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The Old Paradians Football Club, established in 1929, is a community-focused VAFA club based at Parade College. Welcoming players of all levels, it fosters inclusivity, family values, and strong ties with Parade College and RMIT.
This is an affiliate club of RMIT. Please contact the club directly through their contact information.
What You'll Do
•Play Football
•Compete in the VAFA
•Build Friendships
Commitment
•Ongoing (seasonal)
•Access to Ovals & Gym
Good For
•All levels of football skill
•Parade College & RMIT community
The Old Paradians Football Club was established in 1929 as a member of the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA). The club has a long-standing history and prides itself on fostering a strong sense of community and inclusivity.
Based at Parade College, the club benefits from access to exceptional facilities, including multiple football ovals and a gym. This partnership reflects the club's commitment to providing a welcoming environment for footballers of all skill levels and non-football participants from diverse backgrounds.
Men’s teams compete under the Old Paradians banner, while women’s teams represent a collaborative RMIT/Old Paradians partnership, strengthening ties with the university and promoting inclusivity in sport.
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The Old Paradians Football Club is located at Parade College in Bundoora. Our summer training facilities are at the Collins Oval at the front of Parade College, with regular season training and matches at our main ground, which is the Garvey Oval.
Please contact the club directly to register and inquire about membership fees. The club operates with the structure of a free player membership with each player responsible with sourcing their own sponsorship for the season
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