As the Vasse community grows, so does our club - especially with the exciting development of our FIFA teams (ages 12-18). We remain committed to supporting our volunteers, players, and the wider community every step of the way.
All our teams proudly carry snake names - like the Adders, Dugites, Mambas, Mulgas, and Pythons - a fun and fierce nod to our club logo!
While our goal is for every child to enjoy playing soccer, we also provide elite pathways - with many players representing the region at Country Week and moving on to Phoenix FC and beyond.
We're also proud to be working with the Department of Sport and Recreation, City of Busselton, and other Vasse sporting clubs on the Vasse Sporting Pavilion - a project that will transform local sport for generations to come.
And... BIG NEWS! 🎉 In 2026, Vasse Soccer Club was awarded 3 Star Club status from Football Australia! We’re now just the second club in WA and the first regional club to achieve this honour.
This is following on from our great success in 2025 winning Football Australia and Football West Regional Club of the Year.
This award recognises our commitment to:
Supporting volunteers
Strong governance
Child safety
Girls in football
We are proud to now be recognised as a leader in the South West. Thank you to every volunteer, family, and player who makes our club so great. GO VASSE!
At Vasse Soccer Club, we are proud to uphold the values of Fairness, Participation, Discipline, and Fun. These principles guide everything we do - at training, on the field, and throughout our local community. By embracing these values, we create a positive, inclusive environment where players, families, and volunteers can thrive. They are the foundation of our club's culture and what makes Vasse Soccer Club a valued and respected part of our community.
We will continue to develop the presence of the Vasse Soccer Club in the Southwest region, support our players and coaches through skill development workshops and training. We want to connect with our families and the local community and show that Vasse Soccer Club has a strong place here.
We will support the coaches to make the training sessions engaging for the players, whilst implementing more sustainable practices to minimise the negative impacts sport can potentially have on our ecosystem.
We have dedicated coaches who enjoy contributing to the club. Some of our older players have begun coaching and refereeing the younger teams which we hope to continue encouraging.
As a club, we are committed to supporting all our coaches and managers, building not only skills but giving them a sense of purpose and ownership over their teams. We want to assist where we can to build their skills and understanding of the game, whilst also engaging players and building strong teams that are focused on skills and supportive, positive relationships with each other.
To enhance our community connection, the club has commissioned two local students, one who is an Indigenous player with Vasse Soccer Club, to create a new logo that is connected to the place of Vasse. It is their interpretation of a Tiger Snake which inhabit the wetlands of Vasse.
We want to involve our players, parents and the wider community in building the club. We are fostering a sense of ownership and pride for all members of Vasse Soccer Club.
In addition, the club has identified that there is a lot of skill and passion for the sport in our youth (FIFA) teams. We can foster this passion and upskill our youth by providing them with opportunities to develop team management skills while also sharing their passion for soccer.
Bianca McRae
President / Safeguarding Welfare Officer
president@vassesoccerclub.com
Lynda Langlands
Vice President
vicepresident@vassesoccerclub.com
Craig Haunold
Secretary
secretary@vassesoccerclub.com
Luke Webb
Treasurer
treasurer@vassesoccerclub.com
Tom Petais
Registrar / Webmaster
registrar@vassesoccerclub.com
Jarra Miller
Member Protection Office
Tiffany Lynch
Social Media
Noel Morrison
Vice President, Busselton Water Polo Club
Barbara Maidment
Margaret River Chamber of Commerce. Chair of Margaret River
SHS School Board.
Gavin Riches
General Practitioner
We believe that all children should feel safe, at Vasse Soccer Club, in the community and with their families.
For children to uphold the values of Vasse Soccer Club; Fairness, Participation, Discipline and Fun, they must be safe and confident to report concerns. This aligns to Vasse Soccer Club Safeguarding Policy.
Our commitment to Safeguarding children at our club aims to provide:
We commit to delivering an environment Children and Young People, can express and communicate their concerns. This includes those from diverse backgrounds including our First Nations Children and Young People, those living with disability, those from culturally and linguistically diverse communities and those who identify as LGBTIQA+.
Members of Vasse Soccer Club are encouraged to read, understand and commit to the above statement.
