Kenthurst & District Soccer Club
Club in The Hills Shire

Founded in 1967 as the Kenthurst District Soccer Club, the Club changed its name at the end of 2013 to move with the times, and is now incorporated as the Kenthurst District Football Club. The Kenthurst District Football Club is a notforprofit sporting group playing football soccer and is run by volunteers in the capacity of Committee members, Coaches, Managers, canteen helpers and field dressers and undresses. The Club has contributed substantial funds towards bettering our fields in many areas, including returning Kenthurst Park 2, installing lights on all their fields, updating the canteen, contributing towards the bore at Kenthurst Park and also the fresh irrigation system at Annangrove Park to ensure that their fields are in the superior condition at all times. Both fields are situated in picturesque rural settings, and the Club draws players from imminent and far who want to be involved in a sound and well environment whilst learning and developing to be the best player they can be. Before to that, the Club had won that award in 1971 which was also the first year it was introduced and 1992. The immense majority of the stylish Committee has been associated with the Club for over twenty years, with many holding positions on the Committee for over a decade. Committee members are made up of parents of junior players, and who have generally also been Coaches, Managers, or even players themselves.

The Club trains and games are played at Kenthurst Park. Earlier to that, the Club had won that award in 1971 which was also the first year it was introduced and 1992. The succeeding items are available for buy from the canteen on game day. Kenthurst Park was established in 1892 with an area of approximately 37.5 acres, which was left in believe to the people of Kenthurst by the Rowland Family to be worn as playing fields.