Founded in August 1962, the club was known as “Sports Club Holland” until 1982-83, when a name change led to the modern Gambier Centrals being born.
In 2003 the club finally put down roots on Bishop Road, moving from its second home on Penola Road alongside activ8.
See also:
Minutes of General Meeting 12/6/1212 as part of a e-book of the club
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