Latrobe Athletic - Revision history

Kelssek at 03:22, 8 March 2026

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	\| ground = [[Macquarie Docklands]], [[Latrobe]]		\| ground = [[Macquarie Docklands]], [[Latrobe]]
	\| capacity = 55,800		\| capacity = 55,800
	\| manager = ~~Bryce Graughan~~		\| manager = {{flagicon\|Yuezhou}} Ren Fang
	\| league = [[Kelssek Championship]]		\| league = [[Kelssek Championship]]
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	'''Latrobe Athletic''' is a professional multi-sports club known primarily for its rugby union and football teams, which both play in Kelssek's highest leagues, the [[Rugby Superleague]] and [[Kelssek ~~Football League~~]], respectively. Known for most of its history as '''Latrobe AFC''', the club made the controversial decision to go by "Latrobe Athletic" in 185 FE. Latrobe Athletic was the first Kelssek sports club to have reached an international final, and in two different sports, but have won none of the international finals they've reached. The rugby section made it to the 35th Rugby Union Challenge Trophy final, losing to the Torino Terriers of [[Neu Engollon]]. The football section was the first from Kelssek to reach (and lose) the [[Challengers Cup]], [[Champions League]], and [[Cup Winners' Cup]] finals.		'''Latrobe Athletic''' is a professional multi-sports club known primarily for its rugby union and football teams, which both play in Kelssek's highest leagues, the [[Rugby Superleague]] and [[Kelssek Championship]], respectively. Known for most of its history as '''Latrobe AFC''', the club made the controversial decision to go by "Latrobe Athletic" in 185 FE. Latrobe Athletic was the first Kelssek sports club to have reached an international final, and in two different sports, but have won none of the international finals they've reached. The rugby section made it to the 35th Rugby Union Challenge Trophy final, losing to the Torino Terriers of [[Neu Engollon]]. The football section was the first from Kelssek to reach (and lose) the [[Challengers Cup]], [[Champions League]], and [[Cup Winners' Cup]] finals, and also holds the record for most [[Patriotes Cup]] wins with six.

	Both the rugby and football team have provincial rivalries with Clayquot-based teams. The rugby section has contested the People's Cup challenge trophy against the Clayquot Reds for over 150 years. The football section's version of this rivalry is against [[Clayquot City]].		Both the rugby and football team have provincial rivalries with Clayquot-based teams. The rugby section has contested the People's Cup challenge trophy against the Clayquot Reds for over 150 years. The football section's version of this rivalry is against [[Clayquot City]].
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	==Honours==		==Honours==
	*[[Kelssek Championship]]		*[[Kelssek Championship]]
	**Winners (8): 2, 14, 21, 24, 34, 53, 69, 78		**Winners (9): 2, 14, 21, 24, 34, 53, 69, 78, 84
	**''Runners-up: 55, 64, 65, 74''		**''Runners-up: 55, 64, 65, 74''
	*[[Patriotes Cup]]		*[[Patriotes Cup]]
	**Winners (5): 4, 24, 26, 28, 30		**Winners (6): 4, 24, 26, 28, 30, 34
	**''Runners-up: 1, 12, 31''		**''Runners-up: 1, 12, 31''
	;International		;International
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			\| 84 \|\| Champ \|\| 38 \|\| 29 \|\| 3 \|\| 6 \|\| 85 \|\| 39 \|\| 90 \|\|bgcolor="gold" \| 1st \|\| 3R
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			\| 85 \|\| Champ \|\| 38 \|\| 20 \|\| 9 \|\| 9 \|\| 76 \|\| 43 \|\| 69 \|\| 4th \|\| bgcolor="gold" \| W \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #ff8800" \| CL QF
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	{{Football squad player\|no=27\|nat=Crpostran\|name=Mitchell Abraham\|pos=DF\|other=}}		{{Football squad player\|no=27\|nat=Crpostran\|name=Mitchell Abraham\|pos=DF\|other=}}
	{{Football squad player\|no=7\|nat=Cassadaigua\|name=Tessa Locke\|pos=MF\|other=}}		{{Football squad player\|no=7\|nat=Cassadaigua\|name=Tessa Locke\|pos=MF\|other=}}
	{{Football squad player\|no=8\|nat=~~Farfadillis~~\|name=Logane Hannigan\|pos=MF\|other=}}		{{Football squad player\|no=8\|nat=Kelssek\|name=Logane Hannigan\|pos=MF\|other=}}
	{{Football squad player\|no=10\|nat=Polar Islandstates\|name=Marten Solomonson\|pos=MF\|other=}}		{{Football squad player\|no=10\|nat=Polar Islandstates\|name=Marten Solomonson\|pos=MF\|other=}}
	{{Football squad mid}}		{{Football squad mid}}
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	*{{flagicon\|SRS}} Hermann Eld - Key striker in the Patriotes Cup 24 win, though he didn't stay long.		*{{flagicon\|SRS}} Hermann Eld - Key striker in the Patriotes Cup 24 win, though he didn't stay long.
	*{{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Chike Obident - A breakout star in the 197-98 league title win, fans regard the decision to sell to [[CF Outineau]] the following year for a club record fee a terrible misjudgement.		*{{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Chike Obident - A breakout star in the 197-98 league title win, fans regard the decision to sell to [[CF Outineau]] the following year for a club record fee a terrible misjudgement.
			*{{flagicon\|Valanora}} Anke Waechter
			*{{flagicon\|Qusmo}} Belaj-Rilan Dar

	;Played in major international tournaments while at the club		;Played in major international tournaments while at the club
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	*{{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Cassie Mrythe (WC93-94)		*{{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Cassie Mrythe (WC93-94)
	*{{flagicon\|Saint Eleanor}} Bridget Coombe (WC94)		*{{flagicon\|Saint Eleanor}} Bridget Coombe (WC94)
	{{col-2\|width=25%}}		{{col-break\|width=25%}}
	*{{flagicon\|Valanora}} Anke Waechter (WC95)		*{{flagicon\|Valanora}} Anke Waechter (WC95)
	*{{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Alison Troczynski (WC96)		*{{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Alison Troczynski (WC96)
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	*{{flagicon\|Qusmo}} Belaj-Rilan Dar		*{{flagicon\|Qusmo}} Belaj-Rilan Dar
	*{{flagicon\|Valanora}} Caspian Garberg (WC98)		*{{flagicon\|Valanora}} Caspian Garberg (WC98)
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			*{{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Logane Hannigan (WC100)
	{{col-end}}		{{col-end}}
	==Coaching staff==		==Coaching staff==
	*Manager: {{flagicon\|~~Kelssek~~}} ~~Bryce Graughan~~		*Manager: {{flagicon\|Yuezhou}} Ren Fang
	*Assistant manager: {{flagicon\|~~Brenecia~~}} ~~Reeve Sheehan~~		*Assistant manager: {{flagicon\|Kita-Hinode}} Iroha Irei
	*Coaches: {{flagicon\|~~Kita-Hinode~~}} ~~Iroha Irei~~, {{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Fioniann Baalbaki		*Coaches: {{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Alexandre von Mertens, {{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Fioniann Baalbaki
	===Managerial history===		===Managerial history===
	*{{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Darach Salthill (58-64)		*{{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Darach Salthill (58-64)
	*{{flagicon\|Nephara}} Warner Dranz (65-73)		*{{flagicon\|Nephara}} Warner Dranz (65-73)
	*{{flagicon\|Banija}} Obey Chidebere (74-80)		*{{flagicon\|Banija}} Obey Chidebere (74-80)
			*{{flagicon\|Kelssek}} Bryce Graughan (81-83)
			*{{flagicon\|Yuezhou}} Ren Fang (84-)
	[[Category:Association football clubs]]		[[Category:Association football clubs]]
	[[Category:Kelssek]]		[[Category:Kelssek]]

Kelssek at 17:57, 27 September 2025

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	'''Latrobe Athletic''' is a professional multi-sports club known primarily for its rugby union and football teams, which both play in Kelssek's highest leagues, the [[Rugby Superleague]] and [[Kelssek Football League]], respectively. Known for most of its history as '''Latrobe AFC''', the club made the controversial decision to go by "Latrobe Athletic" in 185 FE.		'''Latrobe Athletic''' is a professional multi-sports club known primarily for its rugby union and football teams, which both play in Kelssek's highest leagues, the [[Rugby Superleague]] and [[Kelssek Football League]], respectively. Known for most of its history as '''Latrobe AFC''', the club made the controversial decision to go by "Latrobe Athletic" in 185 FE. Latrobe Athletic was the first Kelssek sports club to have reached an international final, and in two different sports, but have won none of the international finals they've reached. The rugby section made it to the 35th Rugby Union Challenge Trophy final, losing to the Torino Terriers of [[Neu Engollon]]. The football section was the first from Kelssek to reach (and lose) the [[Challengers Cup]], [[Champions League]], and [[Cup Winners' Cup]] finals.

	Latrobe Athletic was the first Kelssek sports club to have reached an international final, and in two different sports, but ~~has never~~ won an international ~~in four attempts~~. The rugby section made it to the 35th Rugby Union Challenge Trophy to the Torino Terriers of [[Neu Engollon]]. The football section was the first from Kelssek to reach the [[Challengers Cup]] ~~and~~ [[Champions League]] ~~final~~, ~~losing both times~~.

	Both the rugby and football team have provincial rivalries with Clayquot-based teams. The rugby section has contested the People's Cup challenge trophy against the Clayquot Reds for over 150 years. The football section's version of this rivalry is against [[Clayquot City]].		Both the rugby and football team have provincial rivalries with Clayquot-based teams. The rugby section has contested the People's Cup challenge trophy against the Clayquot Reds for over 150 years. The football section's version of this rivalry is against [[Clayquot City]].
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	On the football side, with [[Nephara]]n manager Warner Dranz taking the helm Latrobe was also the first Kelssek team to reach an international club football final, losing to [[FC Yassaca]] in [[Challengers Cup 6]]. Dranz went on to deliver the club's first league championship in 16 years by winning the 69th KFL season and reaching the [[Champions League 10 final]] for another historic high. Dranz was unable to sustain his early success however, and despite strong fan support and a catchy chant to the tune of "Bad Romance" working in his favour, his contract was not renewed after the KFL 73 season after three straight years of failing to qualify for [[IFCF]] competitions.		On the football side, with [[Nephara]]n manager Warner Dranz taking the helm Latrobe was also the first Kelssek team to reach an international club football final, losing to [[FC Yassaca]] in [[Challengers Cup 6]]. Dranz went on to deliver the club's first league championship in 16 years by winning the 69th KFL season and reaching the [[Champions League 10 final]] for another historic high. Dranz was unable to sustain his early success however, and despite strong fan support and a catchy chant to the tune of "Bad Romance" working in his favour, his contract was not renewed after the KFL 73 season after three straight years of failing to qualify for [[IFCF]] competitions.

	Former [[Banija]] international [[Obey Chidebere]] was recruited from [[Coquitlam United]], where he had managed the Easties above Latrobe in the table and won a [[Patriotes Cup]], to replace Dranz. Latrobe finished as league runners-up in his first full season in charge and Chidebere soon delivered silverware as Latrobe won Patriotes Cup 24 in his second season at the helm. In 196-97 FE Latrobe saw hopes of a league title fade away over the last third of the season but added a second Patriotes Cup win in three years to the trophy cabinet with a 4-0 victory over [[Strathcona Internationals]] in the final. With key signings Marten Solomonson and Caspian Garberg, this was followed by Latrobe's first league championship in nine years.		Former [[Banija]] international [[Obey Chidebere]] was recruited from [[Coquitlam United]], where he had managed the Easties above Latrobe in the table and won a [[Patriotes Cup]], to replace Dranz. Latrobe finished as league runners-up in his first full season in charge and Chidebere soon delivered silverware as Latrobe won Patriotes Cup 24 in his second season at the helm. In 196-97 FE Latrobe saw hopes of a league title fade away over the last third of the season but added a second Patriotes Cup win in three years to the trophy cabinet with a 4-0 victory over [[Strathcona Internationals]] in the final. With key signings Marten Solomonson and Caspian Garberg, this was followed by Latrobe's first league championship in nine years.

			On the strength of this season Latrobe reached the Challengers Cup 19 final but lost 3–1 against Zwangzug side FTC United, making it three IFCF finals reached and lost, although they won the Patriotes Cup. With Chidiebere setting an impressive record of four trophies in five years, he was offered the [[Kelssek national football team\|Kelssek]] job at the end of the 199-200 season. This close season was also marked by the club's record outgoing transfer as Chike Obident was signed by [[CF Outineau]] for a fee of ϑ2.45 million, which fans heavily criticized and saw as due to the executives making decisions in absence of a manager to oppose the transfer, as it took place during the hiring process for Chidiebere's replacement. That managerial replacement was Bryce Graughan, who in his first season won Latrobe's fifth Patriotes Cup to tie CF Outineau for the most national cups. The team followed up in 201-02 by reaching and losing both the Patriotes Cup and [[Cup Winners' Cup]] finals, stretching a streak of futility in international finals.

	~~Latrobe reached the Challengers Cup 19 final but lost 3–1 against Zwangzug side FTC United, making it three IFCF finals reached without claiming a trophy.~~
	==Fan culture==		==Fan culture==
	The club's fans have become known for their song "Docklands Dream": ''They get my heart racing in their red and white / Be my Docklands dream tonight!''		The club's fans have become known for their song "Docklands Dream": ''They get my heart racing in their red and white / Be my Docklands dream tonight!''
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	**''Runners-up: 55, 64, 65, 74''		**''Runners-up: 55, 64, 65, 74''
	*[[Patriotes Cup]]		*[[Patriotes Cup]]
	**Winners (4): 4, 24, 26, 28		**Winners (5): 4, 24, 26, 28, 30
	**''Runners-up: 1, 12, 30''		**''Runners-up: 1, 12, 31''
	;International		;International
	*IFCF [[Champions League]]		*IFCF [[Champions League]]
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	\| 82 \|\| Champ \|\| 38 \|\|24\|\|3\|\|11\|\|81\|\|42 \|\| 75 \|\| 7th \|\| F \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #33bbff" \| ChC 3QR \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #880088" \| {{Silver2}} CWC F		\| 82 \|\| Champ \|\| 38 \|\|24\|\|3\|\|11\|\|81\|\|42 \|\| 75 \|\| 7th \|\| F \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #33bbff" \| ChC 3QR \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #880088" \| {{Silver2}} CWC F
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			\| 83 \|\| Champ \|\| 38 \|\| 19 \|\| 6 \|\| 13 \|\| 79 \|\| 50 \|\| 63 \|\| 8th \|\| SF \|\|
	\|}		\|}
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	'''Latrobe Athletic''' is a professional multi-sports club known primarily for its rugby union and football teams, which both play in Kelssek's highest leagues, the [[Rugby Superleague]] and [[Kelssek Championship]], respectively. Known for most of its history as '''Latrobe AFC''', the club made the controversial decision to go by "Latrobe Athletic" in 185 FE.		'''Latrobe Athletic''' is a professional multi-sports club known primarily for its rugby union and football teams, which both play in Kelssek's highest leagues, the [[Rugby Superleague]] and [[Kelssek Championship]], respectively. Known for most of its history as '''Latrobe AFC''', the club made the controversial decision to go by "Latrobe Athletic" in 185 FE.
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	On the football side, with [[Nephara]]n manager Warner Dranz taking the helm Latrobe was also the first Kelssek team to reach an international club football final, losing to [[FC Yassaca]] in [[Challengers Cup 6]]. Dranz went on to deliver the club's first league championship in 16 years by winning the 69th KFL season and reaching the [[Champions League 10 final]] for another historic high. Dranz was unable to sustain his early success however, and despite strong fan support and a catchy chant to the tune of "Bad Romance" working in his favour, his contract was not renewed after the KFL 73 season after three straight years of failing to qualify for [[IFCF]] competitions.		On the football side, with [[Nephara]]n manager Warner Dranz taking the helm Latrobe was also the first Kelssek team to reach an international club football final, losing to [[FC Yassaca]] in [[Challengers Cup 6]]. Dranz went on to deliver the club's first league championship in 16 years by winning the 69th KFL season and reaching the [[Champions League 10 final]] for another historic high. Dranz was unable to sustain his early success however, and despite strong fan support and a catchy chant to the tune of "Bad Romance" working in his favour, his contract was not renewed after the KFL 73 season after three straight years of failing to qualify for [[IFCF]] competitions.

	Former [[Banija]] international [[Obey Chidebere]] was recruited from [[Coquitlam United]], where he had managed the Easties above Latrobe in the table and won a [[Patriotes Cup]], to replace Dranz. Latrobe finished as league runners-up in his first full season in charge and Chidebere soon delivered silverware as Latrobe won Patriotes Cup 24 in his second season at the helm.		Former [[Banija]] international [[Obey Chidebere]] was recruited from [[Coquitlam United]], where he had managed the Easties above Latrobe in the table and won a [[Patriotes Cup]], to replace Dranz. Latrobe finished as league runners-up in his first full season in charge and Chidebere soon delivered silverware as Latrobe won Patriotes Cup 24 in his second season at the helm. In 196-97 FE Latrobe saw hopes of a league title fade away over the last third of the season but added a second Patriotes Cup win in three years to the trophy cabinet with a 4-0 victory over [[Strathcona\|Strathcona Internationals]] in the final.

	==Honours==		==Honours==
	*'''[[Kelssek ~~Football League\|KFL~~ Championship]]''' (7): 2, 14, 21, 24, 34, 53, 69		*'''[[Kelssek Championship]]''' (7): 2, 14, 21, 24, 34, 53, 69
	**''Runners-up:'' 55, 64, 65, 74		**''Runners-up:'' 55, 64, 65, 74
	*'''[[Patriotes Cup]]''' (2): 4, 24		*'''[[Patriotes Cup]]''' (3): 4, 24, 26
	**''Runners-up'': 1, 12		**''Runners-up'': 1, 12
	;International		;International
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	\| 66 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 16 \|\| 11 \|\| 11\|\| 41 \|\|27 \|\| 59 \|\| 9th \|\| 4R \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #33bbff~~" bgcolor="silver~~" \| ChC F \|\|		\| 66 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 16 \|\| 11 \|\| 11\|\| 41 \|\|27 \|\| 59 \|\| 9th \|\| 4R \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #33bbff" \| {{Silver2}} ChC F \|\|
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	\| 67 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 19 \|\| 9 \|\| 10 \|\| 83 \|\| 56 \|\| 66 \|\| 5th \|\| QF \|\| \|\|		\| 67 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 19 \|\| 9 \|\| 10 \|\| 83 \|\| 56 \|\| 66 \|\| 5th \|\| QF \|\| \|\|
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	\| 69 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 23 \|\| 8 \|\| 7 \|\| 62 \|\| 31 \|\| 77 \|\| bgcolor="gold" \| 1st \|\| 3R \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #33bbff" \| [[Challengers Cup\|ChC]] {{abbr\|3QR\|Third qualifying round}} \|\|		\| 69 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 23 \|\| 8 \|\| 7 \|\| 62 \|\| 31 \|\| 77 \|\| bgcolor="gold" \| 1st \|\| 3R \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #33bbff" \| [[Challengers Cup\|ChC]] {{abbr\|3QR\|Third qualifying round}} \|\|
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	\| 70 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 24 \|\| 6 \|\| 8 \|\| 83 \|\| 38 \|\| 78 \|\| 4th \|\| QF \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #~~33bbff~~" \| ~~ChC 3QR~~ \|\|		\| 70 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 24 \|\| 6 \|\| 8 \|\| 83 \|\| 38 \|\| 78 \|\| 4th \|\| QF \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #ff8833" \| {{Silver2}} CL F \|\|
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	\| 71 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 21 \|\| 5 \|\| 12 \|\| 69 \|\| 44 \|\| 68 \|\| 7th \|\| 3R \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #33bbff" \| ChC R32 \|\|		\| 71 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 21 \|\| 5 \|\| 12 \|\| 69 \|\| 44 \|\| 68 \|\| 7th \|\| 3R \|\| style="border-left:4px solid #33bbff" \| ChC R32 \|\|
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	\| 76 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 19 \|\| 6 \|\| 13 \|\| 63 \|\| 52 \|\| 63 \|\| 6th \|\| 5R \|\| \|\|style="border-left:4px solid #cc33ff"\| [[Cup Winners' Cup\|CWC]] 1R		\| 76 \|\| Cship \|\| 38 \|\| 19 \|\| 6 \|\| 13 \|\| 63 \|\| 52 \|\| 63 \|\| 6th \|\| 5R \|\| \|\|style="border-left:4px solid #cc33ff"\| [[Cup Winners' Cup\|CWC]] 1R
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