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Roxburgh Park United Youth Teams Climb Amateur League Standings

The U15 and U13 Boys sides have recorded solid results that place them near the top of their divisions.

By Roxburgh Park Sport Desk · Published 18 July 2026

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Roxburgh Park United SC U15 Boys sit fourth in their league after collecting 24 points across 12 games that produced eight wins and four losses. The U13 Boys side meanwhile holds second place in the Boys' North 13C GreenView division on 36 points from 14 games that included 12 wins and two losses. These positions keep both squads within striking distance of the leaders as the season continues.

U15 Boys League Position

The U15 side trails the top two teams by a single point. FC Birrarung U15 Boys and Darebin United SC each hold 25 points, according to the standings data. Roxburgh Park United SC remains competitive in the division despite the narrow gap, with its record showing no draws in the 12 matches played so far.

U13 Boys Division Standing

In the Boys' North 13C GreenView division the U13 team sits one place behind Upfield SC. Upfield leads with 39 points. Roxburgh Park United SC has played 14 games to reach its 36-point total, maintaining an undefeated run in all but two matches.

Club Background

Roxburgh Park Football Club was established in 2002 as a junior club within the Essendon District Football League. The club operates youth programs that include the United SC sides now competing in the current league tables. Its location places it within the local Roxburgh Park community that supports amateur sport at multiple age levels.

Season Outlook

Teams in these divisions will continue to track points as remaining fixtures are completed. Supporters can monitor updates through the same league platforms that supplied the current standings. Roxburgh Park United SC will look to build on the points already secured by its U15 and U13 Boys squads.

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