Banyule City SC
Football club
Nickname(s) | Bulls |
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Founded | 1969; 55 years ago (1969) as Rosanna |
Ground | Yallambie Park Reserve & Banyule Flats Reserve |
Capacity | 400 |
League | Victorian State League 1 North West |
2017 | 6th |
Website | Club website |
Banyule City SC is an Australian soccer club from Viewbank. Banyule City plays their matches in the Victorian State League Division 1.
It sits at Level 3 on the Victorian league system (Level 4 of the overall Australian league system)
History
Banyule City SC was founded as Rosanna in 1969. The club changed its name to Banyule City in 1995.
Honours
- Victorian State League Division 2 North-West Champions 2015
- Victorian Provisional League Division One Runners Up 1982
- Victorian Provisional Division Three Champions 1981
- Victorian State League Division 3 North-West Champions 2009
- Victorian League Division 4 Champions 1985
- Victorian State League Division 4 Runners Up 1993
Ex-Players
- George Campbell (1997-1998)
External links
- Banyule City Soccer Club
- OzFootballSite
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& Associations
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- Ballarat & District Soccer Association
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- Swan Hill Soccer League
- Warrnambool & District Soccer League
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