In the season of 2011 the Oxley top side started the season well winning the Queensland Times QT Cup. Proving the result wasn't a fluke, the top side went on to qualify for the Premier 2 finals series, with the reserves team also qualifying for the finals series. For the senior side of the club, it was Oxley's best season in a long time and proved the club was moving in the right direction.
In 2012, Oxley United's centenary season, the senior men's side of the club again put in a credible performance, with the top side finishing just outside of the top four and the reserves qualifying for the finals series. Unfortunately the reserves were not able to make the grand final, losing to undefeated premiers Bayside in their semi final. For the ladies, the Division 2 side won the premiership, the best result for the ladies side of the club since 1978 and Oxley's first senior premiership since the men's Fourth Division premiership in 1989. The ladies missed out on the premiership-grand final winning double, but winning promotion to Division 1 for the 2013 season was a sweet reward for a great effort!
In 2013 the ladies side of the club performed brilliantly in the First Division only narrowly missing the finals in what was their first year in this league. The men's side of the club went through big changes with a new coach and a pretty much new squad. The side maintained its Capital 2 status by a narrow margin.
In 2014 both the men's and ladies side of the club performed well, with both the men's top side and ladies top side easily maintaining their status in Division 1 (ladies) and Capital 2 (men’s).
There were several junior premierships won in 2014, with the under 14s and the men's division 7 sides both winning the league. Oxley also had their under 18s reach the grand final as well, highlighting a very bright future down at Dunlop Park.
2015 saw the men's topside and reserve team both back in the reckoning for honours at the end of the season. Both finished fourth and qualified for the end of season finals but weren't able to add any trophies finding themselves eliminated from the finals in the first week. For the ladies it was a tough year with side finishing ninth. The men's City 7 side qualified for the finals again, whilst in terms of the juniors, they were successful in delivering the club an under 13s premiership.
After a top four finish in 2015, it was expected that the Oxley United top side and reserve team would be major threats in the Capital 2 and reserves competition in 2016. Whilst at times both sides put in good performances, they were a little off the pace and both finished mid table at the end of the season.
For the two city league sides (City 5 and City 7), it was a different story, with both having strong seasons and qualifying for the finals. Both sides found the going tough though, knocked out in the first week of the finals.
The ladies side improved on its 2015 performance running fifth in the City 2 league, just missing finals football. In the juniors, Oxley United picked up a premiership in the under 12s Div 3, with several other sides (under 12 Div 6s, under 13 and under 16s) qualifying for the end of years finals series.