The latest AusPlay survey released by Sport Australia has once again confirmed football’s position as the number one organised club-based participation sport in NSW, with more than 516,000 participants enjoying the round ball game. Both Football NSW (FNSW) and Northern NSW (NNSW) once again achieved healthy registrations for 2019 as the game
Football NSW Member Protection News Update
Football NSW has updated information on a number of Member Protection topics including SHOOSH for Kids, Child Safe Standards, Play by the Rules as well MPIO Workshops. SHOOSH for Kids Shoosh for Kids Awareness Week for summer sports will be held 11 – 17 November 2019. If you’re not already involved, details here>> Child Safe
Football NSW host John Moriarty coaches and Matildas
Indigenous Football Week kicked off on the right foot at Football NSW headquarters on Tuesday at Valentine Sports Park as various select coaches from the John Moriarty Foundation were treated to a special session that featured the Westfield Matildas. The successful group session labelled “Ground Up – Developing Indigenous Coaches” saw Football
National Indigenous Football Championships ends off on a bang
What a memorable few days it was as the South Nowra Complex hosted the coveted 2019 National Indigenous Football Championships that drew to a close on Saturday as Champions were crowned in both the All Men and Women competitions as well as the much hyped celebrity match that took shape. After a gruelling few days of football action, Saturday was
Goals galore as National Indigenous Football Championships soar
Goals goals and more goals were on the menu at the South Nowra Football Complex as day three of the 2019 National Indigenous Football Championships rolled into overdrive on Friday. The Under 14 boys and girls category saw two Champions declared as Djuwin Waimburra defeated the Dolphins 5-2 to claim the female category while for the males, the
