitions, and from our referees, coaches, and club officials to the tireless volunteers who give up their time week after week, each of you plays a vital role in sustaining and growing the game we all love. You are the heartbeat of grassroots football, and your enthusiasm, dedication, and generosity continue to make a lasting impact across our football family.
Participation across all levels, from MiniRoos to youth and senior competitions, has once again exceeded expectations. This growth reflects the unwavering support of our clubs, players, and families. Thank you for your continued commitment to football in the Macarthur region. Congratulations to all Premier and Championship-winning teams for your achievements throughout the season.
To our member clubs, I extend my sincere thanks for your passion, sportsmanship, and community spirit. Your efforts ensure football continues to thrive locally, your contribution is truly gold medal standard.
Congratulations to the Macarthur Rams Football Club on another outstanding and influential season. I acknowledge and thank their Chairman, executive committee, players, volunteers, and supporters for their tireless efforts and commitment to excellence.
To the Macarthur Referees Association and all match officials, thank you for your professionalism and dedication in upholding the spirit and integrity of the game. Your important role often goes unnoticed, but your contribution is deeply valued.
To our General Manager and MFA staff, my heartfelt thanks for your exceptional work, dedication, and professionalism. Your tireless efforts off the field ensure that our competitions, development
programs, and community initiatives run seamlessly and continue to deliver meaningful outcomes for all participants.
To my fellow Board of Directors, thank you for your continued leadership, vision, and governance. Your strategic direction and commitment have been instrumental in ensuring the Association remains strong, sustainable, and forward-thinking.
Our partnerships with sponsors and community partners, including The Wests Group Macarthur, GIOCA, Deploy Football, and Marsdens Law Group, remain vital to the success of our competitions, programs, and community outreach. Your ongoing investment in our game and belief in our mission are deeply appreciated.
Throughout the year, numerous charity and community initiatives led by our Association, member clubs, and supporters showcased football’s power to make a positive difference beyond the pitch. From fundraising events and youth engagement initiatives to Women in Football Week and local outreach programs, the generosity and spirit of our football family have once again enriched our broader community. Football continues to prove that it is more than just a game.
Together, we have upheld the values of fair play, respect, and inclusivity that make football such a powerful and unifying sport. As we look ahead to another exciting season, I am confident that with your continued support and commitment, we will reach even greater heights, both on and off the field.
Thank you once again to everyone who has contributed to another remarkable year for the Macarthur Football Association.
MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
2025 was a year of growth, achievement, and community connection for the Macarthur Football Association, marked by record participation, new competitions, and continued progress in player development and facility improvement.
As we conclude another successful year at the Macarthur Football Association, I am proud to reflect on the many milestones that continue to strengthen our game and our community. Our Association’s collective achievements are a testament to the dedication of our clubs, volunteers, players, and partners who make football thrive across the Macarthur region.
This year, MiniRoos participation reached an impressive 7,546 players, demonstrating the continued growth and appeal of grassroots football in our community. Across all competitions, player engagement remains strong, and we continue to build an inclusive environment where everyone has the opportunity to play, develop, and belong.
Our Wests Group Macarthur M League competition flourished with 10 teams across the Men’s, Women’s, and Colts divisions. The GIOCA MSAP League provided a valuable platform for player development.
The introduction of our Deploy Macarthur Youth League (MYL) has been another key highlight, delivering a high-quality Division 1 competition for our local players. Congratulations to Eschol Park U15s, who proudly represented our Association as runners-up in the Champion of Champions tournament.
Our TDP program also achieved outstanding success, with a record number of players selected into NPL programs, a reflection of the quality coaching and development pathways that continue to strengthen within MFA.
This year saw the completion of the Lynwood Park resurfacing works, ensuring a first-class facility for our competitions and representative programs. We also launched the West Group Macarthur Cup Series, providing free access to football programs and advancing our goal of making football accessible for all.
We celebrated several important club milestones, including the 50th anniversaries of Appin United FC, Campbelltown Uniting Church SC, and Narellan Rangers SC, remarkable achievements that speak to decades of community spirit and dedication.
As we close the final year of our five-year Strategic Plan, we reflect proudly on the progress made and look forward to the next phase of growth and innovation for football in the Macarthur region. Our vision remains focused on sustainable development, inclusive participation, and high-quality football experiences for all.
We are fortunate to have the continued support of our community partners. A special thank you to our three Mayors, Outgoing Mayor Ashleigh Cagney and Incoming Mayor Therese Fedeli (Camden), Darcy Lound (Campbelltown), and Matt Gould (Wollondilly), along with councillors and council staff, for their collaboration and support of our 26 clubs.
Our sincere appreciation also goes to West Group Macarthur for their ongoing partnership and efforts in making football more accessible to all, and to our valued sponsors, GIOCA, Deploy, and WT Sports and Recognition, for their commitment to our competitions and programs.
I would like to personally thank the MFA Board of Directors for their unwavering support of our Strategic Plan and vision in 2025. It has been an honour working alongside you to implement meaningful change within our association through your tireless dedication and leadership.
Finally, to my incredible MFA team in the office — your commitment, professionalism, and passion for football have made 2025 another successful year. Your efforts ensure that our association continues to grow stronger and deliver outstanding outcomes for our football community.
As we look to the year ahead, we do so with optimism, pride, and a shared commitment to providing the best possible football experiences for our players, coaches, referees, and clubs.
2025 AGM AGENDA
to be held at Ottimo House, 205 Campbelltown Road, Denham Court on Monday, 3 November 2025 at 7pm.
1. Opening
2. Apologies
3. Confirm the minutes of the 2024 Annual General Meeting
4. Receive the 2025 Annual Report
5. Receive the Association’s financial statements for the previous financial year
6. Receive the Auditor’s Report
a) motion to sign and send the annual statements to the Office of Fair
7. Appointment of the Association Auditor
8. Appreciation Awards – Club Members
9. Appointment of Patrons (if any)
10. Elections
a) Appoint Returning Officer and 2 x vote counters
b) Appoint 2 x Scrutineers
c) Elect the following Director Positions:
i) One (1) x MFA Chairperson (two-year term)
ii) One (1) x MFA Financial Controller (two-year term)
iii) Two (2) x Association Directors (two-year term)
d) Elect the Following Committee Positions:
i) A maximum of eight (8) Competition Management Committee
ii) A maximum of seven (7) Appeals Committee Positions
11. Recommendations for Life Membership (if any), which requires approval by 75% or more of the members
12. Club Championship Awards
13. Close Trading Positions
2024 AGM MINUTES
Minutes of Meeting
Macarthur Football Association Inc.
Annual General Meeting
Ottimo House
Monday, 4 November 2024
OPENING
Call to Order
The Chairperson (Peter Kovacsics) opened the meeting at 7.14 p.m. and welcomed MFA members, Staff, Directors, CMC and other Committee members, Representative team delegates and Club Presidents/Committee members.
Peter also acknowledged life member Greg Wyer who is currently battling illness.
Attendance
As per Attendance Register. 49 eligible voting members present.
Apologies
Alan Dudley, Glenn Armstrong, Richard Whicker, David Ahern, Steve Goodwin, Jenny Mazuran and Greg Wyer (Life Members) and Michelle Nieass (CMC).
1. CONFIRM THE MINUTES OF THE 2023 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
MOTION: The Minutes of the 2023 Annual General Meeting be received and adopted as printed in the 2024 Annual Report.
Moved Kerrie Gale (Life Member), seconded CUC.
Carried
Business Arising – ESC questioned what the vote on patrons from last years AGM? Unanimous vote from the floor.
2. RECEIVE THE 2024 ANNUAL REPORT
MOTION: The 2024 Annual Report be received and adopted.
Moved John Gale (Life Member), seconded OPR
Carried
Business Arising - ESC questioned the reason behind the change in how the Female Participation ladder is reported.
3. RECEIVE THE ASSOCIATION’S FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PREVIOUS FINANCIAL YEAR
MOTION: We receive the Association’s Financial Statements for the previous financial year.
Moved RUS, seconded Ralph Martin (Life Member)
Rob Milne gave an overview of the report.
ESC – Can you confirm what period the FNSW insurance covers?
PB - Will get written confirmation, but from 1 November to last game played.
CAM - Why did the line marking expenses incease?
PB - More player development programs being run resulting in more fields being used.
Rob Milne thanked our bookkeeper Rob Laws who goes above and beyond for the Association. Carried
4. RECEIVE THE AUDITOR’S REPORT
MOTION: We receive the Auditor’s Report.
Moved Kerrie Gale (Life Member), seconded GSC
Carried
MOTION: Sign and send the annual statements to the Office of Fair Trading.
Moved BRA, seconded GSC
Carried
5. APPOINTMENT OF THE ASSOCIATION AUDITOR
MOTION: Accountcorp be appointed as the Association Auditor.
Moved ESC, seconded John Gale (Life Member)
Carried
6. APPRECIATION AWARDS – CLUB MEMBERS
Honour Roll trophies were presented to clubs.
Paul Bertolissio presented Appreciation Awards to club members:
Kim Scott (STM)
Jason Brooks (STM)
Football NSW Award Recipients were recognised
Jared Lazarus - Recognition Award
Darcy Lound - State Award
Peter Kovacsics thanked Ashleigh Cagney for her work and support on the board as she stepped down from her position.
7. APPOINTMENT OF PATRONS
Peter Kovascis spoke to the changes around patrons, the board decided based on club feedback and state legislation, that all politicians have been removed as patrons. Moving forward the aim is to appoint local community members as patrons.
MOTION: To appoint the following individuals as Patrons of the MFA for the 2025 Season:
Jim Marsden (Marsdens Law Group)
Carried
8. APPOINT RETURNING OFFICER:
Returning Officer: - Steve Carroll (MFA).
Two Vote Counters were Paul Bertolissio (MFA) and Keeley Taylor (WIL). Scrutineers were Kevin Guardado Amaya (MFA) and Jared Lazarus. Steve took the chair, and the outgoing Board Directors left the front table.
Remaining board members declared interests
Rahul Lachman - Marsdens Law Group and U6 Coach with GSC
Peter Kovacsics - Contract work for the MFA
Colin Campbell - Ruse FC secretary and life member
9. ELECT THE FOLLOWING DIRECTOR POSITIONS:
a) CMC Director (two-year term)
Nomination from Les Cox, Lauren Donovan and Steve Holzer. All nominee spoke to their interests and experience. Steve H declared his interest as President at NAR.
Les Cox is elected, receiving 26 votes.
Laren Donovan 19 votes
Steve Holzer 4 votes
b) Three (3) x Association Directors (two-year term)
Nominations from Nathan Cameron, Renato Cocchietto, Lex Cox (withdrawn due to CMC position), Renee Debenedetti, Lauren Donovan, Michael Gowing, Steve Holzer, Ian Kelly, Ralph Martin (withdrawn) and Warwick Sidman.
All nominees spoke to their interests and experience.
Ian Kelly is elected, receiving 26 votes, casual vacancies for the remaining 2 positions due to no other nominee reaching the minimum votes needed.
10. ELECT THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEE POSITIONS:
a) Up to a maximum of eight (8) Competition Management Committee Positions. Nominations include Lorna Graham and Dale Hodgson.
Lorna withdrew her nomination.
Members asked to cast their votes.
Dale recieved 32 votes and will be on the competition management committee for the 2025 season.
Steve asked if there were any nominations from the floor. NIL.
CMC Director, Les Cox and the CMC Committee will try to fill the seven (7) vacancies.
b) Up to a maximum of seven (7) Appeals Committee Positions
Nominations include Lorna Graham, Michael Gowing, Natasha Gomes and Ralph Martin. All nominees spoke and received more than 50% of votes, and will join the appeals committee for 2025 Nominations from the floor.
Michael Winter- Accepted
Steve asked if this vote could be a show of hands.
Agreed by show of hands.
Michael elected to the appeals committee for 2025.
Michael McKnight- Declined
Nathan Hawthorne- Accepted
Nathan elected to the appeals committee for 2025
One (1) casual vacancies remain for the Appeals committee.
Steve recalled newly elected Board members to the front table.
MOTION : To destroy all voting papers.
Moved Kerrie Gale, seconded ING
Carried
11. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS
Peter Kovacsics presented Club Championship Awards: Junior Club of the Year was presented to NAR. Female Club of the Year was presented to OPR.
Club of the Year for clubs with less than 500 registered participants was presented to PIC. Overall Club Championship was presented to NAR.
Peter closed the AGM at 9.21 p.m., wishing everyone a Safe and Happy Christmas.
The 2025 season was another record-breaking year for the Macarthur Football Association, with total player registrations rising to 12,911, a 3% increase driven by strong MiniRoos growth and record female participation. Team and competition numbers also reached all-time highs, reflecting the continued expansion of football across the region. Despite challenges with new registration systems and wet-weather interruptions, the season highlighted the resilience and passion of our clubs, volunteers, and football community.
RECORD BREAKING YEAR (AGAIN)
Football participation in the Macarthur District experienced steady growth in 2025, marking another successful year in player engagement.
Notably, the MiniRoos age groups demonstrated strong growth, effectively balancing the decline observed in All-Age registrations.
Player Numbers
Commensurate with 2024 results, but significant growth in younger age groups. A total of 12,911 players registered to play football in 2025. This represented growth of 398 players or 3% on the 2024 registrations.
Underpinning this growth was the 9% increase in MiniRoos numbers (to 6,723 – record result). Junior registrations were in line with last year at 3,153 (0.2% increase).
Senior numbers continued the slide in numbers that were witnessed last season, falling 8% to 3,035 players. In looking to dissect a reason for the decline, we do believe that the introduction of the upfront payment requirement in the new Play Football registration program had some bearing, as we received a lot of negative feedback upon its release. Cost of living pressures would have also had an impact as the nation deals with significant increases in housing, food, and utilities, impacting household budgets across the country.
Despite the decrease, the 2025 All Age numbers are only 6 players short of the 10-year average of 3,041, and we envisage a stabilisation of these numbers in the short-term, with long-term growth anticipated as both the economy improves, coupled with the ever-increasing population growth within our three Local government areas.
Female Participation: Further Growth
Female participation continued its upward trajectory in 2025, surpassing the previous year’s figures total of 2,646 by 242 participants, resulting in total numbers of 2,888 (+242 or 8%). This figure represents the highest actual number of female participants within the MFA.
As per the theme seen in overall player registrations, the significant growth in MiniRoos numbers (+505 or 28%) clearly offset the reduction of numbers witnessed in both the Junior and Senior categories:
Females now represent 24% of total registrations, up from 21% in 2024.
Team Numbers: Record Numbers
As expected with the increase seen in player numbers, team numbers grew to a total of 1,077 (+ 64 or + 6%) – the highest number of teams ever in any one MFA season.
For information, team numbers have increased by a staggering 25% over the last 10 years.
Competitions: Continues to Grow
There were 123 competitions provided in 2025 – another year-on-year record.
Total matches provided were 9,739
The Season Challenges and Highlights
The 2025 season commenced with several operational challenges following the introduction of the new Play Football Registration system.
The system experienced several issues, making the registration process for playing football more complicated than intended for members.
These issues were compounded by the lack of player data transferring across to the Squadi platform (our competition system), which made life very challenging for the Club registrars to build their teams ahead of the season commencement.
These challenges were significantly magnified at the Association level, creating challenges with the grading process and draw creation, to name just two, whilst at the same time addressing a high volume of member inquiries, which underscored the need for improved system integration and support.
Whilst certain enhancements were made in the system during the year, we can only hope that all issues will have been ironed out before the 2026 registration window opens.
There were the usual wet-weather interruptions; however, we were able to utilise the June long weekend for the early washed-out round, but disappointingly wet weather returned in the final two weeks of competition, resulting in the loss of one full round of football, plus the forfeiture of the 2025 Mini Gala Days.
All other wet-weather-affected matches were rescheduled throughout the year.
2025 saw the introduction of the MYL (Macarthur Youth League) Division 1 competitions and the inaugural year of these competitions proved to be successful. The introduction of these competitions saw the cessation of the Super League concept and allowed the MFA to offer its own standalone Division 1 competitions. Based on the feedback, we are expecting growth in team nominations within the MYL competitions moving forward.
The MSAP competitions were enhanced bringing in the U10 Girls MSAP competition.
The MSAP participation was significantly high, catering for 63 teams across the 5 competitions. There will be changes occurring to MSAP in 2026 which will include the introduction of an U12 MSAP competition following the move from being competition based to small-sided matches which aligns us with the Football NSW development strategies that have been in place for several years now.
The MFA introduced a new Grand Final scheduling concept in 2025 whereby all Junior teams, regardless of division, were provided with Grand Finals on both Lynwood Stadium and Nott Oval.
Feedback regarding this initiative was overwhelmingly positive and we will see this concept continue for the 2026 Grand Finals.
Speaking of the Grand Finals, we would like to thank all teams for making the events highly successful and we would also like to acknowledge the tremendous support received from both the Narellan Rangers for hosting at Nott Oval and Campbelltown Uniting Church for hosting at Lynwood,
Continuing with our thanks, a big thank you is extended to our hardworking volunteers (Board and staff), who assisted at each of the Grand Final venues over both weekends.
M-League
The M-League competitions again proved very competitive, but ultimately the season really belonged to the Narellan Rangers Club who secured the very first “clean-sweep” in the Men's Championship games, running out victors in the M-League 1sts, M-League Reserves and M-League Colts and finishing runner-up in the Women's M-League – a significant achievement that may be hard to emulate in the years to come.
Grade
Colts Narellan Rangers SC Narellan Rangers SC Oran Park Rovers FC their dedication to delivering a high-quality experience at each venue was sincerely appreciated.
Men Reserve Grade Oran Park Rovers FC Narellan Rangers SC Mt Annan FC
New Clubs Hit the Ground Running
This year two new Clubs joined the MFA, Wilton Warriors and FC Bardia.
Both Clubs performed exceptionally well for first-year Clubs with FC Bardia securing the U13 Boys Div 4 Premiership, and the All-Age Men's Div 10 Championship.
Wilton Warriors won the Premiership and Championship in the Over 35/5 Maroon competition and secured Championships in the Under 13 Girls Div 2 and the All-Aged Men 7 competitions.
Thank You
In closing, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the Board of the MFA, the MFA General Manager, and the entire MFA staff for their dedication and support during 2025.
I take this opportunity to also pass on my thanks to all the MFA member clubs and their volunteers within each club for their support, understanding, and commitment to the MFA and the game of football. The continued success of our competitions is a direct result of the unwavering commitment and contributions of these individuals.
The 2025 season marked significant growth in coach and player development across Macarthur, with new programs like the Talent Development Program and Girls Association Program complementing established pathways such as the ADP and Rams Academy. Expanded coach education, new resources, and strong participation reflected a thriving football community focused on continuous improvement and preparing for even greater success in 2026.
In what has been a year of transition and evolution, the strategic focus of Coach and Player Development has been continued and added to with the previously laid foundations of ongoing growth across the Macarthur region. With refinements on previously established programs, as well as the introduction of several exciting new initiatives, it has been a great year of growth and development across all levels of the game. Looking ahead to 2026, it promises to be another positive year with the further establishment and execution of a number of initiatives, and the participation levels, and the quality of football in Macarthur only expected to grow even further.
Coach Development
Coach Education Courses and Workshops
This year continued the progressive introduction of the new Football Australia Coaching Pathway, primarily inclusive of community coaching course options, the Foundation of Football (FOF) and the MiniRoos Certificate. Across 2025 so far, we have delivered 7 Foundation of Football courses, 6 MiniRoos Certificate courses as well as a further 6 Game Leader (Junior Referee) courses. In the advanced pathway, we delivered one C Diploma in early 2025 and we have a further two (and potentially three) planned to be delivered over the 2025/26 Coach Education season. The 2025 course delivery was supported with the delivery of 3 Continued Professional Development (CPD) workshops - 2 Grassroots CPD workshops and 1 Advanced CPD workshop.
The above work was delivered primarily by MFA Community Coach Development Officer, Rod Henderson. His passion and ongoing contribution to community coach development ensured the highest quality of delivery and education for our coaches in the Macarthur region. He continually went above and beyond to ensure that coaches were supported not only on the course, but with follow-ups in their own environments.
In 2026, we will add to our catalogue of courses/ workshops with specific offerings designed to better support coaches working in the Macarthur SAP League (MSAP: U8-U12) and Macarthur Youth League (MYL: U13-U18) age groups. Additionally, with a suite of workshops available for delivery, the number of courses/ workshops delivered promises to grow even further in both the grassroots and advanced coaching spaces.
MFA Coaching Spotlight
Across the course of the 2025 season, we conducted our “MFA Coaching Spotlight” which was designed as a series to highlight a range of coaches who work in the youth development space (anywhere from MiniRoos to Youth football). This took the form of a series of articles that were posted on our social media and website that highlighted the work of coaches in club environments to both promote grassroots coaches and the work they are doing, as well as to create female coaching role models. In 2025, we were able to complete visits with 16 Macarthur clubs who nominated 1 female and 1 male coach to highlight within their club. We were proud to share the
various stories of our MFA coaching community and will look forward to continuing this feature in 2026.
MFA Coaches Resources Hub
Throughout the 2025 season, we were able to progressively develop the MFA Coaches Resource Hub with dedicated resources provided to support coaches working with players of all age groups. This was inclusive of coaching guides, example session plans and a “create your own session” resource with a full library of activities available for coaches to access for delivering MiniRoos (U5U12), MSAP (U8-U12) and 11v11 Football (U13+) age group sessions. The resource also included some Goalkeeping resources.
This again will be further added to in 2026 with the addition of further dedicated resources to specifically support our MSAP and MYL league/ competition coaches.
Player Development
In 2025, our player development programs have been able to reach a total of 762 players. This is inclusive of our newly introduced Macarthur Talent Development Program (TDP) and our Girls Association Program (GAP), as well our established Association Development Program (ADP) and Macarthur Rams Academy. This in addition to our exciting West Group Macarthur Cup and Gala Day Series which involved 120+ teams and 900+ participants across the two weeks.
Macarthur Talent Development Program
2025 saw the introduction of our Macarthur Talent Development Program (TDP) which was designed as a specific program to bridge the gap between grassroots football and representative football. By providing a high-performance environment for the best players of grassroots football, the TDP has served as additional high-quality training and games for club-based players. The TDP has therefore become an individual player development focused program to strengthen club football, and as a talent identification process to strengthen player pathways and representative football in the region. The program includes approximately 160 players across the 9 development squads offered. Excitingly, our first term – delivered in Term 3 2025 – has already seen the progression of 43 players into various representative football opportunities, inclusive of Junior Development Leagues (JDL), Girls Junior Development League (GJDL) and National Premier League (NPL) Youth pathway clubs. Many of these players progressed directly through the TDP with games played against local representative clubs, Macarthur Rams and Camden Tigers, becoming talent identification opportunities for the clubs. Now entering into its second term – Term 4 2025 – we are excited for the continued development of the program and further progression opportunities available for the best players within our grassroots football leagues and competitions
Association Development Program (ADP) and Macarthur Rams Academy
Sitting at the base of our player development pathway, the Association Development Program (ADP) has continued to play its role as the community player development offering with programs delivered across all three Macarthur regions – Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly. This has been supported with the elite training offering, the Macarthur Rams Academy, which has been delivered alongside our ADP for much of 2025 in a move designed to support a greater alignment of our player pathways. We have had a number of player pathway success stories to share. The most prominent example being of two girls from Camden Tigers, Ava Wall and Ayla Galea. Throughout 2025, they progressed from our ADP in Term 1, to Rams Academy in Term 2, and into our TDP in Term 3. Since, Ayla has gone on to achieve selection for Macarthur Rams GJDL and Western Sydney Wanderers Development Squads, and Ava has been selected into Camden Tigers GJDL squads for 2026. There are several more stories of similar success.
Girls Association Program (GAP)
As a new initiative for Term 4 2025, the Girls Association Program (GAP) is specifically designed to encourage more young girls to be involved and playing football. The program is particularly aimed at bridging/ closing the "GAP" in female participation and retention rates and removing the barriers to participation for young girls to play football. We have been excited to launch this program and welcome girls of all abilities, current players or new to football, to join with 54 young girls already registered to the program.
This will no doubt continue to grow and build as we look forward to the further expansion and delivery of the GAP initiative across our wider Macarthur region in 2026.
Macarthur SAP (MSAP) League and Macarthur Youth League (MYL) 2025 saw the further growth of our MSAP and MYL competitions with the standard of games and the quality of players raised to another level. A new licencing application system was introduced for MSAP with specific criteria around coaching qualifications, coach and club development strategies, as well as female football development. For 2026, this will be expanded upon further various initiatives, as well as the introduction of a licencing application system also for the MYL. It promises to be another year of growth with better support in coach and player development for our MSAP and MYL.
Macarthur Cup
Our West Group Macarthur Cup and Gala Day Series was delivered in the July school holidays 2025 and involved 120+ teams and 900+ participants across the two weeks. In what was a mixture of competitive football in our Macarthur Cup, and a fun and friendly festival of football in our Macarthur Gala Day Series, it was a great show of football spirit and community here in our Macarthur region. We are very much looking forward to making this an even bigger and better offering in 2026.
Looking ahead to 2026, it promises to be a continuation of the ongoing development and growth of football here in Macarthur with the build on established initiatives as well as the introduction of several new player and coach development offerings. A massive thank you to all the clubs, coaches and volunteers for your work in 2025 and we can’t wait to do it all again in 2026 and help push our game to even higher standards.
MARKETING & MAJOR EVENTS MARKETING & MAJOR EVENTS
2025 was a year of growth and innovation for Macarthur Football Association’s marketing, communications, and events. Our focus remained on engaging our football community, strengthening sponsor partnerships, and expanding brand visibility across digital platforms, grassroots clubs, and major occasions. From season launches and community activations to showcase matches and awards nights, each event played a key role in celebrating our players, clubs, and community. Through a mix of strategic campaigns, storytelling, and on-theground delivery, we continued to build pride in the Macarthur football identity.
The M-League reached new heights in 2025 with the introduction of a new streaming contractor and the addition of dedicated media nights for all clubs. This delivered higher quality match broadcasts, professional player imagery, and more engaging social media content, showcasing the competition at a professional standard while boosting community engagement and sponsor value.
Mac the Ram Becomes a Community Favourite
The 2025 Wests Group Macarthur Cup Series brought together more than 120 teams across six days of football, supported by our new naming rights partner Wests Group Macarthur. Marketing and media for the tournament included live social coverage, recap reels, and targeted EDMs, generating thousands of engagements and strong reach across MFA channels. Beyond the numbers, the presence of Mac the Ram on-site and branded giveaways for all players helped bring the event to life and leave a lasting impression on families.
TOP PERFORMERS
MAJOR EVENTS
M-League Season Launch
Tuesday 18 March, Wests League Club
The 2025 Wests Group Macarthur M-League season was officially launched at Wests League Club, bringing together clubs, players, sponsors, and partners. The event set the tone for an exciting year of local football, showcasing the competition’s professionalism and community spirit.
Presidents vs Referees Charity Match
Tuesday 18 March, Lynwood Park
The annual Presidents vs Referees Charity Match once again raised funds and awareness for Kids of Macarthur Health Foundation. In a spirited contest, the Presidents claimed victory 3-1 with football leaders and match officials putting on a great display of entertainment and community spirit.
Macarthur Cup & Gala Day Series
July School Holidays, Lynwood Park
The Wests Group Macarthur Cup and Gala Day Series brought together more than 120 teams, with U8–U12 tournaments and U5–U7 gala days. It was the first year with Wests Group Macarthur as naming rights partner, and the event was highlighted by Mac the Ram presenting trophies and engaging with young players and families.
Community Season Launch
Tuesday 1 April, Lakeside Golf Club
Our annual Community Season Launch at Lakeside Golf Club celebrated the start of the grassroots season with representatives from all member clubs. The event highlighted MFA’s ongoing commitment to supporting players, coaches, referees, and volunteers across the region.
M-League Awards Night
Wednesday 10 September, Wests Leagues Club
The 2025 Wests Group Macarthur M-League Awards Night once again served as the pinnacle celebration of the season, recognising the achievements of players, coaches, referees, and clubs. Held at Wests League Club Leumeah, the evening featured awards including Golden Boot, Goalkeeper of the Year, Referee of the Year, and Player of the Year, and highlighted the growth and professionalism of the competition.
All Stars Showcase Matches
Saturday 27 September, Lynwood Park
2025 marked the inaugural M-League vs NPL All Stars Showcase, with the NPL All Stars sides made up of players from Macarthur Rams FC and Camden Tigers FC. The matches gave M-League players the chance to test themselves against high-level local opposition and quickly established the event as a new highlight to the conclusion of the season.
PATHWAYS & PERFORMANCE PATHWAYS & PERFORMANCE
JDL AND AYL PROGRAM
CAMDEN TIGERS FC
JDL & AYL REPORT
JDL
The MFA Junior Development League (JDL) continues to provide a high-quality technical and tactical development pathway for players aged 9–12 within the Macarthur region. The 2025 season further strengthened our focus on individual player development, game understanding, and fostering a positive, professional football culture that aligns with Football Australia’s National Curriculum and Core Skills Framework.
Key Highlights
Technical and Tactical Growth: Players demonstrated noticeable improvement across all core skill areas. Striking the ball, first touch, running with the ball, and 1v1 moments. Training cycles focused on decision-making, positional play, and small-sided game application.
Coach Development: The coaching group engaged in ongoing mentoring sessions, video analysis workshops, and shared session planning, ensuring alignment across all age groups.
Player Identification and Progression: Several MFA JDL players progressed into NPL environments, reflecting the strength of the program as a genuine feeder pathway.
Competition and Engagement: MFA JDL squads participated in high-quality match fixtures against strong clubs, providing players with challenging, enjoyable football experiences that replicated elite game demands.
Culture and Standards: The emphasis remained on developing the person before the player. The program instilled values of accountability, teamwork, and resilience, core traits that underpin longterm success in football and life.
2026 Focus Areas
Further alignment with Rams JDL & Youth programs to create a unified player pathway. Introduce an earlier retention process to provide players and families with clarity while ensuring talented players remain within the Macarthur pathway. Refine the trial process by offering more available dates, regulating the number of trialists, and ensuring larger field spacing to create a smoother and more organised experience for players and coaches.
Continued investment in coach education and mentoring.
Enhanced player monitoring through structured feedback and individual development plans. Expanding partnerships with local clubs and schools to widen our player catchment.
A special thank you to our coaching staff, parents, and MFA leadership for their continued support. The collective effort of everyone involved ensures that the JDL program continues to thrive as a benchmark for youth development in the region.
AYL
The 2025 season marked the final year of the Association Youth League (AYL) program under the Macarthur Football Association. The conclusion of the program closed a significant chapter in the association’s player development structure, which has played a vital role in identifying and nurturing young football talent across the region.
Throughout the final season, the program continued to uphold the high standards that have defined its success in recent years. The focus remained on developing technically proficient, tactically intelligent, and resilient players within a professional and supportive environment.
On the field, teams across all age groups delivered strong performances and demonstrated consistent improvement. The Under 14s narrowly missed finals qualification on goal difference, while both the Under 15s and Under 16s finished fifth, just outside the top four. The Under 18s progressed to the finals series, defeating the minor premiers Western FC in the semi-final before narrowly missing out on the Championship in a penalty shootout against Manly.
While results were impressive, the program’s greatest achievement was the continued progression of players to higher levels of football. Fourteen players from the U13–U15 squads advanced into National Premier Leagues (NPL) clubs during the season, highlighting the program’s effectiveness in preparing athletes for elite competition. This outcome reflects the program’s strong emphasis on technical development, discipline, and performance standards that have long defined the AYL framework.
The dedication and professionalism of the coaching staff throughout the season were central to maintaining the program’s success and ensuring a positive conclusion to its legacy within Macarthur Football Association. Their collective commitment created an environment that prioritised learning, growth, and long-term player development.
As the AYL era concludes, its legacy remains one of excellence, opportunity, and achievement. The program has contributed significantly to the football landscape in the Macarthur region, providing a strong foundation for future development initiatives that will continue to support talented young players in their progression through the game.
JDL & AYL CONVENOR: SIA SAINSBURY
JDL TECHNICAL LEAD: JAYDEN BARNA
AYL TECHNICAL LEAD: BRENDAN SAMMUT
GOALKEEPER COACH: BAILEY MILES
COACH: CODY SAINSBURY
ASSISTANT COACH: PHILIP WATMORE
MANAGER: KERRY-LEE SAWYER
COACHES AWARD: ISAAC POWNELL
PLAYERS PLAYER: XAVIER LOBO
COACH: JAYDEN BARNA
MANAGER: TRINETTE COOLEY
COACHES AWARD: PAUL MCKAY
PLAYERS PLAYER: GABRIEL USECHE PEREA
COACH: ROBERT GALEA
ASSISTANT COACH: MARK STECK
MANAGER: YASMIN LUKE
COACHES AWARD: RYAN STOCKEN
PLAYERS PLAYER: MAXLYN LUKE
COACH: OWEN MOSSMAN
ASSISTANT COACH: MATTHEW SAWTELL
MANAGER: ANDREW SIMPSON
COACHES AWARD: ANISH POUDEL
PLAYERS PLAYER: CHRISTIAN CASSISI
COACH: CONNOR PRICE
ASSISTANT COACH: PHILIP PRICE
MANAGER: DAVID FUENTES
COACHES AWARD: JAYCE ROBERTS
PLAYERS PLAYER: BLAKE FOREMAN
COACH: CRAIG COOLEY
ASSISTANT COACH: CODY SAINSBURY
MANAGER: CHONTELLE SCRINE
COACHES AWARD: JULIAN SANCHEZ
PLAYERS PLAYER: LACHLAN SCRINE
COACH: EDDY ATHANASSIOU
ASSISTANT COACH: PETER BLAND
MANAGER: CLINTON HALKYARD
COACHES AWARD: OMAR MIRAKHOR
PLAYERS PLAYER: RYAN WALL
COACH: JAYDEN LAZARUS
ASSISTANT COACH: SIMON RHODES
MANAGER: CAMILA MATELUNA
COACHES AWARD: COOPER PALMER
PLAYERS PLAYER: ALEX SANCHEZ
COACH: BRENDAN SAMMUT
MANAGER: DAVID SELVON
COACHES AWARD: RYDA MILLS
PLAYERS PLAYER: JAKE CHARLTON-NELSON
ALESSANDRO AGOSTINO
LUAL BOL
MARCO BRADLEY
ANDREA COSENTINO
LACHLAN CRISP
SILVANO D’ALESSANDRO
LORENZO FUENTES
ARLO GALEA
ARIAN HALL
MAXLYN LUKE
ANTONIO MEOUSHY
CONNOR NAIR
HUDSON NORTON
LEO SMALL
LOUIS STECK
RYAN STOCKEN
KHALIL AYSHAN
MADDEN BALL
SEBASTIAN BARRETT-VIZCAINO
LEVI BENNELL
NATHAN BRAITHWAITE
GABRIEL MAN CHINGUNO
LEOLEO EADE-HARRIMAN
LOUIS GALEA
XAVIER HALKYARD
ISAAC JACKSON
OLIVER LIN
XAVIER LOBO
ISAAC PARAGALLI
HENLEY PEREIRA
OLIVER PICA
ISAAC POWNELL
SAMUEL RANGA
BRODY ROWE
CONOR RYAN
LEVI WATMORE
PAUL MCKAY
NAEEM MHAICHE
CAMERON MICALLEF
HEATH NATTER
ZANE OGLE
ISAAC RADI
DANIEL RUISI
KRISTIAN STOJIC
ALY TAMER
KALEB TASKER
GABRIEL USECHE
ELIJAH YELDA
NICHOLAS ZISSIMOPOULOS
LACHLAN ALDRED
JOHN BOULOS
LEVI CARR
TOBY DIGGER
BLAKE FOREMAN
MITCHELL FUENTES
LUCAS GEORGE
OLLI HAMES
MITCHELL MCCELLAND
BENJAMIN MIFSUD
AARUSH NAIR
ILIAS ORFALI
ALEXANDER RIPEPI
JAYCE ROBERTS
KAI ROBERTS
TUIL SAMUEL
LUCAS SCARONE
ROWAN SMYLIE
YASHA UWIMANA
OSCAR BORG
XAVIER CLARKE
CALLUM COOLEY
KADAN FAULKS
MAX FLEMING
CHARLIE HALL
AHMED HUSSEIN
LIO KREMMER
ETHAN LAMMOND
JONATHAN MATTA
RYLAN MILLER
JAYDEN QERYAQOOS
JULIAN SANCHEZ
LACHLAN SCRINE
LIAM TASKER
LIAM TAX
OSCAR VAN DER WEEGEN
ADIYAN AHMED
AARON ANAND
DYLAN ARTEAGA-LOPEZ
ISSAC ATHANASSIOU
DYLAN BLAND
JOSHUA BUGEJA
AIDEN CAMERON
DOMENIC DI-FILIPPO
OLIVER HALKYARD
DEKLIN HUTCHINSON
OMAR MIRAKHOR
TRISTAN MOSSMAN
NIRAV PRAKASH
ETHAN RAMA
DOMENIC RINALDI
ISAAC SALEH
RYAN WALL
FABIAN BAKULIC
RYLAN BARRY
GABRIEL BENITEZ
ARJUN DAS
CAMERON DIXON
JOSHUA EL-TERS
BROCK GALVIN
JOSHUA KOHLER
COOPER PALMER
JAVIER PENA TORO
MAKSIM PETROVIC
UNNAV RANA
VARUN RANE
ALEX SANCHEZ
SHEIK ANEEQ SHABEEN
KUNSANG TAMANG
RAYDEN (REYARTH) UPADHYAY
GABRIEL VARENICA
AIDAN ABOLA
JOSHUA BIANCHI
HUGH BROWNE
JAKE CHARLTON-NELSON
DAMON CURRAN
ROBERT JUNIOR HOLMES
ZAIN JULIUS
BRODIE LAZARUS
RYDA MILLS
KALEM MOHD AZREE
CHRISTIAN NORWOOD
HARRY RHODES
NATHAN SALTER
ISZAC SAMMUT
NOAH SELVON
BIRBEANT SINGH
MARCUS SPIROU
ALEXANDER TYROKOMOS
ALEJANDRO USECHE
JAYLEN XUEREB
MACARTHUR RAMS FC
The year 2025 was a challenging yet successful year for all our programs.
Our mixed JDL program was very successful on the park, outplaying some of the best clubs in the FNSW junior development league. The development pathway for our best local young talent continued with 16 players being retained in our U13s for the 2026 season.
Our Girls JDL program continues to grow from strength to strength, with all teams competing against some of the best clubs in NSW. We had one of our U13 Girls selected into the Western Sydney Wanderers A-League club and all other players retained into our U14s youth league squad for the 2026 season.
Our Mixed Youth League 13-18’s were again dominant in 2025, finishing 3rd in the club championship, only 4 points from being promoted.
This program continues to be one of NSW's best youth programs, with its success in creating players for A League clubs. This year, we saw 6 players selected for Sydney FC, Western Sydney Wanderers and our very own local Macarthur FC. Some of these players were also selected for NSW teams for the Australian Championships at Coffs Harbour. Our retention and stability of our coaching staff will see this program continue to develop the best local talent.
Our Girls Youth League 14-18’s improved again from 2024, where we saw our best young players given opportunities to develop by playing up into older age groups. This program has seen a big improvement over the last 2 seasons with a shifted focus on player development rather than results. The results are evident with 4 U16 players making 1st Grade debuts in the 2025 season.
Our Senior Men had a disappointing year with a very slow start to the season, but with some changes mid-season, they were able to gather momentum and finish the 2nd half of the season strong. We did however, showcase some of our best young talent with two 16 year olds making 1st Grade debuts. We look forward to 2026 with a newly appointed coach who can prepare our team for a successful season.
Our Senior women’s program had a challenging year on the park in results, with lots of injuries early on in the season. They did, however, recover very well and finish off strong. Our changed focus in this space paid dividends with 12 girls called up into national teams (Junior and Young Matildas), more than any other NPL club in Australia, showing that our development focus on the best young players is working. With this in mind, we look to 2026 for better results alongside development, our coaching stability should see us have a successful 2026 season.
I would like to thank our 2025 Macarthur Rams Board for all your efforts in making the season a success. We look forward to building on what we achieved this season and are excited about what the 2026 season will bring.
CAMDEN TIGERS FC NPL
The 2025 season marked a standout year for Camden Tigers FC, defined by success, progression, and continued investment in player development. Competing across multiple NPL divisions, the Tigers demonstrated both consistency and competitiveness, culminating in several championship titles and a well-earned promotion for the Boys Youth League program.
Boys Youth League (BYL)
Camden Tigers FC’s Boys Youth League enjoyed an exceptional campaign, finishing first in the Club Championship and securing promotion to League Two for the 2026 season. This remarkable outcome is a testament to the collective effort of the club’s coaching staff, players, and support network who have built a strong, development-driven environment over recent seasons.
Each age group contributed meaningfully to this achievement, with multiple teams earning championship honours and finals appearances:
Under 13s (BYL Champions)
The U13s displayed tremendous skill and composure throughout the season, finishing with silverware to cap off their debut year in the youth league. Their championship run showcased a balance of attacking flair and disciplined defence, setting a strong foundation for future success.
Under 14s (Undefeated Premiers and Runners-Up Champions)
One of the most dominant sides in their competition, the U14s completed the regular season undefeated, a rare and impressive feat. Their consistency and teamwork saw them crowned Premiers, while narrowly missing out on the championship title in a hard-fought final.
Under 15s (BYL Champions)
The U15s proved to be one of the club’s most determined teams, battling through tight contests to ultimately emerge as champions. Their resilience and cohesion were key factors in securing another piece of silverware for the club.
Under 16s – Semi-Finalists
The U16s reached the semi-finals after a strong regular season, demonstrating maturity and tactical awareness. Despite falling short of the final, their campaign was a clear sign of the club’s growing depth and competitiveness across all age groups.
The combined results of these teams propelled Camden Tigers FC to the top of the BYL Club Championship, marking the club’s most successful youth season to date. This success also confirms the club’s promotion to NPL League Two for 2026, a major milestone that highlights the program’s sustained growth and quality.
Girls Youth League (GYL)
The Girls Youth League program continued its development in 2025, finishing 13th in the Club Championship. While results varied across age groups, the season provided valuable experience for many players transitioning into competitive NPL football. The focus remained on building strong technical foundations, teamwork, and confidence within a supportive learning environment. The club’s commitment to fostering female participation continues to grow, with increased player numbers and pathway opportunities anticipated in 2026.
Senior Programs
Camden Tigers FC’s senior teams faced a challenging but constructive season as both squads continued to compete in highly competitive NPL environments.
Men’s First Grade (14th in the league)
The Men’s squad showed determination and improvement throughout the season despite mixed results. A series of narrow defeats against higher-ranked sides reflected a team on the verge of turning performances into consistent results. The club remains confident that the experience gained in 2025 will translate into stronger outcomes next year.
Women’s First Grade – 13th in the league
The Women’s First Grade team worked tirelessly to consolidate its position within the competition. The season provided opportunities for emerging youth players to gain senior experience, supporting the club’s broader strategy of developing homegrown talent and building squad depth for future campaigns.
The momentum from 2025 sets the stage for an exciting year ahead. In 2026, Camden Tigers FC will take part in the Mixed Junior Development League (MJDL) and Girls Junior Development League (GJDL) programs, introduced under a Football NSW licence to align the club with the state’s recognised development structure. These programs will see Camden Tigers compete against other Association JDL and NPL JDL teams from across New South Wales, representing an important step forward in strengthening the club’s pathway and expanding opportunities for youth across the Macarthur region.
The club’s achievements this season, particularly in the Boys Youth League, reflect years of dedicated work behind the scenes from coaches, volunteers, and administrators. Camden Tigers FC continues to represent the spirit of grassroots development meeting high-performance ambition, and 2025 will be remembered as a pivotal chapter in the club’s NPL journey.
AROUND THE GROUNDS AROUND THE GROUNDS
Macarthur Magic Special Needs FC
In 2025, Macarthur Magic proudly delivered our 13 season of Magic Soccer. We began in April with another record player registration number, further strengthening our reputation as Australia’s largest inclusive football club.
To accommodate our growing membership, we expanded our playing space to include three junior fields, two youth fields, and two senior fields. We now officially utilise every available area at Nugget Beames Reserve!
Season highlights included:
Bardia FC
MiniRoos: 9 Teams MSAP: 4 Teams Junior: 3 Teams Senior: 6 Teams
MiniRoos: 25 Teams MSAP: 5 Teams Junior: 13 Teams Senior: 3 Teams
Another big year for the Bradbury Bears with success both on and off the field. We became the first club in Campbelltown to receive a two-star Club Changer award and the first in Macarthur to field an Over 30s Women’s team, competing in the Southern District competition.
On the field, we featured in six grand finals: U12 Girls (Div 1 & 2), U13 Boys Div 1, U14 Boys Div 3, U15 Girls, All Age Ladies Div 4 and Over 30s Women, with two champion teams: U13/1 Boys and U12/2 Girls. A special mention goes to the U12 Div 1 Girls, who also won the Macarthur Cup.
Our MSAP program grew strongly, launching its first-ever U10 Girls team and producing over 10 players selected for JDL squads in 2026. The MSAP committee’s hard work continues to place the program at the forefront of player development.
Coaching was another focus, with nearly 15 coaches completing the Foundation of Football course and two achieving their C Diploma.
Burragorang District SC
MiniRoos: 10 Teams Junior: 3 Teams Senior: 3 Teams
The 2025 season was another strong year for Burragorang District Soccer Club, showing great stability in player numbers with a total of 16 teams taking the field. This included 10 MiniRoos, 3 Youth teams, and 3 All Age sides. A true reflection of our community’s ongoing passion for football.
It was a particularly successful year on the pitch, with our U12/5, U15/2, AAM6, and AAM7 teams all reaching the finals. A special congratulations goes to our AAM7 team, who not only took home the premiership but did so with an incredible undefeated season!
Our club also continues to see exciting growth in female participation, with three female teams this year, U8, U13, and AAW. This expansion highlights the growing strength and inclusiveness of our club’s culture.
One of the highlights of 2025 was our annual Community Round, held on the 16th August. The event supported the Big Freeze 11 – FightMND Foundation, raising awareness and funds for motor neurone disease research.
The day was filled with fun and generosity, featuring our famous Ice Bucket Challenge on coaches, the Mayor of Wollondilly, and local councillors. With a cake stall and other community activities, we proudly raised a total of $13,792.70. An amazing achievement for such an important cause close to our club’s heart!
As the season closes, we extend heartfelt thanks and best wishes to Paul Ashman, Amanda Ormerod, and Dannie Sousa, who are stepping down from the committee after over 10 years of dedicated service. Their leadership, commitment, and care have helped shape BDSC into the strong family club it is today
Founded in 1984, Camden Falcons FC continues to thrive as a proud, family-friendly community club where players of all ages and abilities can enjoy football. From our fun-filled MiniRoos and community junior teams to competitive MYL, MLeague Colts, and senior divisions, the Falcons provide opportunities for everyone — whether it’s for fun, development, or the challenge of high-level grassroots football.
The 2025 season saw 757 registered players across 64 teams, and it was another standout year both on and off the field. Our Falcons shone brightly, with six junior and senior teams reaching Grand Finals, and standout success from:
All Age Women Div 2 – Premiers & Champions
All Age Men Div 8 – Premiers & Runner Ups
Plus strong performances from our U12 MYL Girls, U13 Div 3 Boys, U14 Div 2 Girls, U14 Div 4 Boys, U17 MYL Boys, U17 Div 2 Boys, and Over 35 Div 2 teams.
We were proud to be named Football NSW’s Club Changer of the Month (April 2025), recognising our commitment to creating an inclusive and positive football environment. Our
Camden Tigers FC
The 2025 season was another strong and successful year for Camden Tigers FC’s Community Football program, with an impressive 104 teams representing the club across all age groups. The majority of these were MiniRoos teams (Under 6s to Under 11s), highlighting the club’s continued growth and commitment to developing young players in a fun and inclusive environment.
Results throughout the season were mixed, but there were several standout performances across the club. The Under 12 Girls Division 1 and Under 18 Boys Division 1 teams both enjoyed exceptional seasons, finishing as Premiers and Champions — an outstanding achievement that reflects the dedication of their players and coaching staff.
The club also celebrated the success of several players from its community programs who have been identified for progression into higher levels of football for the 2026 season. Camden Tigers FC fielded M-SAP Boys and Girls teams again in 2025, continuing to provide valuable development
opportunities for young players within the local football pathway. The club also proudly competed in the M-League across all male grades and is hopeful of welcoming back a ladies’ team in 2026 to further strengthen its senior football offerings.
Camden Tigers FC remains passionate about grassroots football and community involvement. None of this would be possible without the dedication of the club’s coaches, managers, volunteers, and committee members, whose ongoing efforts ensure the Tigers continue to thrive both on and off the field.
MiniRoos: 69 Teams MSAP: 5 Teams Junior: 19 Teams Senior: 8 Teams M-League: 3 Teams
The 2025 season was one of growth, connection, and achievement for the Campbelltown Cobras SC, with players, coaches, and families all contributing to another memorable year both on and off the field. Across every age group, the club saw steady improvement, teamwork, and a shared passion for football that reflects the true spirit of the Cobras.
On the field, there were plenty of highlights to celebrate. The Under 14s capped off an exceptional season as Premiers and Champions, a remarkable reward for their commitment, teamwork, and determination. Both the Under 12 Girls and Under 12 Boys also made history by reaching the Grand Final in their very first year of competition, an incredible milestone that showcases the club’s growing depth and talent.
Off the field, the Cobras continued to strengthen their community presence and club environment. Partnerships with valued sponsors such as Easy I Care, Swaye Civil, and others have provided vital support throughout the year. The club also worked closely with Campbelltown City Council to secure oval upgrades, including new sprinkler systems and lighting, improving facilities for training and match days alike.
Campbelltown Collegians FC
Campbelltown Collegians FC had another fun and exciting year across all age groups.
Collies started some new traditions such as Twilight Trials in March 2025 and closing off the season with the Collies Cup between our 2 AA teams in August 2025. In the middle of these 2 new activities, Collies increased our recognition for Female Football Week and we continued our participation in PlayInPurple round for the Pancreatic Cancer Foundation.
Of our 5 competition teams, only our 13 Girls MYL made the semis and although they didn't come away with the win in the Grand Final, we are very proud of our them for defeating a previously undefeated Harrington Park for the first time in 3 seasons.
Collies is looking forward to introducing more new ideas in 2026 and can't wait for the new season to begin.
MiniRoos: 8 Teams MSAP: 1 Teams Junior: 3 Teams Senior: 2 Teams
MiniRoos: 10 Teams MSAP: 1 Teams Junior: 5 Teams Senior: 1 Teams
In 2025, Campbelltown Uniting Church Soccer Club proudly marks its 50th anniversary, celebrating five decades of community spirit, faith, and football.
This milestone year has seen exciting progress across the club, especially through our Women in Football initiative. More than just supporting players, this program uplifts and empowers the incredible women who contribute as coaches, managers, committee members, and volunteers. Their leadership and dedication continue to strengthen our club culture and future.
We also came together for a cause close to our hearts, holding a pancreatic cancer fundraiser to raise awareness and vital funds for research. It was a touching and powerful day that united our players, families, and community in support of those affected by the disease.
Our Over 35s Men’s team had a fantastic season, proudly making it to the Grand Final. Although they didn’t come away with the win, their determination, camaraderie, and sportsmanship were an inspiration to all.
As we celebrate 50 years of football and fellowship, we honour the generations of players, volunteers, and supporters who have made this club a welcoming and vibrant place for all. From the first kick-off in 1975 to now, and into the future, Campbelltown Uniting Church Soccer Club remains committed to building community through sport.
Here’s to continuing the legacy, together on and off the field!
Douglas Park Wilton FC
Douglas Park Wilton FC had a great season in 2025, continuing to thrive with integrity, finesse, and fun. The club was proud to be recognised as a finalist in the Football NSW Club of the Year Awards, a testament to our commitment to excellence both on and off the field.
We celebrated success on the pitch, with one of our senior teams finishing runners-up in the Grand Final for All Age Men Division 3. Off the field, we expanded our programs to support more women and girls to play football and launched our inaugural Mini Reggie program for children aged 2–4. The program was a resounding success, providing a fun, engaging pathway for the youngest members of our community to fall in love with the game—whether joining siblings already playing or taking their first steps into sport.
Looking ahead, Douglas Park Wilton FC will continue to demonstrate strong governance, strategic development, and community focus. The club is proud to have achieved 3-Stars in Football Australia’s Club Changer Program, one of only a
handful of clubs across NSW and regional areas to reach this milestone since the program’s inception.
MiniRoos: 8 Teams MSAP: 3 Teams Junior: 2 Teams Senior: 3 Teams
MiniRoos: 47 Teams MSAP: 5 Teams Junior: 22 Teams Senior: 6 Teams M-League: 4 Teams
The 2025 season was another milestone year for Eschol Park FC, marking our 43rd year as one of the largest and most successful community football clubs in the Macarthur Football Association. With over 1050 players in 85 teams competing across all age groups, and the highest number of female teams in the region, our club continued to grow both in numbers and in spirit.
On the field, our players and coaches demonstrated dedication, teamwork, and a strong competitive drive. Multiple teams achieved premiership and championship success across junior, youth, and senior divisions, with a large number of squads qualifying for finals. The performances across the club reflect the strength of our development programs in MSAP, GSAP as well as MYL teams plus MLeague and the passion of everyone involved at Eschol Park FC.
Our representation at major tournaments once again showcased the club’s depth and ambition. Eschol Park FC had 4 teams participating at the 2025 Kanga Cup in Canberra,
gaining valuable experience and continuing our commitment to providing players with opportunities beyond local competition. Several of our sides also featured in the Football NSW State Cup and Champion of Champions tournaments, reinforcing our reputation as a consistent force within the region.
Off the field, Eschol Park FC continued to strengthen its foundations. From upgraded facilities and enhanced coaching structures to better registration systems and community engagement, our focus remained on building a sustainable pathway for future success. Our emphasis on female participation with free sports bras for every female member, junior development, and club culture has positioned Eschol Park FC as a leader in grassroots football.
Eschol Park FC continues to stand proud — united, ambitious, and committed to providing a positive football experience for all who wear our colours.
Glenfield Lions FC
MiniRoos: 10 Teams MSAP: 1 Teams Junior: 4 Teams
Our players showed great passion and teamwork across all age groups. From our youngest Lions learning the game to our competitive juniors making finals appearances, it was a season to remember. A special congratulations to our U13 Boys, Premiers and Champions, and our U15 Girls, Premiers, who proudly represented the club.
We continued to build a strong, family-focused club culture. Our Presentation Day brought together players, families, coaches, and sponsors to celebrate the season’s achievements. A big thank you to our amazing sponsors and MFA for their ongoing support and belief in our club.
Giving back remained a key focus. Our boot and clothing drive supporting children in Indonesia, along with our recycling initiatives, highlighted our commitment to positive community impact.
In 2026, Glenfield Lions FC will focus on player development, expanding our girls’ program, and improving facilities to support future growth. With our passionate volunteers, coaches, and families, the future of the Lions is brighter than ever.
The 2025 season was one of sustainable growth and community development, reflecting our continued investment in enhancing facilities and building a sustainable future where players and coaches can grow together. The introduction of the GHFC Player Development Framework formalised our long-term approach to nurturing players, coaches, and youth leaders. We were also proud to host both Macarthur Bulls and ADP Clinics, reflecting our commitment to player development within the region.
This season saw the launch of GHFC TV, delivering live streams of M-League and youth games, connecting our community like never before including hundreds of viewers from overseas families.
On the field, GHFC achieved outstanding success with Premierships for O35M and AAM4 and AAM4 and U16B/3 crowned Grand Final Champions. AAW4 and both AAM2 teams reached the semi-finals. Our juniors and youth programs reached new heights with a full complement of MSAP teams and both U12G/2 and U14B/3 reaching semifinals. Our inaugural MYL teams performed exceptionally well
Gunners SC
with the U14B/1 reaching semi-finals, U16B/1 delivering the club’s best-ever State Cup performance (3rd round) and players from U16B/1 and U16G/1 making their ML Colts, 1st Grade and WML debuts to cement our vision on player development. This also included the M-League’s youngest ever goalscorer in 1st Grade.
Looking ahead to 2026, GHFC remains focused on strengthening player pathways, with our new Technical Director and deepening community engagement. With strong member support and a clear development framework, our vision to be a cornerstone community club continues to grow stronger each season
MiniRoos: 20 Teams Junior: 12 Teams Senior: 10 Teams M-League: 3 Teams
Harrington United FC has had a great season with our competition teams. The club had 19 teams in the semi finals, two teams winning Minor Premiers, 9 teams making Grand Finals with 5 teams becoming Champions. Our U13 MYL girls became Premiers and Champions for the second consecutive season.
There are exciting times ahead for Harrington United FC with brand new amenities/clubhouse facilities commencing in October 2025. We are hoping the build will be completed in 2026.
We have already started planning for season 2026 for our competition teams from U12's to M League. We hope to expand our teams into MYL due to our great success in 2025.
Ingleburn
Eagles SC
Another fun and exciting season at Eagles. On the field we had 6 Premier teams (4 Juniors, 2 Seniors), 11 teams competing in the finals, 6 taking out the Championship in their relevant Age Groups/Divisions.
Overall, player numbers remained the same as last year. Our minis all had a fantastic year, some scoring their first goal, others continuing their success from previous years. Junior and Senior teams represented Eagles proudly showing their sportsmanship and comradeship throughout the season. It is a pleasure to watch all players playing the game we all love.
With wet weather hanging around we were still able to hold the first 3 x 3 Girls/Ladies and 3 x 3 Boys competition which was a huge success and enjoyed by all whom participated. Next year should be bigger and better.
On a sadder note, after 10 years as Canteen Manager, Christine (Cahill) passed away due to medical complications. She will be missed.
Thank you, MFA for the countless hours you put in every season to ensure we have a season to remember and enjoy. To all MFA clubs congratulations on your achievements this year.
Eagles are excited to be bringing new and exciting ideas to Season 2026 and are waiting anxiously for the season to begin.
MiniRoos: 22 Teams MSAP: 2 Teams Junior: 13 Teams Senior: 8 Teams
MiniRoos: 10 Teams MSAP: 4 Teams Junior: 13 Teams Senior: 10 Teams M-League: 3 Teams
Mt Annan FC
The 2025 season marked another year of growth and achievement for Mt Annan Mustangs FC, with over 500 registered players across all age groups. Our female football program continues to thrive, with 25% of teams made up entirely of female players.
On the field, the club celebrated significant success. The All Age Ladies Division 3 and Under 15 Girls (MYL) teams were both crowned Premiers and Champions. The All Age Men Division 5 team also claimed the Championship title following an inspiring underdog campaign.
Our M-League squads performed strongly, with several players selected for the All Stars match. Aleksandar Todorovic’s back-to-back Golden Boot awards were a standout achievement.
Development pathways continued to strengthen, with our Macarthur Skills Acquisition Program (MSAP) expanding to four teams. Additionally, ten junior players were recognised
through the MFA’s inaugural Talent Development Program (TDP) for their outstanding efforts.
Off the field, our committee numbers again increased, reflecting the club’s ongoing commitment to improvement. This also sees the club steadily progressing towards a Football Australia Two Star accreditation.
2025 has been a remarkable year for the Mustangs, and we look forward to celebrating our 25th anniversary in 2026 with exciting plans ahead.
Go Mustangs!
MiniRoos: 24 Teams MSAP: 4 Teams Junior: 7 Teams Senior: 7 Teams M-League: 2 Teams
2025 has been another record year for the club on and off the field, with the Club fielding 111 teams across all age groups and competitions with over 1,300 players. Off the field, the club celebrated its 50 season and hosted a gala dinner in June to celebrate the milestone which was attended by 200 guests.
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On the field more records were broken, with the Men’s MLeague 1 Grade team becoming the first team in M-League history to be crowned ‘Undefeated Premiers & Champions’. (Played 20, won 20, 0 draws & 0 losses). Adding to the success for 1 Grade, Reserve grade were crowned Champions and Colts were crowned ‘Premiers & Champions’. The Women’s M-League team made the grand final and just fell short of winning it, so it was a great season all round for the clubs M-League program.
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12’s MYL being runners up. Female participation continues to grow with 13 SSG, 5 junior & 3 senior all girls teams in the club.
Across our competitive teams, we had 3 teams Crowned ‘Premiers’, with 28 making it to the semifinals, 16 progressing to the Grand Final, and 7 being crowned ‘Champions’, so overall it was a successful year.
A huge thank you goes out to all our sponsors who support the club, as well as the hard-working committee that volunteers their time to run this very large and successful family-friendly club.
In 2025, we appointed a Technical Director to oversee both our M-SAP & MYL programs, the MSAP program has gone from strength to strength and all teams were very successful on and off the field. We had improvement in our MYL program, with our 16’s MYL being crowned Champions and our
Oran Park Rovers FC
MiniRoos: 64 Teams MSAP: 4 Teams Junior: 22 Teams Senior: 16 Teams M-League: 3
We are thrilled to announce that Oran Park Rovers has had an outstanding season! The return of our M League Men's Team for the 2025 season has invigorated our club, and we are proud to declare that our Reserve Grade team has been crowned Minor Premiers. Additionally, we had an impressive performance with 10 teams advancing to the Grand Finals.
Our commitment to celebrating Female Football Week remains strong, highlighting the significant number of female players within our club. This year, we fielded 4 MSAP Teams, 9 MYL boy's teams and 3 MYL girl's teams, with 10 teams reaching the semi-finals. Notably, our two U14 squads progressed to the Champions of Champions competition.
With over 1,300 players registered, we are well-positioned to compete with the best teams in the district. We have also enjoyed large crowds supporting our M League matches on Saturday nights, which greatly enhances the atmosphere and camaraderie within our community. Our engagement with the local community has been a vital part of our success, and we encourage everyone to show respect and good sportsmanship
to other clubs while proudly wearing our Black and White jerseys.
In addition, we are investing in coaching courses to ensure our coaches receive exceptional training. This will enhance our overall performance as the knowledge gained is shared with their squads.
Next season, under the guidance of our Technical Director, the club looks forward to achieving even greater success on the field, with everyone united in their passion for Oran Park Rovers. Thank you for your continued support, and let’s keep the momentum going!
Picton Rangers Football Club had a strong and positive season in 2025, reflecting both growth and stability across all levels.
We fielded a total of 41 teams this with female participation at around 25%.
Picton Rangers looks to continue our growth in MYL and MSAP leagues to strengthen our player development and offering a high quality pathway for junior progression.
A major highlight this year was the completion and handover of Picton Sportsground (Fairleys) in time for the 2025 season. It’s been incredibly rewarding to see the facility fully utilised; the new facilities include a larger canteen, dedicated referee rooms and dedicated female and male change rooms.
There are 2 new full sized fields that are nearly complete and on track to be in use for the 2026 season. Looking ahead, the next priority projects for the committee should include fencing the main field and installing quality dugouts.
Ruse FC
Ruse Football Club proudly celebrated two of its long-serving members in 2025, Jimmy Young and Anne Williamson, each recognised for an incredible 40 years of service. Their dedication and passion have been the backbone of our club’s community spirit and success.
This year also marked significant progress in club infrastructure and support. Through successful grant applications, we secured funding for new fridges in the canteen, a utility ATV to assist with equipment transport, and a volunteer grant to support our invaluable team of helpers.
A major milestone was the completion of drainage works on Jackson 1 field, ensuring it will be ready for use in the 2026 season. This upgrade will greatly enhance playing conditions and support future growth.
We extend our sincere thanks to both State and Federal Members for their assistance in securing these grants, and to Campbelltown City Council for their contribution to the
drainage works. Their support continues to strengthen our club and the wider football community.
MiniRoos: 4 Teams Junior: 1 Teams Senior: 3 Teams
MiniRoos: 10 Teams MSAP: 2 Teams Junior: 2 Teams Senior: 6 Teams M-League: 4 Teams
2025 at Saints was a one of the biggest we’d had yet. Start with our big return to all 4 grades of the M-League. We’re extremely proud of our teams who didn’t just join the competition but made big impact, with our First Grade and Colts making the semifinals, and our Women's making it to the top 16 in the state cup. As well, for the first time in our clubs history we entered the Australia & Sapphire Cup. Being the first season together for most of our M-League teams, we are extremely happy with their success and are excited to grow our elite squads even further in 2026.
Another highlight of the year was our 3rd Annual Amy Harrison Cup in March. The cup has now grown to one of the biggest all female football tournaments in NSW. This years cup was the biggest yet. With 45 teams, 19 different clubs from 9 different associations, at one stage a few thousand players and spectators were at Kooringa enjoying the football. The cup now ranges from U5-U14, Premier League, Division 1-3 and Over 30s. With plans to grow the cup even bigger again in 2026.
Tahmoor SC
On the pitch during the season we had multiple teams make the semi finals and grand finals but our Over 35/2 men took the honours winning their competition undefeated , winning the premiership and grand final.
Overall 2025 was one to remember at Saints, from our community teams, to our MSAP and M-League, we are proud of our unique culture and are excited to see how the club is building back up again. With alot of new faces in the Commitee for next year, multiple new sponsors and a lot of interest around our club, we can’t wait for 2026.
20 Teams MSAP: 2 Teams Junior: 7 Teams Senior: 7 Teams M-League: 4 Teams
This season the Taipans returned to the snake pit! Having been displaced while awaiting the re-build of our home ground, the Tahmoor district sporting complex, our community eagerly awaited the 2025 season as we could FINALLY get our boots onto the new fields and they did not disappoint! Training nights were packed, spectatorship increased and our canteen thrived! This season has given us some great momentum we hope to capitalise on in the 2026 season!
We had teams make the finals from multiple competitions including two premierships with our U17s going all the way to win the grand final! This season hosted another first for us aside from our opening season at the new facility, we also entered the world of MSAP, a big learning curve for Tahmoor, but a success on the whole.
As we turn our heads toward the 2026 season we welcome new members to our committee and are excited about the prospects of our M league teams with EOIs rolling in! We look forward to some new initiatives for promoting females
in football and hope to work closely with our coaches to build skills and confidence during the 2026 season.
MiniRoos:
The 2025 season marked the inaugural year for Wilton Warriors FC, and what a remarkable beginning it has been. From the ground up, we built a new club and community, proudly becoming the largest MiniRoos club in the Wollondilly Shire in our very first season.
Our competitive teams delivered outstanding results, with 1 team finishing Premiers, three teams reaching their respective Grand Finals – and all three emerging as Champions. A testament to the dedication of our players, coaches, and volunteers who set the tone for future success.
We also launched our first M-SAP program for Under 9s and Under 11s, which proved an incredible success. Notably, four of our Under 11 players were selected for the inaugural Talent Development Program – a fantastic achievement for our first year. Plans are already in motion to expand M-SAP to all eligible age groups in 2026.
Off the field, Wilton Warriors have made community engagement a core focus. We proudly sponsored local school events and hosted free Macarthur Bulls and RAMS clinics, giving local kids an opportunity to develop their skills while connecting with the game.
We also achieved 1-Star Club Changer status and are well on track to secure our second star by December 2025. With a strong foundation, passionate members, and a thriving community behind us, the future for Wilton Warriors FC is incredibly bright.
MACARTHUR DISTRICT FOOTBALL REFEREES ASSOCIAITON
2025 was another highly successful season for the Macarthur District Football Referees Association (MDFRA).
This year, we proudly registered 449 referees across our senior, junior, and Small-Sided Games (SSG) competitions — a continued increase on previous seasons. This growth reflects the strength of our referee community and the collective effort to promote officiating as an essential and respected part of our game.
The ongoing support of the Macarthur Football Association has been instrumental in driving referee recruitment and development initiatives. We are extremely grateful for this collaboration, which plays a vital role in ensuring the sustainability of officiating within our region.
Looking ahead to 2026 and beyond, the MDFRA remains focused on strengthening referee retention, education, and development. Recruitment will always be important, but ensuring our referees are supported, confident, and continually improving is key to maintaining high standards across all levels of competition.
I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all member clubs for their ongoing support of our referees throughout the season. In particular, I commend the encouragement shown towards our junior referees, many of whom are still learning their craft. Your understanding, patience, and collaboration with our referee coaches and club officials make a real difference to their confidence and long-term involvement in the game.
It is vital that we continue to work together to create a positive environment for these young referees, ensuring they feel valued and supported. This collective effort will not only improve the quality of officiating but also help increase match coverage across the district in future seasons.
In 2025, the MDFRA was proud to be recognised by Football NSW for our ongoing commitment to referee development. This recognition was reflected through prestigious appointments to major finals, including the Under 14 Boys State Cup Final and the All Age Men’s Champions of Champions Final, achievements that highlight the high calibre of officials within our ranks.
A particular highlight this year was the selection of Anara Banks, one of our talented young female referees, to the 2026 FNSW Referees Academy, an elite pathway for the state’s most promising match officials. Anara’s success is an outstanding achievement and serves as an inspiration to other young referees, especially female officials, demonstrating that there are clear and exciting pathways for those dedicated to the craft of refereeing.
On behalf of the MDFRA, I extend my heartfelt thanks to all referees, referee coaches, assessors, administrators, and volunteers who make our operations possible week after week. Your dedication ensures the integrity, fairness, and enjoyment of the game for all participants.
We look forward to building on this success in 2026 and continuing to strengthen the referee community across the Macarthur region.
FINANCIALS FINANCIALS
LIFE MEMBERS
COMPETITION RESULTS
PREMIERS
CAMDEN TIGERS FC
CHAMPIONS
HARRINGTON UNITED FC
PREMIERS
CAMDEN TIGERS FC
CHAMPIONS
CAMDEN TIGERS FC
PREMIERS
ESCHOL PARK FC
CHAMPIONS
ESCHOL PARK FC
PREMIERS
HARRINGTON UNITED FC
CHAMPIONS
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
BRADBURY AMBARVALE FC
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
ESCHOL PARK FC
APPIN UNITED FC
APPIN UNITED FC
PREMIERS
INGLEBURN EAGLES SC
PREMIERS
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
CHAMPIONS
INGLEBURN EAGLES SC
CHAMPIONS
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
PREMIERS
ESCHOL PARK FC
CHAMPIONS
ESCHOL PARK FC
PREMIERS
CAMDEN TIGERS FC
PREMIERS
HARRINGTON UNITED FC
CHAMPIONS
PREMIERS
INGLEBURN EAGLES SC
CHAMPIONS
UNITED FC
CHAMPIONS INGLEBURN EAGLES SC
BRADBURY AMBARVALE FC
HARRINGTON
PREMIERS
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
CHAMPIONS
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
WILTON WARRIORS FC
GLENFIELD LIONS FC
GLENFIELD LIONS FC
BARDIA FC
INGLEBURN EAGLES SC
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
CHAMPIONS
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
ESCHOL PARK FC
ESCHOL PARK FC
HARRINGTON UNITED FC
PREMIERS
INGLEBURN EAGLES SC
PREMIERS
CAMPBELLTOWN COBRAS SC
CHAMPIONS
INGLEBURN EAGLES SC
CHAMPIONS
CAMPBELLTOWN COBRAS SC
PREMIERS
ESCHOL PARK FC
CHAMPIONS
ESCHOL PARK FC
PREMIERS
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
CHAMPIONS
MT ANNAN FC
MT ANNAN FC
GLENFIELD LIONS FC
HARRINGTON UNITED FC
ESCHOL PARK FC
ESCHOL PARK FC
PREMIERS
PICTON RANGERS FC
PREMIERS
ESCHOL PARK FC
CHAMPIONS
CHAMPIONS
NARELLAN RANGERS SC
PREMIERS
ESCHOL PARK FC
CHAMPIONS
ESCHOL PARK FC
PICTON RANGERS FC
PREMIERS
NARELLAN RANGERS SC
CHAMPIONS
TAHMOOR SC
PREMIERS
INGLEBURN EAGLES SC
CHAMPIONS
GREGORY HILLS FC
PREMIERS
CAMDEN TIGERS FC
CHAMPIONS
CAMDEN TIGERS FC
PREMIERS
NARELLAN RANGERS SC
PREMIERS
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
CHAMPIONS
NARELLAN RANGERS SC
CHAMPIONS
NARELLAN RANGERS SC
PREMIERS
NARELLAN RANGERS SC
CHAMPIONS
NARELLAN RANGERS SC
PREMIERS
TAHMOOR SC
PREMIERS
HILL TOP SC
CHAMPIONS
AC UNITED FC
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
CHAMPIONS
CAMDEN FALCONS FC
CAMDEN FALCONS FC
NARELLAN RANGERS SC
PREMIERS
GUNNERS SC
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
NARELLAN RANGERS SC
MT ANNAN FC
CHAMPIONS
MT ANNAN FC
GREGORY HILLS FC
GREGORY HILLS FC
PREMIERS
PREMIERS
HARRINGTON UNITED FC
CHAMPIONS
PREMIERS
INGLEBURN EAGLES SC
CHAMPIONS MT ANNAN FC
CHAMPIONS
INGLEBURN EAGLES SC
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
PREMIERS
BURRAGORANG AND DISTRICT SC
CHAMPIONS
PREMIERS
CAMDEN FALCONS FC
CHAMPIONS
EAGLES SC
PREMIERS
TAHMOOR SC
CHAMPIONS
WILTON WARRIORS FC
INGLEBURN
HARRINGTON UNITED FC
PREMIERS
INGLEBURN EAGLES
PREMIERS
GREGORY HILLS FC
CHAMPIONS
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
CHAMPIONS
BARDIA FC
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
ORAN PARK ROVERS FC
PREMIERS
ST MARYS EAGLEVALE SC
CHAMPIONS
ST MARYS EAGLEVALE SC
PREMIERS
GUNNERS SC
CHAMPIONS
GUNNERS SC
PREMIERS
CHAMPIONS
WILTON WARRIORS FC
WILTON WARRIORS FC
AWARD RECIPIENTS
COLTS
CAMDEN FALCONS FC
COLTS
ETHAN DONAGHEY (28) TAHMOOR SC
MEN RESERVE GRADE ALEKSANDAR TODOROVIC (23) MT ANNAN FC
WOMEN JASMYN WINDSOR (19) AC UNITED FC
MEN FIRST GRADE ADRIAN ARCURI (25) NARELLAN RANGERS SC
MEN RESERVE GRADE
ESCHOL PARK FC
WOMEN TAHMOOR SC
MEN FIRST GRADE TAHMOOR SC
COLTS
RESERVE GRADE
COLTS
RESERVE GRADE
FIRST GRADE
COLTS
RESERVE GRADE
JACK KELLY
MEN
STEPHEN ELLSMORE
WOMEN DEREK MEECHAN
MEN FIRST GRADE LEWIS HUDSON
JASON BROOKS ST MARYS EAGLEVALE SC
MEN
NICK OROS NARELLAN RANGERS SC
WOMEN
JOEL WILLIAMS TAHMOOR SC
MEN
JOE CURTALE NARELLAN RANGERS SC
MICHAEL STARK
CAMDEN TIGERS FC
MEN
FRANK GERADA MT ANNAN FC
WOMEN
RHIANNA MUSCAT LIVERPOOL CITY ROBINS FC
MEN FIRST GRADE
HARRISON MYERS GUNNERS SC
NARELLAN RANGERS SC
COLTS
ETHAN DONAGHEY
TAHMOOR SC
MEN RESERVE GRADE
JI MILLS
ST MARYS EAGLEVALE SC
WOMEN
AC UNITED FC
MEN FIRST GRADE
JASMYN WINDSOR
JACK HAINES
CAMDEN TIGERS FC
COLTS TEAM OF THE YEAR
MICHAEL STARK (CAMDEN TIGERS FC)
MATT MAYTOM (CAMDEN TIGERS FC)
JACKSON NEUMANN (CAMDEN TIGERS FC)
OLIVER COX (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
RYAN WOOD (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
CHARLES COOREY (ST MARYS EAGLEVALE SC)
PRINCE ANDILE MADIDE (ST MARYS EAGLEVALE SC)
BAILEY CAVE (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
JOEL TYLER (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
ETHAN DONAGHEY (TAHMOOR SC)
MARCUS CROSSLING (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
CLAYTON BAGULEY (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
LACHLAN STEEDMAN (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
RYAN DELANEY (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
OMAR DAIZLI (ST MARYS EAGLEVALE SC)
MATTHEW BAKER (CAMDEN FALCONS FC)
NICHOLAS REID (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
CAMERON RYDER (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
KURT ENDERS (GUNNERS SC)
MEN RESERVE GRADE TEAM OF THE YEAR
FRANK GERADA (MT ANNAN FC)
LACHLAN GORE (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
DYLAN GUTIERREZ (GREGORY HILLS FC)
CRISTIAN SORIA (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
JAMES PLOWES (GUNNERS SC)
DANIEL LAGUDI (MT ANNAN FC)
JI MILLS (ST MARYS EAGLEVALE SC)
WARREN MOSS (CAMDEN TIGERS FC)
BRETT HAY (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
ALEKSANDAR TODOROVIC (MT ANNAN FC)
MITCHELL PROCTOR (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
RYAN JENKINS (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
JORDAN CRACKNELL (MT ANNAN FC)
DANIELE CHIANDOTTO (GUNNERS SC)
DOMENIC LAGUDI (MT ANNAN FC)
TYLER REID (CAMDEN TIGERS FC)
JUSTIN MORETTI (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
ANDRE GIOIOSA (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
AGUSTIN MACHADO (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
WOMEN’S TEAM OF THE YEAR
RHIANNA MUSCAT (LIVERPOOL CITY ROBINS FC)
GEMMA BRADFORD (TAHMOOR SC)
REBECCA BRIERLEY (TAHMOOR SC)
CATERINA MOIO (LIVERPOOL CITY ROBINS FC)
TIANA MOBBS (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
LOGAN GARARD (LIVERPOOL OLYMPIC FC)
CAITLIN ORRIDGE (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
KELSEA MOORE (TAHMOOR SC)
KATHRYN MLADINEO (LIVERPOOL CITY ROBINS FC)
JASMYN WINDSOR (AC UNITED FC)
RYLEY PAKI (TAHMOOR SC)
STEPHANIE BACAN (TAHMOOR SC)
KIRA MAGGIO (AC UNITED FC)
DANA BUTTIGIEG (LIVERPOOL OLYMPIC FC)
DANIELLA POETSCH (AC UNITED FC)
EMILY NARDELLA (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
TONI VUKASIN (ESCHOL PARK FC)
STEPHANIE HAIM (GREGORY HILLS FC)
GABRIELLA BILAVER (AC UNITED FC)
MEN FIRST GRADE TEAM OF THE YEAR
HARRISON MYERS (GUNNERS SC)
OSCAR SIREC (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
JACK HAINES (CAMDEN TIGERS FC)
LUKE BELL (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
JOEL GRONO (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
LUKE CLARKE (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
MATTHEW LYNCH (TAHMOOR SC)
BRADLEY OVIEN (ORAN PARK ROVERS FC)
ADRIAN ARCURI (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
CONNOR EVANS (MT ANNAN FC)
ANTHONY NICOLA (GUNNERS SC)
DEON PEREIRA (ST MARYS EAGLEVALE SC)
AABID MOHAMMED (ST MARYS EAGLEVALE SC)
OWEN BRUNETTA (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
BLAKE FRIEDRICH (TAHMOOR SC)
BLAKE PEARSON (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
MATTHEW WALLACE (GUNNERS SC)
DAN PICKLES (CAMDEN TIGERS FC)
MARK SYMINGTON (NARELLAN RANGERS SC)
FOOTBALL NSW STATE AWARDS
LIFE MEMBERS
DATA REPORTS DATA REPORTS
Figure 1: MFA Total Player Yearly Comparision by Competition Segment
Figure 2: Total Registration by Club: Year on Year Comparison
