The Orangefield OB Junior Team was reformed in 2024, and most of the players have been with the club since they restarted that summer.

This junior side provides a much-needed boost to the local community and the club as a whole.

Games are played with a focus on enjoyment and development, in a 4v4 format with no goalkeepers, so the children can enjoy the games without the pressure that sometimes comes with junior football. 

The 2018 Juniors in their new GEOTEC Kit (November 2025)

The 2018 Junior side consists of children who are aged 6 and 7, and they play in the Fonacab development league, playing on Saturday mornings, who are coached by one of the longest serving surveyors, Justin Childs, pictured below.

Justin (right) of GEOTEC Surveys, receiving the new GEOTEC-sponsored kit in 2024

The fonaCAB Development League currently has 60 teams consisting of both boys and girls and provides an inclusive grassroots development program for all kids of mixed abilities from the ages of 4 to 7.

GEOTEC originally sponsored the 2018/2019 Junior kits in 2024 and has continued to support the youngsters throughout 2025 and 2026. 

Orangefield Old Boys’ Association FC were formed in 1966 and in 1970 entered the Amateur League, gaining intermediate status in 1987. 

As a Northern Irish Football Club, they currently sit in 11th position in Division 1C of the Northern Amateur Football League (NAFL), which consists of 13 divisions.  There are 94 clubs and 175 teams within the NAFL. 

Orangefield OB play their home games at Cregagh Sports Club on Gibson Park Avenue, Belfast and are one of the oldest amateur league teams in the country, established by the old pupils of the Orangefield High School.