Western Sydney Wanderers x Aussie Broadband: Community Champions

Founded in 1999 by a group of Year 9 students from Pacific Hills Christian School, Hills Pumas FC has grown from a school initiative into a thriving community club. Competing in the Hills Football competition, the Pumas are known for their inclusive values, strong focus on junior development, and commitment to creating a fun, supportive environment for players and families alike. 

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For over 27 years, Pitt Town FC has been a proud part of the Hawkesbury District. With more than 550 players, members, officials, and volunteers, Pitt Town FC is about more than just football, it’s a hub for community connection, health awareness, and support for local schools and families.  

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Established in 1901, Granville Waratah SFC is proudly recognised as the oldest football club in the oldest association in Australia. From its early days as a B Grade team to becoming a pillar of grassroots football in Western Sydney, the club continues to honour its heritage while welcoming new players and families into the fold. 

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Founded in 1950, Revesby Rovers FC is the oldest football club in the Bankstown District. With 485 registered members and 34 teams, the club boasts the fastest-growing female membership in the area. From its humble beginnings in the under-14s competition to becoming a cornerstone of the local football scene, Revesby Rovers is a true community champion. 

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Starting out in 1966 as the “Guildford Cubs,” Holroyd Rangers Soccer Club has grown into one of the biggest clubs in the Granville District. Now home to around 720 members and 635 registered players, the Rangers have become a cornerstone of grassroots football in Western Sydney, helping shape the game and the community around it. 

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Founded almost 70 years ago, Normanhurst Eagles Football Club are one of the most established grassroots clubs in Sydney’s northwest. With nearly 1,000 players across junior, youth and senior teams, the Eagles have earned a strong reputation as a welcoming, community‑first club.

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Harrington United Football Club, known as the Hornets, is a close‑knit community club built on family involvement, volunteer support and a shared love of football. From junior development through to senior competition, the club continues to grow while staying true to its grassroots values.

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Winston Hills Football Club has spent more than five decades bringing football to the heart of the Hills District. With teams spanning juniors, seniors and All Abilities football, WHFC remains focused on participation and creating a sense of belonging for their players.

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