VV Wilhelmus

VV Wilhelmus is an amateur football club from Voorburg, South Holland, founded on August 1, 1913, by Father John M. van Houten and Monsignor Wilhelmus van Stee. It is the oldest football club in Voorburg and has a rich history in the local sports community.

The club played its first season on a field next to the old St. Antoniushove hospital in Voorburg. After World War I, it moved to the Vriendschap sports park at Oosteinde. In the 1960s, the name changed from RKSV to VV Wilhelmus, in reference to Mgr. van Stee, and in 1970 the club relocated to its current home at Westvliet Sports Park in Leidschendam, now part of The Hague.

Known for its iconic yellow and black vertically striped shirts and strong community ties, VV Wilhelmus remains a club rich in tradition and passionate about youth development and local talent. The club offers a wide range of football activities for both young and experienced players and continues to be a vital part of the sporting landscape in Voorburg and its surroundings.