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Marist Football Club (Auskick) is an Australian Rules Junior Football club located at the Newman Sports Complex in Tuscany Way, Churchlands, Western Australia. The club was established in 1968 and is proud to be an AFL Quality Club Gold Level accredited club. With over 700 members, Marist Football Club is one of the largest and most successful clubs in the Claremont District.
The club offers various programmes for boys and girls of different age groups. They have an Auskick programme for children as young as Pre-Primary age through to Year 2, Junior programmes from Year 3 through to Year 6, and Youth Football programmes from Year 7 through to Year 12. Marist Football Club also has a Starkick programme that caters to children of all abilities and ages.
Marist Football Club prides itself on providing a fun and supportive environment for players of all ages. The club's main goal is to develop young men and women not only into skilled footballers but also into great contributors and leaders in the community. They welcome new players of any age group with open arms, ensuring that everyone feels included and can enjoy the game of football.
In addition to their regular programmes, Marist Football Club offers the AFL Superkick programme. AFL Superkick is a modified version of AFL that focuses on skill development for children aged 7-9. It provides a low-pressure environment where kids can enhance their footy skills through combined training and games in a single session at a nearby footy club or after school. This programme is convenient for parents as there is no additional training and minimal travel required.
The club's home ground is the Newman Sports Complex in Tuscany Way, Churchlands, Western Australia. Marist Football Club can be contacted through their social media platforms, including Instagram (@marist_football_club).
Marist Football Club acknowledges and respects the traditional owners and custodians of the land throughout Australia. They recognise the ongoing connexion of these communities to the land, sea, and community. The club pays its respects to their people, culture, and Elders, both past and present.
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