About Us

The Inverloch Football Club began its journey in 1920, with players donning a distinctive uniform: a white singlet over a blue v-necked jumper. Participation required a modest fee of one shilling. The early days were challenging, with minimal facilities (players often resorted to using a nearby dam for post-game washes), and fundraising was as simple as passing a hat around the crowd World War II brought a temporary halt to the club’s activities, but in 1945, under the guidance of Secretary Jim Wyeth, the community rallied to revive it. Residents donated Clothing Ration Tickets to procure new jumpers, and local establishments like the Pine Lodge Guest House, then a Naval Hospital, saw seven of its 27 staff playing for the club. The Ladies Committee played a pivotal role, using a wood stove under a hessian-covered frame to prepare soup and hot dogs, with profits funding the club’s first change rooms, now the Scout Hall.