Pukekohe Association Football Club is a long-standing football club in the Franklin community. Operating since 1960, it enjoys a membership of nearly 700 active players, across all age groups.
The Club offers an inclusive football programme in which players of all abilities can participate, as well as a development pathway for talented young footballers through its sister club Franklin United
Please follow he links below for all the Junior & Youth muster information. These are being held in February on the John Street side of Bledisloe Park (opposite the High School). Please ensure your child is registered and their fees are paid.
This Sunday, our Women's team will be hosting Te Awamutu AFC Women's team in a pre season match. Our Women have gone two for two so far in pre season, so will be hoping to keep the run going.We would like to continue to celebrate Women's Month by hosting a fun day for our little women!This will be a fun session run by our women's team for girls of all ages, followed by an invitation to escort them onto the field before their game, and then be ball girls during the match!The fun session will run from 10am to 10:30. The girls will then play a game until the Women are ready to kick off, escort them on to the field, and then be ball girls while watching the game!Come on down, enjoy the fun day and support our Women's team as they continue their run in to season 2025!#maroonarmy#GoMaroon#WomensMonth... See MoreSee Less
Unfortunately we have made the tough decision to close the fields for training tonight.For those coaches (and parents/players) new to the club or to the coaching role, please read the below.Our groundsman checks our fields daily during the season. Any updates to field status are available at the bottom of our home page on our website pukekoheafc.com by 3pm each day. Please use this as your first point of reference. Our operational staff are either part time and/or volunteers, so emailing or calling any club accounts is not an efficient way to check on field status.We will usually post on social media when we can, however, this is not guaranteed.Please check our website first. ... See MoreSee Less
📢ATTENTION FORMER PHS STUDENTS📢Pukekohe High School are running a series of games pitting former students vs current students and they are hoping to include both a Men's and Women's football match!The Alumni Day will be on Wednesday 9 April and games will kick off at 2:30pm. This will be followed by a meet and greet at the Bledisloe Park Sports Centre.If you are interested in being involved, please contact Deputy Principal Martin Bennett on bt@pukekohehigh.school.nz ... See MoreSee Less
After an epic 4-4 in last year's pre season hit out, we're at it again with a challenge pitting our Women's team against our top youth girls team.It's young vs .... younger this Friday night.Head down to Bledisloe to support our current and up and coming ladies! ... See MoreSee Less
Happy International Women's Day!We would like to celebrate all of the women and girls that make our club great.From players to coaches, managers to administrators and not to forget the parents that cart our players around to training and games.We are privileged to say our girls space is in a strong a position as it ever has been. This year we will have over 150 registered female players in our club all the way from 4 years old up to [age redacted]! These young ladies will be playing in a Pukekohe AFC SIX Girl's teams from 10th grade to 17th grade, plus our Women's team!We are also VERY proud to say we host girls only training sessions in Fantails and Kickin' It, which boast some of the biggest numbers in the Auckland Region.Our 17th grade Panthers come off the back of a league winning season last year. Our Women's team is in good hands in the future!Today our Women's team hosted Thames FC women and came out 4-1 winners, with a brace (2) each for Allysha and Petra.Coach Patrick Bradley is very happy for the first hit out of the season. Combinations worked well and the girls created a number of opportunities. They worked together as a unit, had good pace and good physicality which resulted in many shots on target. Many thanks to our own Sian, who ended up playing in goal for Thames as they turned up without a keeper. Without Sian, who made some stunning saves, the score could have been higher!Patrick came away with some work ons, but also loads of positives.Our Men's squad also had a run out against Thames, running out 3-1 winners. It was a really good run out and Puke's fitness showed. The boys also had lots to improve on but have a great base. Goals by Dean, Jax and Seb, and a Man of the Match performance by Max got the boys across the line.#GoMaroon#maroonarmy... See MoreSee Less
