Coogee United Football Club will commemorate their unprecedented achievement in Football NSW history at a special presentation night, marking their status as the first club to win both men’s and women’s Champion of Champions titles in the same season.
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The historic celebration, scheduled this Saturday, 2 November, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Coogee Beach, will bring together players, staff, and supporters to honour the remarkable double victory that has set a new benchmark in New South Wales grassroots football.
Coogee United create Champion of Champions history
Both championship teams carved their path to victory with matching 2-1 scorelines. The women’s side, coached by Michael Caufield, overcame Sutherland Shire FA’s Gymea United, completing a redemption story after their heartbreaking Golden Goal defeat in the 2022 final.
For the men’s team, the Champion of Champions victory carries both historic and deeply personal significance. Under the guidance of former National Premier Leagues NSW player Brad Walker, the squad defeated Northern Suburbs FA’s Lindfield FC 2-1, adding to their 2018 title triumph.
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The achievement highlights the strength of the Eastern Suburbs club, demonstrating Coogee United’s status as a powerhouse in New South Wales grassroots football. While this dual championship victory may prove challenging to replicate, it establishes a legacy for future generations at Coogee United.
Published 31-October-2024
