North Ringwood Football Club

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North Ringwood Junior Football Club
Names
Full name	North Ringwood Senior Football Club Ltd
Nickname(s)	Saints, Sainters
Club song	"Oh When The Saints"
season
Home-and-away season	3rd
Club details
Founded	1962; 60 years ago (1962)
Colours	Red   white   black
Competition	Eastern Football League
President	Scott Eade
Coach
Captain(s)
Premierships	EFL (5):
Ground(s)	(capacity: 500)
	(capacity: 2,000)
Training ground(s)
Uniforms
Home Away
Other information
Official website	nthringwoodfc.com.au

The North Ringwood Football Club is an Australian rules football club located in North Ringwood, Victoria. They play in Division 1 of the Eastern Football League.

History[]

The Ringwood Catholic Rovers Football Club was founded in 1962.^[1] The club was a founding club of Eastern District Football League.

In December 1964 the club change its name to Ringwood Rovers Football Club then again in September 1966 to North Ringwood Football Club.

VFL/AFL players[]

• Terry Cahill – Essendon
• Kevin Walsh – Essendon
• Dean Bailey – Essendon
• Peter Banfield – Essendon, Brisbane Bears
• Gary O’Donnell – Essendon
• Paul Salmon – Essendon, Hawthorn
• Tim Livingstone – Richmond
• Matthew Allan – Carlton, Essendon
• Nick Malceski – Sydney, Gold Coast
• David Wirrpanda – West Coast

References[]

External links[]

• Official Club website
• Official Eastern Football League website