Modbury Soccer Club has a proud soccer history dating back to 1964.

 

A member of the Football Federation of SA (FFSA), Modbury Soccer Club is a

non-profit body committed to the development of soccer skills, encouraging

good sportsmanship, physical fitness, positive team play, and the enjoyment

of the game according to FIFA rules. For FFSA Offence Code Click Here

 

After 40 years making its mark on the soccer map in South Australia, a new

era has been seen for Modbury Soccer Club as it has participated in the FFSA's

elite competition the Super League since it was formed in 2006 but Modbury has remained in the top Division of the FFSA since gaining promotion for season 1999.

 

A community based club in the Modbury/Tea Tree Gully area, Modbury fields

both Seniors and Juniors Teams.  Seniors Home matches are played at the

Jet Park, Modbury which is located on the corner of Golden Grove and

Milne Roads, Ridgehaven.- View Here.

 

There is a public car park behind the clubrooms with entrance from Milne

Road; there is also parking space around the ground. If travelling by public

transport, Bus routes 209, 540, 548 and F40 (J1 & J2 nights only) all service bus stop 46, which is a

very short walk to the ground.

 

The Home ground for most of Modbury's Junior teams is at Burragah Reserve,

Corner Kelly and Alexander Roads, Modbury North - View Here

 

 

 

Australian Representatives: John Jacob (U/16 Captain)
State Representatives: S. Amos, D. Arezina, D. Bauer, R. Burdett, M. Donnelly, D. Gray, T. Kent, D. Lawson, C. Murray, R. Parsons, R. Preston (holds the record of scoring 3 goals in a state game), P. Worthington, R. Matosevic, M. Yates, J. Trimboli, D. Dobson.
SASF Player of Year: Carl Whitehead (1995), Mark Yates (2000).
2nd Division Player of the Year: Roy Burdett
Len Alagich Trophy: Ross Fedele (1998)
Senior Games Record Holder: Paul Fennell
Senior Most Goals in a Season: Tim Brown

SASF 3rd Division Champions: 1973

Barker Cup Winners: 1973

 2nd Division Champions: 1985

PGH Federation Cup Winners:1989

Federation Cup Runners-up: 2004

Bailetti Cup Winners: 1991

Ampol Cup Runners-Up: 1992

Coca Cola Under 23 Cup Winners: 1994

State League Minor Premiers: 1998

State League Champions: 1998

Under 23 Champions: 1998

Under 19 Champions: 1998

Under 14 Champions: 1998

Premier League Runner-Up: 2000

Premier League Runner-Up: 2001

Under 23 Cup Winners: 2001

Under 19 Premier League Champions: 2004

Kanga Cup Winners Under 13s 2005

Under 14s Champions 2006

Len Alagich Cup Winner: 2006

Micky Dye Cup Winner: 2007

Junior Premier League Cup Under 16s Winners 2007

Junior Premier League Cup Under 14s Winners 2007

Junior Premier League Cup Under 14s Winners 2008

 

 

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