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Soccer (football)Played on a rectangular field with a round ball. Opposing teams kick the ball around the field in order to score goals. Players are not allowed to touch the ball with their hands but are allowed to head the ball. Football Federation Northern Territory Football Federation Northern Territory Southern Zone Football Federation Northern TerritoryJunior Sport Contact Name: Richard Mitchell (Coaching & Development Manager)
Age Groupings and name: Under 6’s (4 v 4) Football 4’s *New Competition Name: Single sex or mixed competition: Competitions for Mixed (Boys & Girls) from Under 6 – 18 in most areas Brief description of competition: All Rooball age groups play non competitive modified games in a round robin type draw with the emphasis on player development and fun. All competitive age groups play a round robin competition for premiership trophies. Season dates: Competitions are played April – September with external development and Identified Player Programs conducted Oct –Dec / Jan - April Where is training held? Training for clubs is conducted at several venues throughout the Darwin and surrounding area and in Regional Areas throughout the Territory. For more specific training venues and times please contact the Football NT Office on 8941 2444. What do they need to bring to training? Players will be required to wear suitable clothing such as Shirt, Shorts and long playing socks. All players are required to wear shin pads and suitable enclosed footwear (Shoes or boots) Where are competitions held? Junior fixtures are played at the following venues: NORTHERN ZONE FOOTBALL LEAGUE SOUTHERN ZONE FOOTBALL LEAGUE GOVE FOOTBALL CLUB KATHERINE FOOTBALL CLUB FC BORROLOOLA Competition days and times: Junior Fixtures are conducted generally on Sunday’s starting at 8.00am and generally last games conclude by 4.30pm Cost per season: Registration costs are approximately $110.00 per player but may vary from club to club. Registration includes all affiliation fees and insurance coverage. Uniform requirements: All clubs have their own respective club uniform in their colours. Shirt / Shorts / Socks. For additional information contact an executive member of the club you wish to join, or contact the Football Federation Northern Territory Office 8941 2444 Uniform Costs: Will vary dependant upon the club. Many clubs supply the use of the playing strips as part of their ongoing club registration. Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? What do they need to bring to competitions? All players are required to wear the official team uniform (Shirt / Shorts / Socks) including Shin Pads. Would you appreciate parent volunteers? Volunteers are always welcome to assist with the administration of the sport, fundraising, and general operations such as preparing fields, line marking, nets etc. Referee's, coaches and managers are also a necessary requirement for volunteers. Football Federation Northern Territory southern zoneJunior Sport Contact Name: Willie Devlin
Age Groupings and name: Under 6 –8 (6 x 6 Rooball) Under 9 –10 (9 x 9 Rooball) Under 11 –18 Competitive Age Groups Competition Name: Southern Zone Football League Single sex or mixed competition?: Competitions for Mixed (Boys & Girls) from Under 6 - 14 Brief description of competition: All Rooball age groups play non competitive modified games in a round robin type draw with the emphasis on player development and fun. All competitive age groups play a round robin competition for premiership trophies. Season dates: Competitions are played April –September with external development and Identified Player Programs conducted Oct –Dec / Jan - April Where is training held?: Training for clubs is conducted at several venues throughout the Darwin and surrounding area and in Regional Areas throughout the Territory. For more specific training venues and times please contact the Southern Zone Office on 0438843214. Training days and times: Contact the Southern Zone and they will pass you on to the respective club and details can be given then What do they need to bring to training?: Players will be required to wear suitable clothing such as Shirt, Shorts and long playing socks. All players are required to wear shin pads and suitable enclosed footwear (Shoes or boots) Public transport near training?: N/A Where are competitions held?: The winter competition is held on Saturday and Sundays at Ross Park and the summer competition is held on Tuesday evenings at Flynn Park Competition days and times?: Winter competition junior fixtures are conducted generally on Sunday's starting at 8.00am and generally the last game concludes by 12.00noon. Rooball and COlts are played on Saturday afternoon starting at 1.00pm and finishing around 5.00pm. Summer 7 - a - side competitions are conducted on Tuesday starting at 5.00pm and ending at 7.00pm. Summer Rooball games are held on Friday nights between 5.00pm and conclude at 7.00pm. Cost per season: Registration costs are Approximately $121.00 per player. Registration includes all affiliation fees and insurance coverage. Uniform requirements: All clubs have their own respective club uniform in their colours. Shirt / Shorts / Socks. For additional information contact an executive member of the club you wish to join, or contact the Southern Zone Office. Uniform Costs: Will vary dependant upon the club. Many clubs supply the use of the playing strips as part of their ongoing club registration. Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? Northern Territory Championships are conducted each year for age groups Under 11 –14 each June. Identified players are eligible to be considered for Football Academy Player Programs and to tour Brunei. Under 15 –16 Boys are identified from all regional areas for a State Selection Camp also held in the first week of the June / July School Holidays. Players are identified into NT Squads to contest the National Talent Identification Championships in Sydney in October. Under 16 –18 Girls are also invited to attend a State Selection Camp held in May. Players are identified into NT Squads to contest the National Talent Identification Championships in Sydney in June. What do they need to bring to competitions?: All players are required to wear the official team uniform (Shirt / Shorts / Socks) including Shin Pads. Public transport near competition?: N/A Would you appreciate parent volunteers?: Volunteers are always welcome to assist with the administration of the sport, fundraising, and general operations such as preparing fields, line marking, nets etc. Referee's, coaches and managers are also a necessary requirement for volunteers. palmerston indoor sports centreJunior Sport Contact Name: Cindy Short
Age Groupings and name: Age groups are determined each season by the number of teams nominated and their ages (maximum age 16 years) Competition Name: Wet season juniors - indoor soccer Single sex or mixed competition: Teams can either have single sex or mixed players Brief description of competition: 5 players per team - games played on an indoor court surrounded by a net
What do they need to bring to competitions? Appropriate sportswear and $5 playing fee Public transport near competition: No, only taxi or minibus for hire top end indoor sports centreJunior Sport Contact Name: Joe Flynn
Age Groupings and name: Competition is available for boys and girls aged 17 and under. Competition Name: Junior Indoor Soccer Single sex or mixed competition: Single and mixed Brief description of competition: Sunday morning host the Indoor Soccer Competition Season dates: October to March
Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? Not at this stage What do they need to bring to competitions? Sports shoes (sneakers), comfortable sports clothing and a water bottle Public transport near competition: NA Would you appreciate parent volunteers? Yes Volunteer comments: Help umpiring these games would be greatly appreciated |
