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Chadstone | |
Full name | Chadstone Football Club |
Emblem | Sinners |
Colours | blue and red |
Founded | 1983 |
League | Victorian Amateur Football Association |
Premiership | 2001 |
Official website | Official website |
The Chadstone Football Club (formerly Syndal Tally-Ho) is an Australian rules football club based in Chadstone, Victoria, Australia. The club participates in the Victorian Amateur Football Association D4 league. The club also has a team which participates in the Football Integration Development Association (FIDA) competition for players with an intellectual disability.
The Syndal Tally Ho football club was formed in 1983, when the Syndal and the Tally Ho Football Clubs merged. The club changed its name to Chadstone after the 2008 season. The club won the Senior and Reserves D4 VAFA Premierships in 2001.
Jordan Reserve, Burton Street, Chadstone View map
Demon, Royal Blue, Red and White
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