About ASOW
A proudly volunteer-run community football club in Sydney's south, welcoming players of all ages and abilities since 1960.
Who We Are
Football in Oatley
since 1960
All Saints Oatley West Football Club started as a small church-affiliated team and has grown into one of south Sydney's most loved community clubs — competing in the St George Football Association and welcoming hundreds of players every season.
We're proudly volunteer-run, family-friendly, and open to players of all backgrounds and abilities. Whether you're brand new to football or a seasoned player looking for a great local club — ASOW is your home.
What We Stand For
Our Values
Inclusive Community
Every player welcome — from Under 6s to senior adults, regardless of ability, background or experience. No experience needed, just a love of the game.
Good Sportsmanship
The club is proudly known for its culture of fair play, respect and creating a positive, un-pressured environment — especially for our junior players.
Volunteer-Run
Passionate coaches, dedicated parents and a committed committee all volunteer their time to make ASOW one of the south's most welcoming clubs.
Player Development
From first kick to senior competition — we focus on nurturing confidence, skill and a love of the game at every age group and level.
Local Roots Since 1960
Based at Oatley Park for over 65 years, we are deeply woven into the fabric of the local community and proud of our long history in the area.
Open Communication
Keeping families informed via TeamApp, Facebook, Instagram and our website — with match updates, ground news and club notices throughout the season.
Club History
65 Years of Football
From a church competition side to one of south Sydney's most respected community clubs — here are some of the milestones along the way.
The Club is Born
Gordon "MAC" McKenzie and son Graham revive football in the area, entering an Under 12s team into the All Saints Boys Club church competition. The team lose their first two games 10–0 and 12–0 — but the boys are not deterred.
First Premierships
The Under 8 "C" Division claims an early premiership title. Hurstville Council also approves the club's first set of floodlights for night training at Oatley Park.
The Mighty Eights
An unbeaten Under 8 side wins the competition, knockout and six-a-side — amassing 144 goals across 24 games. One of the club's most celebrated junior achievements in its history.
Return to Oatley Park
After a 10-year break, ASOW returns to Oatley Park as their permanent home ground — marked with an 11–0 win in the very first match back. A new era begins.
Joining St George Association
ASOW makes the significant move from the Churches Competition into the St George Soccer Association — a major step up in competition and the start of a new chapter for the club.
Club Championship Three-Peat
ASOW wins the St George Soccer Association Club Championship three consecutive years — one of the most successful periods in the club's history, with multiple teams performing at the highest level.
Incorporation & State Title
ASOW becomes officially incorporated as ASOW Soccer Club INC. The Premier League side also wins the NSW All Age Champion of Champions — a landmark achievement for the club.
50th Anniversary
The club celebrates its 50th anniversary with over 420 registered players across 34 teams. Life Member awards presented to Bob, John and Ron Klinker and Alan Comrie.
The Fox Badge & Rebrand
With the help of Nick Chin, the club introduces its iconic fox badge design — bringing a fresh, distinctive identity to one of south Sydney's most established community football clubs.
Still Growing
Over 65 years on, ASOW continues to welcome new players and families every season — still volunteer-run, still proudly local, and still playing beautiful football at Oatley Park.
On the Field
Honours & Achievements
SGFA Club Champions — Three in a Row
ASOW won the St George Soccer Association Club Championship in 1999, 2000 and 2001 — three consecutive years. A testament to the depth and quality across all of our teams during that remarkable era.
PPL — Minor Premiers & State Champions
The Premier League side has been Minor Premiers seven times between 1994 and 2004, Premiers on five occasions, and has won the NSW All Age Champion of Champions twice — including in 2004.
Women's Premierships
Our Senior Women's teams have enjoyed great success over the years, including multiple premierships in the St George Football Association. Female football has always been a proud part of the ASOW story.
Reputation for Good Sportsmanship
The club is particularly proud of its long-standing reputation for fair play and sportsmanship. Providing a nurturing, un-pressured environment — especially for younger players — has always been at the heart of what ASOW is about.
Join the Club
Ready to play in 2026?
Boys, girls and adults of all ages welcome. Register online via Play Football or get in touch with us directly — we'd love to have you.