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1942
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Sunshine YCW Football Club is registered with the YCW Football Association playing in an Under 18 competition
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1945
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From 1945 to 1959 the club was in recess
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1959
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Sunshine Council allocates Barclay Reserve, Albion, to Sunshine YCW. An Under 16 team is entered in the YCW competition coached by Bill O’Keefe.
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1962
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Sunshine YCW moves to Kinder Smith Reserve, Braybrook
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1963
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Sunshine YCW enters it’s first Open Age team in the YCW competition. Trevor Corcoran is appointed the club’s first Open Age coach.
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1964
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The Under 17 team coached by Dick Hume, win the club’s first premiership in the YCW competition.
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1966
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Seniors win the B Grade premiership, the first open age team to win a premiership.
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1967
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The first Annual Report is prepared by Secretary Peter Evans.
Expenditure for the season was $1,388.61 and Revenue was $1,564.09
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1968
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The Under 18’s became the first Sunshine YCW team to go through the season undefeated. The club enters a Reserves team for the first time.
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1969
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The seniors, coached by Herbie Doyle scrap into the finals by 0.4% and win the B Grade premiership. Ned Brewis coaches the Under 18’s to successive premierships.
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1970
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On the day the West Gate Bridge collapses in October, the clubrooms are destroyed by fire.
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1971
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Terry County becomes the first player to reach 200 games
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1973
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The “Tin Shed” is erected by the committee on Good Friday and will serve as changing and social rooms for the next two years.
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1975
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The Ramon Vila Pavilion is completed. Under 13 and Under 11 teams are entered in the Footscray District Football League for the first time.
Peter Evans is awarded Life Membership of the YCWNFA
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1976
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Sunshine YCW wins the YCWNFA “A Grade” Premiership for the first time.
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1977
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The Under 13 team coached by Lee Schwartz win the club’s first premiership in the Footscray District Football League.
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1978
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All Sunshine YCW teams are entered in the Footscray District Football League but retain the name Sunshine YCW. Seniors play their first game at home against North Footscray and lose 17.12.114 to Sunshine YCW 11.6.72
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1982
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Michael Huxtable becomes the first player to play 300 games
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1993
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Sunshine Spurs entered a team in the Victorian Womens Football League using Kinder Smith Reserve as it’s base. The seniors finish last in Division 1 and are relegated to Division 2 for the next two years.
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1996
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The Foostcray District Football League ask the club to replace Braybrook in Division 1, four weeks before the start of the season.
Marge Laffin becomes the first member of Sunshine YCW to be made a Life member of the Footscray District Football League.
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2001
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The club plays its first season as Sunshine Football Club having dropped the YCW from its name at the end of the 2000 season.
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2004
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Marge Laffin named Western Region Football League Personality of the Year
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2006
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Under 14’ and Under 12’s both win premierships.
Darren Green becomes the first player to reach 400 games
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2007
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Russell Douglas wins the Division 1 Best and Fairest thereby becoming the clubs first Barry Priest Medallist.
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2008
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The Reserves win the Division 1 Premiership defeating Spotswood in the Grand Final. Spotswood had not lost a game all year.
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2011
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The Reserves win the Division 1 Premiership defeating Hoppers Crossing by 3 points with a goal kicked after the final siren by Captain Andrew Thorn.
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