Welcome to Peninsula Power FC

Welcome to the official website of Peninsula Power Football Club.

Founded in the year 2000, Peninsula Power FC was formed when established clubs, Margate FC and Redcliffe FC, amalgamated to become the force it is today. Power is a club that prides itself on developing talent of all ages and genders, from grass-roots members, Squirts and Junior programmes all the way through to the varying levels of the senior leagues.

Peninsula Power competes in the elite National Premier League Qld for Senior Men and boys in Under 13 to Under 20 age groups. Welcoming all players, Power teams also compete in the Brisbane Premier League Women competitions, City League Men and Women competitions, Divisional Boys and Girls competitions.

Dolphins Community Shield Peninsula Power v Brisbane Roar

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Breaking News! Our Big Announcement! Book your diary for Saturday 5th October at A.J. Kelly Park.
Brisbane Roar will finalise its Hyundai A-League 2019/20 Season preparations against one of Queensland’s top outfits on the eve of the opening round. Click Here to Read More

FREE Girls Football Camp!

Free Football Camp for Girls

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NPL Players 2020 Season Expressions of Interest

EOI Players

NOTE: CURRENT PENINSULA POWER PLAYERS DO NOT NEED TO FILL THIS IN

Trials will take place at Dalton Park, Maine Road, Clontarf

Due to Football Queensland guidelines we can't disclose trial dates at this point in time.

If your child is interested in playing in the Power Football Academy from U8 to U16 or in our senior teams U18 & U20 please fill in the form and will be in contact at a later date to invite them to our trials

NPL Volunteer Awards - Open Now!

Our volunteers keep the Club running. What would we do without them??

Nominations are now open for the 2019 NPL Volunteer Awards.

You can nominate in two categories ...

NPL Manager of the Year, and

NPL Volunteer of the Year

Nominations close 13 September 2019.

Click here to access more details

Preseason Soccer Clinic

ANNOUNCEMENT - Power Football Academy, Season 2020

2020 will be a year of growth and change for the Club. One of our highest priorities is to ensure that our player development strategies provide pathways for our players into elite senior football.

Paul Dymock, continuing as NPL Technical Director for the 2020 season, will be leading these changes. Over the past two seasons, Paul has overseen our transition from the Brisbane Premier League to the Football QLD Premier League in 2018 and into the National Premier League this year.

“It has been a busy few years in the role and I’m excited for the 2020 season and the plans I have for the club”, said Dymock.

The Club also wishes to acknowledge Gordon Tulloch, Director of Coaching, for laying the ground work for this change, playing a leading role in the Club’s push for inclusion in the National Premier League competition. Gordon will be leaving Peninsula Power at the end of the 2019 season. We thank Gordon for the fantastic and tireless work he has done for this Club over the last 6 years and we wish him the very best in his next role. Please join me in thanking Gordon and wishing him the best.

In the meantime, we are entering finals time and we hope to see you at our remaining games to spur on our boys in their inaugural NPL finals push.

Yours

Craig Feuerriegel

Club President

President backs National Second Division

Australia’s national second division is coming together and Peninsula Power have registered their interest as a member of the AAFC.

The Association of Australian Football Clubs, representing NPL and grassroots clubs nation-wide, is targeting a 2021 season launch for the new competition.

The Second Division Working Group behind the scenes is looking to finalise proposals for the competition earmarked ‘The Championship’ in 2020.

Key details of the competition’s makeup are still to be determined, as are the clubs that will compete in it however,

Peninsula Power Club President Craig Feuerriegel said “Our club has signalled the potential entry into the competition with the second division to improve player pathways, offer more opportunities for Australian players at a professional level”

Members can earn $100 !

This year the Club has introduced a Volunteer Levy for the NPL Division with the funding raised being used to ensure key jobs are done on game days and in support of our other events.

You can earn your Volunteer Levy back by completing 10 hours of work over the course of the year.

There are lots of ways you can help out:

• On game days - assisting in the Club bar, helping out in the kitchen, selling raffle tickets and being a Ground Official.

• Do you love a good Working Bee? Watch out for requests during the year.

• What about our big events? Help out with setting up for carnivals, presentation days, hosting A-League Roar matches or celebrating the opening of new facilities

Discuss the many ways you can lend a hand with NPL Volunteer Coordinator, Nikki Harrison-Mcrae.