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 2025 FIXTURES, RESULTS AND TABLES

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Wodonga Diamonds Football Club is one of the largest clubs in the Albury-Wodonga region with a proud strong history dating back to 1974.

Contact us today as players are welcome to come and try their hand at representing the mighty Wodonga Diamonds Senior Men competition.

We have the following teams taking the field in the 2025 season

- Senior Mens

- Reserve Mens

- Thirds Men

- Ov 35s Men

Are you looking to play Womens Football? Diamonds could be the team for you!

Why play for Diamonds?

- We have the largest female football participation in the area

- Awesome group of people who support each other

Supportive of mums and life commitments

- Quality Coaching and development for all players

- Great culture and inclusive environment.

In 2025 we have the following teams taking the field

- Senior Womens

- Reserve Womens

Wodonga Diamonds has one of the largest junior player base on the AWFA league, from under 12 to Under 16's.

Diamonds has a great range of both boys and girls in all divisions, focusing on fun, participation and competition.

We have the following teams taking the field in the 2025 season

Girls - U15, U13 + Mini Roos

Boys - U16, 2 x U14, 2 x U13, 3 x U12 + Mini Roos

With just over 210 Children registered in our MiniRoos (U5-U11) program, WDFC has the biggest MiniRoos group in Albury/Wodonga. 

Our MiniRoos coaches are specifically qualified in small sided football (MiniRoos), with their focus and passion being the development of boys and girls at this age. Training styles of this this age group requires great patiences and understanding to ensure full benefits are developed while maintaining fun and enjoyment. 

On most weekends, tens of thousands of girls, boys, women and men can be found playing and officiating football matches across Victoria, watched and supported by thousands more parents, family members, club officials and volunteers.

Over time, a minority of these people have unfortunately decided that it is ok to:

• Abuse referees, both official and volunteers
• Scream and yell at players, coaches and officials
• Criticise performance rather than celebrate effort Ignore, manipulate and question rules and decisions.

The impact this behaviour has on our game cannot be understated. People stop playing the game, referees stop officiating, tensions between clubs rise. In order to make a genuine difference to the behaviour of everyone involved in our game, a cultural shift needs to occur. This needs to occur at all levels. We need to Respect The Game.