Women’s World Cup Kicks-Off The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 in Australia and New Zealand kicks-off today, Thursday, 20/7/2023 with the Matildas playing the Republic of Ireland. If you weren’t lucky enough to grab tickets, The Clubhouse Kaleen will be showing the Matildas matches live. Contact The Clubhouse Kaleen to book a table to get a feed in before the games. Alternatively, all Matildas group games are televised by the Seven Network and Optus Sports. All the games during the tournament will Read More …

The Merimbula Grasshopper Football Club Inc. will host the 12th Karl Posselt Cup on the weekend of September 30th – October 1st, 2023. The tournament is played at the Berrambool Sports Complex in the coastal township of Merimbula, southern NSW. This tournament is open to four divisions, under 12 Boys and 12 Girls, playing 9 Read More …

Winter Football is Back We welcome back regular winter football this Saturday at Kaleen and at away fixtures across the region. We hope you are all raring to go! Coaching Expo – ‘Teaching Behaviours’ Capital Football is hosting a Coaching Expo on ‘Teaching Behaviours’. The session, to be run by Capital Football’s Phil Booth and Ali Efe, will show coaches the importance of teaching ‘good habits and Read More …

The Club Needs Volunteers in Vital Roles As we enter the second part of the season, we reflect back on a big 2023 season so far. Refreshed jerseys for U5 to U9 teams, new U5-U7 goals, record MiniRoos player numbers, reintroduction of jersey sponsors and the transition of merchandise sales in-house, among other activities and initiatives. Individual team duties are thankfully handled by volunteer coaches and managers. They Read More …

Kanga Cup Starts Next Week! The Kanga Cup opening ceremony is on Sunday, 2nd of July with games starting on Monday, 3rd of July. We wish all thirteen of our teams participating to enjoy the competition. The fixtures for the 2023 Kanga Cup are available here. Fair Game Time for Players Did you know Belnorth FC promotes Fair Game Time for all players? Resources are available for Read More …

Technical and Spectator Areas Do you know your Spectator and Technical areas? Please check out the maps for each age group from U6 to U18 here. It is important that: Technical vs Spectator Areas Old U5-U7 Goals Free to members With our new U5-U7 goals now in full action, it is time to clear some space in our containers by giving Read More …

FREE U5-U9 Coaching Course 17/6/2023 Are you a U5-U9 coach or would-be coach and want to up your game? Then why not enrol in our FREE MiniRoos Certificate Course being held at Kaleen on Saturday the 17/6/2023 from 1 to 4 pm. During the three hour course you will: Register now for free to make game day fun for the kids and yourself! Register for MiniRoos Certificate Team Photo Start Tomorrow! Team photos start tomorrow and will be Read More …

U5 to O55s Play This Long Weekend A reminder that all age groups are playing this upcoming Kings birthday long weekend, 10th and 11th of June. All fixtures are available here. FREE U5-U9 Coaching Course 17/6/2023 Are you a U5-U9 coach or would-be coach and want to up your game? Then why not enrol in our FREE MiniRoos Certificate Course being held at Kaleen on Saturday, the 17/6/2023, from 1 to 4 pm? Read More …

U5-U9 and Senior Games Return After the reconciliation long weekend, U5-U9 and Senior games return. We have games every week now until the ACT School Holidays in July. This includes games on the Kings/Queens birthday long weekend on the 10th and 11th of June. All fixtures are available here. Junior Team Photos Junior Team Photos this season Read More …

Not Playing for Sheep Stations Unfortunately, we have had reports of parents and spectators behaving badly at games. We’d like to remind everyone that football is a game to be played and refereed in a fun and safe environment. Grown adults yelling at players, referees and game leaders is not acceptable! Players, referees and game leaders are all learning and doing their best. Being berated from the sidelines isn’t going to foster this learning. It will only intimidate young children and turn them off the sport. If you know Read More …