Hume City FC
Football club
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| 2019 | Won the Dockerty Cup with a 1-0 victory over Melbourne Knights FC, marking the club's first major silverware in its history. |
| 2018 | Finished 11th in the league and lost to Richmond SC in the FFA Cup qualifying rounds. |
| 2018 | Hume City won the Women's State League 3 West championship, securing promotion by winning 15 consecutive league games and clinching the title with three games remaining. During the season, they won multiple games by large margins, including three games by 13 goals, one by 12 goals, and one by 11 goals. |
| August 10 2018 | Hume City lost their first game since entering the Victorian state league system, suffering a 4-0 defeat against St Albans Saints SC. |
| 2017 | Hume City entered the Football Federation Victoria Women's State League 4 North competition, winning all 18 games with a remarkable +186 goal differential and conceding only five goals all year. Ebru Hasan scored an impressive 93 goals during this season. |
| May 2017 | Ufuk Kubilayhan appointed as head coach, replacing David Chick. Qualified for FFA Cup but lost in the Round of 32 to Bentleigh. Finished 8th in the league after Nick Hegarty became player-coach in July. |
| July 2016 | Head coach Lupce Acevski departed the club, with Dean Hennessy taking over as caretaker coach. Qualified for FFA Cup, defeating Marconi Stallions and drawing Melbourne Victory. Finished 6th in the league and lost in the Elimination Final to South Melbourne. |
| 2015 | Rebranded with a new logo. Finished 5th and qualified for finals series, defeating Melbourne Knights on penalties with goalkeeper Chris Oldfield saving all four penalties. Made an impressive FFA Cup run, defeating Brisbane Strikers, Sydney Olympic, and Oakleigh Cannons before losing to Melbourne Victory. |
| 2014 | Officially opened new $12m facilities with three grass pitches, a '3G' pitch, a state-of-the-art grandstand, and modern clubrooms. Finished 6th in the first season of National Premier Leagues Victoria. |
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