The Altona City Soccer Club advises an important FFA update on the Novel Coronavirus.

Please read our important club announcement update here. 

The Altona City Soccer Club’s announcement on Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Please read it here.

This Girl Can is all about empowering Victorian women to enjoy being active without worrying about judgement, gender stereotypes or skill level. Try something new, get back into a long-lost activity like soccer! 

In conjunction with Hobsons Bay City Council and the This Girl Can program, Altona City is delighted to offer the Vic Health Soccer Mums Program at Kim Reserve.

Interested in participating?

Come along for a FREE trial (two trial sessions to choose from below) before the This Girl Can Program commences in April after Easter school holidays.

• Sunday 22 March 11-12pm
• Tuesday 24 March 5:30-6:30pm 

Register your interest in the trial sessions by pressing the button below and filling out your details.

For more information jump onto the Soccer Mums website.

Watch the video of Soccer Mums facilitator Jaime and get inspired to get active. 

Nick Prendergast has taken on the role of Volunteer Coordinator for season 2020. Welcome Nick!

Nick joins our hard working and dedicated sub-committee to assist with all things volunteer while his son Patrick plays in the U15 boys team. 

Our club is only as good as its people, and we always wanting to engage and utilise our members and families to assist at the club and volunteer at events.

We’re looking for volunteers to help out at the club and with upcoming events:

• Lightning Cup – 22, 28 and 29 March 2020 – volunteers to do marshalling, traffic control and food service
• New Roos – volunteers wanted now!
• Bunnings BBQ on 9 August
• Plus many more opportunities to assist our club in the form below. 

It is with great pleasure that the Altona City Soccer Club committee reveals the updated logo for our club in season 2020.

After a few changes and tweaks on the new design, we are excited to share our official new logo. Our previous logo served the club well for approximately 20 years, and as a committee, we believed it was time for an update.

We have kept our colours, however the main changes that have been made to the logo includes paying respect to our past – to the original founders and committee members of our great club. The logo now incorporates all of the foundational nationalities including English, Scottish, Dutch and Maltese heritage.

As we all know our club is not dominated by just one culture, and the logo demonstrates the cultural diversity that exists in our club.

At the heart of the new logo, is the club’s 1965 foundation date. As we enter a new season and new decade, our new logo will help launch and celebrate the club’s 55th anniversary in 2020.

Exciting times ahead at our club with logo changes taking effect immediately across our digital and non-digital platforms. 

We are the people.