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Our History

Darebin United Soccer Club was established in 1975 and has grown from its senior football foundations into an inclusive community club supporting players from their first football experience through to junior and senior competition at Mayer Park.

From 1975

Darebin United Soccer Club was established in 1975 at Mayer Park in Thornbury. The club’s foundations were built through senior football and the commitment of local players, coaches, committee members and supporters who created a strong football home in the City of Darebin.

Growing our junior pathway

In 2014, Darebin United introduced its first junior team. That important step broadened the club’s purpose and created new opportunities for local boys and girls to begin, enjoy and develop through football.

Since then, the club has continued to grow its pathway across MiniRoos, junior and senior football, alongside expanding opportunities for girls and women and the development-focused Apollo Academy program.

A community club

Darebin United is an inclusive, independent and not-for-profit community club. Our story has been shaped by generations of players, coaches, team managers, committee members, sponsors, families and volunteers who have contributed their time, knowledge and energy.

Every team, season and volunteer contribution forms part of the club’s history and strengthens the pathway available to the next generation.

Preserving our story

We are continuing to review club records, photographs, achievements and milestones so this page can grow into a richer account of Darebin United’s history. Former players, officials and supporters who can help preserve the club’s story are encouraged to contact the club.

Community football since 1975. Play. Develop. Belong.

Club honours

Our Achievements Through the Years

Celebrating our teams, players and club community — from our men’s football foundations to today’s junior, senior and women’s programs.

Every honour is part of our story. Explore the years below to see the club’s champions, premiers, runners-up and cup finalists. The original pennants are displayed at the club.

Champions & Premiers   Runners-up   Cup Finalists

Tap or click a year to explore its honours. Award titles and competition names reflect the original pennants.

2026
Runners-up
Mixed Sunday North 12B Blue
2025
Premiers
Mixed Sunday North 12C Red
Runners-up
Mixed North 15B
2024
Runners-up
Boys’ Sunday North 13C Green
Premiers
Boys’ North 14C Blue
Champions
Boys’ 14C Finals
Runners-up
Boys’ North 15C
Runners-up
Boys’ North 15B
2023
Premiers
Boys’ North 14C
Runners-up
Boys’ 14C Finals
2022
Runners-up
Boys’ Sunday North 12 Joeys Blue
Runners-up
Boys’ North 13C Blue
2019
Runners-up
Sportsmart Boys’ North 12 Joeys Blue
2017
Champions
Men’s State League 4 North Reserves
2016
Runners-up
Women’s State League 4 North
2015
Runners-up
Men’s State League 3 North-West Seniors
Runners-up
Men’s State League 3 North-West Reserves
Champions
Sportsmart Boys’ North 14D
Champions
Sportsmart Boys’ 14D Finals
2014
Runners-up
Men’s State League 4 North
Earlier Years — Men’s Football, before 2014

Before junior football began in 2014, the club was a men’s football club. These honours celebrate that foundation. Apollo United was the club’s previous name, as recorded on several historic pennants.

2012

Champions
Provisional League Division 3 North-West Reserves
Runners-up
Provisional League Division 3 North-West Seniors

2003

Runners-up
Provisional League Division 1 North-West Seniors

2002

Runners-up
Provisional League Division 1 North-West Reserves

2000

Runners-up
Provisional League Division 2 North-West Reserves

1994

Champions
Afternoon Division 1
Finalist
Regions Cup

1993

Champions
North West Afternoon Division 2

1992

Champions
North West Afternoon Division 3

1988

Finalists
Mansfield Binney Invitation Cup

1984

Champions
Soccer League of Victoria — Division 2 Reserves

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