Corindi/Red Rock Breakers FC

Corindi/Red Rock Breakers FC

Nickname(s)	Breakers, Purple, Rindi
Founded	1997
Ground	Corindi Reserve
League	North Coast Football
Home colours

Corindi/Red Rock Breakers FC^[1] is a football club in the North Coast Football (NCF)^[2] league, formed in 1997, based in the small NSW beach towns of Corindi and Red Rock. The club is enjoying a resurgence after recent growth in local population.^[3]

Club colours

Main colours:

Shirt: purple with yellow arms, 2 purple bands on sleeve and black side and collar
Shorts: black with purple and yellow on sides
Socks: black with 2 yellow bands at top

Grounds

Corindi Beach Reserve, Pacific Street, Corindi Beach, NSW 2456

Honours

2015

• Men 3rd Division
  • Men 3rd Division South – Champions (def. Boambee 5-0)

2013

• Men 3rd Division
  • Men 3rd Division – Champions (def. Boambee 4-3)
  • Men 3rd Division South – Champions (def. Boambee 8-2)

2011

• Men 3rd Division
  • Men 3rd Division South – Minor premiers
  • Men 3rd Division South – Champions (def. Nambucca 3-2)^[4]
  • Men 3rd Division Zone – Champions (def. Yamba forfeit)

2010

• Men 3rd Division
  • Men 3rd Division South – Minor premiers
  • Men 3rd Division South – Champions (def. Woolgoolga 3-1)^[5]
  • Men 3rd Division Zone – Champions (def. Iluka 2-1)^[6]

2009

• Men 4th Division
  • Men 4th Division – Minor premiers^[7]
  • Men 4th Division – Champions (def. Westlawn 1-0)^[8]
• Women 1st Division^[9]
  • NCF Golden Boot – Gabby Dickinson – 23 goals^[10][11]

2007

• Women 1st Grade
  • Women 1st Grade – Champions (def. Coffs United 2-1)^[12]
• Men 3rd Division
  • Men 3rd Division North – Minor premiers

2006

• Men 3rd Division
  • Men 3rd Division South – Minor premiers
  • Men 3rd Division South – Champions (def. Woolgoolga 4-1)

2005

• 14 Girls 2nd Division
  • 14 Girls 2nd Division – Minor premiers

2004

• Women 1st Grade
  • Women 1st Grade – Minor premiers
  • All Age Women – Champions of Champions (def. Grays Point 4-1)^[13]
• 16 Boys 2nd Division
  • 16 Boys 2nd Division – Minor premiers
  • 16 Boys 2nd Division – Champions (drew Coffs Coast Tigers 1-1) (both teams declared joint winners)

2003

• 16 Boys 2nd Division
  • 16 Boys 2nd Division – Champions (def. Macksville 2-1)
• 13 Boys 2nd Division
  • 13 Boys 2nd Division – Minor premiers
• 12 Girls
  • 12 Girls – Champions (def. Korora 3-0)

References