Northern Tigers FC (W)

Leagues Played: Australia New South Wales NPL Women 167
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Results

Australia New South Wales NPL Women	08/30 08:30	26	^[8] Northern Tigers FC (W) v University NSW (W) ^[3]	L	2-3
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	08/24 07:00	25	^[13] Western Sydney Wanderers (W) B v Northern Tigers FC (W) ^[9]	W	0-1
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	08/21 10:05	22	^[9] Northern Tigers FC (W) v Mt Druitt Town Rangers (W) ^[3]	D	2-2
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	08/16 08:30	24	^[8] Northern Tigers FC Women v NWS Spirit Women ^[7]	L	0-2
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	08/10 07:00	23	^[2] Apia L Tigers Women v Northern Tigers FC Women ^[8]	L	2-0
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	08/02 08:30	22	Northern Tigers FC Women v Mt Druitt Town Rangers Women	-	PPT.
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	07/27 07:00	21	^[2] Illawarra Stingrays Women v Northern Tigers FC Women ^[8]	D	0-0
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	07/19 08:30	20	^[8] Northern Tigers FC Women v Gladesville Ravens Women ^[9]	L	0-1
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	07/13 07:00	19	^[13] Macarthur Rams Women v Northern Tigers FC Women ^[7]	W	1-5
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	07/09 09:30	15	^[10] Sydney University Women v Northern Tigers FC Women ^[7]	L	2-1
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	07/05 08:30	18	^[7] Northern Tigers FC Women v Manly Utd Women ^[3]	L	1-2
Australia New South Wales NPL Women	06/29 04:40	17	^[2] Bulls FC Academy Women v Northern Tigers FC Women ^[6]	L	3-1

Stats

	Total	Home	Away
Matches played	26	13	13
Wins	9	5	4
Draws	6	2	4
Losses	11	6	5
Goals for	49	30	19
Goals against	43	23	20
Clean sheets	2	0	2
Failed to score	4	2	2

Wikipedia - Northern Tigers FC

Northern Tigers FC is a semi-professional association football club based in the northern suburbs area of Sydney, spanning the Lower North Shore, Upper North Shore and reaching up to Brooklyn on the banks of the Hawkesbury River. The Northern Tigers enter teams in the Football NSW League One (formerly National Premier Leagues NSW Men's 2) (Men and Boys), National Premier Leagues NSW Women's (Women and Girls), FNSW Skills Acquisition Program (Mixed Under 9 - Under 12 and Girls Under 10 - Under 13).

Home games are played at North Turramurra Recreation Area, with Charles Bean Sports Field, at the former Ku-ring-gai Campus of the University of Technology, Sydney acting as an additional facility.

History

Ku-ring-gai & District Soccer Association purchased a NSW Soccer Federation Division One license from the Balmain Tigers FC in 2002. The name was then changed to Northern Tigers and the Northern Tigers FC was established.

In 2003 they were premiers of FNSW Men's Division 1 and were promoted to the NSW Super League (the second tier of soccer in New South Wales). In 2007 they were premiers of the Super League but declined promotion to NSW Premier League (the top tier of NSW soccer). In 2010 they were again champions of the Super League after defeating St George FC 4–0 in the grand final.

In 2015, the Northern Tigers were crowned champions of the NPL NSW2 season, however due to the club championship promotion criteria by Football NSW in which are points accumulated across the U-20's and U-18's as well, they were not promoted.

In 2024, the women's team won the Sapphire Cup with a 2-1 victory over Sydney University SFC at Valentine Sports Park.

Northern Tigers FC (W) is a prominent women's soccer team based in Australia, renowned for its commitment to developing talented female athletes and promoting the growth of women's football in the region. The club emphasizes a strong team culture, technical excellence, and competitive spirit, providing a platform for players to showcase their skills and progress to higher levels of the sport. With a focus on community engagement and fostering a supportive environment, Northern Tigers FC (W) continues to contribute significantly to the advancement of women's soccer in Australia.