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Roxburgh Park Sports Clubs Open Doors for New Members This Season

Recent club results and facility work create openings for residents to join local teams.

By Roxburgh Park Sport Desk · Published 18 July 2026

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Roxburgh Park Football Club secured two grand final spots in the Essendon District Football League Division 2 finals after a 15.7 (97)-4.12 (36) win against the Saints.

Club background for new players

The Roxburgh Park Football Club began as a junior club in 2002 and now competes in the Essendon District Football League while based in the suburb of Roxburgh Park. New participants can contact the club directly to learn training times and registration steps for the current season.

Facility upgrades that support participation

Roxburgh Park United Soccer Club is receiving a $112,000 state government investment to install new lighting on its secondary pitch at Arena Recreation Reserve. The work will allow more night training and competitions once complete. Separate works on a $500,000 pavilion upgrade at Lakeside Reserve for the Roxburgh Park Football Netball Club and Broadmeadows Cricket Club are already underway, with completion expected in early 2026.

Match access and timing details

No matches are currently scheduled for live streams or replays for Roxburgh Park United SC. The next listed EDFL Round 17 match is set for August 9, 2025. Residents interested in following or joining can check club websites for updated schedules and entry information.

Prospective players should reach out to the clubs at Roxburgh Park to confirm current training sessions and any requirements before attending. The upgrades at Arena Recreation Reserve and Lakeside Reserve will expand options for evening and weekend involvement once finished.

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