Caboolture Sports Football Club’s women’s team have made history by winning the FQPL1 Grand Final after a penalty shootout victory over Olympic FC.
Breakthrough Season for Caboolture
Caboolture Sports Football Club’s women’s side capped off their first season in the Football Queensland Premier League 1 (FQPL1) with a championship title. On Saturday, 13 September, they defeated Olympic FC in the Grand Final, prevailing 4–2 on penalties after a 1–1 draw.
Double Trophy Success
The triumph followed their earlier Kappa Pro Series win on 16 August, also against Olympic FC, which was decided through a penalty shootout at Imperial Corp Stadium. In their debut year at this level, Caboolture finished just one point short of promotion, but collected two major trophies.
Key Moments In The Final
Caboolture advanced to the Grand Final after a 3–0 semi-final win over Capalaba. In the decider, the opening stages saw early chances created by Cally Togiai and Stephanie Latham. Latham eventually put Caboolture ahead in the 63rd minute with a long-range strike, before Olympic equalised in the 79th minute. With the game level after extra time, the outcome was decided by penalties. Latham, Stef Mayhew, Togiai and Jaden Jeter converted from the spot, while goalkeeper Monica Vancea made two crucial saves to secure the victory.
Community Reaction in Caboolture
The result was met with strong support from the local football community. Fans described the match as a tense contest and praised the team’s resilience. Congratulations were also extended to coach Cory Robins and his squad for delivering a successful campaign.
Looking Ahead
Club representatives said the achievement was a milestone for Caboolture, boosting its profile in Queensland football. With the FQPL1 title and Kappa Pro Series trophy already secured, the club has set its sights on reaching the National Premier Leagues within the next year.
Published 19-Sep-2025
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