Acknowledgement to country
Mandurah Mustangs JFC acknowledge the Bindjareb people and traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work and play on, we recognise their continuing connection to land, water and the community.
We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging
From Humble beginning's
In 1927 the local fisherman of Mandurah and other young men of the community formed a footy team. Their first ground was where the Mandurah Primary School is today in Hackett Street. With the help from others in the community they cleared the bush-land and built their first football field.
In the early 50's Mr Cyril Rushton head of the Mandurah Road board found an acreage along Dower Street. Mr Jack Scott and Bill Hough along with the rest of the community created the new oval that we now call our home grounds Rushton Park Oval.
This was home to the Mandurah Centrals Junior Football Club, in 2016 the MCJF amalgamated with the Mandurah Mustangs Senior Club, creating more opportunities and a pathway for Junior footballers to transition on to the seniors.
In 2019 the first Inaugural Integrated Team debut further strengthening and adding depth to the Mustangs Club.
Our Club Song
CHEER, CHEER THE RED & THE WHITE
HONOUR THE NAME BY DAY & BY NIGHT
LIFT THAT NOBLE BANNER HIGH
SHAKE DOWN THE THUNDER FROM THE SKY
WHETHER THE ODDS BE GREAT OR BE SMALL
MUSTANGS WILL GO IN AND WIN OVERALL
WHILE HER LOYAL SONS ARE MARCHING
ONWARDS TO VICTORY.