Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 09/02 07:45 21 [6] Monaro Panthers v Tuggeranong Utd [7] W 6-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 08/26 05:00 20 [2] Canberra Olympic v Monaro Panthers [5] D 1-1
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 08/19 07:30 19 [5] Canberra Croatia FC v Monaro Panthers [6] W 0-1
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 08/12 07:45 18 [5] Monaro Panthers v O'Connor Knights [1] L 1-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 08/09 09:00 16 [4] Monaro Panthers v Gungahlin Utd [5] L 1-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 08/05 04:00 17 [8] West Canberra Wanderers FC v Monaro Panthers [5] W 1-3
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 07/29 07:45 16 [5] Monaro Panthers v Gungahlin Utd [4] D Postponed
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 07/22 07:45 15 [5] Monaro Panthers v Cooma Tigers [2] W 1-0
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 07/16 05:00 14 [7] Tuggeranong Utd v Monaro Panthers [5] D 0-0
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 07/09 05:00 9 [4] Gungahlin Utd v Monaro Panthers [6] W 1-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 07/02 05:00 13 [6] Monaro Panthers v Canberra Olympic [3] W 4-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 06/25 05:00 12 [6] Canberra Croatia FC v Monaro Panthers [5] L 2-1
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 06/17 07:45 11 [5] Monaro Panthers v O'Connor Knights [4] L 0-1
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 06/11 05:00 9 Gungahlin Utd v Monaro Panthers - Postponed
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 06/10 07:45 10 [5] Monaro Panthers v West Canberra Wanderers FC [8] W 6-0
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 05/27 05:00 8 [3] Monaro Panthers v Cooma Tigers [2] L 1-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 05/20 07:45 7 [4] Monaro Panthers v Tuggeranong Utd [7] W 2-1
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 05/13 05:00 6 [1] Canberra Olympic v Monaro Panthers [3] L 3-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 05/06 07:45 5 [5] Monaro Panthers v Canberra Croatia FC [6] W 1-0
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 04/29 05:00 4 [6] O'Connor Knights v Monaro Panthers [4] L 2-1
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 04/22 04:00 3 [8] West Canberra Wanderers FC v Monaro Panthers [4] W 0-2
Australia - FFA Cup - Qual. 04/18 09:30 - Monaro Panthers v Canberra Croatia FC L 1-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 04/15 07:45 2 [6] Monaro Panthers v Gungahlin Utd [3] W 3-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 04/01 06:45 1 [5] Monaro Panthers v Cooma Tigers [3] L 0-3
Australia - Amichevoli 03/11 05:30 - Canberra Croatia FC v Monaro Panthers L 4-1
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 10/01 08:00 1 [1] Canberra Croatia FC v Monaro Panthers [3] W 1-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 09/24 08:00 656 [2] Gungahlin Utd v Monaro Panthers [3] W 0-2
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 09/17 00:00 2 [3] Monaro Panthers v O'Connor Knights [4] W 2-0
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 09/10 07:45 21 [3] Monaro Panthers v Cooma Tigers [6] W 2-1
Australia - Capital Territory Premier League 09/03 07:45 20 [3] Monaro Panthers v Canberra Olympic [4] L 0-1

Wikipedia - Monaro Panthers FC

Monaro Panthers FC (formerly known as Inter Monaro SC) is an Australian soccer club based in the city of Queanbeyan, New South Wales. The club was founded in 1967, and currently competes in the National Premier Leagues Capital Football in the Australian Capital Territory.

Monaro Panthers is a club that represents and caters for the Monaro regional area as a whole including Queanbeyan, Jerrabomberra, Canberra, Googong, Bungendore, Sutton, Michelago and the South Coast of NSW. The club fields teams in both men's and women's from the elite NPL level and recreational seniors to juniors and mini roos.

History

Foundation and early years

Monaro was established in 1967 as Inter Monaro Soccer Club. The club first competed in the ACT league Division 1 (top division) between 1968 and 1977 before moving to the New South Wales (NSW) system in 1978 where the club played until they won the NSW Division one (top division) title in 1984. In 1985 the club were accepted into the National Soccer League.

Inter enjoyed early success in the ACT with the club winning its first trophy in its first season. Monaro lifted the end of season 1968 top four round-robin trophy as a second tier side after beating Olympic (now Canberra Olympic) 1–0 in the final. Inter reached the final after a 1–0 victory over Croatia Deakin (now Canberra FC) in the quarter-finals and a 2–1 victory over Juventus in the semi-finals.

Monaro backed up this success in 1976 when they once again won the Federation Cup tournament with wins over Canberra United, 6–2, West Woden Juventus, 1–0, leading the club to a final showdown with Downer Olympic on 29 August 1976. Inter Monaro despatched Downer 3–1 in the final to claim the title for the first time in the club's short history.

1977 was Inters most successful season in its history. Not only did Monaro successfully defend its Federation Cup title, it additionally won both the league Premiership and finals Championship titles too, giving the club its first 'treble'. Inter won the league title in 1977 by five points over West Woden Juventus in the fourteen-game season. Monaro finished the season with the equal best attack (60 goals scored) and the best defence (13 goals conceded). Inter then met West Woden twice in the finals in the semi-final and the grand final. On both occasions Monaro secured 3–2 victories. Inter kicked off its Fed Cup defence in 1977 with a 10–0 victory over O'Connor before beating Canberra United 3–0 in the qualifier final to reach the final on 4 September 1977. Monaro again faced off against Canberra United, who had beaten Croatia Deakin to reach the final, where the Premiers and Champions overcame the opposition put up from United to claim a 2–1 victory.

National Soccer League and decline

After winning New South Wales Division 1 in 1984, Inter Monaro entered the NSL for the 1985 season, replacing Melita Eagles in the Northern Conference. In Monaro's first season they finished 7th in the Northern Conference, two points outside of a finals position and one place below local rivals Canberra City who finished 6th. In 1985 National League Cup (NSL Cup), Inter defeated West Woden Juventus 9–1 in the first round before being eliminated in the second round by Canberra City 1–0.

The second season in the NSL in 1986 was less successful. In the 1986 National League Cup, Inter Monaro were eliminated by Canberra City once again, losing this time 2–1 in the first round. Inter finished bottom of the league table with only three wins from 22 games, and a restructure of the national competition for the 1987 season cutting back to 13 teams saw the club relegated back to the NSW First Division.

After getting relegated from the NSL in the club's second season, Monaro returned to the NSW Division One for four seasons between 1987 and 1990. Inter were not able to keep up with previous success and after a disappointing 1990 season where the club only collected six points and two wins, they finished 2nd last in the league (beating only Marconi Fairfield). Inter Monaro subsequently did not enter in a team in 1991 and effectively ceased to exist.

Re-establishment

In 1995 the club was re-established under a new name, Monaro Panthers Football Club. The club went back to its roots and applied and was granted entry into the ACT Premier League in 1996. The club has participated in the ACT league system since this date. A key figure to the re-establishment of the club was the future Deputy Premier of New South Wales John Barilaro, who went on to serve as president of the club for eight years.

The Panthers won the ACT Premier League Championship title in 1999 with a 1–0 victory over the Capital City Suns in the grand final. Monaro had qualified for the Championship finals after finishing third in the league behind Capital City Suns and Weston Creek Royals. In the semi-final the team from Queanbyan overcame Weston Creek to reach the grand final.

In 2008, Monaro signed an Australian first agreement with South Korean football primary school SinGok from the east Busan district of Haeundae New Town. The agreement means Panther's members host SinGok club players, coaches and officials during the annual youth football tournament The Kanga Cup, held in Canberra every year. In exchange Monaro would gain professional coaching advice and potential links to South Korean talent. Monaro were also invited by SinGok to participate in the 2008 MBC International Youth Tournament in Korea. John Barilaro, Amelia Efkarpidis and Nadia Colbertaldo were the intramental Panther figures who designed and signed off on the agreement.

National Premier League Era

2013, the Monaro Panthers joined the top clubs in the ACT and surrounding NSW region as a founding member of the NPL Capital Football, which replaced the ACT Premier League as the top division of club football in Canberra.

10 October 2014, Monaro was one of four clubs to be granted a premier licence by Capital Football to compete in the NPL competitions for three years for men, women and juniors. The licence was set to commence in 2015.

2 April 2017, Monaro Panthers celebrated its fifty-year anniversary with the opening round of the 2017 NPLCF season against Canberra Olympic at Riverside Stadium. The Panthers went down 1–3 in the final result of the match.

I Monaro Panthers sono una squadra di calcio australiana con sede a Canberra, nel Territorio della Capitale Australiana. Fondata nel 1954, la squadra gioca attualmente nella National Premier League Capital Football, il livello più alto del calcio del Territorio della Capitale Australiana.

I Monaro Panthers sono uno dei club più antichi e di maggior successo del Territorio della Capitale Australiana. Hanno vinto il campionato della National Premier League Capital Football 10 volte, inclusi quattro titoli consecutivi dal 2015 al 2018. Il club ha anche vinto la FFA Cup, la coppa nazionale australiana, nel 2016.

I Monaro Panthers sono noti per il loro stile di gioco offensivo e per la loro capacità di segnare gol. Hanno anche una forte tradizione nello sviluppo dei giovani giocatori, con molti ex giocatori passati a giocare nella A-League, la massima serie del calcio australiano.

Lo stadio dei Monaro Panthers è il Deakin Stadium, che ha una capacità di 3.500 spettatori. Il club ha una forte base di fan ed è noto per la sua atmosfera accogliente e amichevole.

I Monaro Panthers sono una delle squadre di calcio più importanti del Territorio della Capitale Australiana e svolgono un ruolo importante nello sviluppo del calcio nella regione. Sono un club ambizioso, con l'obiettivo di vincere sempre più titoli e di rappresentare il Territorio della Capitale Australiana a livello nazionale.