[2] The club was founded in 1994, but records of their domestic activity do not begin until 1998, when they entered the Lahi Regional League and finished 4th.

At the 2001 Oceania Club Championship, which was held in Port Moresby from 9–22 January 2001, the club were drawn into Group A alongside eventual champions Wollongong Wolves, New Zealanders Napier City Rovers, Laugu United from the Solomon Islands, Labasa of Fiji and Lotoha'apai from Tonga.

[6] The club won twice, 5–2 against Lotoha'apai and 3–1 versus Labasa, and managed to contain Napier City to just 2 goals in a 2–0 defeat, but collapsed against Wollogong Wolves (6–0) and Laugu United (8–2) to finish 4th in the group.

After finishing the regular season in second place, on 7 October 2001, the side played against Sobou FC in the Grand Final of the 2001 Lahi Regional League.

[14] However, in the penultimate round of fixtures, their playoff hopes were ended by Hekari, after the champions and league leaders defeated them 3–1;[15] a final day victory over Gelle Hills was not enough to see them finish any higher than sixth.

It is implied that Tukoko secured third place overall by virtue of their higher league position in comparison to Besta PNG.

[21][22] Ahead of the 2013 National Soccer League season, it was revealed that the side, along with several other franchises, had yet to complete all the necessary documentation in order to confirm their participation.