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Modbury Jets Vs Playford 05/16/2025 10:00

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Modbury Jets Soccer Club, commonly known as Modbury Jets, is a semi-professional football club based in Modbury, South Australia. Established in 1964, Modbury Jets have become one of the most recognizable names in South Australian football, achieving several notable honours and cultivating a strong community culture.

The team plays its home matches at Smith Partners Stadium, located at Ridgehaven, a northern suburb of Adelaide. The club’s traditional colours are sky blue and white, frequently featuring modern navy trim in recent years. The Jets are renowned for their close-knit fan base and enduring presence in the National Premier Leagues South Australia (NPL SA), the highest level of football in the state.

Throughout its history, Modbury Jets has produced famous players, enjoyed healthy rivalries, and grown a reputation for their passionate support and inclusive community spirit. The club is overseen by a committed volunteer committee, with direction from a combination of long-serving officials and local supporters.

With a storied journey that includes promotions, cup runs and player development, Modbury Jets stand out not only for their achievements on the pitch but also for their significance within South Australian football’s history and grassroots community development.

Team:	Modbury Jets
Full name:	Modbury Jets Soccer Club Inc.
Country:	Australia
Nickname:	Jets
Founded:	06/01/1964
Colors:	Sky blue, white, navy
Stadium:	Smith Partners Stadium (formerly Jets Park) 2,000 capacity
Address:	Hazel Grove, Ridgehaven SA 5097, Australia
Telephone:	+61 8 8263 6884
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.modburyjets.com.au
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Modbury Jets SC

Founded

Modbury Jets Soccer Club was established on June 1, 1964, by local football enthusiasts to provide opportunities for the community in Adelaide's northeastern suburbs. The club originally started as Modbury Soccer Club, quickly growing in stature and size, and changed its name to Modbury Jets in the early 1990s to reflect its expanding ambitions and unique identity.

The Jets ascended through the local divisions, earning promotion to the upper tiers of South Australian football. The club claimed its first major honour in 1989, clinching the Second Division Championship and establishing themselves as a regular participant in the state’s top competition.

Over the decades, Modbury Jets have oscillated between the top and second divisions, with periods of significant success, including top-table finishes and deep runs in the Federation Cup. Their commitment to nurturing homegrown talent and fostering a positive football environment has solidified their reputation within the South Australian football community.

Finances and ownership

Modbury Jets operate as a non-profit community-based club, owned by its members and managed by a volunteer committee. The club draws financial support from local sponsors, grant funding, player fees and fundraising events. Major sponsors have included Smith Partners Real Estate, which secured naming rights for the home ground, along with various local businesses supporting the club’s operations and development initiatives.

While the club must operate within the constraints typical of semi-professional football, careful fiscal management and an engaged support base have enabled the Jets to constantly improve facilities and provide comprehensive programs from juniors to the senior men's and women's teams.

Modbury Jets have long been recognised for their stable administration, focus on grassroots football, and investment in youth, rather than solely relying on marquee signings or outside investors.

Popular culture

The Modbury Jets have developed a vibrant culture centred around community, family, and inclusiveness. Matchdays at Smith Partners Stadium are known for their friendly and family-oriented atmosphere, with local supporters gathering to cheer the Jets. The club anthem, “Come On You Jets,” is sung heartily by fans before every kick-off. Club events, including the annual Gala Day and community BBQs, attract large crowds and reflect the deeply rooted community values of the club.

Rivalries with Parafield Gardens, Salisbury United, and MetroStars are well-known in South Australian football circles, adding extra excitement to local derbies. The club's promotion to the National Premier Leagues SA in 2014 and again in 2022 was widely celebrated, marking significant achievements in club history.

Jets merchandise, especially their sky blue home kit and unique logo featuring a jet aircraft, is prominently worn throughout the region. The club is regularly featured in local newspapers and on community radio, and has become an integral part of the sporting landscape in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.

Player

The Modbury Jets have provided a platform for many talented players both locally and at national level. Several notable players have progressed to A-League and even Australian representative honours via the Jets, with the club especially priding itself on developing youth talent.

Throughout its history, Modbury Jets has attracted and produced players such as Bruce Djite (later Adelaide United and Socceroos), Nikola Mileusnic, and Michael Doyle, as well as influential state-league veterans including Anthony Trimboli and Frank Iannamico.

The current first-team squad features a blend of experienced campaigners and emerging young talents, competing in the National Premier Leagues South Australia, with ongoing player pathways from the extensive junior program to the senior team.

Famous Players

Bruce Djite: One of Modbury’s best-known alumni, Djite started his career at the club’s junior ranks before playing for Adelaide United in the A-League and representing Australia internationally with the Socceroos.
Nikola Mileusnic: Began in Modbury’s youth teams, then starred in the NPL SA and later joined Adelaide United, making a name for himself with his pace and technical skill.
Frank Iannamico: A stalwart of the club, Iannamico spent many years with Modbury’s first team and was instrumental in their push to the top division during the 1990s and 2000s.
Michael Doyle: Veteran defender and captain, Doyle exemplified leadership both on and off the field, making over 150 appearances for the Jets.
Anthony Trimboli: An influential midfielder, Trimboli featured across several seasons and contributed to one of the club’s most successful periods.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Frank Iannamico	FW	94	215	0.44
2	Michael Doyle	DF	51	186	0.27
3	Anthony Trimboli	MF	47	172	0.27
4	Jordan Pudler	MF	36	97	0.37
5	Cameron Watson	MF	29	84	0.35

Typical Squad

Modbury Jets typically line up in a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, designed to balance defensive solidity and attacking flair. Below are the general roles:

Goalkeeper

The primary goalkeeper leads the backline, often playing as a sweeper-keeper, with strong shot-stopping abilities and organizational skills. In recent seasons, Lewis Moss has been the mainstay in goal.

Defender

The defence has combined experienced campaigners and younger local talents, such as Michael Doyle, Alex Giabardo, and Nikola Polic, providing both leadership and defensive strength.

Midfielder

Midfielders are at the heart of the team’s possession play and transitions, with club stalwarts like Jordan Pudler, Cameron Watson, providing both technical control and work rate.

Forward

The attacking line aims for high intensity and width, with current and recent prominent options including Yvan Boyokino, Luke Klimek, and Jake Halliday.

Modbury Jets’ squad also features a healthy blend of homegrown up-and-comers and experienced state-league professionals, underpinning their ethos of development and local opportunity.

2024/25 Squad Season

For the 2024-25 season, Modbury Jets SC compete in the National Premier Leagues South Australia, aiming to maintain their status as one of the premier clubs at state level. The club features a roster balancing youthful promise and senior experience. (Note: Player images may be "Updating")

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Lewis Moss	Australia	Australia	10/03/1991
Updating	20	Jackson O'Donnell	Australia	Australia	02/04/2003
Defender
Updating	3	Michael Doyle (C)	Australia	Australia	07/06/1989
Updating	5	Alex Giabardo	Australia	Australia	17/01/1993
Updating	15	Nikola Polic	Australia	Australia	10/05/1997
Updating	14	Sean McGreevy	Australia	Australia	12/08/1993
Updating	19	Mitchell Tower	Australia	Australia	08/09/2001
Midfielder
Updating	6	Jordan Pudler	Australia	Australia	02/04/1992
Updating	8	Cameron Watson	Australia	Australia	31/01/1987
Updating	4	Anthony Trimboli	Australia	Australia	18/06/1993
Updating	16	Domenic Costanzo	Australia	Australia	16/10/2001
Updating	17	Adam Volkanovski	Australia	Australia	28/10/1999
Forward
Updating	9	Yvan Boyokino	Cameroon	Cameroon	17/05/1994
Updating	11	Jake Halliday	Australia	Australia	15/03/1991
Updating	7	Luke Klimek	Australia	Australia	02/09/1993
Updating	10	Stefan Smiljanic	Australia	Australia	25/12/1997
Manager
Updating		Travis Dodd	Australia	Australia	06/01/1980
Ass. Manager
Updating		Colin Rowston	Australia	Australia	Updating...

Coach

Modbury Jets Soccer Club, based in Adelaide, South Australia, has seen numerous influential coaches throughout its history since its founding in 1964. The club has experienced significant successes in state league football, and a number of notable coaches have contributed to the club’s achievements and growth over several decades. Below are some of the most distinguished and recognized coaches in the history of Modbury Jets:

John Walker: As one of the longest-serving and most successful coaches at Modbury Jets, John Walker guided the club to the South Australian State League Championship in 1998. His tenure saw the team promoted to the Premier League, establishing Modbury as a competitive force in South Australia.
Paul Reilly: Known for his modern approach and focus on youth development, Paul Reilly managed the Jets through a transformative period in the late 2010s, culminating in the club winning the National Premier Leagues SA State League 1 title in 2019 and earning promotion to the NPL SA.
Louis Brain: Appointed in the 2020s, former Adelaide United midfielder Louis Brain brought a professional edge to the side, leading Modbury Jets to a historic NPL SA runner-up finish in 2023 and further solidifying the club’s place among South Australia’s elite.
Adi Drca: As the club's inaugural coach and a pioneer in building the club's foundation, Adi Drca helped establish the competitive spirit and identity for Modbury Jets from their formation in the 1960s through the early 70s.

These coaches, together with others who have worked at the club, have significantly contributed to the Modbury Jets' reputation for passion, resilience, and growth in South Australian football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
2023 – Present	Louis Brain	Australia	10/05/1982
2017 – 2022	Paul Reilly	United Kingdom	09/06/1979
2006 – 2016	John Walker	Australia	Updating...
2002 – 2005	Mark Jones	Australia	08/03/1960
1997 – 2001	John Walker	Australia	Updating...
1992 – 1996	Branko Milosevic	Australia	21/08/1960
1988 – 1991	Bob D’Ottavi	Australia	Updating...
1981 – 1987	Tony Vizzari	Australia	Updating...
1975 – 1980	Ante Skoko	Australia	Updating...
1964 – 1974	Adi Drca	Australia	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Modbury Jets Soccer Club, commonly known as Modbury Jets, is an Australian football club based in Adelaide, South Australia. The club’s crest and colors are closely tied to its heritage and the community it represents.

The original crest of Modbury Jets featured a simple design with a football at its center, symbolizing the club’s dedication to the sport, accompanied by the club’s name and foundation year, 1964. Over the decades, the crest has evolved: The current version prominently features a blue and white jet aircraft soaring above a football, representing ambition and the club's nickname "The Jets." The crest also integrates its founding year to honor its history.

Traditionally, Modbury Jets' principal colors have been royal blue and white, often seen in their home kits with striking blue shirts, white shorts, and blue socks. Occasional variations have included the addition of silver or navy trims, and away strips have sometimes incorporated black or yellow accents, but blue and white have remained at the core of the club’s identity. These colors reflect not only the club’s spirit but also its aspiration and unity within the northern Adelaide community.

Overall, the crests and colors of Modbury Jets are central to the club’s identity, blending tradition with modernity and proudly symbolizing its history and ambitions in South Australian football.

Fan Club

Modbury Jets boasts a loyal and passionate fan base, rooted in its deep ties with the local Modbury and north-eastern Adelaide community. The club’s main fan group, the "Jets Army," is renowned for its energetic and supportive atmosphere at matches, known for their blue-themed chants, banners, and drumming that drive the team forward.

Jets Army members are easily recognizable by their royal blue apparel and their signature “Let’s Fly, Jets!” rallying cry heard echoing around Smith Partners Stadium on matchday. They are celebrated for promoting family-friendly support, inclusivity, and strong community engagement, making home games lively and welcoming for fans of all ages.

In addition to Jets Army, the Modbury Jets Supporters Group actively engages on social media platforms and at community events. The club’s supporters often travel in numbers to away games, helping extend the club’s influence across the state football scene.

The fan culture at Modbury Jets reflects unity, pride, and grassroots football passion, making the club a pillar of its local community both on and off the pitch.

Stadium

Modbury Jets play their home matches at Smith Partners Stadium, formerly known as Jet Park, situated in Ridgehaven, Adelaide, South Australia. The stadium has a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators and serves as a central hub for football in the region.

Opened in the late 1970s, Smith Partners Stadium has been integral to the club’s growth and identity. The ground features a main stand with seating for dedicated fans, family-friendly terraces, and modern facilities including clubrooms, hospitality suites, and a licensed bar. The pitch is maintained to high standards and is regularly upgraded to support both junior and senior teams.

The stadium underwent significant refurbishment in the 2000s, with improved lighting, expanded amenities, and better accessibility for all spectators—a testament to the club’s commitment to providing a top-tier football experience for the local community.

Smith Partners Stadium is more than just a football venue; it is a gathering place for club members, families, and supporters, embodying the spirit and the ambitions of Modbury Jets.

Honours and Awards

Modbury Jets, founded in 1964, is one of the respected names in South Australian football. Over the decades, the club has achieved significant milestones, particularly in state-level competitions.

The club’s major achievements include winning premierships and championships in the FFSA State League, as well as notable promotions to higher divisions, with the most recent milestone being their participation in the National Premier Leagues South Australia (NPL SA).

Below is a summary of the club’s significant honours:

No	Cups	Times	Awards	Years
1	FFSA State League Champion	2	Winner	2014, 2019
2	FFSA State League 1 Runner-up	1	Runner-up	2008
3	Promotion to NPL SA	2	Promoted	2014, 2019
4	FFSA Federation Cup	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
5	National Titles	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Modbury Jets

Q: When was Modbury Jets Football Club founded?

A: Modbury Jets were founded in 1964 in Adelaide, South Australia.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Modbury Jets?

A: The club's traditional colors are royal blue and white.

Q: What is the name of Modbury Jets’ main fan group?

A: The main supporter group is "Jets Army."

Q: Where do Modbury Jets play their home matches?

A: Modbury Jets' home ground is Smith Partners Stadium in Ridgehaven, Adelaide.

Q: What is the capacity of Smith Partners Stadium?

A: The stadium can accommodate approximately 5,000 spectators.

Q: In which league do Modbury Jets currently compete?

A: As of 2024, Modbury Jets compete in the National Premier Leagues South Australia (NPL SA).

Q: What are some of Modbury Jets’ biggest achievements?

A: The club has twice been FFSA State League Champion and has twice secured promotion to the NPL SA.

Q: Has Modbury Jets ever won a national title?

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Q: How can I join the Jets Army or become a member of Modbury Jets?

A: Fans can visit the club's official website or attend a home game at Smith Partners Stadium for information about memberships and supporter groups.

Q: Who are some notable players to have played for Modbury Jets?

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