Shannon Romijn has played for Wyndham All Abilities on and off for 13 years, becoming a much‑loved part of the club’s family in the ruck and defense. Q: What is your full name and jumper number? A: My name is Shannon Romijn and I wear jumper number 3. Q: What position do you play on the field? A: I play in the ruck and in defence. Q: How many years have you been at Wyndham All Abilities Football Club? A: I’ve been at the club for 13 years on and off. Q: What do you enjoy most about being part of Wyndham All Abilities? A: To me it’s more than a club, it’s a family. Q: What is the highlight of your time at the club so far? A: Winning the 2013 grand final and being a part of it. Q: Tell us a fun fact about you. A: I am really good at video games.
Half forward Lucas Donald, wearing jumper number 35, has spent the past five years at Wyndham All Abilities and loves nothing more than sharing the field with his teammates. Q: What is your full name and jumper number? A: My name is Lucas Donald and I wear jumper number 35. Q: What position do you play on the field? A: I play at half forward. Q: How many years have you been at Wyndham All Abilities Football Club? A: I’ve been at the club for 5 years. Q: What do you enjoy most about being part of Wyndham All Abilities? A: The players. Q: What is the highlight of your time at the club so far? A: Making the grand final. Q: Tell us a fun fact about you. A: I can name every grand final winner from 1990 to now. .
Wyndham All‑Abilities Football & Cricket Club will have no training at all next week due to the Good Friday public holiday and school holiday break. This applies to all football and cricket training sessions for the week. We encourage players, families and support workers to enjoy the break and we’ll see everyone back on the track the following week as we build towards Round 1. If you have any questions about upcoming training or matches, please contact the club or message us via Facebook.
New Home for the Tigers: Wyndham All‑Abilities Unveils Club Website
The wait is almost over – Wyndham All Abilities Football & Cricket Club is set to kick off the 2026 FIDA B Grade season with a home showdown against St Albans on Sunday 19 April, 11:00am at Warringa Reserve . This will be the first chance for supporters to see our new‑look 2026 squad in full match conditions after a big pre‑season on the track. Coach and players have been working hard on fitness, skills and team structures, with a focus on moving the ball quickly and supporting each other at contests. For several new Tigers this will be their first official FIDA game, while our experienced leaders return to set the tone around the ball and show what it means to wear the Wyndham jumper. St Albans always bring plenty of effort and physical pressure, so Round 1 is expected to be a great early test for our group. The Tigers will be looking to start strongly at home, use the wide spaces of Warringa Reserve, and give the crowd something to cheer about from the opening bounce. Families, friends, carers and support workers are warmly invited to come down, wear the black and yellow, and make some noise for the players. Canteen and clubrooms will be open, and it’s a perfect opportunity for anyone thinking about joining the club to see all‑abilities footy in action and have a chat with officials after the game. Match details Competition: FIDA 2026 B Grade – Round 1 Match‑up: Wyndham vs St Albans Date: Sunday 19 April 2026 Time: 11:00am first bounce Venue: Warringa Reserve, Hoppers Crossing Let’s pack Warringa Reserve and help our Tigers start the 2026 season with a roar.