Recent History
They entered into the Victorian Provisional League 3 South-East in 1998 and achieved 4th place. The following year they were crowned Champions after registering only 4 losses throughout the season. The 2000 season singled its consecutive promotion after finishing Runners Up and earned a promotion to Victorian Provisional League 1 South-East where they would remain for the next 8 years. The following 7 years Drina's end of year ladder positions varied from a low of 9th to a high of 4th. The 2008 season was a turn around year for Noble Park United, they recruited heavily in the off season and used Springvale White Eagles relegation from the Victoria Premier League to recruite a number of their key players. Noble Park United finished the 2008 season as Champions averaging just under 4 goals per game and registering 16 wins, 3 draws and 3 losses and were automatically promoted to Victorian State League Division 3 South-East. In 2009 season they narrowly missed out on promotion ending up in 3rd place but made amends in the following year as they finished the 2010 season as Champions and got promoted to Victorian State League Division 2 South-East.
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