Mount Barker Football Club
With over 400 players, across all grades and both Menβs and Womenβs teams, this is the best club in the hills! GO ROOS!
Established in 1881, the Mt Barker Football Inc. club is the largest community club in the Adelaide Hills.






































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The Barker Hotel Volunteer of the Week is Sam Parish, a familiar face around the Club and someone who gives his time with genuine passion. Sam currently coaches one of our three U8 Moddies teams, helping our youngest Roos learn the basics, build confidence, and fall in love with the game.Alongside his Moddies role, Sam also serves as Assistant Coach of the U12s. His ability to connect with kids of different ages and skill levels is a huge asset to our junior program.Sam also plays a vital role off the field as our Child Safe Protection Officer. Itβs an important responsibility, and Sam approaches it with the care, professionalism, and commitment that ensures our Club remains a safe and welcoming environment for all families.Weβre incredibly grateful for everything Sam contributes to the Roos community. Volunteers like him are the heartbeat of our Club, and weβre proud to recognise his efforts this week. Thanks, Sam β your work makes a real difference. … See MoreSee Less
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Some players wear the jumper. Others live it.On Saturday, Marshall Howe plays his 100th A Grade game β a milestone built on loyalty, passion, and an unshakeable love for the blue and white.From his junior days at the Roos to his A Grade debut in 2020, Marshall has always given everything. His Rising Star award in 2020 and Best Team Man award in 2024 reflect exactly who he is: selfless, reliable, and teamβfirst. As former A Grade Captain Ross Brooks once said, βYouβd want 20 Marshall Howeβs out there.βCongratulations Marshall β 100 games of heart, effort, and Roo spirit. Weβre proud to celebrate this moment with you. … See MoreSee Less
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Our Senior Women's team have only been playing for a relatively short period of time but are an important part of the Club. Part 7 of our posts in the lead up to the Past Players and Officials Day on the 8th August contains a collection of photos from their premiership in 2016 and other games from their history.We'd love to see as many of you as possible on the 8th August. … See MoreSee Less
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A massive weekend ahead for the Roos β and in a rare twist, all 15 of our remaining teams are in action, all at just two venues: Heathfield or at home on Benson Radiology Oval.FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY π At Home: β’ U8 White, U8 Joeys & U9s hit the field at 6pmβ’ U10s & U11s follow at 7pmπ At Heathfield: β’ U8 Blues at 6pmβ’ U12s at 7:30pm β currently sitting top of the ladder by 1 point and looking to hold their spot ahead of next weekβs 1st vs 2nd clash with Bridgewater.SATURDAY β’ U17 Boys get a rare home game against Kersbrookβ’ All Div 1 teams are at Heathfieldβ’ Big games for our juniors as they push to lock in topβ3 positionsSUNDAY β’ U14 Girls take on Nairneβ’ U17 Girls face Mt Loftyβ’ Senior Women have finished their season with a byeGood luck to every Roo hitting the field this weekend β letβs bring the energy! ππ¦ … See MoreSee Less
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Another two players made their A Grade debut last weekend against Onkas at Benson Radiology Oval.πππ«π«π² π ππππ‘ππ§A fantastic milestone for a young player who has earned every step of his journey.Harry arrived at the Roos only last season, playing his first ever senior game in the C Grade and finishing the year with 11 games under his belt. Fastβforward to 2026 and heβs become a reliable B Grade contributor, adapting quickly and impressing Coaches and teammates with his work rate, attitude, and willingness to compete.The Coaches describe Harry as a dream player β he listens, works hard on his game, and never stops giving effort.On Saturday, Club President and Life Member David Murphy proudly presented Harry with his A Grade guernsey.π Well done, Harry! A huge achievement, and we canβt wait to watch you continue to grow and develop in the blue and white.ππ’ππ‘πππ₯ πππ«ππ¬A fantastic milestone for one of our Roos juniors.After battling injury early last year in first season of senior footy, Michael worked his way through the Reserves and C Grade, showing resilience and determination. This season, heβs taken his game to another level, establishing himself on the wing in the Reserves with his trademark run, carry, and work rate.A special moment before the match as Michael was presented with his A Grade guernsey by his parents, Suzie and Anthony β a proud day for the whole Werts family.π Well done, Michael! Weβre thrilled to see you earn your A Grade opportunity and canβt wait to watch you continue to grow and make your mark in senior footy for the Roos. … See MoreSee Less
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