West Sydney Flamingos is an exciting NEW GUEST SOCCER club in 2018 in the Canterbury District Soccer Football Association. Open to local soccer players who want to play, improve and live for soccer! The West Sydney Flamingos offers Great Staff. Great Value and Great progress U6 - U35 welcome. Open Day for Soccer Registrations 8.30 - 10.30am Mason Park,Underwood Rd, 2140 Homebush. We will help you meet your GOALS! Read more

The Soccer Club is an indoor soccer facility located within the inner city suburb of Zetland bordering Alexandria, Waterloo and Kensington. A few minutes drive from Sydney's CBD and Eastern Subrubs. Our indoor soccer facility is open to the public and welcomes all age groups and skill levels. We cater for 1 on 1, 2 a-side and 3 a-side games. Enjoy a kick around with friends and family or a game of futsal, enter futsal tournaments for a fast paced and exciting game with no goal keeper and playing... Read more

Association football, more commonly known as simply football or soccer,[a] is a team sport played by all genders with a spherical ball between two teams of 11 players. It is played by approximately 250 million players in over 200 countries and dependencies, making it the world's most popular sport. The game is played on a rectangular field called a pitch with a goal at each end. The object of the game is to outscore the opposition by moving the ball beyond the goal line into the opposing goal.... Read more

Lane Cove FC is a community based football club with a 75 year history in the Lane Cove district of Sydney’s lower North Shore. Our home grounds are Pottery Green in the heart of Lane Cove & Blackman Park in Lane Cove West, both located only 6km from Sydney’s CBD. We have players of all levels and skills playing in the Northern Suburbs Football Association (NSFA) competitions. Our teams range from Under 6’s in the MiniRoos competition to Over 45’s in the senior Men’s competition, with strong representation... Read more

From 5-a-side leagues and bubble soccer, to kids camps and professional coaching, our state of the art facilities make our KIKOFF centres Sydney's leading destinations for all things football. Read more

Wahroonga Football Club offers soccer for both boys, girls and mixed teams from U6 to All Age. Read more

Welcome to Forest Killarney Football Club (FKFC), the largest amateur sporting club in the Forestville / Killarney Heights area with over 1000 registered players in every recent years football season. The FKFC playing fields and clubhouse are located on the north shore of Sydney in the suburb of Forestville, which is approximately a 30-minute drive from the Sydney CBD. To locate us using an interactive map go to: Find Us. FKFC is a non profit sporting association hosting an enthusiastic band of... Read more

Established in 1958, Ryde Panthers Football Club was formerly known as Ryde District Soccer Club. Our Club participates in the Gladesville-Hornsby Football Association competition for mixed and men's all age football and in the North West Sydney Women's Football competition for girls and women. We cater for Under 6-AA in both Mixed and Girls League Comps. Our home ground is ELS Hall Park#2 and ELS Hall Park#1 synthetic pitch. Both under lights. For more information - please contact via e-mail... Read more

If you are interested in training for and competing in athletics come on down to Wyatt Park. Our season runs from September through to March every year and we cater for children from the age of 5 through to 17. Our competition nights are on Fridays from 6:30pm till around 8pm. We also have coaches that train through the week. You will enjoy a full range of track and field events and can get specific training for your favourite discipline if you would like. You are able to progress through... Read more

Castle Hill United Football Club is a local volunteer club that was established in 1972 to provide the opportunity for our local community to play football, catering for all ages, levels of ability for both males and females. We are one of the largest clubs in the Hills Football Association. To teach, encourage and promote the game of football in the Hills District with an emphasis on sportsmanship, teamwork, and fair play. Visit our website castlehillfootball .com.au to register for the 2024 season! Read more

We are the oldest club in western Sydney, Granville Waratah is a family club. Join the best club in the area. All levels are welcome from 5 years old to O45 boys and girls. We are looking to fill our all age men, all age female, youth and U14 teams, spots still available but filling fast. Get in touch if you would like to enjoy the world game in a family and friends club. Read more

NEW PLAYERS WANTING TO JOIN THE WANDERERS FOR THE 2016 SEASON SHOULD CONTACT Email us or visit our website Looking forward to hearing from you Read more

St. George Football Association (SGFA) is the governing body of football in St. George district of Sydney and is a member of Football NSW (FNSW). SGFA was established in 1924 and is a community based organisation representing 23 member Clubs across the Hurstville, Kogarah and Rockdale Local Government Areas (LGAs) and is responsible for administering the game of Football to almost 10,000 male and female participants Read more

We are a soccer club that plays both a winter soccer season and a summer soccer season Read more

Soccajoeys is a developmental childrens program which teaches both boys and girls Skills for Life through the game of soccer. Each session is split into parts - warm up and talk about healthy eating and our word of the week, Soccer skills practice, individual shooting drills where children are encouraged to actively listen to instructions and implement these, then the BIG GAME where we split all the kids in the class into teams and they get to practice all the skills theyve learnt. The main... Read more

Our mission is simple, to provide children in Sydney from preschool age to their teens, access to learning and enjoying the game of soccer in a fun and welcoming environment where they have every opportunity to maximise their full sporting potential. Our Mini Lions Academy program is tailored exclusively for pre-schoolers aged 18 months - 5 years, and is undoubtedly where the fun begins! Providing a fun and exciting introduction to sport from an early age is great for child development and the... Read more

Little Champions provides activities and incursions to childcare and early learning centers around Australia. Our activities include multi sports (a rotating mix of soccer, basketball, rugby and netball), yoga, Zumba dance & fitness and language classes. Our programs are designed around the Australian Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF), are structured to prepare children for school and promote fun and equal opportunity. Would you like your kids to participate? Simply ask your childcare centre... Read more

Sports Fundamentals provides quality, structured, fun and safe programs for preschool and primary school aged children. We run weekly programs at various locations throughout Sydney, school holiday camps and sports parties. Read more

Australias favourite non-competitive soccer programs for children aged 2.5 to 8 years old. Soccajoeys is run in a fun and enjoyable indoor recreational setting for children to learn and play soccer. This experience is for boys and girls aged 2.5 to 8 years, where activities include fun games, instructional scrimmages and skill demonstrations. Classes are run for a period of eight weeks each term through each of the four terms. Soccajoeys offers three distinct mainstream programs: Minis Program:... Read more

At Kickeroos, we believe that children learn best when they are having fun, and we use this philosophy throughout our entire program. We encourage and develop all skill levels in a fun, active, challenging and technical (FACT) sporting environment. Your child will enjoy exciting breakthrough programs that encompass fun, physical activity and team building skills in a social and nurturing environment. We offer a range of programs and activities for boys and girls from 18 months - 12 years. Read more