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25.01.2022 Some great pics from Saturday’s game against Ocean Ridge. Grant Lorje

25.01.2022 Not long to go until our Annual Beer Pong Tournament!!! Don't forget to send us a DM with your team details! Kingsley Football Club would like to invite you to the 4th Annual Kingsley Cats Beer Pong Tournament. We have been perfecting the craft for years now but its time to see who will take out the Kingsley Cup for 2021!... Teams comprising of 2 people will face off in a knock out style competition with the winners being the last men and/or women standing! HOW IT WORKS: > Pick your partner > Come up with a team name > Register your team by sending us a DM with your team name and both members > Pay the $40 team entry fee on Thursday nights or Saturday's at the club (See Ash) > Select your team costume > Get practicing!!! Prizes will be awarded for the TOP 3 TEAMS as well as BEST TEAM NAME and of course BEST DRESSED! If Beer Pong isn't your thing, we will still have you covered with some sweet tunes and the debut of the clubs brand new SLUSHIE MACHINE plus of course, the endless entertainment provided by the teams. Doors open at 6pm with Round 1 kicking off at 7pm. Who will take out the Trophy for the 2021 Kingsley Cats Beer Pong Championship?

24.01.2022 Now that the weather is starting to cool down, have you got your Kinga beanie handy? If you’re yet to purchase one, they are available from the club Thursday nights and Saturdays for $25! The perfect winter warmer - as seen here modelled by some of our girls team!

05.01.2022 IT’S BACK!! The Kingsley Cats Annual Beer Pong Tournament! Who will take out the 2021 trophy? Who will be best dressed? ... Full details can be found on the events page! Tag your team mate below

01.01.2022 A tribute to a club legend Bret Mackay on his 250th game from a fellow stalwart and best mate Ben Gavranich. Quiet achiever Bret Mooks 250 games, what an achievement. After playing his entire juniors career for the mighty red and blue, including two flags over head coach Jarrod Holmes at Whitfords, it's more like 500 games. ... Starting with the Kingsley colts back in 2004 Bret was one of the quiet ones who let his football do the talking and that it did. Big body, speed, agility and huge engine was always going to put him in good stead for a long career. He was an integral part of the first ever colt premiership in 2005 and again a huge part of the 2018 league premiership. His passion for the game, his team and club is second to none. Bret has always been a club favourite amongst players and spectators. A true great of the club. Over the journey Bret was a ruckman, rover, wingman full back halfback and you could even now call him a swing man after finding himself down forward on the odd occasion. I have literally played my entire football life with this guy in my team and have enjoyed every win loss or draw along the way.