Cascades FC

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Cascade
Full nameCascade
Soccer Club
Founded1931
Dissolved1936
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LeagueDefunct
2006N/A

Cascades Soccer club was a short lived soccer team which represented the workers of the Cascade Brewery in the Southern Premier league from 1931 until 1936.[ citation needed ] In the years before World War II it was common for companies to enter teams in local soccer competitions as a morale building exercise, and the Cascades Brewery did likewise. In their short life-span of 6 years, Cascade's team was incredibly successful, winning 4 Southern Premierships, as well as 4 state championships, and 4 cup wins. [1]

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