Valley United Christian Football Club
Welcome To Our Soccer Community
Our Club Story
Early Beginings
In 2000, Valley United Christian Soccer started with the vision of Tony and Leanne Tremeer who wanted to start a Christian soccer club to play in the Evangelical Soccer Association of WA competition.
Tony, Leanne and their family moved to Perth in 1998 from Karratha and found that junior soccer was played on Sunday and this conflicted with the families desire to be all together in church on Sundays as well as wanting their children to play soccer. At this time they had two children aged 8 and 5 who both loved soccer and their family had been a part of a soccer competition in Karratha that played on Saturdays.
In 2000 Leanne heard an advertisement on Sonshine FM for the Western Australian Christian Soccer Association, which was holding a soccer competition for the first time on Saturdays so that Christian families no longer had to choose between a sport they loved and church. So they tried to enroll both children but the local club they chose only had room for their son – their daughter had to miss out. This was hard for her, as she loved soccer so much.
So in 2001 the family moved to another suburb but, as there was not a club close enough for them to join, they decided to start one themselves. Getting a small committee of Christians together … Valley was born.
Club Governance
At Valley United Christian Football Club, we're thrilled to have a passionate and dedicated committee that champions community and excellence both on and off the pitch! Our goal is to make sure every player not only enjoys the game but also thrives in their unique strengths and abilities. We’re all about creating a vibrant football family where everyone is welcomed and valued. We encourage families to jump in and get involved whether it’s coaching, managing teams, or helping out on match days. Ready to be part of the excitement? Contact to find out how you can join the fun!
Club Policies
Our club is committed to upholding the Regulations, Policies and bylaws established by both the game governing body, Football West and the competition governing body, the Western Australian Christian Football Association (WACFA). These guidelines ensure that we operate with integrity, promoting fair play and inclusivity within our community. By adhering to these standards, we strive to create a positive environment for all players, coaches, and volunteers involved in our club activities. If you wish to view these in detail, then click on the relevant button below.
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Club Procedures & Feedback
At our club, we recognize that we do not always meet the expectations of our members and that there are instances where we need to address behaviours that deviate from our established guidelines and principles. Our commitment to resolving these issues is grounded in respect, love, understanding and Christian values. To facilitate this process, we have established a dedicated subcommittee led by our club chaplain, Paul Thompson, who serves as the primary point of contact for any concerns or issues. Paul is kind, compassionate and dedicated to guiding and directing feedback in a Godly manner through the appropriate channels, ensuring that matters are addressed promptly and effectively so that all parties are heard and have their concerns addressed. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or concerns.
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