Carol McIndoe is one of two inaugural female life members at Albury United Soccer Club. Four generations of her family have played, coached and volunteered at the club since the early 1990s.
Why it mattersCommunity sports clubs thrive on families who stay involved across generations. The McIndoe story shows how volunteer culture and belonging create something that lasts longer than trophies.
AustraliaReflects the strength of grassroots soccer culture in regional Australia, where family involvement across multiple generations remains central to keeping local clubs alive and inclusive.
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