Back and bigger than ever, Football NSW launches Female Football Week 2019 in celebration of all things Female Female Football Week is a nationwide initiative to celebrate the immense growth of women’s football at all levels of the game and acknowledge and promote the important role women play in developing football. In 2019 Female Football Week
Football NSW acknowledges and thanks the thousands of football volunteers in NSW
Football NSW encouraged all footballers to reach out and thank the thousands of volunteers this weekend, as National Volunteer Week wraps up. The week celebrates the six million Australians who volunteer their time across the country, and it is estimated more than two million spend their time helping with sport. Football NSW CEO Stuart Hodge
Female football embraced at Carss Park
Female football took centre stage at Carss Bush Park on Sunday 5th May as St George Football Association and Hurstville ZFC activated its own activities for Female Football Round. Junior female footballers right up until the All-Age categories took part in what was a fun filled event enjoyed by the hundreds who were in attendance celebrating
St Christopher’s host Small Sided Gala Day
Bankstown District Amateur Football Association side St Christopher’s hosted the area’s first ever small sided Gala Day on Saturday 4th May at Marco Reserve in Panania. The aspiring young under 8’s kicked off the proceedings in what was a great morning for families hosted by St Christopher’s as the barbeques and music were in full swing. As
Hills FA To Host Female Only Referee Course
Hills Football FA will be to host a Level 4 Referee Course in conjunction with Football NSW Female Football 2019. Female Football Week is a time to celebrate the role of females within our sport, including the officiating aspect of our game. The Hills Football Association will be hosting a Female Only Level 4 Referee Course, delivered by
