A legacy of passion, unity, and football excellence.
For over four decades, Western Condors has been more than just a football club, it has been a home for athletes, families, and a diverse community brought together by a love for the game. Founded in 1983 by Chilean migrants, our club has grown from its humble beginnings into a respected institution in Australian football. With a rich history of competition, development, and cultural connection, we continue to build a future where talent thrives, traditions are honoured, and football unites us all.
our legacy:
our journey is one of passion, resilience, and top-tier competition.
community & culture: Football unites us beyond the game.
developing the future: Shaping skilled, creative players.
Honouring the Past, Building the Future
Founded in 1983 by Chilean migrants, Western Condors began as Fairfield Wanderers with a mission to unite Latin American and Australian communities through football. Over the years, the club has evolved, earning a strong reputation and competing at high levels while fostering talent and passion for the game.
Founding of the Club
The Western Condors were founded in 1983 by a group of Chilean migrants, led by the first president, Mr. Jose Jamet. The primary goal of the club was to unite the Latin American and Australian communities in Sydney, using football as a means to foster community and cultural integration.
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Football NSW State Competition
The club began its journey in the Football NSW State competition, initially participating under the name Fairfield Wanderers. The early days of the club were marked by rapid establishment, earning a respected reputation in local football circles.
Granville Chile & Ethnic Cup Participation
By 1986, the club began to compete as Granville Chile and became an active participant in various local and state competitions. The Ethnic Cup was also initiated during this time, a prestigious tournament aimed at showcasing players from diverse cultural backgrounds. The tournament quickly became a significant part of the football calendar, drawing attention from national media, including SBS.
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Granville Chile's First Premiership
The club, under the Granville Chile name, won its first major honor by claiming the Premiership in the NSW Federation 3rd Division. This achievement solidified the club’s standing in the local football scene.
Ethnic Cup and Expansion
The Ethnic Cup reached new heights in 1992, with the addition of more teams and an expanded format. It saw a mix of both senior and youth teams competing, with the inclusion of players from diverse international backgrounds. This year marked the first time a national anthem was composed for the competition, written by Chilean concert guitarist, Victor Martinez Parada. The event continued to grow in stature and significance.
The Wanderers and National Attention
In 1995, the club underwent a rebranding to The Wanderers, and it began gaining national attention. The club reached the finals of the NSW Federation 4th Division, becoming one of the most competitive teams in the state. That same year, the club's involvement in the Ethnic Cup led to an increase in visibility, attracting players and supporters from various backgrounds.
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The Wanderers Rise
By 2001, The Wanderers had cemented their place as a dominant force in the NSW Football 2nd Division, earning third place in the competition. This milestone marked the club’s continued growth and focus on attracting top-tier talent.
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Premier Status
In 2002, The Wanderers claimed the title of Premiers in the NSW Football 1st Division, a significant accomplishment that demonstrated the club's commitment to developing a winning football culture. This achievement helped elevate the club's reputation within the state league.
Wanderers Cedars & Further Growth
Following the success of The Wanderers, the club rebranded again as Wanderers Cedars in 2003. Under this name, the club secured third place in the NSW Football 1st Division, continuing to build a legacy of competitive success. This period also saw a growing focus on youth development and creating opportunities for younger players to showcase their talents.
The Golden Era of the Wanderers Cedars
In 2009, Wanderers Cedars achieved a significant milestone by winning the NSW Football 2nd Division Championship, further solidifying their place in the history of local football. The club’s success was a testament to the hard work of its players, coaches, and management.
Colo-Colo Wanderers & New Direction
The club rebranded once again, this time adopting the name Colo-Colo Wanderers. They reached the semi-finals of the NSW Football 2nd Division, showcasing the club's continued competitive edge and adaptability in the ever-changing football landscape.
Fairfield Wanderers & Resilience
In 2013, the club reverted to its familiar name, Fairfield Wanderers. It reached the semi-finals of the NSW Mens Intermediate 2 competition, demonstrating resilience and determination despite changes in the football landscape.
The Western Condors Era
The era of the Western Condors officially began, marking a new chapter for the club. The focus was on revitalising the club’s traditions while simultaneously embracing a fresh, forward-thinking approach to football. The club embarked on a new journey of developing creative, technically skilled players with a focus on attacking football. The team began to expand, introducing youth and junior teams while continuing to play in state leagues.The club's rebranding reflected its renewed focus on growth, with an emphasis on incorporating modern football strategies based on the FFA's national curriculum. This new direction aimed to make the Western Condors an institution in Sydney, providing a foundation for the future development of football talent.
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winners
founding club
football nsw state league
featuring 16 communities-entries and the crowning of the first Miss Ethnic world cup.
semifinal
Football NSW
State League Division 2
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ethnic world cup tournament
3rd
Football NSW
State League Division 2
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ethnic world cup tournament
milestone
Football NSW
State League Division 2
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ethnic world cup
tournament
3rd
Football NSW
State League Division 2
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ethnic world cup
tournament
winner
football nsw
State League Division 2
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ethnic world cup
tournament
the club wins Championship, solidifying its position in Sydney football.
semifinal
Football NSW
State League Division 2
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ethnic world cup tournament
5th
football nsw
State League Division 2
3rd
football nsw
State League Division 1
finals
sdsfa Premier League Competition
Finished 2nd highlighting our competitive edge and evolution
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