Kingdom Kangaroos

The Kingdom Kangaroos is an Australian rules football club in Fife,[1] Scotland. The name derives from the relationship with North Melbourne Football Club.

Kingdom Kangaroos ARFC
Names
Full nameKingdom Kangaroos
Australian Rules Football Club
Motto"Fife's only Aussie Rules Football Team"
Club details
Founded2013[2]
Colours  Navy Blue   White   Grey   Red
CompetitionScottish Australian Rules Football League
President Mark Flanagan
Coach Campbell Lewis
Captain(s) Pete Etherington
Ground(s)Carleton Park
Other information
Official websiteOfficial Website

Club sponsors

The first main club sponsor for the Roos was Kingdom FM.

Years Seasons Sponsor
2013–2014 1 Kingdom FM
2013-2014 1 Indentiprint
2013–2014 1 Bead Workshop Ltd
2013-2014 1 Kilted Kangaroo
2015-2016 2 Brodie's
2017-2018 2 Scotia Gas Network
2023-2025 2 Albavet

Honours

  • TyneTees Cup[3] - Winners: 2013

International players

Only players who played in major competitions are included.

Scottish Clansmen

  • Iain McGarry (Tri Nation 2013)
  • Lisle Young (Tri Nation 2013, Madrid 2014)
  • Cameron Goodall (Tri Nation 2013,Madrid 2014)
  • Robert Dempsey (Tri Nation 2013)
  • Colin Lundie (Euro Champs Bordeaux 2017)
  • Campbell Lewis (Euro Champs Bordeaux 2017, captain Euro Champs Cork 2018, Home Nations Oct 2021, Euro Champs Edinburgh 2022)
  • Harry Black (Euro Champs Bordeaux 2017)
  • Jack Chalmers (Home Nations Oct 2021)
  • Thomas Keary (Home Nations Oct 2021)
  • Peter Etherington (Euro Champs Kiel 2023)

Inaugural SARFL Team players 26 April 2014

Only players who played in the first SARFL competition game against Edinburgh Bloods.

Kingdom Kangaroos

  • Steve Downie
  • Ross Barker
  • Iain McGarry
  • Gavin Scott
  • Daniel Balson
  • Alex Gregg
  • Lisle Young
  • Andrew Stenhouse
  • Robert Dempsey
  • Sam Tidbury
  • James Hopgood
  • Mark Flanagan
  • Nik Balson

References

  1. ^ Aussie Rules comes to west fife – S1Rosyth Online. Published 16 August 2013. Retrieved 16 August 2013.
  2. ^ - Published by World Footy News
  3. ^ Winners of the TyneTess 2013 – Fife Today Online. Published 22 August 2013. Retrieved 24 August 2013.


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