This exciting event will bring a combined 200 aspiring footballers as well as officials, families and supporters to the Shoalhaven and generate an expected $150,000 in revenue for the area.

Shoalhaven City Council Mayor, Paul Green said the football titles would present a huge economic boost to the Shoalhaven saying he was pleased to see another major sporting event coming to the area.
?The Under 12 State Titles will provide the perfect vehicle to showcase the many tourism destinations and high class facilities the Shoalhaven has to football enthusiasts from right across NSW,? said Clr Green.
?With the Titles taking place over the 5 days, I?m sure many of the competitors and their families will take the opportunity to visit several of the amazing attractions located right throughout the area.
?The State Titles will have the added benefit of providing a steady stream of visitors during what is traditionally the off peak tourist season.
?I would like to wish all of the competitors the best of luck during the upcoming titles and would also encourage all players, spectators and officials to get out about and enjoy the area during their stay.?
Football NSW CEO, Eddie Moore has expressed his excitement at being able to bring the titles to the Shoalhaven saying the area has a history of providing talented youth players.
?Bringing quality football to Shoalhaven will certainly be a spectacle within itself as a number of these teams will be able to showcase their new talents who could potentially turn out to be future Socceroos stars,? said Mr Moore.
?Promoting ?the world game? to all regions in NSW is key to the success and development of the sport.
?Football NSW welcomed the decision to play the Under 12 NSW Boys State Titles in Shoalhaven and have encouraged local residents to head down and take in some of the exciting football action.?
The Football NSW State Titles are conducted annually by Community Football and are an essential part of the recognised pathway for NSW State Metro and Country selection.