Pine Hills FC

Pine Hills

Full name

Pine Hills Football Club

Nickname(s)

Pythons, Pine, Hills

Founded

2007

Ground

James Drysdale Reserve, Bunya

Capacity

500

President

John Easley

Coach

Andrew West

League

Brisbane Premier League Division 1

2012

9th

Home colours

Away colours

Pine Hills FC are an association football club based in Bunya, Queensland. They currently compete in the Brisbane Premier League.

History

In 2007 they finished second on the Brisbane Premier League Division 2 ladder, however the next season in 2008 would bring great success, finishing 1st on the ladder and gaining promotion while going through the season losing only 6 games. Their run of form would continue as they would go on to finish 1st in the 2009 season in Brisbane Premier League Division 1, being 1 point higher on the ladder then Beenleigh. They were then promoted into the Brisbane Premier League.^[1] In 2010, the Pythons managed to finish a very respectable 7th on the ladder.

Squads

**2010 SQUAD LISTS** ^[2]
FIRST TEAM	RESERVES
Ryan Pearse (gk)	Zachary Symons (gk)
Sam Hornby	Thomas Reiken
Raj Oshen	Matthew Cook
Mark Battistin	James Gunn
Ardesheer Almassi	Jamal Spelta
Antonio Invincible	Adam Ross
Gino Invincible	Afshin Afshar (c)
Ben Stevens (c)	Sam West
Corey Slevin	Nicholas McGauley
Andrew Sheppard	Brady Duggan
Alexander McKean	Shayne Watson
Brent Holden	Jacob Mitchell
Thomas Clarke	Jared Doo
Jacob Mitchell	Cale Johnstone
David Rowley	James Christou
Zachary Symons	Nicholas Riggall

* Note these teams changes evey week

References

External links

Soccer in Australia

Football Federation Australia

National teams	Men's Men's U-23 Men's U-20 Men's U-17 Men's Beach Men's Paralympic Women's Women's U-20 Women's U-17

Current competitions	A-League Youth League W-League National Premier Leagues FFA Cup FFA State Institute Challenge Kanga Cup

Defunct competitions	National Soccer League NSL Cup National Youth League (1984–2004) Women's National Soccer League Australia Cup

Lists	Clubs Venues (stadiums by capacity) Champions

Other	League system Professional Footballers Australia Football Hall of Fame Women's soccer in Australia

Soccer in Australia by state and territory

Australian Capital Territory	Capital Football

New South Wales	Northern NSW Football Football NSW

Northern Territory	Football Federation Northern Territory

Queensland	Football Queensland

South Australia	Football Federation South Australia

Tasmania	Football Federation Tasmania

Victoria	Football Federation Victoria

Western Australia	Football West

Soccer in Queensland

Football Queensland

A-League	Brisbane Roar Gold Coast United (defunct) North Queensland Fury (defunct)

NPL Queensland	Brisbane City Brisbane Roar Youth Brisbane Strikers Far North Queensland Moreton Bay United Northern Fury Olympic FC Palm Beach Redlands United South West Queensland Thunder Sunshine Coast Fire Western Pride

Former NPL clubs	Central Queensland Queensland Academy of Sport Harimau Muda A

Regional Leagues & Associations	Football Brisbane Football Central Queensland Far North Queensland Football Football Gold Coast Mackay Regional Football North Queensland Football North West Queensland Soccer Football South West Queensland Sunshine Coast Football Football Wide Bay

League Seasons	2013 2014 2015 2016

Soccer in Brisbane

Football Brisbane

Brisbane Premier League	Albany Creek Capalaba Eastern Suburbs Ipswich Knights Logan Lightning Lions FC Mitchelton Peninsula Power Rochedale Rovers Taringa Rovers UQ FC Wolves FC

Capital League 1	Annerley FC Bayside United FC Brisbane Force Brisbane Knights Grange Thistle FC Holland Park Hawks Moggill Mount Gravatt North Pine North Star Pine Rivers United Southside Eagles

Capital League 2	Centenary Stormers FC Ipswich City Kangaroo Point Rovers FC Newmarket SFC Oxley United Park Ridge FC Pine Hills Redcliffe PCYC Souths United The Gap FC Western Spirit Westside FC

Capital League 3	Acacia Ridge AC Carina Clairvaux FC Jimboomba United Narangba United New Farm United Ridge Hills United Samford Rangers FC Slacks Creek Tarragindi Tigers Toowong FC Virginia United

Capital League 4	Bardon Latrobe Bethania Rams Brighton Bulldogs Logan City Kings Logan Village Greenbank FC Mooroondu

Seasons	2013 2014 2015

Cup Competition	Canale Cup

Anual tournament	BLK Silver Boot

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