Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The Avondale Heights Football Club is an Australian rules football club located 14 km north west of Melbourne in the suburb of Avondale Heights and was founded as a junior club in September 1965 where a small group of locals met at St James Church in Macey Street to establish a club for the youth of Avondale Heights.The first side to represent the Avondale Heights Football Club in the Essendon District Football League was an Under 15 team in 1966. The average age of the team was 11 and it took six games for the first score, a behind, to be registered. The team managed five goals for the season. It was a tough time for the committee to get the players to away games.In season 1967, the club fielded it’s first open age team with a Thirds side. By 1972, the number of junior teams had increased to five and a senior and reserve side.The clubs first B Grade senior premiership was in 1976.After being promoted to A Grade in 1977, the club won their first A Grade premiership in 1987Season 2001, saw the club relegated back to B Grade.In 2004 the Seniors were Premiers and Champions of B Grade (undefeated).The club fields teams from under 10s through to open-age.. }
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- Avondale_Heights_Football_Club abstract "The Avondale Heights Football Club is an Australian rules football club located 14 km north west of Melbourne in the suburb of Avondale Heights and was founded as a junior club in September 1965 where a small group of locals met at St James Church in Macey Street to establish a club for the youth of Avondale Heights.The first side to represent the Avondale Heights Football Club in the Essendon District Football League was an Under 15 team in 1966. The average age of the team was 11 and it took six games for the first score, a behind, to be registered. The team managed five goals for the season. It was a tough time for the committee to get the players to away games.In season 1967, the club fielded it’s first open age team with a Thirds side. By 1972, the number of junior teams had increased to five and a senior and reserve side.The clubs first B Grade senior premiership was in 1976.After being promoted to A Grade in 1977, the club won their first A Grade premiership in 1987Season 2001, saw the club relegated back to B Grade.In 2004 the Seniors were Premiers and Champions of B Grade (undefeated).The club fields teams from under 10s through to open-age.".