Kingston City Football Club

Kingston City Football Club is a professional soccer club based in Clayton South, Victoria. Established in 1974 by members of the local Greek Australian community, the club initially started as Liverpool Soccer Club before being renamed Clarinda Soccer Club in 1975. It made its league debut in Division 4 of the District League that same year.

Throughout its rich history, Kingston City FC has competed in the lower divisions of the Victorian District Leagues. In 1982, the club moved to its current home ground, The Grange Reserve, located in Clayton South. In 1998, the club was renamed Kingston City Soccer Club.

The club has a strong presence in the community and offers teams for players of all ages. From under 7s to Over 35s, Kingston City FC provides opportunities for individuals to participate in the sport they love. The club currently competes in the National premier League VIC 2, showcasing the talent and skills of its senior team.

Kingston City FC also has a dedicated Junior Programme, catering to young soccer enthusiasts aged 7–12 years old. The Mini Roo's programme is designed to introduce participants to the sport with modified games and activities that focus on skill development, physical activity, and fostering friendships.

The club is proud of its history and welcomes any historical photos or archives from its early years. Those interested in contributing can contact the club via email at kingstonfc1974@gmail. Com.

For administrative matters, the club is governed by a committee consisting of President Sam Koulis, Vice President Loukas Mitsou, Secretary Tim Schleiger, and Treasurer Nic Maditianos, along with other committee members.

Whether you're a player, coach, or supporter, Kingston City FC offers a vibrant and inclusive environment for individuals to come together and enjoy the beautiful game of soccer. To find out more about membership or upcoming seasons, interested individuals can register their interest on the club's website.