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Mounties Wanderers
Full nameMounties Wanderers Football Club
NicknameMounties
Founded1978
GroundMount Pritchard Oval
Wanderers Football Park
Capacity5,000
LeagueNSW League One
202516th of 16
(Relegated)

Mounties Wanderers FC is a professional soccer club based in Mount Pritchard, New South Wales, Australia. They currently play in the NSW League One (formerly National Premier Leagues NSW 2) competition after being promoted at the conclusion of the 2011 season. They were formed in 1978 as Mount Pritchard Soccer Club,[1] changing their name to Mounties Wanderers for the 2008 season after being sponsored by the Mounties Group. The Mounties group also sponsors the Mount Pritchard Mounties rugby club. The club was originally founded by the Maltese Australian community.

The club is led by Andre Schroder, who is currently undertaking his first season as a head coach at first-grade level. Despite being in his inaugural campaign, Schroder has quickly established a clear vision for the club’s future, focusing on professionalism, player development, and a sustainable pathway to higher levels of competition. His coaching philosophy emphasises tactical organisation, accountability, and creating a culture where players are encouraged to maximise their potential both individually and collectively.

Schroder has publicly outlined an ambitious five-year plan aimed at guiding Mounties Wanderer FC into the highest divisions of football in New South Wales. Central to this vision is the development of a competitive squad capable of progressing through the football pyramid while establishing the club as a recognised force within the state’s football landscape. Beyond state-level ambitions, Schroder has also expressed his desire to position Mounties Wanderer FC as a future contender for participation in the Australia Championship, reflecting the club’s long-term aspirations to compete on a national stage. Under his leadership, the current squad is viewed as the foundation of a project designed to deliver sustained success and elevate Mounties Wanderer FC to new heights.

The club is historically linked with the Maltese-Australian community, and features a Maltese cross on its logo.

Seasons

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Key to league competitions
  • P Draws went to penalty shoot-outs during the 1993–1995 seasons (2 points for win, 1 point for loss).
  • 1 Stage 1 of 1996 NSW Super League
  • 2 Stage 1 of 1996 NSW Super League
Key to position colours and symbols
1st or WWinners
2nd or RURunners-up
3rdThird
♦Top scorer in division
Key to cup and finals results
  • 1R, 2R, 3R...7R = 1st Round, 2nd Round, 3rd Round...7th Round
  • GS = Group Stage
  • EF = Elimination Final
  • PF = Preliminary Final
  • PO = Playoff Final
  • R32 = Round of 32
  • R16 = Round of 16
  • QF = Quarterfinals
  • SF = Semifinals
  • RU = Runners-Up
  • W = Winners
  • (P) = Promoted
  • (R) = Relegated
Season League Waratah
Cup		 Australia
Cup[a]
Div P W D L F A Pts Pos Finals
2026 (P) NPL31916126718491st–R5-
2025 (R) NPL230671730522516th–R3-
2024 (P) NPL32819457233612ndRUR4-
2023 (R) NPL230831944582715th–R6-
2022 NPL222621425512510th–R6-
2021 NPL21612131850512th–R5-
2020 DNC
2019 NPL22613495244434thSFR6-
2018 NPL226115105350386thRUR6-
2017 NPL226114115044378th–R6-
2016 NPL22611694950395thSFR7-
2015 NPL222361321431512th–R5-
2014 NPL2229583533325thQFR4-
2013 NPL22210483828343rdRUR16-
2012 NSWSL229583328324thQFR2-
2011 (P) Div12219126313581stWRU-
2010 Div12210574032356th–R3-
2009 Div12214444525462ndWR2-
2008 Div12293103441308th–R3-
2007 Div12616737536553rdPFR3-
2006 Div12617454926552ndPFR2-
2005 Div12411494635376th–R2-
2004 Div126131124338406th–R1-
2003 Div12613853524474thW--
2002 Div12010373423334thW--
2001 Div12210844616384thEF--
2000 Div22211473124375th–--
1999 Div2228593134297th–--
1998 (R) Div125451633571713th–--
1997 Div130137104247467th–R2-
1996 Div126581330452312th–R3-
1995 Div122651136382710th–R4-
1994 Div1229674030384thEFSF-
1993 Div12210754223414thEF--
1992 Div12611694438436th–--
1991 NSWSL2229763027405th–--
1990 (P) NSWSL32214354317312ndRU--
1989 NSWSL32210394336237th–--
1988 (P) NSWIU32265113344176th–--
1987 (P) NSWIU42415544227352ndRU--
1986 (R) NSWIU32241172260911th–--
1985 NSWIU32063112956158th–--
1984 NSWIU32072113338166th–--
1983 NSWIU3207673233205th–--
1982 NSW Div5224992935179th–--
1981 (P) NSW Div62216426523362ndRU--
1980 NSW Div62223171967711th–--
1979 NSW Div62292113352208th–--
1978 (P) NSW Div722501732691011th–--

Notes

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References

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  1. ↑ "New South Wales Division 1977". Archived from the original on 14 February 2015.
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