Otago University AFC

Otago University AFC
Otago University AFC
Otago University AFC Logo.gif
Full name Otago University Association Football Club
Nickname(s) Varsity, Uni
Founded 1939
Ground Caledonian Ground, Dunedin North
(Capacity: 7,500)
Chairman Josh Bell
Manager Luiz Uhera
League ODT FootballSouth Premier League
2010 9th

Otago University AFC is a semi-professional association football club in Dunedin, New Zealand. They are competing in the ODT FootballSouth Premier League.

The club is affiliated with the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand. They are based at Logan Park in an area immediately beside the University campus, and play their home fixtures at the nearby Caledonian Ground. The club currently consists of five teams playing in the top five Footballsouth leagues. The men's first team also participates in the Chatham Cup, New Zealand's premier knockout tournament. As a member of Footballsouth, the club is also affiliated with Otago United of the ASB Premiership.

The clubs most recent successes came in 2006 with the second team coached by Mark Schollum and James Coombes and the third team coached by Richard Wright winning their respective leagues.

The club strip is baby blue with gold trim.

Club teams

  • ODT Footballsouth Premier League (1st Team: Luiz Uhera)
  • A J Grant Playgear Division 2 (2nd Team: Ben Pauley)
  • Amalgamated Builders Division 3 (3rd Team: Chris Bailey)
  • John Mathias Mortgages Division 4 (4th Team: Chris Bailey)
  • Women's League (Women's Team: Dave Stewart)

External links

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