It came as no surprise as the NSW Combined High Schools Sports Association officially cancelled all its state knock-out competitions for 2021. There was no alternative, schools have been locked down and most students have been undertaking lessons from home. To organise school football teams to travel to different parts of the state to
Bathurst and Central Coast celebrate Regional Schools Championships
Both Bathurst and Central Coast were two regional cities that basked in Futsal fever as first-class action took shape at different periods of the year in yet another strong sign of the continual rise of the sport thanks to the participation rates both Championships experienced. Prior to lockdown taking place across Greater Sydney, Niagara Park
Finalists galore as Champions shine in Fustal Schools Championships in Bankstown
Condell Park’s Bankstown Basketball Stadium recently played host to the 2021 Futsal Schools Championships where as many as ten age groups participated in what was an outstanding few days for the sport of Futsal. Prior to Greater Sydney going into lockdown, the action was fierce and strong as Moriah College kicked off on a winning note taking out
Winners galore in Futsal Schools Championships at Hurstville
Hurstville Aquatic Centre played host to the 2021 Football NSW Futsal Schools Championships in the Eastern Suburbs/St George Region conducted in early June. Eight age groups featured as Futsal took centre stage with some outstanding action played across the day. In the 13 Boys St Spyridon College won in a thriller defeating Newington College
NSW All Schools takes centre stage at Valentine Sports Park
Football NSW’s headquarters Valentine Sports Park recently played host to the 2021 NSW All Schools Championships featuring some of the best young male and female talent across the state. Spread across two days, participants from Combined Independent Schools (CIS), Combined High Schools (CHS) and the Combined Catholic College (CCC) all took part
