Initially named "FC Krajina", Berwick Kings FC was formed by the Melbourne Serbian community. Since its inception the club has nurtured many players, who today, fifteen years on, still support the Kings jersey.
Beginning in 1990 the Kings story is an eventful battle, one that has brought us from the ranks of amateur league to those of Football Federation Victoria.
In only fifteen years our club was crowned champions eight times, including a cup conquering effort of ’96 when the Kings secured the amateur cup of Victoria at Bob Jane Stadium.
The club aims to work hard, and with cooperation with local authorities strive to achieve the following goals and club vision:
- Promote multiculturalism in football, raise awareness and tolerance
- Attract players and members from diverse backgrounds
- Kick-start a maximum number of junior and senior teams to cater for each community, age group, and gender
- Draw support within south-east Melbourne, associate our club as the home of football within the region
Club secretary:
Vedran Askraba
Phone: 03 9445 9325
Fax: 03 9445 9316
Email: secretary@bkfc.com.au
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Correspondence to:
PO Box 361
Noble Park, 3174
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Address:
Betula Park, Kidds Road, Doveton - Melways Ref: 90 H7
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 PDF: Club constitution
PDF: Club code of conduct
PDF: Club history and vision (for print)
| 1990 FC Krajina established |
| 1991 Bayside Amateur League 3 Champions |
| 1992 Bayside Amateur League 2 Champions |
| 1993 Bayside Amateur League 1 Champions |
| 1994 Promoted to Victorian Amateur League 3 |
| 1995 Victorian Amateur League 3 Champions |
| 1996 Victorian Amateur Cup Winners (at Bob Jane) |
| 1996 Victorian Amateur League 2 Champions |
| 1996 Official name change to Keysborough Saints |
| 1997 Victorian Amateur League 1 Champions |
| 1998 Promotion to Victorian Provisional League 3 |
| 1998 Move to Betula Park |
| 1999 Move to Serbian Sports Centre complex |
| 2000 Move back to Betula Park |
| 2000 Official name change to Berwick Kings |
| 2000 Promotion to Victorian Provisional League 2 |
| 2001 Victorian Provisional League 2 Runners-Up |
| 2002 Promotion to Victorian Provisional League 1 |
| 2003 Terrible chapter in club history, |
| 2004 Relegation two years in a row |
| 2005 Victorian Provisional League 3 Champions |
| 2006 Victorian Provisional League 2 Runners-Up |
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