Williamstown FC Community

Football Clubs

 

Junior Football Clubs 
The club supports all the local football clubs in the Hobsons Bay area such as Altona Juniors, Newport Power Juniors, Spotswood Juniors and Williamstown Juniors and Laverton Juniors, not only through annual financial contributions, but also having players from these clubs play in halftime grid games at Williamstown Football Ground on home match days. Nominated players from each junior club are also awarded free Speccie memberships on behalf of the club.

 

 

 

Williamstown Football Club offers support to all HBCC local football teams our coaches try and work with close affiliation for management of our players and also the development of their own football clubs. The club also run the first ever joint training session between our VFLW and Laverton Magpies Womens team in July of 2018, providing coaches and players to develop a close network with each other which we are looking to expand and continue in the coming years.

 

The Williamstown Football Club works closely with the Williamstown CYMS club as it's main local feeder club. Williamstown Football Club also allowed Williamstown CYMS the use of Williamstown Football Ground during the preseason and the early parts of the year for training we have continued doing this for the last six years. This year the newly formed Williamstown CYMS Women's team played two of their games on the ground as curtain raisers for our VFLW team. 

 

 

The Western Jets have been our aligned TAC Cup team since 1996. There are 14 ex-Western Jets players on the 2018 Williamstown Football Club list. The clubs are closely linked off the field, sharing administration offices & services at Seagulls Nest, Newport. On-field, the Western Jets play their home games at Williamstown Football Ground. The coaches of each team are closely connected and support Western Jets key players in giving them VFL and VFLW 23rd player opportunities.

 

 

The Williamstown FIDA Seagulls compete in the Victorian FIDA Football League and at the National Inclusion Championships annually. Williamstown Football Club promotes the FIDA team to help encourage and promote inclusiveness for people of all abilities to play the game they love. Williamstown Football Club continues to provide merchandise and gear for the club to help support the club's close affiliation.

 

 

Williamstown Supperules competes in Victorian Metropolitan Superules League. The Williamstown Football club supports the club financially and also provides the club with playing and training gear.