Rostrevor has a proud and successful soccer heritage that continues to develop and educate stars of the game. Our exceptional soccer facilities and coaches are the envy of many schools and are backed by a soccer program which helps identify and develop young talent.

In addition to our successful College teams, our players represent clubs including Adelaide United, North Eastern Metrostars, Campbelltown City, Modbury Jets, Adelaide Blue Eagles with many strong connections between our College and Adelaide's soccer elite.

Each week in winter, Rostrevor fields six Junior Year teams, starting from Year 2, and an impressive 12 sides in from our Middle and Senior years, including our dominant Firxt XI team featuring five NPL players.

Terry Frangakis - First XI Soccer Coach

Mr Frangakis brings a highly professional and competitive edge to Rostrevor's Soccer Program having played at State level (Victoria) and as the current Technical Director at North Eastern MetroStars for U12 to U18 squads. He has a strong focus on identifying talent early and developing pathways for junior players and led Rostrevor's First XI to victory in the SAAS north-east zone and to the State semi-final.

Key Accomplishments:

• Skillaroos - State Development Team (2015 - current)
• Junior Technical Director MetroStars U12-U18 (current)
• Federation Cup Premiership Coach (MetroStars U18) in 2018 and 2019
• Assistant Coach MetroStars First Team (2019)
   

Mini Roos Fun Day

Hundreds of young soccer players from across the north-eastern suburbs converged on Rostrevor College for a Mini Roos Fun Day in March, with Campbelltown City, North Eastern MetroStars, Modbury Jets and Adelaide Blue Eagles soccer clubs fielding more than 400 players aged six to 11. Rostrevor College offered to host the event on its expansive grounds and set up 12 soccer pitches across three ovals and provided referees from its student body.

Event Coordinator Evan Pezos said given the growing popularity of soccer and the relatively few available soccer pitches to junior players at this time of year, the College was more than happy to help out. "This is a great chance for young players throughout the north eastern suburbs to dust off their soccer boots, get together with their teammates and brush up on their skills while enjoying a light-hearted and fun soccer-carnival atmosphere," Mr Pezos said.