Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 07/28 07:30 19 [11] Virginia United v Acacia Ridge [10] W 1-4
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 07/20 10:30 18 [9] Brisbane Knights v Acacia Ridge [10] D 0-0
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 07/13 10:30 17 [10] Acacia Ridge v The Gap FC [7] L 0-1
Brisbane Canale Cup 07/06 08:40 - Grange Thistle v Acacia Ridge L 2-1
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 06/30 08:30 16 [1] Grange Thistle v Acacia Ridge [10] W 1-2
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 06/23 07:00 15 [10] Acacia Ridge v Albany Creek [2] L 1-2
Brisbane Canale Cup 06/20 09:47 - Clairvaux v Acacia Ridge W 3-4
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 06/16 07:00 14 [3] North Pine v Acacia Ridge [10] L 3-0
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 06/02 07:00 13 [10] Acacia Ridge v Mount Gravatt Hawks [12] W 3-1
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 05/26 07:30 12 [8] Bayside United v Acacia Ridge [10] L 1-0
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 05/19 07:00 11 [9] Taringa Rovers v Acacia Ridge [10] L 3-1
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 05/12 07:00 10 [9] Acacia Ridge v Centenary Stormers [7] L 0-2
Brisbane Canale Cup 05/08 10:00 - Bardon Latrobe v Acacia Ridge W 3-5
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 05/05 07:00 1 [11] Acacia Ridge v Bayside United [9] W 3-2
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 04/28 07:00 9 [6] Université du Queensland v Acacia Ridge [9] L 4-3
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 04/22 08:00 8 [12] Acacia Ridge v Virginia United [8] W 4-3
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 04/14 08:00 7 [12] Acacia Ridge v Brisbane Knights [5] W 4-1
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 04/07 09:00 6 The Gap FC v Acacia Ridge L 2-1
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 03/24 08:00 5 [11] Acacia Ridge v Grange Thistle [1] L 0-1
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 03/17 08:00 4 [5] Albany Creek v Acacia Ridge [10] L 1-0
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 03/10 08:00 3 [9] Acacia Ridge v North Pine [7] L 2-4
Brisbane Premier League, Final Round 03/04 05:00 2 [3] Mount Gravatt Hawks v Acacia Ridge [3] L 2-1
Australia Cup, Playoff Round 02/17 08:33 - Acacia Ridge v North Star L 3-4
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 08/26 07:00 - Acacia Ridge v Mount Gravatt Hawks L 0-2
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 08/13 08:00 - Université du Queensland v Acacia Ridge W 0-1
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 07/29 07:00 - Acacia Ridge v The Gap FC L 0-1
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 07/23 06:10 - Southside Eagles v Acacia Ridge L 2-0
Brisbane Canale Cup 07/19 09:50 - Mitchelton FC v Acacia Ridge L 4-0
Australia Brisbane Capital League 1 07/16 07:00 - Acacia Ridge v Brisbane Knights W 2-1
Brisbane Canale Cup 07/12 08:48 - Acacia Ridge v Mitchelton FC D 0-0

Wikipedia - Acacia Ridge FC

Acacia Ridge FC is an Australian football (soccer) club from Acacia Ridge, a suburb of Brisbane. The club was formed in 1963. It is the only club in Football Queensland history to win promotion in four successive seasons to currently compete in Football Queensland Premier League 3 - Metro.

History

Acacia Ridge FC was founded by Charlie Sorrell in 1963, commencing its first season with two junior teams participating in the Brisbane Junior Soccer Association, and soon after, the club adopted royal blue and white as its playing colours. The club joined the senior ranks in 1968, entering a team in Division Six, then progressively moved up the divisions over the next decade.

Acacia Ridge FC won Division Three in 1976 and was promoted to Division Two, then were further promoted to Division One in 1979 due to a reorganisation necessitated by the formation of the Queensland State League. In 1980 the club won the Division One premiership, the club's highest honour to date. The club finished runners-up in 1981, then 14th in 1982, but were still successful in being admitted to the initial season of the Brisbane Premier League in 1983. The club remained in the top tier of the Brisbane football competition for three seasons before being relegated. After this the club was promoted a further two times and played four further season (1990–1991 and 1993–1994) in the Brisbane Premier League.

Demographic changes in Acacia Ridge and surrounding suburbs contributed to a dropping off in the club’s fortunes from 2001 during which the club was relegated four times in eight seasons and fell to the lower divisions of the Metro League.

A low point was reached in 2013 when Acacia Ridge FC failed to complete its Capital League 3 fixtures, had its results annulled, and was relegated to Capital League 4.

Since 2014, Acacia Ridge FC has been coached by Zoran Simunovic who has led a revival in the club’s fortunes. Starting from the bottom of the Brisbane football pyramid, the club has achieved three successive promotions (four overall promotions), finishing premiers of Capital League 4 in 2014, Capital League 3 in 2015, then winning the second promotion spot in Capital League 2 in 2016. Football Brisbane had restructured the leagues in 2018 which therefore granted Acacia Ridge FC automatic promotion to the Brisbane Premier League.

**Acacia Ridge**

L'Acacia Ridge Sports Club est un club de football australien situé à Acacia Ridge, dans la banlieue sud de Brisbane, dans le Queensland. Le club a été fondé en 1966 et est affilié à l'AFL Queensland.

L'Acacia Ridge joue ses matchs à domicile au Acacia Ridge Sports Ground. Les couleurs du club sont le bleu et le jaune. Le club a remporté un certain nombre de premiers titres, notamment le titre de Premier ministre de l'AFL Queensland Division 1 en 1999 et 2001.

L'Acacia Ridge a également produit un certain nombre de joueurs qui ont évolué dans l'AFL, notamment Brett Voss, Luke Power et Tom Rockliff.

Le club dispose également d'une section féminine, qui participe à l'AFL Queensland Women's League. L'équipe féminine d'Acacia Ridge a remporté le championnat de la QAFL Women's Premier Division en 2018.