Queenstown Associated Football Club

Our Teams

Mens ROVERS

Coach: Jamie Whitmarsh

The Team

Queenstown Men’s (locally and nationally known) as Rovers have competed in the Football South Premier league for a number of seasons and currently have teams in the Radio Central Football League.

Our Men’s environment has a proud reputation for being probably the most internationally diverse club in New Zealand having had player’s from many foreign national represent the club over many years.

We are equally proud of our ability to develop players to international standard.

The Rovers Men’s have had player’s represent the club, who in recent times have gone on and represented NZ at FIFA U23 World cups in Willem Ebbinge and Oli Ceci.

The Rovers also have the honor of helping Andrew Mobberley represent Samoa.

Fixtures / Draw:

Womens First xI

Player / Coach: Carmel Sealey

The Team

Queenstown women’s team, affectionately known also as the “Rovers” was established in 2009. The team played in the Dunedin Womens Premier League up until 2023, which means dedication, resilience and a true love of the game are prerequisites for our players. A true testament to those traits is evident in the fact we finished second in the league in both 2018 and 2020.

The diversity of Queenstown population is reflected in our team – in addition to our local home grown talent players from every corner of the world can be heard to shout “Grande objetivo” – “Ottimo obiettvio” – and “Great Goal “.

The team currently play in the newly formed Radio Central Women’s Football League established in 2025

MENS CLASsICS

Player / Coach: Luke Dennington

The Team

In 2025 merged with a team, already playing in the Radio Central Football League.

The team consists largely of players that have played football locally for a numver of years, supplemented by new players.

Fixtures / Draw:

YOUTH – SouthERN FOOTBALL development league (SFDL)

Coach: Steve Henderson

The Team

The Southern Football Development League (SFDL) is a competitive league designed to develop footballers by improving both the technical and tactical understanding of the game playing against the best players in the lower South Island at the u15 level.

These teams will be run like a professional academy and coached by Mark Ford, a respected and qualified coach who has been with the club for many years.

Southern Football Development Leagues