OJC Rosmalen

OJC Rosmalen is a Dutch football club based in the town of Rosmalen, in the southern province of North Brabant, Netherlands. Founded in 1926, the club has a rich history spanning over nine decades and is deeply rooted in the local community. The acronym OJC stands for 'Onze Jongens Combinatie', which translates to 'Our Boys Combination'.

The club competes in the Sunday Hoofdklasse, a high level of amateur football in the Netherlands. Over the years, OJC Rosmalen has built a reputation for its strong youth development program, producing several players who have gone on to play professionally. The club's youth teams compete in the highest divisions of Dutch youth football, reflecting the club's commitment to nurturing young talent.

OJC Rosmalen's home ground is Sportpark De Groote Wielen, a modern facility that includes several pitches and a clubhouse. The main pitch has a seating capacity of 1,500 spectators, providing an intimate atmosphere for home games. The club's colors are blue and white, and its emblem features a football and a stylized letter 'R', symbolizing Rosmalen.

Despite being an amateur club, OJC Rosmalen has had its share of success on the pitch. The club has won several regional championships and has consistently performed well in the Hoofdklasse. In the 2012-2013 season, the club achieved its highest ever finish, ending up as runners-up in the Hoofdklasse.

Off the pitch, OJC Rosmalen is known for its community involvement. The club organizes various events throughout the year, including youth tournaments and charity fundraisers. The club's members, who number over 2,000, are actively involved in these activities, contributing to the club's vibrant community spirit.

In recent years, OJC Rosmalen has focused on sustainability, implementing measures to reduce its environmental impact. These include the installation of solar panels on the clubhouse roof and the use of rainwater for pitch irrigation. These initiatives reflect the club's commitment to being a responsible and forward-thinking community organization.

Despite its status as an amateur club, OJC Rosmalen has made a significant contribution to Dutch football. Its commitment to youth development, community involvement, and sustainability sets it apart and makes it a model for other amateur clubs. As OJC Rosmalen looks to the future, it remains dedicated to its core values and to the promotion of football in Rosmalen and beyond.