Junior Club Partners
Strong Clubs. Strong Communities. Stronger Together.
Australian Rules Football across Sydney’s North and Northwest is built on the strength of our junior clubs. Every weekend, hundreds of young footballers take to the field, supported by dedicated coaches, volunteers, families and local communities.
These clubs do much more than teach young people how to play football. They build friendships, confidence, teamwork and a sense of belonging that can last a lifetime.
At the Pennant Hills Demons Senior AFC, we’re proud of our connections with the junior football community and recognise the important role these clubs play in growing our game. Each club has its own history, identity and ambitions. Together, they contribute to a vibrant football community and help create opportunities for young players to enjoy the game at every stage of their development.
Different colours. Different clubs. One shared love of footy. See all our Junior Club Partners below.
The Next Chapter in Their Football Journey
Junior football is where so many great football stories begin. But the end of junior football shouldn’t mean the end of the journey.
The Pennant Hills Demons Senior AFL Club provides opportunities for young footballers to continue playing through our Women’s Under 20s, Men’s Under 19s and broader senior football programs for Men and Women. Whether players aspire to compete at the highest level, continue developing their skills or simply enjoy playing alongside their friends, we want them to know that opportunities exist beyond junior football.
Because staying connected to the game matters just as much as where you play it.
Northwest Lightning Junior AFL Alliance (Girls)
Growing girl’s football across the Northwest.
Established in 2006, Northwest Lightning has a proud history of bringing junior football communities together to create opportunities for girls to play Australian Rules Football. The alliance provides a supportive environment for girls to develop their skills, build friendships and enjoy the game through junior and youth competitions.
Northwest Lightning plays an important role in the continued growth of girls’ football across the region, helping young players develop the confidence and experience to pursue their football ambitions. As players approach the end of junior football, the Pennant Hills Demon’s Women’s Under 20s program offers an opportunity to continue their football journey within the Northwest community.
Click here to learn more about the Northwest Lightning AFL Alliance.
Pennant Hills Demons Junior AFL Club
Proud history. Strong community. Bright future.
With more than 50 years of history, Pennant Hills Junior Demons has been an important part of the local football community for generations. The club has helped develop players who have progressed to the highest levels of the game, including Lenny Hayes, Jarrad McVeigh, Kieren Jack, Jarrod Witts and Kieren Briggs.
Equally important are the thousands of young players and families who have enjoyed football, built friendships and become part of the Pennant Hills community. Offering Auskick, junior and youth football, the Junior Demons share a strong connection with Pennant Hills AFC and the broader Northwest football community.
Click here to learn more about the Pennant Hills Demons Junior AFL Club.
Westbrook Junior AFL Club
Community, participation and a passion for footy.
Established in 1982, Westbrook Bulldogs has built a proud reputation as a welcoming, family-focused football club. The Bulldogs provide opportunities for young footballers of different ages and abilities, supporting participation and development through Auskick, junior football and youth competitions.
With a strong commitment to community football and involvement in regional youth alliances, Westbrook continues to play an important role in growing the game across the Northwest.
Click here to learn more about Westbrook Junior AFL Club.
Hornsby Berowra Eagles AFL Club
A proud part of Northwest football.
The Hornsby Berowra Eagles provide opportunities for young footballers across the northern part of the Northwest region, from Auskick through to junior and youth competitions. With a strong emphasis on participation, player development and community involvement, the Eagles have helped generations of young players discover and enjoy Australian Rules Football.
The club is an important independent member of the broader Northwest football community, contributing to the growth and development of the game across the region.
Click here to learn more about the Hornsby Berowra Eagles AFL Club.
North Ryde Dockers AFL Club
Developing players. Building friendships.
Based at ELS Hall Ovals in Ryde, the North Ryde Dockers provide opportunities for boys and girls to enjoy Australian Rules Football from Auskick through to youth competitions. The club offers a welcoming environment where young players can develop their skills, build friendships and experience the enjoyment of community football.
The North Ryde Dockers are a valued part of the broader junior football community, helping support participation and development across Sydney’s northern suburbs.
Click here to learn more about the North Ryde Dockers AFL Club.
