One of the most concerning trends in youth sport is how many girls stop playing around the ages of 13 to 15. The reasons are varied: social pressure, body image, school demands, or simply not feeling like they belong.

When Matildas forward Emily Gielnik visited our Under-13 NPL squad in May, she spoke about leadership, mindset, and building team culture. But the most powerful moment came when she turned the spotlight onto the girls themselves, and their responses said a lot about the kind of environment we’re building at Alamein FC.

Alamein FC is throwing a Bingo Night — and it’s going to be anything but quiet. This is your official invitation to a night of fast numbers, loud laughter, questionable competitiveness, and glorious fundraising in support of our girls in football.

This afternoon, Ashleigh Lefevre will step onto the pitch for her 100th game in Alamein colours. It’s a remarkable milestone for one of our club’s most loyal and talented players, but more than that, it’s a moment that speaks to the deeper culture we’re building at Alamein FC.

Before they were playing National Premier League football, Yasemin and Ivy were part of something special: Alamein’s all-girl Development Squad.

Progress has been made in women’s sport, but we’re not there yet, especially when it comes to funding.

Alamein Football Club invites all members to attend our 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM).

Date: Monday 30 June 2025
Time: 6:15pm
Location: Clubrooms, Dorothy Laver Reserve West

This Friday, as the Matildas take on Argentina right here in Melbourne, excitement is running high across the football community. For many of us at Alamein FC, this match isn’t just another game, it’s a powerful reminder of the lasting impact that female role models can have on young players.

When we talk about why sport matters for girls, we often focus on health, fitness, or fun. But there’s another reason that gets less attention: leadership.

At many clubs, the roles of coach and sponsor are separate. But at Alamein FC, John Kyrgios is both…

In Australia, close to 50 percent of girls quit sport by the age of 17. Not because they don’t love it, but because of challenges like confidence, lack of opportunities, not feeling good enough, or simply not being heard. At Alamein, we want to change that story…

For Female Football Week, we asked our sponsors to do something they don’t normally do: to speak directly to our players…

Female Football Week is a national initiative but, for us at Alamein FC, it feels deeply personal. It’s a chance to pause and celebrate the people, progress, and purpose behind why we do what we do…

As part of our Female Football Week celebrations in 2025, Alamein FC is proud to introduce a new annual tradition: our Good Human Armbands…

This week, under the soft glow of the lights at Dorothy Laver Reserve West, Alamein FC launched Female Football Week in the way we know best: with heart, community, and a deep commitment to the girls and women who make our club what it is…

Great news: Alamein FC’s new website is now live, at alameinfc.com.au. This is more than just a new look. We have built the new site around our players, their families, and the supporters and sponsors who make Alamein FC what it is…

On the eve of Female Football Week, we want to take a moment to thank everyone in our community who helps girls of all ages to play. You may be helping them in more ways than you realise!

We’re thrilled to announce that all of Alamein FC’s 2025 NPLW home games are now being streamed live, thanks to a big lift (literally!) from our newest partner, Rise Scaffold Management…

We’re excited to announce that Alamein FC, in partnership with Ashburton United SC, has secured $660,000 in grant funding to upgrade the women’s football facilities at Dorothy Laver Reserve West…

Alamein FC is proud to announce we are now taking interest for the Under 12 and Under 15 Development programs…