List of Canterbury Bankstown FC seasons

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Canterbury Bankstown FC is an Australian association football club based in Bankstown, Sydney. The club was formed in 1886 originally as Canterbury FC. [1] They became an inaugural member of the NSW Federation of Soccer Clubs when it broke away from the New South Wales Soccer Football Association and played in its first league season in 1957. The club won the inaugural Federation Cup and were premiers of the regular season, losing the grand final to Auburn. The club predominantly played in the top tier of soccer in Australia until the formation of the National Soccer League in 1977 where it would play in NSW First Division instead.

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The club would play at national level on one occasion in 1986.

In total, Canterbury Bankstown have won two NSW Tier 1 premierships (1957 and 1985) and two championships (1958 and 1960). It has also won two Waratah Cups in 1957 and 1958) as well as two other lower division honours.

Key

Seasons

Results of league and cup competitions by season
SeasonLeague State
Cup [lower-alpha 2] 		Australia
Cup [lower-alpha 3] 		OtherTop scorer
Div (#)PWDLFAPtsPosFinalsPlayer(s)Goals
1957 NSW Div. 1 (1)2014427630301stRU W Not Held SF AMP
1958 NSW Div. 1 (1)2214356631312ndW W Not Held W AMP
1959NSW Div. 1 (1)26131035645295th– 3rd Not Held
1960NSW Div. 1 (1)2618267948383rdW RU Not Held
1961NSW Div. 1 (1)2213545127312ndRU RU Not Held
1962NSW Div. 1 (1)22451344551311th– RU DNQ
1963NSW Div. 1 (1)227693745207th– SF DNQ
1964NSW Div. 1 (1)2231182679712th ↓– 3R DNQ
1965NSW Div. 2 (2)2214716122353rdPF 3R DNQ
1966NSW Div. 2 (2)1614135328292ndRU QF DNQ ?AMP
1967NSW Div. 1 (1)229493745226th–Not Held DNQ
1968NSW Div. 1 (1)2265113154179th–Not Held DNQ
1969NSW Div. 1 (1)228682433225th–Not HeldNot Held
1970NSW Div. 1 (1)22481023391610th–Not HeldNot Held
1971NSW Div. 1 (1)2225152354512th ↓— 4R Not Held
1972NSW Div. 2 (2)2213455522302ndN/A ?DNP Not Held ?AMP
1973NSW Div. 2 (2)2216336122351st ↑N/ANot HeldNot Held
1974NSW Div. 1 (1)22461225561412th ↓– 7R Not Held ?AMP
1975NSW Div. 2 (2)2275104237197th– 7R Not Held
1976NSW Div. 2 (2)2212465535284th ↑N/A 7R Not Held
1977 [lower-alpha 4] NSW Div. 1 (2)22621428461411th–Not Held DNQ
1978NSW Div. 1 (2)26113123338258th–Not Held DNQ
1979NSW State (2)2688103335248th–Not Held DNQ
1980NSW State (2)2613583833314thPFNot Held DNQ
1981NSW State (2)3068123450209th–Not Held 1R
1982NSW State (2)3011694243287th–Not Held DNQ
1983NSW Div. 1 (2)2474133646189th–Not Held DNQ
1984NSW Div. 1 (2)2266102041188th–Not Held DNQ
1985NSW Div. 1 (2)2214534924331st ↑PFNot Held DNQ
1986 NSL/NC [lower-alpha 5] (1)22271317411111th–Not Held 1R
1987NSW Div. 1 (2)26561526641613th–Not Held DNQ
1988NSW Div. 1 (2)26761334552012th–Not Held DNQ
1989NSW Div. 1 (2)2210483327245th–Not Held DNQ
1990NSW Div. 1 (2)1647518231512th–GS DNQ
1991NSW Div. 1 P (2)2287+343519416th–QF DNQ
1992NSWSL P (2)2293+193129347th–?PR DNQ
1993NSWSL P (2)26154+164036544thEF?QF/SF DNQ
1994NSWSL P (2)22103+453528402ndRU?PR ?
1995NSWSL P (2)2697+373235443rdPFRU DNQ
1996NSWSL1(2)1324719281012th–QF DNQ
NSWSL2(2)135441415196th
1997NSWSL (2)205872638237th–QF DNQ
1998NSWSL (2)2212463630404thEFNot HeldNot Held
1999 NSWSL (2)2210483336348th–Not HeldNot Held
2000 NSWSL (2)26103133649338th–Not HeldNot Held
2000–01 NSWPL (2)188463428284thSFNot HeldNot Held
2001–02 NSWPL (2)2253142549189th–Not HeldNot Held
2002–03 NSWPL (2)228863626327th–Not HeldNot Held
2003–04 NSWPL (2)22451328461712th ↓–QFNot Held
2005NSWSL (3)2614485946462ndW4RNot Held
2006 [lower-alpha 6] NSWSL/A [lower-alpha 7] (3)2275104039267th ↓–SFNot Held
2007NSW Div. 1 (4)2619436921611st [lower-alpha 8] ↑RU3RNot Held
2008 [lower-alpha 9] NSWPL (2)2273123041248th–3RNot Held
2009 NSWPL (2)228683737306th–3RNot Held
2010 NSWPL (2)22261417501212th ↓– 3R Not Held
2011NSWSL (3)2210845228382ndRU 4R Not Held
2012 [lower-alpha 10] NSWSL (3)2213545229443rdRU SF Not Held
2013 NPL NSW 2 (3)228954234335thEF 4R Not Held
2014 NPL NSW 2 (3)22721332452310th– 4R
2015 NPL NSW 2 (3)229493237317th— 5R
2016 NPL NSW 2 (3)26851347582913th– 7R
2017 NPL NSW 2 (3)26961140453310th— PO R16
2018 [lower-alpha 11] NPL NSW 2 (3)26851336482910th— DNP
2019 NPL NSW 2 (3)26521932721714th ↓— 4R
2020 NPL NSW 3 (4)115422013194thSFcancelled
2021 NPL NSW 3 (4)16367223315season cancelled 6R
2022 NSW League 2 (4)2212284837384th ↑EF 5R
2023 NSW League 1 (3)3017495236555thN/A 4R

Correct as of 16th September 2023

Source OzFootball

Footnotes

  1. ↑ In 2007, NSW Div. 1 was a NSW Tier 3 tournament
  2. ↑ Between 1972 and 1976, the State Cup was a combined tournament with teams from National Premier Leagues Northern NSW.
    With the introduction of the FFA Cup in 2014, the Waratah Cup served as preliminary rounds. Where results separate, Canterbury qualified for the latter stages of both tournaments. Note: In 2021 the entirety of FFA Cup was played, however the Waratah Cup finals rounds were cancelled.
  3. ↑ FFA Cup/Australia Cup (from 2014). Includes Australia Cup (1962–1968) and NSL Cup (1977–1997)
  4. ↑ Introduction of National Soccer League
  5. ↑ During 1984 to 1986, the league was split into two conferences – Canterbury played in the Northern Conference and the position in the table reflects position in the conference.
  6. ↑ Name changed to Canterbury Bankstown Berries for two seasons
  7. ↑ After 15 rounds, the competition split into two conferences (A and B) to play the remaining 7 rounds, with overall top 5 making finals. Canterbury Bankstown was placed in Group A. The position place reflects that of Group A, not overall position.
  8. ↑ Canterbury was promoted two divisions into NSW Premier League (the highest state league division)
  9. ↑ Name changed to West Sydney Berries for four seasons
  10. ↑ Name changed to Bankstown Berries for six seasons
  11. ↑ Name changed to Canterbury Bankstown FC

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References

  1. ↑ "Canterbury Bankstown Berries FC About Us". www.canterburybankstownberriesfc.com.au. Retrieved 16 September 2023.
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