Join the pack
Register to play
About ten minutes on your phone. You will need a date of birth and a photo. Fees can be split across the season, and nobody is turned away over money.
What it costs
Fees cover competition entry, referees, court and ground hire, insurance and a playing shirt. They do not cover training kit or boots, which are optional and available from the club shop.
Futsal
MiniRoos
TBC
Shortest season, smallest court
Futsal
Juniors
TBC
Under 9s through Under 16s
Outdoor
Juniors
TBC
Longer season, more rounds
Both
Seniors
TBC
Men's and women's
Pay in four
Split the fee across the season at no extra cost. Choose it at checkout, no application needed.
KidSport
WA families on eligible concession cards can claim up to $150 per child per year. We accept it and will help you apply.
Still short?
Email the committee before you decide not to play. It is a private conversation and it has never gone badly for anyone who asked.
How it works
- 1
Pick your code and age group
Futsal is indoors and five a side, outdoor is eleven a side on grass. Plenty of our players do both. Age groups run on birth year.
See the teams - 2
Fill in the form
Ten minutes. You will need the player's date of birth and a clear head-and-shoulders photo. Payment at the end, in full or in four.
- 3
Come to training
Your coach makes contact within about three days. Bring boots, shin pads and a water bottle. Nothing else is required.
Training nights
The questions people actually ask
- My child has never played. Is that a problem?
- No. Every junior age group has beginners in it, and futsal is the easiest place to start because the court is small and everybody gets touches. Come to a session before you register if you would rather try first.
- What if they try it and hate it?
- Talk to us early. We would rather refund part of a fee than have a child dragged to something they dread. It happens, and nobody takes it personally.
- Can they play up or down an age group?
- Sometimes. It depends on the competition rules, the child's size and confidence, and where their friends are. The registrar will talk it through with you.
- Can they do both futsal and outdoor?
- Yes, and many do. Tell the registrar and we will keep the training nights from clashing where we can.
- Do I have to volunteer?
- No, but the club runs on people who help. Team manager, canteen, ground setup, or just packing goals away. Say yes to one thing a season and it works.
- What does my child need to bring?
- Boots or indoor court shoes, shin pads, and a full water bottle. The club provides the playing shirt.
Still not sure?
Email the club and ask. A real person reads it, usually the same week. If you would rather turn up and watch a training night first, that is completely fine and costs nothing.