Rouse Hill Rams Football Club commenced in 2006 with 185 registered players. The club is now one of the largest in the Hills Football Association with over 1200 registered players, and we are one of the biggest clubs for female footballers in the Hills Football Association.
Rams Football is a grassroots football club and offers football for all ages from U6 to seniors, and for all playing levels. The club has been at the forefront of implementing small-sided football over the last 14 years, with sufficient teams to conduct in-house games for U6 and U7 age groups, which are played in a positive environment focused on fun, participation and learning. The club is focused on junior development and offers programs and support to assist all players improve. The club aim is to allow all players and coaches to reach their full potential in a positive and inclusive environment.
While Rams Football is a grassroots football club, the club will assist players who show potential and desire to play at a higher level to enter the various pathways. This year the club has Youth, All-age and Women’s Premier League teams. Many Rams players have graduated from the small-sided football program into outstanding players at elite level.
In addition, the club has been running the Football 4 All program for a number of years, and allows people with disabilities to have playing opportunities, as well as providing a support network for volunteers, coaches, parents and players.
Rams Football also supports a pathway for Referees from Instructional to Junior with the club being awarded Goals For Grassroots award in 2013 which focused on Instructional Referee Program. Rams believe that well trained Referees are essential for the future prosperity of the game.
The primary focus of the club is sharing the values of the Rams Sports Club and providing an opportunity for a social connection through sport. Many lifelong friendships have been established over many years and the club plays an important role in ensuring a well-connected, healthy, strong and inclusive community. The club will always share this value first and foremost over results.
In 2021 we will continue focus on junior development and further investment into Home of Rouse Hills Rams first class facility at The Hills Centenary Park.
Find us at The Hills Centenary Park, Corner of Commercial & Withers Roads, Rouse Hill, 2155
The Committee
Steve Duval
Exec: President
Greg Kinch
Exec: Vice President
Karen Millers
Exec: Treasurer
Erin Macerola
Exec: Secretary
Andrew Hampton
Exec: Junior VP
Cameron Wong
Exec: Registrar
Michael Grima
Exec: Competition Secretary
Mark McKee
Club Coach
Vacant
U6 Co-ordinator
Amy Yeates-Dicks
U7 Co-ordinator
Tracy Rundell
U8 Co-ordinator
Sam Ciccia
U9 Co-ordinator
Vacant
U10 Co-ordinator
Stephen Skrzypiec
U11 Co-ordinator
Leong Low
U12, U15 + U16 Co-ordinator
Pete Grunberg
U13, U14, U18 Coordinator
Vacant
Senior Co-ordinator
Kara Gergely-Hollai
Girls/Ladies Co-ordinator
Trish Aldrich
Football 4 All Co-ordinator
James Dolahenty
Referee Co-ordinator
Lee Metcalf
Equipment/Apparel Manager
Mick Pruyn
Internal General Purpose Tribunal (GPT)
Vacant
Sponsorship Co-ordinator
Vacant
Events Co-ordinator
Cameron Woodward
General committee member
Mark Calabrese
General committee member
Dennis Hartley
General committee member
Trevor Upcroft
General committee member
Jade Adamson
General committee member
Andrew King
General committee member
Martin O’Hare
General committee member
Kate Orth
General committee member
Cris Martin
General committee member
Krushik Suryadevava
Canteen Manager
Toni Paterson
Social Media
Sneha Chauhan
Volunteer Co-ordinator
Peter Dicks
Grounds Manager
Paul Paterson
General Committee