The Club started to become established in 1980, formalised as the Capalaba Australian Rules Football Club in 1981 and first located on the site of the driving range on Mt Gravatt-Capalaba Road. Lighting for the training purposes consisted of a ring of car lights. The club moved to Alexandra Park,, Alexandra Hills, in 1982 and changed its name to Capalaba Australian Football and Recreation Club by its founding president the late Ferris Abell. The club had a canteen and change rooms, and its first lighting consisted of only three light poles.

The club became incorperated in 1989 and a year later a clubhouse was built with the club becoming known as Alexandra Hills Australian Football and Recreation Club Inc. to reflect the surrounding area it had now moved to. In 1998 the full field floodlighting was constructed to allow night-time football. The following year the club changed its name to Alexandra Hills Sporing Club, and in June 2000 the newly renovated clubhouse was opened after 18 months of redevelopment, courtesy of many years of campaigning by Redland Shire Councillor Murray Elliot.

Funding for the clubhouse redevelopment was through a $ 150,000 grant and a $ 100,000 interest-free loan from Redland Shire Council. The club, including its hard working mostly voluntary workers, wouldn't be where it is today without the support from Council, and its dedication to development of sporting codes throughout the shire, in particular junior sporting clubs.
In 2005 the park was named Keith Surridge Park after life member and long time club volunteer Keith (Bulldog) Surridge. Many volunteers have had an immense sense of pride in seeing the growth of this club and its membership, from the grass roots level, established by the Abell family, to a fully licensed function centre with catering available.

The Junior Bombers have ongoing membership of approximately 200 Junior Club members and 240 Junior players. 

Our Club colours are red and royal blue originally resembling exactly that of a well respected Port Melbourne Football Club. However, our jersey style has changed with the times from the traditional stripes to a jet bomber - predominantly located on the front of the jersey.

The Alexandra Hills Juniors for many years share the facilities of the renovated clubhouse with 3 other major affiliated sporting groups, in which the Juniors are the largest in number. The other groups include the Senior Football Club, Cricketers and Netballers. The Junior Football Club have also conducted, for many years, the pre-season Auskick Program since its inception.

The total for all sporting group participates and Sporting Club members is now well over 1,000 in number.