Pine Hills FC
| Full name | Pine Hills Football Club | ||
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| Nickname(s) | Pythons, Pine, Hills | ||
| Founded | 2007 | ||
| Ground | James Drysdale Reserve, Bunya | ||
| Capacity | 500 | ||
| President | John Easley | ||
| Coach | Andrew West | ||
| League | Brisbane Premier League Division 1 | ||
| 2012 | 9th | ||
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Pine Hills FC are an association football club based in Bunya, Queensland. They currently compete in the Brisbane Premier League.
History
In 2007 they finished second on the Brisbane Premier League Division 2 ladder, however the next season in 2008 would bring great success, finishing 1st on the ladder and gaining promotion while going through the season losing only 6 games. Their run of form would continue as they would go on to finish 1st in the 2009 season in Brisbane Premier League Division 1, being 1 point higher on the ladder then Beenleigh. They were then promoted into the Brisbane Premier League.[1] In 2010, the Pythons managed to finish 7th on the ladder.
Squads
| FIRST TEAM | RESERVES |
|---|---|
| Ryan Pearse (gk) | Zachary Symons (gk) |
| Sam Hornby | Thomas Reiken |
| Raj Oshen | Matthew Cook |
| Mark Battistin | James Gunn |
| Ardesheer Almassi | Jamal Spelta |
| Antonio Invincible | Adam Ross |
| Gino Invincible | Afshin Afshar (c) |
| Ben Stevens (c) | Sam West |
| Corey Slevin | Nicholas McGauley |
| Andrew Sheppard | Brady Duggan |
| Alexander McKean | Shayne Watson |
| Brent Holden | Jacob Mitchell |
| Thomas Clarke | Jared Doo |
| Jacob Mitchell | Cale Johnstone |
| David Rowley | James Christou |
| Zachary Symons | Nicholas Riggall |
* Note these teams change every week
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