Australia Western Australia State League 2 08/30 07:00 - Wanneroo City v Cockburn City L 1-2
Australia Western Australia State League 2 04/25 10:00 - Wanneroo City v Canning City SC L 2-3
Australia Friendlies 02/14 12:30 - Wanneroo City v East Perth FC L 4-5
Australia Western Australia State League 2 08/31 10:00 - Wanneroo City v Carramar Shamrock Rovers FC L 1-3
Australia FFA Cup Qualifying 05/11 07:00 - Wanneroo City v Perth SC L 2-6
Australia Western Australia State League 2 04/20 11:00 - Wanneroo City v Forrestfield Utd L 1-4
Australia Friendlies 02/16 12:30 - Wanneroo City v Joondalup City D 2-2
Australia Friendlies 02/03 11:00 - Wanneroo City v Dianella White Eagles L 0-2
Australia Western Australia State League 2 08/01 11:15 - Kingsley Westside v Wanneroo City W 2-3
Australia FFA Cup Qualifying 03/18 10:00 - Wanneroo City v Joondalup City D 1-1
Australia Friendlies 02/17 12:30 - Wanneroo City v Western Knights L 0-5
Australia Western Australia State League 2 02/10 12:30 - Wanneroo City v Balga SC W 4-1
Australia FFA Cup Qualifying 04/24 07:00 - Wanneroo City v Bayswater City L 0-6
Australia Friendlies 02/18 10:30 - Wanneroo City v Kingsley Westside L 2-4
Australia Friendlies 02/12 11:00 - Wanneroo City v Joondalup United D 0-0
Australia Friendlies 02/04 10:30 - Wanneroo City v Quinns FC D 3-3
Australia FFA Cup Qualifying 03/20 08:00 - Wanneroo City v Joondalup City L 0-2
Australia Friendlies 03/13 11:00 - Wanneroo City v Bogatov/Dayanov L 7-8
Australia Friendlies 03/06 11:00 - Wanneroo City v Balga SC W 3-1
Australia Friendlies 02/19 12:30 - Wanneroo City v Quinns FC W 6-1
Australia Friendlies 02/08 09:06 - Wanneroo City v Dianella White Eagles W 6-2
Australia Pre-Season Cup 01/31 12:33 - Wanneroo City v Subiaco AFC L 2-3
Australia Pre-Season Cup 02/08 10:30 1 Wanneroo City v Swan United L 0-4
Australian Matches 09/22 07:03 - Wanneroo City v Mandurah City D 0-0
Australia Pre-Season Cup 03/02 12:30 - Wanneroo City v Quinns FC L 0-1
Australia FFA Cup 05/20 06:30 - Wanneroo City v Sorrento L 0-2

Wikipedia - Wanneroo City SC

Wanneroo City Soccer Club is an Australian semi-professional soccer club based in Madeley in the northern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia. The club currently competes in the Football West State League Division 2.

History

The Wanneroo Soccer Club was formed in 1975 by parents from the Wanneroo Junior Soccer Club, and their home ground was on Scenic Drive in Wanneroo. They competed in the 2nd Division of the Amateur Soccer Association of WA, and stayed in the amateur ranks until the 1979 season, at which point they joined the 4th Division of the State League. They won the premiership and championship at the first attempt, and were promoted to the 3rd Division for the 1980 season.

In 1982 their home ground moved to the Wanneroo Showgrounds.

In 1983 they were runners-up and champions, gaining promotion to the 2nd division for the following year, assisted by their player/coach, ex-Southampton star John Sydenham. They stayed in the 2nd or 3rd Divisions for the next 20 years.

In 1986, the club moved to the Kingsway Sporting Complex in Landsdale (now Madeley).

The club's name was changed to Wanneroo British for the 1989–1995 seasons. The club merged with Perth City in 2003, and were called The City. They became Wanneroo City in 2004.

They won the 1st Division in 2005, gaining promotion to the Premier League for the first time, but they only lasted there for two seasons. They next won the 1st Division in 2013, but there was no promotion scenario that year, and they were not selected as one of the 12 initial teams in the newly formed National Premier Leagues WA for the 2014 season. The following year they came bottom of the league table, and were relegated to the WA State League Division 2 for the 2015 season.

**Wanneroo City Soccer Club**

Founded in 1978, Wanneroo City Soccer Club is a prominent football club based in Wanneroo, Western Australia. With a rich history and a strong community focus, the club has established itself as a key player in the local soccer scene. Competing in the NPL Western Australia, Wanneroo City is known for its commitment to developing young talent and fostering a love for the game among players of all ages.

The club's colors, blue and white, symbolize its vibrant spirit and dedication to excellence on and off the field. Wanneroo City boasts a passionate fan base that rallies behind the team during home matches at the picturesque Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex. The club's facilities are designed to support both competitive play and grassroots development, making it a hub for soccer enthusiasts in the region.

Wanneroo City is not just about winning; it emphasizes sportsmanship, teamwork, and community engagement. Through various programs and initiatives, the club aims to promote inclusivity and provide opportunities for players from diverse backgrounds. With a strong coaching staff and a focus on player development, Wanneroo City continues to nurture the next generation of soccer stars while striving for success in local and national competitions.

Whether you’re a player, a supporter, or a member of the community, Wanneroo City Soccer Club invites you to be part of its journey as it aims for greatness on the pitch and beyond.