We are a community based Over 35’s Australian Rules Football Club that competes in the Vic Metro Masters League.
Located in the northern suburbs of Melbourne we are based in the suburb of Coburg at Coburg City Oval and are affiliated with the Coburg Sports Association. We are an inclusive & diverse club with teams in the Men’s Over 35s, Over 45s, Over 50s and the Women’s Over 35s all competing in the Vic Metro Premier division. Our motto is “Footy For Life” and it’s our philosophy that you are never too old to play football. Our purpose to provide mature age players the opportunity to participate and compete in a safe, well organised and enjoyable atmosphere as well encourage participation in physical activity to better manage health. |
Gilly Reappointed As Senior CoachWednesday, 23 December 2020
The Latest Club AppointmentsWednesday, 3 December 2020
The Club is pleased to announce further appointments to coaching and support roles.
Cheryl O'Dwyer has agreed to continue on as Women's Over 35s Team Manager and has been duly appointed to the role. Cheryl has been in this role since the inaugural team was formed and she is exceptional at what she does providing great service to the team in her off field match day capacity. Carissa Banks has been re-appointed to the role of Head Trainer for season 2021. Carissa never really got to perform the new role last season due to COVID-19 but she will get the opportunity to do so in 2021. Carissa has been with Club since 2014 and has provided outstanding service during that period. Probably won't see her appear until next year as she is on the verge (one week to go!) of getting married to new recruit Craig West! AND, it's Carissa's "Birthday" tomorrow. Congratulations all round. The Executive Committee met on Monday night and have agreed that all appointments including the Men's Senior and Reserve Coaching roles will be made by COB, 16 December 2020. In the interests of transparency we wanted to keep you informed as we go through the interview process. |
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