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.
A great week in front of the goal, with an average of 3 goals per match, plus a couple of penalty shoot outs. While shoot out goals don't count towards the golden boot, there's been plenty of action anyway. Wooly holds on to top spot, despite not finding the net in his short cameo for the Odd Sox. To rub salt in that wound, he was lined up to take the 5th penalty, and the boys won it in 4! Jorge did score, which brought him to one goal behind Wooly. Shaelyn took a shortcut to the same place, with an impressive hat trick in the Women's First team's cup match. A goal for Sam helps him continue his chase for the top, and a brace each for Friso, Teagan, and Braith, help them solidify, return, and enter the table, respectively.The Golden Glove table is completely occupied by the ladies, with Lisa keeping a clean sheet in their cup match to add to her tally, and Izzy's POD performance while keeping a clean sheet for the Panthers earning her a spot.Keep it up everyone! ... See MoreSee Less
A much better week, with 7 of 9 teams ending up on the right side of the ledger. Cup week brought the excitement, with a couple of games going to penalties.The Panthers lead the way in the early kick off with a 5-0 win over our sister club Franklin United's girls team, ending an unbeaten run that went back to the beginning of last season. Best of luck to the girls, though, who have been deservedly promoted from 15th grade to 17th.OMY turned it on in the cup, with a 6-1 drubbing of Auckland United. The Women's First team left nothing to chance in their match vs a team from the division above, winning 4-0. Iron Chins also handily despatched Central 4-2. The Pyros continue their grading rounds with a 2-1 victory over Papakura, and Reds were not so lucky in their match vs Fencibles.After an unfortunate loss for the young reserves team, the Franklin Law Men's First team put on a real show for the balcony on Saturday afternoon. They held the high flying Bohos to a 2-2 draw in regular time, and then 2 penalty saves from 'keeper Stu Ruddell helped the lads into the next round of the cup. Odd Sox were away, but kept the excitement against the same opposition second week running. Rather than an 8-6 thriller, this time they left it all for the end, with a 4-2 penalty win after a 1-1 draw, with Scot Harris pulling out two saves of his own.We would like to say a huge thanks to all of our senior partners.Franklin LawPAK'nSAVE PukekoheYour Local House Wash & Pest Control Pukekohe Ebbett Pukekohe#GoMaroon #MaroonArmy ... See MoreSee Less
Friday Night Lights is back!This year we start with a Battle for the Bottom.The First Battle of Deep Bottom was an American Civil War skirmish in the Siege of Petersburg, fought on July 28, 1864. The Battle for Bikini Bottom was Spongebob Squarepants attempting to defend Bikini Bottom from an invasion of robots created by Plankton with a machine called the Duplicatotron 3000.The 2025 Battle for the Bottom is the challenge set forward between the perennial Pukekohe AFC third team, OMY, and the up and coming Iron Chins. This year they find themselves in the same division and Iron Chins have had a great start, whereas OMY have stumbled out of the blocks. Iron Chins have two wins from two, and OMY have just the one win from three league matches.Bragging rights will go to the winner of this match, until at least round two. Head on down to Bledisloe on Friday night for a match that promises to be entertaining!#GoMaroon#maroonarmy... See MoreSee Less
For the second day in a row, one of our Premier teams face an opposition from a division higher than them in the first round of the cup. Here's hoping the Women's Firsts, lead by captain Petra Batters, can replicate the heroics of the Men's Firsts, and go through to the next round. If current form is anything to go by, they'll be celebrating Mother's Day with a win. Head along to Bledisloe, fill the balcony, and show your support!!#GoMaroon#maroonarmy#happymothersday... See MoreSee Less
Cup action today at Bledisloe for our Franklin Law Men's First Team. Eddie Bignell leads the line against an opposition who are tearing it up a division above them. Head along to Bledisloe and fill the balcony to show the lads your support!#GoMaroon#maroonarmy... See MoreSee Less
PLEASE NOTE THIS STATUS IS FOR TRAINING ONLY. For games, please refer to the NRF website or our Small Whites Facebook page. AS OF 7.00AM ON MONDAY 19th MAY ALL FIELDS ARE OPEN Please keep the warm ups and line work to the side of fields and avoid any muddy areas.
First Kicks & Fun Football (Showgrounds - No Lights)
