Australia FFA Cup 09/20 09:30 3 Gold Coast City FC v South Melbourne L 0-6
Australia Queensland Premier League 08/26 09:00 2 [2] Gold Coast City FC v Western Pride FC [3] L 0-3
Australia FFA Cup 08/23 09:30 4 Moreton Bay United v Gold Coast City FC W 0-1
Australia Queensland Premier League 08/19 08:00 22 [5] Moreton Bay United v Gold Coast City FC [2] L 3-0
Australia Queensland Premier League 08/12 08:30 21 [1] Gold Coast City FC v Western Pride FC [4] L 0-1
Australia Queensland Premier League 08/06 08:00 20 [3] Brisbane Olympic FC v Gold Coast City FC [2] W 1-3
Australia FFA Cup 08/02 09:30 5 Gold Coast City FC v Western Knights W 3-1
Australia Queensland Premier League 07/22 08:30 19 [1] Gold Coast City FC v Brisbane Roar FC U21 [10] W 4-0
Australia Queensland Premier League 07/15 08:30 18 [1] Gold Coast City FC v North Queensland Fury [8] D 2-2
Australia Queensland Premier League 07/08 09:15 17 [1] Gold Coast City FC v Redlands United [11] W 3-2
Australia Queensland Premier League 07/01 08:00 16 [2] Brisbane Strikers v Gold Coast City FC [1] L 3-2
Australia Queensland Premier League 06/24 09:00 15 [10] SWQ Thunder v Gold Coast City FC [1] W 0-3
Australia Queensland Premier League 06/17 09:15 14 [1] Gold Coast City FC v Sunshine Coast [12] W 9-0
Australia FFA Cup 06/10 09:30 - Gold Coast City FC v Caloundra W 5-1
Australia Queensland Premier League 06/03 08:30 13 [5] Brisbane City v Gold Coast City FC [1] W 2-3
Australia Queensland Premier League 05/27 08:30 12 [1] Gold Coast City FC v FNQ FC Heat [5] W 5-1
Australia Queensland Premier League 05/20 09:30 11 [1] Gold Coast City FC v Moreton Bay United [5] D 1-1
Australia Queensland Premier League 05/13 09:00 10 [8] Western Pride FC v Gold Coast City FC [1] W 1-2
Australia Queensland Premier League 04/29 08:30 9 [3] Gold Coast City FC v Brisbane Olympic FC [2] W 1-0
Australia Queensland Premier League 04/22 09:15 8 [8] Brisbane Roar FC U21 v Gold Coast City FC [2] W 1-4
Australia Queensland Premier League 04/08 09:00 7 [3] North Queensland Fury v Gold Coast City FC [2] W 0-2
Australia Queensland Premier League 03/25 08:30 5 [3] Gold Coast City FC v Brisbane Strikers [5] W 4-2
Australia Queensland Premier League 03/18 08:30 4 [3] Gold Coast City FC v SWQ Thunder [12] W 2-0
Australia Queensland Premier League 03/12 04:00 3 [10] Sunshine Coast v Gold Coast City FC [7] W 0-4
Australia Queensland Premier League 03/04 08:30 2 [9] Gold Coast City FC v Brisbane City [2] W 2-1
Australia Queensland Premier League 02/25 08:30 1 FNQ FC Heat v Gold Coast City FC L 3-2
Australia Friendlies 02/11 06:09 - Gold Coast City FC v Brisbane City L 0-3
Australia Friendlies 02/04 09:00 - Olympic FC v Gold Coast City FC W 1-7
Australia Friendlies 01/28 09:00 - Peninsula Power v Gold Coast City FC W 0-3
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Wikipedia - Palm Beach SC

Palm Beach Soccer Club is an Australian amateur soccer club based in Palm Beach, Queensland. The club was formed in 1966. The club plays in the Football Queensland Premier League 3 − South Coast, the top flight of the Football Queensland South Coast administrative division and the fifth flight of the Australian soccer league system. The club has won 6 premierships, 7 championships and 4 President's Cups within the division.

History

Palm Beach

In 1964 Eddie Wardell organised a group of boys, one of which was his son, to play football out of Palm Beach and compete in a three team football competition against Kingscliff and Twin Towns. The first game for Palm Beach was held at Salk Oval and the team members wore plain green T-shirts but the team would later move to a council paddock also located in Palm Beach. By 1965 the local Gold Coast Association football competition wanted a presence in Palm Beach and invited the team to join the local junior competitions. The first official playing strip was debuted in 1965 which was a plain T-shirt that embossed with a single blue stripe.

In 1966 the team incorporated three teams; under 8s, under 10s and under 12s. During sign on time it was decided the team needed to unofficially become a club and held its inaugural meeting in the Currumbin RSL. Neville Cripps, a father of a Palm Beach player, was elected the first president and names for the club began being thrown around. Names such as Palm Beach Hotspurs and Palm Beach Pilchards were put forward at the meeting but Palm Beach Currumbin Soccer Club was voted the winner. In 1966 the club began wearing playing strip which was a white shirt emblazoned with a large blue vee.

1971 saw the council reclaim the playing field of the club and urgent calls to council were made which led to a field behind the Tugun Bowls Club becoming their new home ground. With the team being located in Tugun their official name was changed to the Palm Beach Currumbin Tugun Soccer Club. The following year while John Neumann was developing the suburb of Palm Beach he suggested to the club that they should attempt to be given two recreational fields in Mallawa Drive, Palm Beach. Club president Mal Sutherland met with the council which would eventually lead to the club being given two fields at their present location on Mallawa Drive. The Palm Beach Currumbin Lions Football Club donated the blue and white striped strip that the club would begin wearing.

The Gold Coast Association decided in 1975 to begin a senior football competition and the following year Palm Beach would enter their first senior team. By 1977 the building of a clubhouse began as well as the instalment of the floodlights which allowed the club to hold night training sessions. In 1979 a club meeting was held which resulted in the decision for the club to become the first soccer club on the Gold Coast to register as a limited company. 1979 also saw Palm Beach enter an under 16s team in the Brisbane South competition in an attempt to attract higher quality players to begin playing on the Gold Coast and more specifically at Palm Beach. 1983 saw the additional of more floodlights which allowed the club to host night matches as well as the club introducing the shark as the emblem and officially become the Palm Beach Sharks.

In June 1992 the club was granted a full licence by the Licensing Commission which allowed the Sharks to apply and be given permission to install pokies, granting them an additional revenue source. Thirty year anniversary celebrations took place for the Sharks in 1997 at the Currumbin RSL, the venue in which the club held their first meeting 31 years earlier. In 2000 the Sharks were invited to compete in the Brisbane-based State League. The Sharks would prove their worth in 2005 by capturing the minor premiership, the premier cup as well as finishing runner up in the championship. In 2008 the club would withdraw senior teams from all Brisbane competition due to a lack of funds. In October 2012 it was announced that Football Federation Australia granted the Palm Beach Sharks a five-year licence into the newly formed National Premier Leagues Queensland along with teams from Brisbane, Moreton Bay, Rockhampton, Sunshine Coast and Townsville.

Joining Queensland NPL

From 2016 Palm Beach teams competing in the National Premier Leagues Competitions are called Gold Coast City FC, to represent all the Gold Coast community.

Gold Coast City FC is a professional soccer team based in Gold Coast, Australia. The team competes in the National Premier Leagues Queensland, which is the top tier of soccer in the state. Gold Coast City FC was founded in 1966 and has a rich history of success in Australian soccer.

The team's colors are gold and navy blue, and they play their home matches at Duncan McKenna Field in the suburb of Carrara. Gold Coast City FC has a strong fan base and is known for their attacking style of play and competitive spirit on the field.

The team has a talented roster of players, including both experienced veterans and up-and-coming young talent. They are coached by a dedicated and experienced coaching staff who are committed to developing the players and achieving success on the field.

Gold Coast City FC has a proud tradition of success in Australian soccer and is always striving to compete at the highest level. They have a strong community presence and are actively involved in promoting the sport of soccer in the Gold Coast region. With their passion for the game and commitment to excellence, Gold Coast City FC is a team to watch in Australian soccer.