WEST CANBERRA WANDERERS
FOOTBALL CLUB
EST 2014
Initially established as Woden-Weston Football Club (17 Nov 2014), West Canberra Wanderers Football Club (WCW) is the pre-eminent NPL focused club in southern and western Canberra. WCW, or colloquially known as Wanderers, fields teams in all four divisions of the NPL (Senior Women, Junior Boys and Junior Girls), State League Men’s and SAP. Wanderers provides a pathway for talented players of the region to participate in the ‘best of the best’ pillar of football.
Wanderers are proud to be part of CLUB CHANGER Development Program
Club Changer is Football Australia’s Club Development Program which aims to protect and enhance our clubs, make them stronger and more resilient, lead them in building welcoming and inclusive cultures, and educate them on positive environments for players, coaches, volunteers, and officials while planning for long term viability and success.
Wanderers Cup
The Wanderer's Cup is the biggest pre-season tournament in Canberra and the best way to fine-tune your team before the season starts. Even better it is the largest SAP tournament in the entire region!!
NPL & SAP
The focus of the NPL program is to transfer players from train to train to an introduction on train to win.
The SAP program aims to identify and select players for our SAP teams (U10-13). This program partly runs in conjunction with the Community program. The focus of this program is train to train.
Wanderers Academy
Through our Wanderers Academy we deliver an initial Skills Acquisition Program (SAP) for junior players (U9-U13) of all abilities. This program aims to increase the skills and enjoyment of participating players and is run in Term 4 of each Year.
Summer Tournaments
Stay fit and keep your football skills active through our summer tournaments:
9v9 Juniors (u10-13) on Monday nights
Seniors on Tuesday nights
Wanderers Cup
Acknowledgement of Country
This is Ngunnawal Country. We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as the traditional owners of this land on which we work and live. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and connections to land, water and community. We pay respect to the Elders of the Ngunnawal Nation past, present and emerging. Always was always will be.
Thanks to our Partners
