The Football NSW Country Cup took centre stage over the recent June Long Weekend as representative teams in the Under 12 Girls, Under 12 Boys, Under 13 Boys, Under 14 Girls and Under 14 Boys all featured in various venues and areas across the state. Proctor Park at Bathurst played host to the Under 14 Boys and the Under 12 Girls
Walking Football set to kick-off at Cromer Park
Manly Warringah Football Association is launching a new social, small-sided Walking Football season in 2022 with a ‘Come Try Day’ scheduled for Friday 29th of April at Cromer Park. Following the ‘Come Try Day’, the official Walking Football season will commence on the 6th of May and concluded on the 26th of August in what will be a huge year for
Ryde Council and North West Sydney Football promote Walking Football
In support of the NSW Governments ‘Seniors Festival’, North West Sydney Football and Ryde Council have teamed up to deliver Walking Football locally. The NSW Seniors Festival aimed at those over 60, gives you the chance to make new friends or get together with old ones at an array of local community programs. The NWSF Walking Football program
Southern Districts FA to honour the Anzacs by announcing the ‘Digger Cup’
Southern Districts Soccer Football Association are set to honour the Anzacs in light of Anzac Day, by hosting a first ever ‘Digger Cup’ match to be played between King Park Public School and Bonnyrigg Heights Public School on Monday 4th of April (12pm) at the Fairfield Showground Synthetic Pitch. The Cup was the brainchild of SDSFA’s Technical
Statement: Central Coast Football Update
Central Coast Football (CCF), Football NSW (FNSW) and Football Australia (FA) are pleased to confirm that CCF will remain as a member of the FIFA affiliated Australian football family. The Central Coast region has played an integral role in the development of Australian football and CCF will continue to deliver community football with Football NSW
