We're thrilled to confirm the appointment of Alicia Ferguson as our new Women's First Grade Head Coach, bringing a genuinely world-class playing pedigree and a growing coaching career to our shared Girls & Women's Football program with SSFA.

Football Australia has today confirmed the groups for the 2026 Australian Championship, and we've landed in Group A alongside South Melbourne FC, Sydney United 58 and Canberra Croatia.

It's agony to write, but we have to write it. We're out of the finals series after going down 5-4 on penalties to Manly United at Seymour Shaw on Wednesday night, following a 1-1 draw after 120 minutes.

We closed out our regular season campaign with a 2-1 loss to SD Raiders at Seymour Shaw on Sunday, in a game where we had the better of the chances but couldn't find that extra bit of composure in front of goal when it mattered.

We made history on Saturday afternoon, securing our first-ever place in the Australian Championship with a hard-fought 2-1 win over St George City in front of another bumper crowd at Seymour Shaw.

We fell to a narrow 1-0 defeat away at Marconi Stadium on Sunday afternoon, in a Match of the Round contest that saw the Stallions end their four-game losing run and keep their own Premiership hopes alive with three rounds left to play.

Charlotte brings a rare mix of elite playing pedigree and coaching credentials. As a player she represented England at U23 level, and also played for Brighton & Hove Albion and Southampton during her time in England, before continuing her career in Sydney at St George and as captain of APIA.

We were made to work for every inch of it on a cold winter's night at Seymour Shaw, sharing the points with Sydney FC in a 1-1 draw that leaves us frustrated we didn't take all three.

We understand that this is an anxious time for players and their families, but we also want to ensure we provide the highest quality program possible. Our focus is on getting this right and building the best program we can for Girls & Women's Football in the Sutherland Shire.

We are incredibly proud to confirm the appointment of Tom Sermanni as our new Strategic Director of Women's Football, bringing decades of international experience to help build our women's and girls' pathway.

Members are advised that a Special General Meeting (SGM) for Sutherland Sharks Football Club Incorporated will be held on Monday August 31 at 6pm in Smithy’s.

We made the most of our chances to grind out a hard-fought 2-1 win over the Wollongong Wolves at Seymour Shaw on Saturday. The result keeps our grip on a top-four spot firm, and ends an 8 year winning drought against our South Coast Rivals.

We produced one of our best performances of the season, coming from behind to beat Rockdale 3-1 away from home. The win completes the double over Rockdale this season and pushes us three points clear of them in the race for the top four.

We were made to settle for a share of the points on Saturday, drawing 1-1 with Sydney Olympic at Seymour Shaw Park in a game we really felt we should have won.

In a historic milestone for football in the region, Sutherland Sharks FC and the Sutherland Shire Football Association (SSFA) have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) agreement to co-manage and elevate the Girls and Women’s representative program ahead of the 2027 season.

A rough one to swallow. We led for the best part of 80 minutes at Cromer Park on Saturday night, only to see Manly United snatch it from us in the last ten minutes, going down 2-1 in a result that stings more than most.

We beat APIA Leichhardt 3-2 at Seymour Shaw Park on Saturday night, and it's fair to say we've been waiting a decade for this one. Our first win over APIA in over ten years, snapping a run of seven straight losses in the fixture, and it came in a game that had absolutely everything.

We're excited to announce we've extended our partnership with Deploy as our exclusive Teamwear partner for another two years, for the 2027 and 2028 seasons.

Sutherland Sharks FC are proud to confirm the signing of Socceroo Matthew Jurman, adding a wealth of experience to the club's backline ahead of the new season.

Three points and a finish that'll be talked about for a while. We defeated UNSW FC 3-1 at the Village Green on Saturday, with two stunning late goals sealing a result that keeps us firmly in the top-six conversation.