Macquarie Uni Football Club, also known as MUAFC, is a soccer club located in Macquarie Park, Australia. Established in 1969, the club competes in the AFL Sydney competition and has become a prominent presence in the local soccer community. With two mens and two womens teams, MUAFC provides opportunities for players of all ages and skill levels to participate in the sport they love.
The club takes pride in being a welcoming and inclusive community that values teamwork, sportsmanship, and personal growth. Whether you are a seasoned player looking for a competitive environment or a beginner who wants to learn and improve, Macquarie Uni Football Club offers a supportive environment that fosters both personal and athletic development.
MUAFC has a rich history and has achieved various successes over the years. The club is constantly striving to provide the best resources and opportunities for its members. Recent news and updates, including the appointment of Coach Kiwi as the Mens Seniors Head Coach and the major redevelopment of Macquarie University Oval, demonstrate the club's commitment to progress and improvement.
Training is held twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays at University Oval, typically starting at 7:30 pm. The club encourages anyone interested in playing soccer for Macquarie University to get in touch for more information and to join a team. MUAFC also offers the Prep for Prems programme, a development pathway for aspiring players, as well as the U18Gs JV team, which supports girls' junior soccer.
To stay connected with Macquarie Uni Football Club and receive updates about news and events, follow them on Instagram and Facebook. For those interested in becoming a member or purchasing club merchandise, there is an online store available. MUAFC also encourages individuals and businesses to support the club by becoming player partners.
Whether you are a soccer enthusiast, a dedicated player, or someone looking to try out the sport, Macquarie Uni Football Club welcomes you to join them and be part of the Warriors.
