Casey Comets

Casey Comets
Casey Comets FC
Comets01.jpg
Full name Casey Comets Football Club
Nickname(s) Comets/Cranny
Founded 1975
Ground Comets Stadium
Cranbourne
Australia
League Victorian State League Division 2 South-East
Home colours
Away colours
Casey Comets WFC
League Victorian Women's Premier League

Casey Comets is an Australian association football (soccer) club based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, currently playing in the Victorian State League Division 2 South-East.

Founded in 1975, the club was formerly known as Cranbourne Comets Soccer Club until 2007.

Women's Seniors Honours

Season Division Honour
2005 Victorian Women's Premier League Grand Final Runners Up
2005 Victorian Women's Premier League Minor Premiers
2004 Victorian Women's Premier League Grand Final Runners Up
2004 Victorian Women's Premier League Minor Premiers
2002 Victorian Women's Premier League Champions
1999 Victorian Women's Premier League Champions
1998 Victorian Women's Premier League Champions

Mens Seniors Honours

Season Division Honour
2006 Victorian State League Division 2 South-East Champions
2005 Victorian State League Division 2 South-East Runners Up - Lost to Thomastown Devils in play-off final
2003 State League Cup Runners Up to Sunshine Georgies
2001 State League Cup Runners Up to Westgate
1997 Victorian State League Division 3 Champions
1995 FFV State League 4 Promoted
1990 FFV Provisional League 1 Promoted
1989 FFV Provisional League 2 Promoted
1985 FFV Provisional League 3 Promoted


External links

v · d · eSoccer in Australia
Football Federation Australia
National teams
Men (Olympic team U23 · Under-20 · Under-17) · Women · Women's Under-20
Current national leagues
Former leagues
Cup competitions
Australian Cup (defunct) • FFA Cup (proposed)
Domestic leagues
Australian Capital Territory • New South Wales (Northern, Southern) • Queensland • South Australia • Tasmania (Northern, Southern) • Victoria • Western Australia
v · d · eSoccer in Australia by state and territory
v · Association football in Victoria – Football Federation Victoria

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