The Myrtleford Savoy Soccer Club was established in 1959 when games were played at the Myrtleford Football Club and in 1979 the Soccer Club relocated to Memorial Park.

In 1994 preliminary earthworks were commenced at the rear of the Myrtleford Savoy Club. The soccer club took sole responsibility for the development of the soccer pitches through the provision of voluntary labour, equipment and materials and the club also assisted in the construction of the change rooms, access/carparking, irrigation, lighting and ongoing maintenance.

The facilities were completed for the beginning of the 1995 season. The Myrtleford Savoy Soccer Club facilities, located behind the Myrtleford Savoy Sporting Club are of a very high standard. There are 2 full-sized Pitches, fully lit for night matches, a modern Clubhouse with changing facilities, and a fully-equipped Canteen, in a park setting.

The facilities are used all year round for home and away soccer matches as well as other community functions. During 1998/99 Australian Standard lighting was erected on one of the two fields which enabled the club to host night matches.

The facilities are of such a high standard that it was able to host the New South Wales State Championships for the Under 15s which were held over four days. This attracted large numbers of visitors not only to Myrtleford, but to the alpine area.

Myrtleford is also the home ground of the Under 19s Soccer Albury Wodonga Warriors team who play in the National Youth League on a home and away basis.

The Myrtleford club will this year field 10 teams that consist of juniors from Under 10's to Seniors as well as Senior Ladies and Under 15 girls.'

The club is run by dedicated, hard working committee members as well as volunteers