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== Notable Cup participants ==

* [[David Cervinski]]
* [[Frank Munro]]
* [[Joey Didulica]]
* [[Josip Skoko]]
* [[Kris Trajanovski]]
* [[Steve Horvat]]
* [[Sergio Escudero (footballer, born 1988)|Sergio Escudero]]
* [[Tommy Cumming]]


== See also ==
== See also ==

Revision as of 12:50, 13 September 2024

The Geelong Community Cup is an annual pre-season regional soccer tournament for held in Geelong for men and women.

The Cup was established in 1981 by the Geelong Advertiser newspaper soccer writer Bill Walsh.[1]

It has been known as the Geelong Advertiser Cup (1981- 2005)[2], the Geelong Community Shield, the Diversity Cup, Century 21 Cup, Go-for-your-Life Cup, Morris Finance Cup and is now named the Geelong Community Cup.[3][4]

The 1988 Sir Bobby Charlton kicked-off the semi-final at Bell Park Sports Club.[1]

Men's Cup winners

Year Winners Runner-up Result Venue
1981 Bell Park SC Hamlyn Rangers 1-0 Bell Park Sports Club
1982 Corio Geelong United 3-2 Myers Reserve
1983 Geelong SC West Geelong 5-1 Stead Park
1984 -
1985 North Geelong Warriors Geelong United 2-1 Hume Reserve
1986 North Geelong Warriors Geelong SC 2-0 Elcho Park
1987 Hamlyn Rangers East Geelong 1-0 Hume Reserve
1988 Bell Park SC North Geelong Warriors 6-4 Bell Park Sports Club
1989 North Geelong Warriors Corio-Geelong United 2-0 Myers Reserve
1990 Geelong SC

(won on penalties)

North Geelong Warriors 2-2 Stead Park
1991 North Geelong Warriors Corio-Geelong United 3-2 Myers Reserve
1992 North Geelong Warriors Geelong SC 6-1 Bell Park Sports Club
1993 North Geelong Warriors Bell Park SC 1-0 Elcho Park
1994 North Geelong Warriors Geelong SC 4-1 Elcho Park
1995 North Geelong Warriors Myers Reserve
1996 North Geelong Warriors Geelong SC 8-1 -
1997 North Geelong Warriors Geelong SC 3-2 Stead Park
1998 Corio SC

(won on penalties)

North Geelong Warriors 2-2 Stead Park
1999 Geelong SC Corio SC 3-2 Stead Park
2000 Geelong SC

(won on penalties)

North Geelong Warriors 1-1 Stead Park
2001 North Geelong Warriors Corio SC 2-1 Bell Park Sports Club
2002 Geelong SC North Geelong Warriors 2-1 Myers Reserve
2003 North Geelong Warriors Hopper Crossing 3-2 (Golden goal in extra time) -
2004 North Geelong Warriors Geelong Rangers 2-1 (Golden goal in extra time) Hume Reserve
2005 North Geelong Warriors Geelong SC 4-0 Elcho Park
2006 North Geelong Warriors Geelong Rangers 5-1 -
2007 North Geelong Warriors Geelong Rangers 2-0[5] Elcho Park
2008 Geelong SC Hopper Crossing 3-1
2009
2010
2011 North Geelong Warriors Geelong SC 4-2 -
2012 North Geelong Warriors Corio SC 8-1[6] -
2013
2014 North Geelong Warriors

(won on penalties)

Corio SC 1-1[7] Elcho Park
2015 Geelong SC Corio SC 1-1 (4-3 on penalties)[8]
2016 Bell Park SC[9] Bell Park Sports Club[10]
2017 Corio SC Golden Plains Eagles 2-0 -
2018 Geelong SC Geelong Rangers 4-1 Stead Park
2019 Geelong Rangers Myers Reserve
2020 Geelong SC Corio SC 6-1 Stead Park
2021 Corio SC North Geelong Warriors 1-1 (5-4 on penalties) Hume Reserve
2022 North Geelong Warriors Geelong SC 2-1 Myers Reserve
2023 North Geelong Warriors Corio SC 2-1 Bell Park Sports Club
2024 North Geelong Warriors Geelong SC 1-1 (5-4 on penalties) Stead Park

Women's Cup winners

A women's cup competition was introduced in 2020.[11]

2020 Geelong Galaxy North Geelong Warriors 5-1[12] Stead Park
2024 Geelong Galaxy North Geelong Warriors 0-1 Stead Park

Notable Cup participants

See also

Geelong Regional Football Association

References

  1. ^ a b "Geelong Advertiser Cup 25th Anniversary (1981-2005) Souvenir Record.pdf". Google Docs. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  2. ^ "Geelong Advertiser Cup, 1981-2005 | Sports & Editorial Services Australia". www.sesasport.com. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  3. ^ "Diversity Cup kicks off in Geelong | Sports & Editorial Services Australia". www.sesasport.com. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  4. ^ "Go-for-your-Life Cup 2009 | Sports & Editorial Services Australia". www.sesasport.com. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  5. ^ "North Geelong wins Century 21 Community Shield for 2007 | Sports & Editorial Services Australia". www.sesasport.com. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  6. ^ "Diversity Cup kicks off in Geelong | Sports & Editorial Services Australia". www.sesasport.com. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  7. ^ "North Geelong wins Diversity Cup on penalties | Sports & Editorial Services Australia". www.sesasport.com. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  8. ^ "Geelong win Diversity Cup on penalties | Sports & Editorial Services Australia". www.sesasport.com. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  9. ^ Administrator, GOOP (2020-01-07). "Geelong Community Cup". Bell Park Sports Club. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  10. ^ "NEWS Geelong Pre-Season Cup to expand to eight teams in 2016 - FFV - Geelong Region". GameDay. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  11. ^ Luke (2020-02-06). "NEWS - North's Senior Women looking to make major waves at Geelong Community Cup this weekend". North Geelong Warriors Football Club. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
  12. ^ Juric, Natali (2020-02-12). "NEWS – Young Gun Milla scoops Golden Boot award at Community Cup, big year ahead for North Women's team!". North Geelong Warriors Football Club. Retrieved 2024-09-13.
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