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Due to the condition of the area surrounding the cricket pitch, Football Victoria has determined Jubilee Oval’s full-length pitch is unsafe.

Jubilee Oval deemed unsafe for soccer

The Maryborough Soccer Club has been left scrambling to solve a sudden location conundrum after a Football Victoria assessment deemed their full-length pitch at Jubilee Oval unsafe

2 June, 2026

Julian Callea continued his astonishing goal-scoring rate for Maryborough with a hat-trick on Sunday.

Maryborough wins 9-0

Jake Bucknall opened Maryborough second half scoring spree with a decisive finish.

Bucknall’s hat-trick keeps Maryborough unbeaten

Maryborough Soccer Club’s Kynan Carter knew he had his second goal against Victoria Park on Sunday before it hit the back of the net. Carter was instrumental in the blue and whites’ 4-0 win at Hedges Oval.

Maryborough remains undefeated with 4-0 win

Luke Bucknall, pictured against Forest Rangers, marked his return with a first half goal.

Maryborough tame Panthers with 5-0 win

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Goalkeeper Jay Murdock, pictured against Forest Rangers, helped Maryborough to a key victory on Sunday.

Maryborough earns 5-1 win

Julian Callea caused the Forest Rangers defence nightmares with seven goals on Sunday.

Maryborough dominates soccer opener

The Maryborough Soccer Club hopes to secure a permanent home so that youngsters like Liam Lovett, Cooper McClelland, Max Mason and Bastian Fox can play in better facilities.

Maryborough Soccer Club’s long-standing search for a home remains unsolved

Maryborough Soccer Club’s Garry George (far left) is hopeful a permanent home for the club will help secure their growing junior numbers, including their under 11s, which had two teams in 2025. Photo: Supplied.

Maryborough Soccer Club submit a petition to council for a permanent home

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Alex Wilman won the under 14 Coaches Award, while Brayden Martin was awarded Best and Fairest and Golden Boot ahead of runner-up Jacob Antolini.

Maryborough Soccer Club hosts awards night

Julian Callea, pictured versus Creswick, was Maryborough’s leading scorer with 12 goals this season.

Soccer season ends

Neil Smyth, pictured against Vikings FC, makes a sliding challenge.

Four early goals dooms Maryborough to 7-1 defeat

Riley Gardam and Brett Davey hope to push Maryborough forward in their last two games of the 2025 season.

Maryborough Soccer Club look to finish season strongly following Ballarat defeat

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