Moreton Bay United FC is a football (soccer) club located in the northern Brisbane suburb of Albany Creek and represent the Moreton Bay Region of Queensland. The club was formed in 2012 and competes in the National Premier Leagues Queensland. The Club operates it's senior football operation from Wolter Park, Albany Creek and the clubs Junior Football operation from South Pine Sports Complex at Brendale.
Moreton Bay United's most successful season to date was in 2015 when the club finished top of the NPL Queensland ladder, winning the premiership on goal difference ahead of Brisbane Strikers in a title race that went down to the last day of the season. Moreton Bay United went on to beat Brisbane Strikers 2-1 in the grand final to become champions.
The club strives to offer players of all standards the opportunity to continue to develop and improve so that they may progress to a league that is commensurate with their playing ability that will offer them a challenge and support their development as players. The club is also committed by agreement with Capital Football to field teams in the three Premier League grades. The Club aims to support all players, maintaining and growing their social groups throughout the grades and playing in a competitive environment, at a level comparable to their playing abilities. We welcome all new and experienced players to the club. Where will you start from if you play with the Tuggeranong United Women's Football Club? Initially as players move up from Junior squads, we expect that players would normally start in our Under 19 squads - either Division 1 or Premier League depending on the individual player's skill level and experience. While players are registered with Capital Football and for insurance purposes to a nominated team, during pre-season, as the season progresses and where players become more familiar with the Club, senior players and coaches, all players will have opportunities to move across teams and grades suitable to their capability and availability. What does Tuggeranong United Women's Football Club offer coaches and parents? As the club is supported by volunteers, we encourage parents and players willing to give up their time the opportunity to participate in or assist the Committee or teams at training and on game day. Without this invaluable support, the club cannot operate. All assistance is appreciated by players and coaches. The Committee encourages coaches to share and develop their skills. The club recognises that through continuing to develop our coaches, we better support the development of our players. The club also supports coach development through informal mentoring arrangements among the club's coaches but also in supporting coaches' attendance at relevant coaching courses either ...