
Brooklyn Northern United AFC (BNU) is a community-based football club in Wellington's southern suburbs. Starting out as Institute Old Boys in 1916, the Club merged with Northern United in 1972, making it one of the region's largest and oldest clubs.
In 2009, the BNU senior club has 12 senior men’s teams (including 3 Masters’ teams), 2 women’s teams, and 14 junior teams. The senior club is an incorporated society and is affiliated to the Wellington District Federation of New Zealand Soccer. It is administered by a committee of eight which is elected at the AGM each year and maintains a close relationship with the BNU junior club.
Brooklyn Northern United’s objectives are to:
· Encourage participation in the sport of football and promote the health benefits of regular physical activity
· Encourage football to be played in a friendly and sporting manner
· Be represented at the highest possible level in mens and womens football and be represented as widely as possible in social grades
· Provide excellent facilities for members at minimum cost
· Provide a positive social experience for people from all walks of life enhancing our reputation as the friendliest and best supported club in the Wellington region
· Be an asset to the community
We recognise that BNU provides our members with a significant part of their recreational activity and social interaction during the winter months (and the summer too). That is the core community service that we provide and we try to ensure that all members are treated equally and fairly and that they enjoy being involved with the club.
More information about Brooklyn Northern United is available on our website:
http://www.bnu.org.nz/