Corindi/Red Rock Breakers Football Club
Corindi/Red Rock Breakers Football Club
| Nickname(s) |
Breakers, Purple, Rindi |
| Founded |
1997 |
| Ground |
Corindi Reserve |
| League |
North Coast Football |
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Club Details
Corindi/Red Rock Breakers FC is a football (soccer) club in the North Coast Football (NCF) league based in the small NSW beach towns of Corindi and Red Rock. The club was formed in 1997.
In 2011 the top men's team were minor premiers and champions in the NCF 3rd division competition and the women's team finished 5th in the NCF 1st Division competition.
Club Colours
Main Colours:
Shirt: purple with yellow arms, 2 purple bands on sleeve and black side and collar
Shorts: black with purple and yellow on sides
Socks: black with 2 yellow bands at top
Postal Address
PO Box 160 Corindi Beach, NSW 2456
Grounds
Corindi Beach Reserve, Pacific Street, Corindi Beach, NSW 2456
Honours
2011
- Men 3rd Division
- Men 3rd Division South - Minor premiers
- Men 3rd Division South - Champions (def. Nambucca 3-2)
- Men 3rd Division Zone - Champions (def. Yamba forfeit)
2010
- Men 3rd Division
- Men 3rd Division South - Minor premiers
- Men 3rd Division South - Champions (def. Woolgoolga 3-1)
- Men 3rd Division Zone - Champions (def. Iluka 2-1)
2009
- Men 4th Division
- Men 4th Division - Minor premiers
- Men 4th Division - Champions (def. Westlawn 1-0)
- Women 1st Division
- NCF Golden Boot - Gabby Dickinson - 23 goals
2007
- Women 1st Grade
- Women 1st Grade - Champions (def. Coffs United 2-1)
- Men 3rd Division
- Men 3rd Division North - Minor premiers
2006
- Men 3rd Division
- Men 3rd Division South - Minor premiers
- Men 3rd Division South - Champions (def. Woolgoolga 4-1)
2005
- 14 Girls 2nd Division
- 14 Girls 2nd Division - Minor premiers
2004
- Women 1st Grade
- 16 Boys 2nd Division
- 16 Boys 2nd Division - Minor premiers
- 16 Boys 2nd Division - Champions (drew Coffs Coast Tigers 1-1) (both teams declared joint winners)
2003
- 16 Boys 2nd Division
- 16 Boys 2nd Division - Champions (def. Macksville 2-1)
- 13 Boys 2nd Division
- 13 Boys 2nd Division - Minor premiers
- 12 Girls
- 12 Girls - Champions (def. Korora 3-0)
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