Come and join us! A membership with Rumba is a fantastic experience — the history of the oldest continuing culture on the planet; 28 premierships and many individual awards since 1898; a safe, family friendly environment where everyone is welcome; broad support to be the best that you can be in your chosen field; and regular communication and updates on all of our exciting social events.

Below are a range of membership categories for you to choose from.

Junior
A junior membership is $30 and is for our U17 and 14 football teams and our U17, 15, 13 and 11 netball teams.
Senior
A senior membership is $90 and is for our seniors and reserves football teams and our A, B, C and C Reserve grade netball teams.
Social
A social membership is $100 and is for anyone and everyone!
Elder
An elders or concession membership is $60 and reflects the importance of our elders to the Club and community. This is highlighted in our Club song where we sing about their inspiration to the next generation.
Brolga Club
Brolga Club membership is $1 000 and is a special category of membership for our friends who are committed to making a real difference to the lives of all people in the Goulburn Valley, and specifically our community. Brolga members are recognized with their names on the ‘Brolga Board’ in the RFNC Social Rooms.
All memberships receive a pass providing free entry to all home games; one RFNC t-shirt and one RFNC cap.

Community netball

Unbeknownst to many people, sport has played a hugely positive role in the communities of indigenous Australian's for over 150 years.

The early incarnation of the Rumbalara Football and Netball Club (RFNC) began in the mid-1800s playing a game called 'Man Grook' — predecessor to the current Aussie Rules.

Community football

Make a donation today!

1. Fresh fruit for indigenous kids – $10

2. Netballs for indigenous kids – $25

3. Footballs for indigenous kids – $50

4. Buy a uniform for a Rumba player – $100

5. Sponsor a Rumba player – $200

"If we could make people focus on sport, their personal fitness and personal commitments, that we may be able to make healthy lifestyle changes.”

Paul Briggs
OAM President RFNC

"I found ASHE to be a very beneficial program, especially with all the extra certificates and qualifications we
could get.”

Shae Parsons
Certificate II full-time student

"William Cooper was a leader. He was a Yorta Yorta man, and a lifelong campaigner for Indigenous rights. He led the first Aboriginal deputation to a Prime Minister in 1938.”

Premier Brumby