One Peninsula. One Power.
A community football club with a performance edge, built on development, participation, volunteers and pride in the Peninsula.
Peninsula Power FC was founded in 2000, when two established local clubs — Margate FC and Redcliffe FC — came together to form a single football club for the Redcliffe Peninsula.
Since then, Power has grown into one of Queensland's recognised football clubs, combining senior football, academy pathways, junior and community participation, walking football, events, sponsors and volunteers across one connected club environment.
The club has a proud place in Queensland football. Its senior men's side has competed at the top level of the state game, winning NPL Queensland premierships in 2020 and 2021 and reaching the Australia Cup Quarter Finals in 2022. At the same time, the club's broader identity has always depended on the people who keep football running week to week: young players, families, coaches, managers, referees, volunteers, sponsors and supporters.
Peninsula Power is ambitious, but it is not only an elite football club. It is also a community club. Its purpose is to create football opportunities across ages and abilities, from early participation and MiniRoos through to academy football, senior competition and social formats of the game.
That balance matters. Power exists to help players improve, give families a strong club environment, support female and male football pathways, and represent the Redcliffe Peninsula with pride.