About the Club
Our story
A community club with a century of history
Ardrossan Winton Rovers Football Club was founded in 1900, making us one of the oldest junior clubs on the Ayrshire coast. For over a century the black-and-white hoops have been a fixture of Saturday afternoons in the town.
From our earliest days we have been a club run by volunteers, supported by local people and businesses, and driven by a love of football. Today that mission continues as we compete in the West of Scotland Football League and invest in youth development through our Girls Academy and development squads.
Through the years
Club Milestones
The beginning
Ardrossan Winton Rovers are formed, taking to the field in the now-famous black-and-white hooped shirts.
Winton Park
The club settles at Winton Park, which has remained home for over a century of football.
A new era
Rovers join the restructured West of Scotland Football League pyramid, opening a route to the senior leagues.
Growing the game
Senior men's team, Girls Academy and development sides — building for the future on and off the pitch.
First Team
WOSFL First Division — the flagship squad carrying the hoops every weekend.
Girls Academy
Developing the next generation of talent and growing the women’s game at Winton Park.
Development
A pathway for young players to progress into the first-team setup.
The ground
Winton Park
Our home since the early days, Winton Park sits in the heart of Ardrossan with views across the Firth of Clyde to the Isle of Arran. The ground has been developed over the decades and today hosts WOSFL First Division football.
Address: Winton Park, Ardrossan, North Ayrshire, KA22 8JP
Admission: Adults £8 · Concessions £5 · Under 12s free with a paying adult
