History

Kingston City Football Club is an Australian, professional soccer club from Clayton South, Victoria, a suburb within the local government area of Kingston. Kingston club currently competes in the National Premier Leagues Victoria. The club plays out of The Grange Reserve.

Formerly known as Kingston City Soccer Club and before that “CLARINDA Soccer Club” This club was formed in 1974 by a group of Oakleigh and Clayton soccer  enthusiasts in 1974. The club was originally called Liverpool and played  its games at Clayton Technical School in Browns Road Clayton.

In 1975 the club was renamed Clarinda and made its league debut in  Division 4 of the District League. Over the years Clarinda has grown  from a club comprising a senior team and a reserves team to a club with  multiple Junior teams and a senior team.

In 1982 Clarinda moved to its current ground; “The Grange” at Osborne  Avenue Westal. In 1998 with the amalgamation of city councils and  restructuring of city borders the club changed its name to Kingston City  Soccer Club.

Our club has two grounds;

• ‘The Grange’ Osborne Avenue, Westall used by the seniors and reserves
• ‘Keeley Park’ Alward Ave, Clayton South, Junior Training Facility 

The club has always prided itself on its grass roots support and its  strength of its junior teams and continues to be a force at both Senior  and Junior levels.

Kingston City FC has an enviable reputation of having strong junior teams and of developing players for its senior team.

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