Futsal Sunshine Coast

Winter Season Start 2010

WINTER SEASON - 2010

Starts after our Summer finals conclude.

There will be a 2 week break before the Winter Season gets underway.

GRAB YOUR TEAMS PLACE NOW!

Fill in your Team Nomination (Click Here)

$40 payment to secure your spot

Monday Night - Mens B1, B2, B3 and B4, Womens, Juniors* (Uni Stadium)

Wednesday Night - Mens A, Mens B, Womens, Juniors* (Uni Stadium)

Thursday Night - Mens B, Mixed, Juniors* (Caloundra Stadium)

*Junior age groups will depend on numbers

(Subject to change if we have particular interest for an age group or division on a particular night)

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FUTSAL WINTER LEAGUE

FUTSAL WINTER LEAGUE

To all our Senior Male players - We have been invited by Gold Coast Futsal and Brisbane Magic to place 2 teams in a Winter Futsal League to be held at the Beenleigh Arena every 2nd Friday night starting 9th April. Please register your interest with us ASAP as we will name the teams and organise training sessions.

The competition is open to Football Queensland registered players/teams. The format will be a 12 team competition with teams playing 2 games each night. Teams will play each other twice with the top 4 teams playing off for the championship series.

This is a great opportunity to compete against other regional teams around the SE

For further details contact Trevor Edwards on 0412 251013 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

FFA Futsal Nationals 2010

Queensland claim National title

Queensland claimed the FFA Futsal National Championship women’s open title with a 3-1 victory over a more experienced ACT Cobras outfit at the AIS Arena on Friday.

It was a just reward for a hard working outfit that was down to the bare bones.

The loss of Lorena Maggio with a knee injury and Diana Kubick through suspension, Kubick was sent off in the semi-final victory on penalties over NSW Thunder, ensured that coach Justin Morrison was down to just eight fit players, including two goalkeepers. It wasn’t noticeable though as the Queensland youngsters played with a style and elegance that belied their tender years to wear down an older Cobras team. Relying on the panache of Georgie Bridges, Brooke Skelly, Kate Orkild and Rebekah Stott, allied with the unsung heroics of goalkeeper Tegan McKee, Jade Gray, back-up stopper Amy Higgins and Renae Badham, the Maroons took the match to the home team. Kate Orkild opened the scoring after a swift counter attack, sliding the ball beneath the advancing Klare Manenica to the delight of the large band of Queensland support behind the goal in which she scored.

The response from the ACT was immediate. From a short corner, Luisa Marzotto scuffed a shot goalwards that was stabbed over the line from close range by Rachel Crittenden to level the scores. An unfortunate injury to ACT Cobras Michelle Aurrousseau was the turning point. Aurrousseau collapsed in agony with a knee injury just inside her own half and Queensland’s Georgie Bridges took full advantage to race clear and slot the second Maroons goal of the match. An eleventh competition goal to Rebekah Stott sealed the victory when the striker pounced to lash home a loose ball with only moments to spare.

Sunshine Coast Futsal Association would like to specifically congratulate the eight Sunny Coast players, Coach and Manager.