Regrading is now complete for all ages and Saturday Round 6 and Sunday Round 5 draws are now available. Good luck to our teams are playing in NSW Cup this week!
Our 13 Boys kick off the NSW Cup competition for GUFC against Castle Hill @ Hills Centenary Park at 9am this Sunday 16th May. If you have the chance drop by and support our Giants in action!
Following the SSFA Regrading meeting teams have been finalised and draws for future rounds should be shared further into the future. NO GUFC TEAMS HAVE BEEN REGRADED.
GROUNDS are OPEN!
Watch our site and Social Media for updates
MAY
15 – Round 6, Saturday teams
16 – Round 5, Sunday teams
22 – Round 7, Saturday teams
23 – Round 6, Sunday teams
29 – Round 8, Saturday teams
30 – Round 7, Sunday teams
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If you are purchasing new equipment for the upcoming season from Rebel Sport please don’t forget to mention Gymea United Football Club at the registers.
GUFC receives store credit of 5% for all purchases made by GUFC members who have linked Gymea United Football Club to their Rebel Active account. HUGE thank you to Rebel Sport for their continued support of our Club.
At the conclusion of each football season, from 1985 until 2008, a GIANTS Year Book was collated, printed and distributed to each Giant family by the Gymea committee.
The Year Book’s usually contained a President’s & other Committee Reports, Player Service Awards, the following season’s committee and Team Report/Photo which were often very funny and great reading.
Year Books were a fabulous way of preserving the Club’s year by year history!
“The end of season Gala Days on the oval were enjoyed by all the families.
This was in the era before female soccer so the Mothers versus Fathers game was always a highlight. One year Laurie Dean dressed as a woman including balloons for a pregnancy. After running out onto the field with the mothers’ team to much laughter he ‘collapsed’ on the ground and was ‘rescued’ by some fathers who threw him into a wheelbarrow and wheeled him off the field.
A great joke enjoyed by everyone”
