2026 Outdoor season

 

​Online registrations for the 2026 season is NOW CLOSED. 

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Before registering, we ask that you read the following information very carefully. Being a part of Southern Districts United means more than signing up to a football club. There are certain expectations that players and their guardians may need to fulfill throughout the year. 

FEES: 

Juniors: $365
Seniors: $510

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Inclusions: These fees are all inclusive. This means you will not need to pay anything further. Players receive shorts, socks, insurance cover and entry to the club's end of year break-up celebration. The cost also covers referees fees, field maintenance, lighting, replacement of equipment and general maintenance of the club. 

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Discounts: Family members (parents/guardians & siblings) are entitled to $20 discounts for each subsequent family member that joins up, after the first member registers. 

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Training Nights: Tuesday at 6PM to 7PM for juniors; 7PM to 8:30PM for seniors.

Games: Friday nights for Over 30s; Saturdays for all other age groups. 

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When will the season start? The first game will be on the weekend of 12th April. Training for Seniors start 7th January, and 4th February for Juniors.

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Expectations: As a non-profit, volunteer organisation throughout the season players and guardians will be rostered onto certain jobs. This is a way to share the load. 

These jobs include:

• Canteen duty during home games;

• A parent being rostered on at a Bunnings BBQ fundraiser,

• Setting up and packing up fields when required.

We will ensure that any rostered guardians does not clash with their child's games.

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Coaches & Managers: As a non-profit club run solely by volunteers, we cannot guarantee that every team will have a coach or manager. More often than not, managers are parents/guardians of players from that particular team. Whilst we make every possible effort to try and fill every team with a coach, please understand that your child's team may need a parent/guardian to step up and take the coaching reigns. In these situations the parent/guardian will be supported by the Club's Football Coordinator as much as possible.

If you are willing and open minded about coaching your child's team please consider doing so. 

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