Club History
Eastern Lions – Our Club
Formed in 1963 by a group of British expats The Eastern Lions have a long proud history on the Victorian football landscape.
Formerly known as Waverley City the club has gone through number of changes over the years. In 1997 a merger took place with Old Scotch FC and Old Scotch Waverley was born before the decision was made to take the club in an exciting new direction under The Eastern Lions brand in 2003.
Despite these changes success on the field has never been far away. In 1964 just a year after first kicking a ball in anger Waverley City FC were crowned, Metropolitan, Fourth Division Champions. By 1968 they had finished their ascent through the league tables and were now competing against the best that the state had to offer.
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Juniors In Action Against Murray United. Thanks To Murray For Understanding Our Situation!Have a look at our Juniors at work over the weekend against Eastern Lions FC! Enjoy
Join the pride, there are still vacancies in our under 8's and under 11's teams.
contact Achilles Constable on 0403177966 for details
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Here are the main highlights from NPL2 Round 5 game against Eastern Lions SC-The Official Site.Thanks again to the Lions for being wonderful visitors and we look forward to locking horns again later in the season.
Next week we host North Geelong Warriors FC at the Shepparton Sports Precinct. Look forward to seeing you all there.
Hi all, this is a positive message. You are right to be angered by the situation we find ourselves in. However, the pictures shown in this post depict council and clubs working together to address the problems that have lead to this situation. This is us continuing to play our part in the community - as we always have done. The pictures are just one small piece of proof.
City of Monash you should hold your head in shame you are responsible for preventing children from not only enjoying themselves whilst keeping fit but being part of a great community. Gardiners Reserve has been in situ for years unlike the resident.
Why doesn't city of Monash plant more low level trees or bushes to lower the noise for the 1 person that complained or a higher fence running along the pitch??
Absolutely shameful city of Monash you are a disgrace stop listening to the minority and give the kids the ability to play
Worst council to deal with and I've dealt with a few
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