Welcome to Riverside Olympic Football Club

The club has installed a great family atmosphere at Windsor Park and houses teams in nearly all competitions. With a strong emphasis on youth in the area, ROFC possibly has the largest contingent of underage players at any club in the state. ROFC is one of the most progressive clubs in the state, and with such a strong junior set-up, it is surely guaranteed to have generations of success, with around 600 participants on the field each week.

Exciting Pitch Redevlopment

Thanks to a massive $1.5 million investment supported by West Tamar Council, our home ground is undergoing a game-changing redevelopment. Soon we’ll boast two full-size NPL-standard professional pitches and multiple brand-new 5-a-side artificial fields, creating a first-class football hub for players of all ages. The future of football at Riverside is here – and it’s brighter than ever!

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Riverside Olympic Football Club

Riverside Olympic was founded in 1967 but has connections with the game back to the pioneering days of the sport in Tasmania the 1920s.

In November 2016 the club reached a landmark decision to merge the junior and senior clubs and form Riverside Olympic Football Club [ROFC]. The merge is to allow every player to develop to their highest potential, young or old, male or female. After 12 months of deliberations, both clubs came to the decision to combine resources and remove duplication. The new combined club provides a clear football pathway from under-six players through to senior men’s and women’s teams.

We offer teams for female and male participation, ranging from under 6's to senior men's and women's. Our junior program is a great way for younger players to be introduced to the sport. Our club rooms are at Windsor Park, in Riverside, Tasmania, and have great facilities available to all players. Games are played on Saturdays throughout Winter.

Training for Juniors is mainly on Tuesday or Thursday (but could be on Monday or Wednesday).

Training sessions start anywhere from 3.30 to 5pm and can be anything from half an hour (Under 5’s and 6’s) to an hour for older age groups.

(Older age groups generally play on Friday nights, whereas all U5-U12s will be on Saturdays.)