The Altona City Soccer Club advises an important FFA update on the Novel Coronavirus.
Please read our important club announcement update here.
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Altona City Soccer Club
PO Box 159 Altona VIC 3018 Australia
secretary@altonacitysc.com
Altona City Soccer Club is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to the elders past, present and emerging.
Altona City Soccer Club is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to the elders past, present and emerging.
The East Gippsland community was devastated by the recent bushfires with many businesses, farmers and families impacted. So too was its football community.
Altona City Soccer Club committee members Dale Collins Club Secretary and Claire Randall Club Wellbeing Officer recently attended a Football Victoria event and listened to East Gippsland United President Ben Knight and Senior Coach, Committee Member and local volunteer CFA officers share the impact the fires had had on their local community.
Sadly, due to the effects of the bush fires, many East Gippsland United FC families find themselves unable to pay for their children’s soccer fees for season 2020.
Altona City would like to assist our fellow soccer club and raise $4,220 the amount needed to sponsor 11 children so they can once again take to the pitch in 2020 and continue playing the game they love.
How you can help?
There are plenty of ways you can make a donation and support our Bush Fire Relief Football 4 Football Fundraising cause.
RAFFLE $5 TICKETS
Our club has organised an amazing raffle with some great prizes. First prize is a framed 2020 Aston Villa jersey #18 signed by the entire team. If you don’t believe us – watch this video!
Raffle tickets will go on sale on the first day of the Lightning Cup – Sunday 22 March and cost $5 each.
Thereafter raffle tickets can be purchased at the club canteen and bar, on the second weekend of theLightning Cup.
The raffle will be drawn on Saturday 25 April at the Senior Men’s Round 5 match.
HEAD SHAVE – TOBY WIGHT GoFundMe
Along with our Football 4 Football raffle being drawn, U18 player Toby Wight will be shaving his good crop of hair at half time.
You can make a donation to Toby’s GoFundMe page here – Toby’s received quite a bit of support on his page already so get in so we can reach our goal of raising $4,220 – http://bit.ly/GoFundMeF4F
East Gippsland United FC is overwhelmed and extremely grateful to Altona City Soccer Club and its community doing this fundraiser.
Ben Knight President of East Gippsland United and Simon Ellis Senior Coach and CFA Volunteer will be attending this event to draw the raffle, meet and thank Toby and everyone else in our community who have contributed to the Bush Fire Relief Football 4 Football Fundraiser.
Our club volunteers will be collecting gold coin donations on entry to the Lightning Cup Tournament days – Sunday 22, Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 March.
Altona City Soccer Club is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to the elders past, present and emerging.
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.
Altona City Soccer Club is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to the elders past, present and emerging.
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.
We are the people
Get in touch
Altona City Soccer Club
PO Box 159 Altona VIC 3018 Australia
secretary@altonacitysc.com
Altona City Soccer Club is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to the elders past, present and emerging.
The Altona City Soccer Club would like to announce some of its junior coaches for the 2020 season.
NOTE: Our Junior Trials commence on Monday 11 November at Kim Reserve. For all trial details – day, time, requirements and how to register please clickhere.
U9 Coach – Corey Fantuz
Corey has worn many hats at Altona City over the past five years including board member, managing club apparel and coaching the Mini Roos U5s through to U8s.
As a coach, Corey’s driven to create an ambitious and successful team. His focus is on development, enjoyment and bringing out the best in players in a fun learning environment.
His learning strategy is to teach players the core skills and strategies while using questioning techniques and conversation to support growth and understanding.
Corey’s U8s team achievements this year were amazing – 2 winners trophies, 4 runners up and 2 semi-finals. Season 2020 is going to be another great year with Corey.
U12 Coach – John Sultana
Great news! John is back and is coaching our U12s in 2020.
In 2019, John did a marvelous job culminating in a fantastic Shepparton tournament.
A great club man, in the past John has often coached multiple teams. This coming year he will concentrate on the U12 group and we wish him all the very best.
John is undertaking his C License in November so he will be eager to implement his great ideas and unleash his enthusiasm in 2020.
U13 Coach – Omar Bradford
Omar has always been an enthusiastic coach with his team. He’s also very popular with our parents.
His philosophy is to develop the squad in a team culture – a ‘one-in-all-in’ perspective sees his team of players come together as friends.
Omar will obtain his C License accreditation in 2020. We are so happy to see Omar back for next season with the U13 group.
U14 Coach – Joe Falzon
Joe is back for another year in 2020. After winning the league in 2018, he took theU14s to a credible and competitive 4th place in 2019.
Joe has a huge commitment and enthusiasm for his players and the team. He will undertake his C License accreditation in the off-season and we look forward to his fresh ideas and knowledge in 2020.
U16 Girls – Anthony Tanti
For the past three years, Anthony has been involved in the girl’s team at Altona City.
He’s passionate about our female football program and is looking forward to delivering a great program for the team.
We wish Anthony and the U16 girls’ team football enjoyment, fun and success for 2020.
U13 Girls – Frank Armeri and Adrian Denys
It’s great to have Frank taking on board an eager bunch of girls with Ada (Adrian) back and assisting at ACSC.
Our female girls’ teams are excited about season 2020 with plenty of great players. Under the coaching direction of Frank and Adrian, we know they’ll have an amazing year.
We’re Still Seeking Junior Coaches
We’re still on the lookout for JUNIOR COACHES! Targeting coaches for U8 and U13-16 teams.
A or B level coaches welcome. Plus, coaches with advanced qualifications will be remunerated appropriately.
Altona City Soccer Club is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to the elders past, present and emerging.
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