Your Local Community Club
We’ve been part of the local community since 1964, and currently have over 600 players across our Men’s, Women’s, Masters & Junior teams.
Westside Grovely Football Club
Community spirit, friendship, family and teamwork are the underlying principles of Westside Grovely Football Club.
With teams and programs available for Miniroos, Juniors, Seniors and Masters, there’s something for everyone looking to play the beautiful game.
A supportive and inclusive environment
Players of all backgrounds and playing abilities are welcome at Westside Grovely, where we encourage a warm and encouraging family atmosphere.
Affordable registration fees
Our registration fees are competitive – we are also part of the FairPlay program offered by the Queensland Government.
Fantastic upgraded fields
We’re proud of the hard work that has gone into Grovely Sports Ground, and are proud to offer a great facility for you and your family to play football.
Latest News
Updates from Grovely Sports Ground
We invite you to register to play at our awesome Community Club, nestled in what is becoming one of the…
We are excited to get the 2025 football season underway at Westside Grovely FC.Please see below some dates to add…
We are seeking volunteers to fill a range of roles for the upcoming 2025 season.As a club, we rely on…
Football Queensland confirms further suspension of football activity in South East Queensland due to impacts of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Recently some of our Westside Junior girls were involved in a photo shoot organised by Football QLD and Brisbane Lord…
Our fields have had a thorough inspection carried out and are still saturated following the rain this week - especially…
Proudly Sponsored By
With thanks to:
BCC City Projects, Brisbane City Council, the State Government and Federal Government.
Steve Toomey (Liberal, The Gap Ward), Mark Furner (Labor, Ferny Grove), Elizabeth Watson-Brown (Greens, Ryan)
BCC City Projects, Brisbane City Council, the State Government and Federal Government.
Steve Toomey (Liberal, The Gap Ward), Mark Furner (Labor, Ferny Grove), Elizabeth Watson-Brown (Greens, Ryan)