Weston
molongLo fc
about us
our goal
Get ready to experience the ultimate football journey with Weston Molonglo FC! Welcome to our official website, where you can discover one of the most dynamic and inclusive sporting clubs in the Weston Creek and Molonglo region.
We believe that football is for everyone, regardless of age, gender or skill level. That's why Weston Molonglo FC provides a welcoming and supportive environment for all players to enjoy the beautiful game. Our club is one of the biggest and most successful in the region, offering a range of teams competing in various leagues, including Masters, State League, Junior League and MiniRoos.
Our vision is to be the top choice for all football enthusiasts in the region, and we're well on our way with a player base of talented and dedicated athletes. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, Weston Molonglo FC has something to offer you.
So, if you're ready to kick off an amazing football experience, you've come to the right place. Explore our website and discover all the ways you can join the Weston Molonglo FC community today!
OUR COMMITMENT TO INCLUSIVITY
At Weston Molonglo Football Club, inclusivity sits at the heart of who we are and what we value as a community. With more than 1,200 members, our club is proud to provide opportunities for players of all ages, genders, and skill levels to enjoy the game in a welcoming and supportive environment.
As a volunteer‑run organisation built over fifty years of community involvement, we believe deeply in the power of football to bring people together. Our mission is to offer a safe, enjoyable, and accessible place for everyone, whether they are playing, coaching, supporting, or simply discovering the sport for the first time.
We celebrate the diversity of our members and recognise the strength that comes from our different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives. Football is more than a sport for us; it is a shared language that unites our community.
Our club’s long‑standing vision to create a football community where everyone feels they belong continues to guide our approach. We welcome all who wish to participate, learn, grow, and connect. Whether aspiring to compete at higher levels or simply seeking the joy of the game, every member plays an important role in shaping our club culture.
At Weston Molonglo FC, we stand committed to fostering respect, encouragement, and opportunity for all. Together, we strive to be a true community hub where our love of football strengthens our connections, celebrates our differences, and builds a positive future for every participant.
acknowledgement of country
Weston Molonglo Football Club respectfully acknowledges the Ngunnawal people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live, work, train, and play. We also recognise that other Aboriginal peoples, including those identifying as Ngambri (Kamberri), hold traditional connections to the ACT region.
We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend this respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples within our club and local community. This acknowledgment reflects our commitment to recognising the ongoing connection of First Nations peoples to land, culture, and community.
WMFC is proud to be part of a community that values respect, inclusion, and learning, and we remain committed to walking alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as we continue to grow as a club and community hub.
Get with the might,
pull on the “Black and White”
and fly high with the Magpies
Weston Molonglo Football Club (formerly Weston Creek Soccer Club) was incorporated in the latter part of 1970, with the emergence and growth of the Weston Creek district creating a need for a club separate from the existing clubs in the neighbouring Woden Valley district. Mr Ray Woodbridge of the West Woden Soccer Club and Mr Jock Dickson, fourth resident of Weston Creek, discussed the possibility of starting a soccer club in the area.
On 19 Jan 71 the first club meeting was held to discuss the formation of the Club and 44 parents attended. As a result, the club was originally formed as Weston District Junior Soccer Club (WDJSC), with inaugural Treasurer Andy Hall suggesting the club wear black and white and bear the emblem of the magpie in honour of his beloved Aussie Rules team: Collingwood FC. One of the fundamental concepts of a community club was stated as being: so that juniors can progress right through to senior status, within the one club, and can readily identify with their ‘Big Brothers’.
In 2026, we welcome over 1200 members and their families to the WMFC community. We value and appreciate the effort of all our members who provide the platform for our continuing success.