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Altona City
Soccer ClubH.C. Kim Reserve · Altona
May 2026
Newsletter
Season In
Full Swing.
Big wins, big news, and an exciting season ahead.
📣 From the President
A Message From Our President
Frank Armeri
Frank Armeri
President, Altona City Soccer Club

As we look ahead to the 2026 season, I'd like to warmly welcome everyone to Altona City Soccer Club. It's fantastic to see so many players — boys and girls, new and returning — joining us again this year.

To our new players and families, welcome to the Altona City community. We're thrilled to have you with us. Whether this is your first experience with soccer or you're continuing your football journey, our club is a place to enjoy the game, develop new skills, and build lasting friendships.

To our returning players — welcome back. It's great to see familiar faces and to have you continue to be part of what makes this club so special. And to all our parents and carers, thank you. Your support on the sidelines, behind the scenes, and within the wider club plays a vital role in creating the positive, inclusive environment that everyone at Altona City benefits from.

At Altona City, we pride ourselves on our core values of teamwork, respect, and participation. While competition is part of the game, our focus is on learning, improving, and enjoying football together.

Altona City SC — 2026
32
Teams registered
500+
Registered players, U7s to VPL2

On behalf of the committee and coaches, thank you for being part of Altona City Soccer Club. We're excited for the season ahead and look forward to sharing it with you all. Welcome everyone, and best of luck for 2026.

🚗 Club News
Carpark Update
⚠️ Please Slow Down — 10km/h Speed Limit

A friendly reminder to stick to the 10km/h speed limit within the club grounds. With kids and families frequently walking and running across the area, safety must always come first. If you're running late, your coach will understand — please slow down and help keep our club a safe place for everyone.

Carpark works are scheduled to begin in October, which will help address current dust concerns. In the meantime, keeping speeds low is essential, and the club will continue working with council to manage dust levels until works begin.

Based on the available budget, works will include kerb and channel and two coat spray seal. The proposed schedule is as follows:

  • Southern carpark — works commence immediately following the Cassar Cup (end of September, date TBC). Duration approx. 4 weeks.
  • Northern carpark — works follow once the southern carpark is complete. Duration approx. 4 further weeks.
  • All works expected to be complete by end of 2026.
  • Pitch maintenance works will also occur during this period and in early 2027.

To view the proposed carpark plans, please contact John Sirotic to receive a PDF copy.

Carpark North Plans
Carpark North — 62 standard + 2 disability bays
Carpark South Plans
Carpark South — 63 standard + 2 disability bays
🔦 Senior Men's
Rising Through the Ranks

There have been some fantastic highlights across the squad lately, and one that stands out is the addition of two new faces to the senior side. Oscar and Toby have officially earned their place after consistently showing effort, commitment, grit, and genuine team spirit over the years and into the start of this season.

It's no coincidence this progress comes under the guidance of two coaches who prioritise player development above all else. Chris (Senior Men's Coach) and Phil (Reserves Coach) have had a significant impact on both squads, and their work continues to create opportunities where they're truly deserved.

The senior group has embraced Oscar and Toby from day one, recognising the hard work they've put in and celebrating the contribution they make each week. Congratulations to both on a well-earned achievement — it's a reflection of persistence, and of the strong leadership helping shape this group.

PS — how cute are 2016 U7/8 Oscar & Toby? We just had to throw those pics in there! 😄 Check them out on our Instagram.
U20s & U23s Update

The last month has been an exciting time for our U20s and U23s program. Whilst some results have been mixed of late, the football being played is still of a high quality. One of the key aspects of this program and Head Coach Phil Devetak's philosophy is to develop players to play at senior level.

"It is great to see two of our U23s players Toby Marinaccio and Oscar Devetak elevated to the Senior Squad after strong performances. Both have since made their Senior debut in the league in the last two weeks and played in the two rounds of the Dockerty Cup, with Toby scoring in a 3–1 win over Bundoora United." — Phil Devetak, Head Coach

A shoutout also to Aidan Collingwood, Jet Gravina, Rylee Borg, Will Harper, Rueben Miller, Cooper Peatling, Hunter Stewart and Iqbal Imran for featuring in the Dockerty Cup matchday squad against Uni Hill — great for their development and a sign of what's to come.

⚽ Junior Boys
U9s Dominant at the Manningham Cup

Our U9s enjoyed a memorable day at the Manningham Cup, with both the Wallabies and the Kangaroos crowned champions in their respective divisions.

The Kangaroos went unbeaten across all five matches, keeping three clean sheets against strong opposition. Peter Biondino's relentless pressure earned him Player of the Tournament, while Neo Elloso claimed the Golden Boot with an impressive five goals and four assists.

The Wallabies emerged from their group in second place before topping George Cross in a tense final. A superb goal from Alessio Mancini proved the difference in a 1–0 win, earning him Player of the Tournament. Teamwork was on full display — 12 goals shared across eight players, with goalkeeper Harley Dieni conceding just two goals in four games.

Both teams represented their club with pride, delivering performances that coaches and parents can be incredibly proud of.
U9 Kangaroos Manningham Cup
U9 Kangaroos — Manningham Cup Champions 🏆
U9 Wallabies Manningham Cup
U9 Wallabies — Manningham Cup Champions 🏆
U9 Wallabies celebrating
The joy of winning — U9 Wallabies celebrate their final victory
⭐ Junior Girls
Celebrating Female Football Week
Junior Girls in action
Altona City's junior girls in action — a club growing stronger every season

Female Football Week gives us a great opportunity to come together and celebrate what's been building at Altona City — and this year, there's plenty to be proud of.

📅 On Monday 11 May, all female teams are invited to the club for a BBQ from 6pm. At 6:45pm, Senior Women's Captain Hannah will be sitting down with the girls for a chat about her journey and what it takes to play at a higher level.

Over the coming weeks, senior women will also be visiting various training groups to say hello and take warm-ups — a great opportunity for our younger players to connect with role models at the club.

For the first time in the club's history, we now have more female teams than ever before. Last year also marked a significant milestone, with Altona City earning a CPL licence for our Under 13, Under 15 and Under 17 female teams. With that momentum, the next goal is firmly in sight — NPL. 🤞

Our female football community continues to grow, and Female Football Week is the perfect moment to recognise and celebrate that progress together. We look forward to seeing everyone at the club on the 11th from 6pm!

🎽 Senior Mascots
Walk Out with the Seniors!

Junior team members will have the opportunity to walk out alongside our senior players on match day — a fantastic experience for our youngest members to feel the energy of senior football up close. We encourage all families to attend and stay to cheer on the teams!

Junior mascot walking out with senior players
A special moment — walking out alongside the Altona City senior side
⚽ Men's Fixtures
DateTimeOpponentMascot Group
Sat 16 May6:15 PMKeilor Park SCUnder 11W
Sat 23 May6:15 PMMoreland City SCUnder 11J
Sat 06 Jun6:15 PMGoulburn Valley Suns FCNew Roos
Sat 20 Jun6:15 PMMalvern City FCNew Roos
👩 Women's Fixtures
DateTimeOpponentMascot Group
Sun 10 May3:00 PMUni Hill Eagles FCUnder 9
Sun 24 May3:00 PMNorth Geelong Warriors FCUnder 10
Sun 14 Jun3:00 PMBox Hill United Pythagoras FCUnder 11
Sun 21 Jun3:00 PMFawkner SCUnder 8

Please meet at the club rooms on arrival where a Committee Member will provide instructions. Mascots receive complimentary chips and a drink. 🍟

🔍 Club News
Lost & Found

The club has set up a Lost & Found box inside the clubrooms, located near the canteen window. Any items or clothing left behind will be placed here for collection throughout the season.

At the end of the season, any unclaimed items will be donated to charity. Please label all of your child's belongings — especially jumpers and drink bottles — and remind them to check they have everything before leaving training or game day.
📅 What's On
Upcoming Events
11
May
Female Football Week BBQ 🌭All female teams invited to the club from 6pm. Senior Women's Captain Hannah speaks at 6:45pm about her football journey. HC Kim Reserve.
16
May
Sponsors Networking & Game Day ExperienceSponsors meet, network, then get a behind-the-scenes look at senior match day.
30
May
Trivia Night 🧠Bring your friends, form a team, and put your knowledge to the test across a range of exciting trivia rounds. Whether you're in it to win or just for a great night out, there's something for everyone!

📅 Saturday 30th May
⏰ 6:30PM – 10:00PM (starting at 7PM)
📍 HC Kim Reserve
🎟️ Tickets: events.humanitix.com/acscquiz2026

Don't miss out — lock in your spot and join us for a fantastic night at the club!
16–20
Jun
Team Photos WeekMake sure your kit is clean and ready. Schedules to be communicated by coordinators.
Jun–Jul
2026
FIFA World Cup at the Club ⚽🌍Altona City will be embracing the FIFA World Cup 2026 with broadcast events, a world cup draw, prize draws, and fun competitions. More details to follow on TeamApp and in next month's newsletter!
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Altona City Soccer Club is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to the elders past, present and emerging.

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Altona City Soccer Club is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to the elders past, present and emerging.

We are the people.

H C Kim Reserve, Millers Road, Altona, 3018

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Tel: 0422 009 188

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