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PREMIERSHIP YEARS
ABOUT US
Keith is located in the South-East of South Australia, 225 kms from Adelaide on the Dukes Highway. Keith is known as the Lucerne capital of Australia due to the high number of lucerne growers in the area and is also known for the Deisel & Dirty derby which ran for 11 years up until 2023 and attracted competitors and spectators from around the country.
The first recorded football match played in Keith was recorded on 24th August 1903 against Bordertown and the Keith Football Club was officially formed in 1908. Keith was not a member of any associations at that time, but played up and down the railway line when matches could be arranged.
Today, the Keith Football Club is a member of the Kowree Naracoorte Tatiara Football League and play under the Keith Crows colours of navy blue, yellow and red.
THE COMMITTEE
Our Club, like many football clubs, thrives thanks to the dedication of a committed group of individuals. Each year, our Members elect a core group of Committee Members who work tirelessly to guide the Club in both its business and sporting endeavors. Their efforts ensure the ongoing success and benefit of our Members and the broader community.
PRESIDENT
BRENDON ROSS
P: 0419 856 632
PATRON
IAN JOHNSON
VICE PRESIDENT
BRUCE MCMURRAY
SECRETARY
TREASURER
ROISIN SCHREIBER
PUBLIC OFFICER
GEOFF DAVIDSON
COMMITTEE
MARK BUNNETT
SEAMUS MCMURRAY (MERCHANDISE)
NATHAN HEINRICH (SPONSORSHIP & MEMBERSHIP)
JAMES PITCHFORD
ALEX OLIVER
NICK BINNS
PETE MCAULEY
WAYNE SIGSTON
FROM THE KEITH FOOTBALL CLUB PATRON
I was elected to be the Patron of this Football Club 5 years ago and it is a role that I take on with pride and humility.
Since the formation of this League 30 years ago not many Clubs have fielded competitive teams in all 4 grades as consistently as the Keith Football Club.
We have a strong Auskick program, a unique and well supported Friday night program for 10-12 year olds and 4 very competitive Grades on a Saturday. For a town of 1,500 people we would be the envy of most towns in the State. It shows how important the Club is to our whole Community.
The Voluntary contribution of our entire district has seen our facilities evolve into some of the best, not only in our league, but the whole State.
What I personally love about our Club and it's culture is family involvement and seeing so many of our Jumnior Players keep coming home and playing senior footy.
We have only missed playing finals football once in the last 15 years and a few near misses on Grand Final Day. Heres hoping we can go all the way in 2024!
IAN JOHNSON
CLUB PATRON
CLUB OFFICIALS
Our Club, like many football clubs, thrives thanks to the dedication of a committed group of individuals. Each year, our Members elect a core group of Committee Members who work tirelessly to guide the Club in both its business and sporting endeavors. Their efforts ensure the ongoing success and benefit of our Members and the broader community.
YEAR
PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENT
SECRETARY
TREASURER
PATRON
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
Ian Johnson
Ian Johnson
Kym Wilson
Kym Wilson
Kym Wilson
Kym Wilson
Bruce McMurray
Bruce McMurray
Bruce McMurray
Bruce McMurray
Brendon Ross
Kym Wilson
Kym Wilson
Ian Johnson
Ian Johnson
Bruce McMurray
Bruce McMurray
Murray Jones
Murray Jones
Nick Binns
Nick Binns
Bruce McMurray
Haydn Lines
Haydn Lines
Fiona Wilkinson
Fiona Wilkinson
Fiona Wilkinson
Fiona Wilkinson
Fiona Wilkinson
Fiona Wilkinson
Fiona Wilkinson
Fiona Wilkinson
Fiona Wilkinson
Paul Smith
Paul Smith
Paul Smith
Paul Smith
Danni Jones
Danni Jones
Mel Llewellyn
Mel Llewellyn
Roisin Schreiber
Roisin Schreiber
Roisin Schreiber
Max Read
Max Read
Max Read
Max Read
Max Read
Max Read
Max Read
Ian Johnson
Ian Johnson
Ian Johnson
Ian Johnson
