Community Blog

At Moorebank Sports Club, we believe that community is built by those who lead with kindness — the neighbours who check in, show up, and make a quiet but powerful difference. Through our Nominate a Neighbour initiative, we recognise and reward these everyday heroes who help shape our neighbourhood into the welcoming, supportive place we’re proud to…

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The land on which Moorebank Sports Club proudly stands today is steeped in rich military history. During the early 20th century, the surrounding area—particularly Holsworthy—played a significant role in supporting Australia’s legendary Light Horse Brigade through its crucial remount depots. Remount depots were vital military facilities, responsible for training, caring for, and pairing horses with…

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For Kelli Hill and her family, ANZAC Day is more than just a moment of remembrance-it’s a deeply personal tribute brought to life through an incredible community display. Each year, Kelli, her husband, and their family dedicate months of preparation to ensure the day is a meaningful and educational experience for all who attend. The…

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At Moorebank Sports Club, we are deeply committed to supporting the future of our community, and one of the ways we do this is through the Bob Fleeton Scholarship—a tribute to a man whose passion for sports, leadership, and community has left a lasting legacy. This scholarship was created to help a dedicated student pursue their studies while…

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Sporties is proud to support the Georges River Life Care (GRLC) backpack initiative for another year, packing school bags full of classroom and playground essentials for disadvantaged kids in our area. Our team packed over 100 backpacks with donations from the community, our members, and staff. These are being delivered to local primary and high…

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On Monday 11 November, Sporties was thrilled to support the annual Heroes With Ability Schools Gala Day which was held at the Michael Clarke Recreation Centre in Carnes Hill. This event brought students together from select schools in the area to compete for the HWA Schools Varying Abilities Shield. In addition, they were also competing…

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