Denis Harlow

Born in England in 1938, Denis Harlow has a long record as a player, coach, administrator and historian. He emigrated to Australia in 1960, settling in Adelaide where he served as state representative for 400 games with various Adelaide clubs.

Joseph J Honeysett

A key influence on the development of soccer in Tasmania, Joseph Honeysett arrived in Hobart in the early 1900s. Honeysett was a retired British army colonel with a passion for the game.

Peter Van Ryn

Born in Holland in 1917, Peter Van Ryn migrated to Australia in 1950, beginning a 22-year involvement as a physiotherapist in soccer. Van Ryn stayed with Hakoah Sydney for 21 years.

Graham Arnold

Sydney raised striker Graham Arnold was born in on 3 August, 1963 and started his playing carer with junior leagues before joining Sydney club Canterbury Marrickville. He later played for Sydney Croatia when it won NSW State League and was promoted to the NSL.

Jack Hughes

An outstanding striker from Northern NSW, Jack Hughes made his name in the years before World War II. Known as "Bully" Hughes, he started football with West Wallsend and progressed as a striker before the depression years forced a move to the strong Metters club in Sydney.

Jack Reilly

Born in Scotland in 1945, Jack Reilly played with Hibernians and in the USA before migrating to Australia in 1969. He settled in Melbourne and joined Juventus as a goalkeeper. Reilly transferred to Sydney St George before returning south to play with Melbourne Hakoah.

Todd Clarke

Ian Gray

Sue Monteath

Linking the midfield with the forward line, attacking Queenslander Sue Monteath debuted at A international level against New Zealand in 1979.

Roy Druery

Born in Newcastle, Roy Druery enjoyed a short playing career before switching to administration and accepting the post of treasurer with Wallsend club.

Gordon Dunster

Gordon Dunster started his refereeing career in 1976 and went on to enjoy wide success. He refereered the 1988 National Youth League grand final before progressing to the NSL ranks in 1990. Between 1990 and 1993 he refereed 46 games.

Fred Hutchison

Born in 1927, Fred Hutchison was a long-serving and dedicated official with more than 50 years experience in administration and development.