Bligh Park FC

In the late to mid 2000s with the help of our association along with Hawkesbury sports council a watering system, lighting and draining had been installed at Berger Road Reserve enabling the club to provide regular weekend and night games for the association and our Hawkesbury neighbouring clubs.

Bligh Park Soccer Club has been a vehicle for community involvement and social interaction for many families over the years, and while it provides many levels of competitiveness for teams, the focus has never been on winning at all costs. It is often the first place that new residents to the community come to and more often than not where they form long lasting, firm friendships.
We are a club where everyone, regardless of skill level, or football knowledge, are made to feel welcome.

Over the years it has hosted coaching clinics & holiday camps and well has having had some great social activities in its early years when it was small and manageable. These included a car rally, a fancy dress ball (for the whole family), family picnics and countless trivia nights.Bligh Park Soccer Club has been a strong supporter of female football in the district since its introduction and has enjoyed a very high female participation rate although not always with enough numbers to field teams in older age groups and adults. In 2021 the club was represented by two All Age Women’s sides and a junior non-competition team almost exclusively female.
Many of its past committee members have proceeded to the next level of administration of the game by progressing to district level management. These include past presidents, Ross Snashall, Rob Nolan, Peter Budd, past secretary and treasurer Linda Cerone, who is now the CEO of Nepean Football Association.

The club is now over 30 years old and is well established although it has had its rocky moments down the years. Bligh Park Soccer Club is working to re-establish itself as the premier club of the Windsor area, over the past few years for their own reasons many residents have chosen to play for other local clubs. We want to be seen as the club that is in Windsor for Windsor. We try to keep things simple but efficient and encourage community participation. We are passionate about developing our members football skills and knowledge while also providing an inclusive environment for all that wish to play the game of football. We are connected to the local business community for financial and social partnerships. We work with Nepean Football Association and the other Hawkesbury clubs to achieve our combined interests in facilities and football development.