Olney Futball Club

OFC’s John Martin Beam and Grant Richardville are showing up and showing out for their high school team, Vincennes Lincoln!
We cannot wait to see the great things you will do this season!

Three OFC team members brought home Man of the Match honors over the weekend at the Charleston Red and Gold Tournament!

Congratulations to Braedyn Ebeling, Joe Hunt, and Henry Will on an incredible weekend and well-deserved recognition!

OFC players represented both Richland County High School (Olney) and Newton High School throughout the tournament, and they all played extremely well despite the blistering heat on Saturday. Even though they were playing for different high school teams and had a hectic game schedule, the players and parents still found time to show up and cheer each other on. That’s what makes this group so special!

A special congratulations to the Olney Tigers on winning the Red Pool Championship, led by Head Coach Jacob Pampe, and to Newton High School on finishing Runner-Up in the Gold Pool, led by Head Coach and OFC Coach Ryan Meinhart!

So proud of all of our OFC players and the way they continue to represent their high schools, their communities, and OFC!

Different teams but always united! The boys from OFC cheered each other on at the Charleston Red and Gold Tournament over the weekend!

It was a fun night for the OFC boys!
Some of our players took the field as the Richland County High School Tigers faced Vincennes Lincoln in a friendly match, while others suited up for Newton’s annual alumni game.
No matter the jersey they wear, it’s always great to see our players competing, supporting one another, and simply enjoying the game they love. We’re proud of each of them and love seeing the OFC family represented across our communities!

Part 2 of the amazing photos taken by Jadon Asemota!

Olney Day 2 by Jadon Asemota

Incredible photos taken by the talented Jason Asemota!

Olney by Jadon Asemota

Despite the extreme heat and poor air quality, it was an incredible week for OFC!

Although our tournament run ended with a hard-fought 3-2 loss in the final minutes of our quarterfinal match, we couldn’t be more proud of our players and coaches for their determination, resilience, and outstanding sportsmanship throughout the week.

Thank you to our players, coaches, amazing OFC families, and our communities for your unwavering support and dedication. We are grateful for each and every one of you!

We might be in Minnesota but the white squirrel is forever in our hearts!
Help cheer us on as we play in the quarter final today at 5:00!