The committee of the Hampton Rovers Football Club are saddened to hear of the passing of Life Member John Maurie Kelly.
John was a long time follower of the club with his five sons all playing for the Rovers. During that time, Maurie assisted in a number of roles including trainer.
Many would remember the Pleasant Sunday Mornings held at his place in Batemen St for the club as well as his spit roasts for functions.
The club extends our deepest sympathy to the Kelly family.
Welcome to Season 2026. Here we are in the middle of April, and we are about to play Round 1, however planning, plotting and training has been on the go since October. Our loyal sponsors are again with us, we are so grateful for their continued support so please reach out and give them the…
Hampton Rovers Club Membership packages are now on-sale for the 2026 season. Show your support and become a Rovers Member today! Enjoy access to Home Game Luncheons inside the Wright-Scarlett Pavilion at Boss James Reserve and a host of other benefits. Membership is the lifeblood of community sporting clubs and every supporter who signs up…
The 2025 Hampton Rovers Annual Report is now available, featuring a full wrap of the 2025 season for the club, including reports for all 31 senior and junior teams and more spread across 60 pages. Read or download below. The AGM was held on Monday evening at Boss James Reserve to officially wrap up season…
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Hampton Rovers Club Membership packages are now on-sale for the 2025 season. Join us back at the Boss and sign-up today! After a year away from our home, playing home games at Sandringham’s Trevor Barker Oval, the club returns to Boss James Reserve in 2025 following the $4 million redevelopment of the Wright-Scarlett Pavilion. Enjoy…
One of Australia’s largest and best-preserved War Service Commission homes estates is turning 100 – and Hampton Rovers’ heritage is linked this milestone event. The Castlefield Estate, bounded by South Road, Hampton and Ludstone Streets, comprises more than 200 weatherboard and terracotta tile Californian bungalows – built by a grateful nation for soldiers returning from…
