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Your Premier Football Club in Mount Claremont
We are a community football club dedicated to providing football pathways for players of all ages and abilities. Established through the merger of UWA Soccer Club and Nedlands Football Club, we draw on over 75 years of combined history to create a lifelong football environment. Our club welcomes members from 4 years old into their 70s, offering representative teams across all levels from grassroots to semi-professional. Based at UWA Sports Park in Mount Claremont, we maintain professional facilities shared with elite rugby teams while fostering inclusivity for all genders, backgrounds, and skill levels.

With over 1,800 members and 50+ coaches, we prioritise player development through structured programs like Joey Soccer, MiniRoos, and our Performance Plus Academy. Our partnerships with organisations like Borussia Dortmund and La Vida Homes enhance our ability to deliver quality training and community benefits. We operate across multiple venues in Nedlands, including Charles Court Reserve and College Park, while maintaining a strong focus on creating a positive, educational football culture.
Services
Joey Soccer MiniRoos Junior Football Senior Teams Masters Football Academy Training School Holiday Programs Futsal Competitions Go Girls Program Performance Plus
Highlights and features
  • We offer football pathways from age 4 to masters level
  • Our 50+ experienced coaches deliver professional player development
  • We maintain elite facilities at UWA Sports Park
  • Our Borussia Dortmund partnership brings international expertise
  • We provide inclusive football for all genders and abilities
Services
Joey Soccer
Our Joey Soccer program introduces children aged 4-8 to football fundamentals through structured play sessions. The curriculum focuses on developing basic skills, teamwork, and enjoyment of the sport in a supportive environment. With both paid programs and KIDSport free options available, we cater to early childhood development needs while preparing players for competitive MiniRoos participation.
MiniRoos
Designed for players aged 5-12, our MiniRoos program offers competitive and recreational football opportunities. The program emphasizes skill development through age-appropriate matches and training sessions led by qualified coaches. Participants benefit from structured progression pathways while enjoying regular match play across multiple divisions in Western Australia.
Performance Plus
The Borussia Dortmund Performance Plus program delivers advanced technical training for committed players. This premium program features specialist coaching techniques, tactical development, and physical conditioning. Participants receive professional-level instruction designed to bridge grassroots football with semi-professional opportunities through our established pathways.
School Holiday Programs
Our three-day school holiday camps provide intensive football training during academic breaks. The programs combine technical drills, match simulations, and fitness components for players aged 4-17. Participants receive professional coaching while developing both individual skills and team coordination in a fun, immersive environment.
Futsal Competitions
We offer competitive futsal programs that develop technical skills through fast-paced indoor matches. The format encourages close control, quick decision-making, and continuous play. Our teams compete at national championships while local leagues provide regular opportunities for players to refine their abilities in this specialized football discipline.
People
Liam Reddy
Goalkeeper Academy Director
Former professional goalkeeper with extensive coaching experience, Liam established the UWANFC GK Academy to develop goalkeeping talent. He brings elite-level expertise to our training programs while offering 25% discounts for club members.
Questions
What age groups can participate at UWANFC?
We offer programs for players aged 4 through to masters level (35+). Our divisions include Joey Soccer (4-8), MiniRoos (5-12), Juniors (13-17), and Senior teams for adults.
How do I register for football programs?
Registration details are available through our website under 'Join Now'. Specific programs like Joey Soccer and Performance Plus have direct sign-up options with pricing listed in our online store.
What facilities does UWANFC use?
Our primary home ground is UWA Sports Park (McGillivray Oval) in Mount Claremont. We also utilise Charles Court Reserve, College Park, and Mount Claremont Oval for training and matches.
Are there partnership benefits for members?
Yes, our partnership with La Vida Homes provides a $2,500 cash bonus for members building new homes. The club also receives $2,500 rebates for each member's participation through this program.
What equipment do I need to start playing?
Essential equipment includes football boots, shin pads, and appropriate clothing. Club merchandise including shirts, shorts, and socks are available through our online store during specified hours.
Reviews (4)
Monica McMichen
Jun 17, 2021 Report
Loved the oval! But be aware of pot wholes when it is raining. I damage my car badly. Ended up in tow truck.
Terry Larkin
Jul 13, 2017 Report
It's great to see football thriving in Perth's western suburbs! I was a member of the Graylands Hostel Soccer Club from 1971 until it closed in 1986. We played against University at McGillvray Oval on many occasions and my older brothers had a mate there, at UWA, named Gavin Braithwaite.... a top bloke! I live in Northam now and teach in… Toodyay....both towns have junior clubs and the code is growing across the Avon with York and Goomalling both having a presence in the great game. The local schools play an interschool five a side carnival in term two after enduring decades of being a footy
Max Wellington
Apr 24, 2017 Report
Quality pitch, quality coaching staff, and some cutting edge reporting of the match day each week. That's a Maxy Welton 5 star special
Joshua Marocchi
Dec 08, 2016 Report
One of the best grass pitches in Perth. The club is working very hard to grow its members and provide opportunities for all members of the community in a variety of different competitions.