About Us - Killarney District Soccer Club

About Killarney District Soccer Club

Club Goals
1. To promote and foster the sport of football within the local community.
2. To assist our juniors to achieve their full potential in the sport.

Background
Killarney District Soccer Club Inc. was founded in 1972. In that year the Club fielded 7 teams in the Central Coast Football Association competition. Today Killarney is one of the largest football clubs outside the Sydney metropolitan area. In 2006 the Club fielded 74 teams, comprising of 33 non-comp (u5-u9), 22 junior comp (u10-u16), 10 senior teams (u18, Premier League, All Age and over 35’s) and 9 women’s/girls’ teams (u12-all age).

Our club colours are black & white, with a tinge of red and we are known as the Terriers.

Facilities
The Club's home ground is situated at EDSACC North, The Entrance Road, Bateau Bay (opp. Bay Village Shopping Centre).

Our complex accommodates two full size fields, two junior fields and two mini fields. The complex is illuminated to training standard by twenty-one floodlights, The Club building includes the usual amenities (canteen, toilets and change-rooms) and has a fully functional clubroom that is used for club activities.

2006 Results
Killarney District fielded 74 teams in 2006 comprising of 33 non-comp (u5-u9), 22 junior comp (u10-u16), 10 senior teams (u18, Premier League, All Age and over 35’s) and 9 women’s/ girls teams (u12-all age).

Below is the Roll of Honour -
3 League Champions - W14A, W16A & 35CN (Shelly Beach Fossils)
5 Premiers - W14A, W16A, 14B, 15C & 35D
2 Finalists - PL 1 Firsts & 35CN (Shelly Beach Fossils)
2 Semi-Finalists - W18 & 11C

Summer Six-A-Side Football
In 1995 the Club organised its first summer six-a-side competition to provide its juniors, as well as other children on the Coast, with an opportunity to play in a social environment whilst maintaining their football skills in the off season. The players are encouraged to form their own teams with their friends. The competition is played on a reduced field to modified football rules. The competition caters for players from under 6 to under 12 plus under 14 girls.

The competition draws players from Budgewoi in the north to Woy Woy in the south. In our inaugural year we had 48 teams entered in the competition. In 2006 the competition hosted 60 teams, with over 452 registered players. All children participating in the competition receive an award.