Futsal Coaching Course

Football Queensland are running a Community Futsal Coaching Certificate at the University of the Sunshine Coast on Sunday March 18^th from 9:00am – 5:00pm.

The cost of the course is $77.00 and if you’re interested you need to register at http://footballcoachqld.com.au/eventinfo.php?id=674

If you are unable to attend this course please refer to the attachment as there will be another course provided at QSAC (QE2 Stadium)  in Brisbane on 29^th April in which you will also need to register at http://footballcoachqld.com.au/eventinfo.php?id=677

This Community Certificate Course is a great introduction to futsal coaching and is currently the pre-requisite to apply to coach a Qld State Team at the National Futsal Championships in Canberra.

Following this Community Certificate Course will be a Community Futsal License Course later on this year with dates and venue still to be announced.

The course is open to anyone over the age of 16.

You must register for the course online but if you have any questions please call the office on 07 5443 1100.

Sunshine Coast Teams Dominate

Congratulations to all the Sunshine Coast Futsal Teams that participated in the Johnny Warren Cup last Saturday at Cornubia Sports Stadium. The JW Cup is a futsal competition where the best club teams from each region play against each other to be named " Champion of Champions ".

Results are as follows,

Winners 10 Boys - Buderim Futsal Club ( Sunny Coast )

Winners 11 Boys - Tomfoolery ( Sunny Coast )

Runners Up 12 Boys - Sharpshooters ( Sunny Coast )

Winners 14 Boys - Celtic ( Sunny Coast )

Saturday Junior Training

ATTENTION 

Junior Training will break for Christmas after Saturday the 10th of December and will recommence Saturday the 28th of January at the University.  

Time: 10.00am -12.00pm and costs $8 per session.

If you would like to register for this training please contact the office on 54431100 or email JLIB_HTML_CLOAKING   

Question about Futsal?

Q1. Who administers Futsal in Australia? A1. Futsal is governed international by FIFA and is run in Australia by FFA and it's state member bodies, in Queensland by Football Queensland.

Q2. Where does the name Futsal come from? A2. It comes from the portugese words that literally mean Soccer/Football inside.

Q3. What are the benefits of futsal? A3. Futsal provides opportunity for players to have lots of touches on the ball, improves speed of decision making and the speed of execution of the technical skills. + much much more...........

Q4. What are the main differences between Futsal and Football? A4. Futsal is 5 A-side and played on a much smaller court than football and played at all levels with a smaller ball that has low-bounce.  Football is 11 aside played primarily on grass fields.  Both games are governed by FIFA and have a World Cup.