Title: Whittlesea Ranges FC
Content:  Whittlesea Ranges is a semi-professional soccer club based in the suburbs of Epping and Lalor, Victoria, Australia. All home games are played at Epping Stadium. Formed in 1971, the club currently competes in the NPL Victoria 3 competition.
Title: Whittlesea, Victoria
Content:  In 1866, it was gazetted that a ground (now known as A.F. Walker Reserve, corner Laurel and Forest Streets) will be used primarily for the game of cricket. Whittlesea Cricket Club was formed, and is the longest serving community sports club in the township. In the 2016/17 season, the Club celebrated its 150th Anniversary. It currently plays in the Diamond Valley Cricket Association, with representation from seniors, juniors (boys/girls) and veterans (over 40s). Whittlesea Football Club, an Australian Rules football team, competes in the Northern Football League. Golfers play at the course of the Whittlesea Country Club on Humevale Road in neighbouring Humevale. Whittlesea Tennis Club on Laurel Street competes in the Northern district, Diamond Valley Leagues. A tennis 
Title: Whittlesea Football Club
Content:  Whittlesea Football Club is a local Australian rules football club in Whittlesea, Victoria, on the outer suburbs of Melbourne playing in the Northern Football League. From the club's inception until the 1970s, Whittlesea wore navy guernseys with gold band and trim. Now it wears dark blue with an eagle and wing on the front similar to the West Coast Eagles AFL side. In 2019 the club entered a team into the AFL Masters League as an over 35s Superules team under the same club name and colours. In 2020 the club entered the first Senior Women's team at Whittlesea after a successful decade of Junior Girls development which seen Chloe Molloy having a successful career which continues for Collingwood in the AFLW.
Title: Whittlesea Football Club
Content:  1904 – Whittlesea was a founding club of the Whittlesea DFA. 1906 – Whittlesea played in the Bourke-Evelyn FL 1933 – Whittlesea played in the Panton Hill & DFL 1934 – Whittlesea played in the Diamond Valley FL 1940 – Whittlesea played in the Panton Hill & DFL 1946 – Whittlesea played in the Diamond Valley FL 1947 – Whittlesea played in the Panton Hill FL 1987 – Whittlesea played in the Riddell DFL Whittlesea changed name to Northern Eagles FC. 1992 – Whittlesea played in the Diamond Valley FL (now Northern Football League), and changed the name back to the Whittlesea Football Club
Title: Whittlesea, Victoria
Content:  was set up early on by local Residents (Laurel Street). A pivotal person helping to establish and develop this was a Mr Jack (John Alfred) Wailes who also helped establish the Whittlesea Golf Course as a privately run entity. Laural street (now cricket club) was also the original site of the famous Rural Whittlesea Agricultural show. There are also the following sporting/ social clubs: Australian Rules Football Club, Bowls Club, Scouts, Masons, Golf Club (new - Growling Frog), Pony Club, Basketball, Motorbike Club c/o K&J Thomas. A team also represents Whittlesea in Darts. It participates in the Northern Darts Association (N.D.A.) at the Royal Mail Hotel (The Royals). The team is currently participating in C Grade of the N.D.A.
Title: Whittlesea Ranges FC
Content:  Premier Leagues Victoria 2 competition, utilising one of the youngest sides in the league. The next season, following the addition of another six teams, the competition was split into an East and West conference, each compromising of 10 teams. In the new format, Ranges finished in 7th place in NPL2 West. In 2016, Ranges added former Perth Glory defender Naum Sekulovski to the side. The club finished the season in 4th place, despite striker Atilla Ofli winning the NPL2 West golden boot with 32 goals in 28 games. In 2017, Whittlesea finished the season in 5th place. After the season, head coach Vinko Buljubasic left his position. For the 2018 NPL2 West season, Whittlesea appointed Gianfranco Impellizeri. Impellizeri had led 
Title: Whittlesea, Victoria
Content:  Whittlesea Fire Brigade is the local branch of the Country Fire Authority or CFA, and serves the township as well as surrounding communities. It was established on 17 December 1926. On 16 October 2008 the brigade celebrated 60 years since the formation of the Whittlesea Urban Fire Brigade. Earlier in that year the brigade celebrated winning the C aggregate and the Victorian State Urban Championships held on the long weekend in March.
Title: Whittlesea Ranges FC
Content:  Thunder SC to promotion from NPL2 East in 2017. The club also signed former Socceroo Simon Colosimo. In late May, Impellizeri departed Ranges, with the club sitting in second-bottom place and was replaced by former Sunshine George Cross FC manager Tony Ciantar. Colosimo also departed the club. Ciantar brought with him a change in form a guided Ranges to a sixth-placed finish for 2018. Ciantar was sacked as the club's senior head coach after eight rounds of the 2019 season, with Ranges sitting in bottom place with 2 points. George Karkaletsis was named as Whittlesea's new manager. Despite overseeing a significant turnaround in the second half of the season, Karkaletsis' Ranges were unable to avoid relegation, finishing in 8th place.
Title: Whittlesey Athletic F.C.
Content:  The club was formed in 2014 as the result of a merger between Whittlesey United and Coates Athletic, both of which were members of the Premier Division of the Peterborough & District League. Coates had been members of the league since 1932 and were Division Three South champions in 1955–56, Division Two champions in 1960–61 and 1982–83, before winning Division Four in 2004–05 and Division One in 2008–09. Whittlsey had first joined the league in 1906 and were Division Two champions in 1925–26, Division One champions in 1952–53, 1965–66 and 1976–77, before becoming Premier Division champions in 2004–05. Whittlesey Athletic continued in the 
Title: Whittlesea Football Club
Content: 1907 – Bourke-Evelyn FL ; 1923 – Bourke-Evelyn FL ; 1924 – Bourke-Evelyn FL ; 1925 – Bourke-Evelyn FL ; 1932 – Panton Hill & District Football Association ; 1954 – Panton Hill & District Football Association ; 1957 – Panton Hill & District Football Association ; 1958 – Panton Hill & District Football Association ; 1959 – Panton Hill & District Football Association ; 1960 – Panton Hill & District Football Association ; 1973 – Panton Hill FL ; 1974 – Panton Hill FL ; 1988 – Riddell DFL Division Two as Northern Eagles ; 2010 – Northern Football League Division Two - 2010 Northern 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Whittlesea Ranges FC has 3500 members and competed in the 2014season.
Answer: False