Croydon City Arrows SC

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Croydon City Arrows

Full name	Croydon City Arrows Soccer Club
Nickname(s)	The Arrows, City
Founded	1957
Ground	Dorset Recreational Reserve
Capacity	3,000
Club president	Jody Altmann
Head Coach	John Gabrielson [1]
League	Victorian State League Division 4
2024	1st
Website	http://www.croydoncitysc.org.au
Home colours Away colours

Croydon City Arrows is an Australian soccer club based in Croydon, Victoria, currently playing in the 5th tier of the Victorian association football structure and the seventh tier nationally. The club was established 1957 and has won two Victorian titles, in 1985 and 1986, and plays at the Dorset Recreational Reserve. The club was briefly known as Maroondah Arrows in 1997 and 1998.

Croydon City Arrows senior men's team currently participates in the Victorian State League Division 4 East.

Croydon City Arrows senior women's team currently participates in the Victorian State League Division 1 South-East.

• Daniel Allsopp – Former Socceroo
• Jimmy Rooney – 1974 World Cup Socceroo
• Peter Ollerton – 1974 World Cup Socceroo
• Paul Wade – Former Socceroo Captain '86-96
• Marcus Stergiopoulos - South Melbourne, Lincoln City FC, and Bradford City

• Croydon City Divisional History

• Official Website of Croydon City Arrows
• Croydon City Arrows divisional history