
What a weekend for the Kellyville Kolts!
Our first weekend of Grand Finals is officially done and dusted, with 19 Kolts teams taking the field and representing the club with enormous pride, passion and determination.
To every player who pulled on the Kolts jersey across the weekend, congratulations. Reaching a Grand Final is an achievement in itself, and we are incredibly proud of the way all 19 teams represented our club.
And to our eight newly crowned Champions, congratulations on raising the shield!
Eight Championships from one massive weekend of football. A fantastic reward for the work these players, coaches and teams have put in throughout the season.
Grand Final weekend is about much more than what happens inside the white lines.
A huge thank you to our Kolts Committee Members, Coaches, Managers, Parents, Volunteers and Supporters who helped make the weekend such a success.
From setting up pitches and preparing teams, to cooking sausages, emptying bins, organising equipment, helping around the grounds and bringing the noise from the sidelines, there were countless people working behind the scenes.
That support and energy makes a genuine difference to our players and creates the atmosphere that makes Grand Final football so special.
There were plenty of early starts, long days and jobs that probably weren't listed in anyone's official position description. Yet, as always, the Kolts community rolled up its sleeves and got it done.
Thank you to everyone who played their part.
We would also like to thank Rouse Hill Rams, Kellyville United and North Kellyville Foxes for hosting Grand Finals across the other venues, and of course Hills Football Limited for coordinating and delivering another huge weekend of Finals football.
While the first Grand Final weekend might be complete, there are still more Kolts teams chasing silverware.
Our Women's Premier League and Women's Premier League 21s both produced outstanding victories over Marayong on Sunday to book their places in their respective Grand Finals.
Both teams now head to Blacktown Sports Park on Sunday, 30 August, with another two Championship trophies firmly in their sights.
We would love to see a massive Kolts contingent make the trip and get behind both teams.
Bring the red & black, bring the noise and let's give our Women's Premier League teams the support they deserve on Grand Final day.
Saturday also marked the completion of the Men's Premier League home-and-away season.
Our First Grade side completed an outstanding campaign as 2026 Premiers, a remarkable achievement in the Kolts' first season competing in the North West Sydney Football Men's Premier League.
Reserve Grade went down to cross-town rivals Castle Hill United in the final round, finishing the regular season in an excellent second place.
Their strong seasons mean both First Grade and Reserve Grade have earned a week off in Week 1 of the Finals Series.
Both teams will return to action in Week 2 on Saturday, 5 September, ready to begin their Championship campaigns.
The Premiership is already safely in the cabinet for First Grade, but there is still plenty of football to be played.
Eight Championship shields secured.
Women's Premier League and WPL21 heading to Grand Finals.
Men's Premier League First Grade crowned Premiers.
First Grade and Reserve Grade preparing for Finals.
There is still plenty of red & black football to come in 2026.
Congratulations again to all 19 teams who represented the Kolts over Grand Final weekend, and thank you to every person who helped make it such a memorable few days for our players and families.
The season isn't finished yet. Let's keep getting behind our teams and see how much more silverware we can bring home to Kellyville.
Go Kolts!








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