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Albion Park White Eagles

Full name	Albion Park White Eagles
Nickname(s)	White Eagles
Founded	2000
Ground	Terry Reserve
Capacity	5000
President	Goran Nikolic
Manager	Jason Davkovski
League	Illawarra Premier League
2023	1st of 12 (Premiers)
Home colours Away colours

Albion Park White Eagles is a mainly Serbian Australian-backed football club based in the suburb of Albion Park, a suburb of Wollongong, New South Wales.

Established in 2000, the White Eagles amalgamated with Albion Park Soccer Club (which was formed in 1975) to form the Albion Park White Eagles as it is known today.^[1]

• Ballamodou Conde – 17 international caps
• Shohei Okuno – 2016 George Naylor Medalist

• Illawarra Premier League Grand Final Winners
  • 1998(Wollongong White Eagles), 2007, 2008, 2016
• Illawarra Premier League Premiers
  • 2008, 2023
• Ilawarra First Division Grand Final
  • 2001, 2002
• Illawarra First Division Premiers
  • 2002
• Illawarra Premier League Reserve Grade Grand Final Winners
  • 2003
• Illawarra Premier League Youth Grade Premiers
  • 2005
• Karadjordje Cup Winners
  • 2005

• Official website (archived 22 October 2009)