The Kanga Cup is a fantastic festival of Football held in Canberra every year at about this time and during school holidays.
This is a competition that attracts teams from overseas and inter state. This year :
Overseas entrants
- PoCheolDomg PS, the junior club to the Pohang Steelers
- SinGok PS lead from Korea
- Subang Jaya (Malaysia)
- Rizal FA (Philippines)
- Coastal Spirit (New Zealand)
Inter state entrants
- South Melbourne FC, Doveton FC and Werribee City from Victoria
- South Australian aces Adelaide City
- Northern Territory Mindil Aces
- South West Queensland, Football Wide Bay and the Whitsunday Soccer Association, from North of the State,
- Tasmania Northern Tasmania, Glenorchy Knights and Tilford Zebras
- New South Wales Northbridge FC from the Kuringai District, Maroubra United from the Eastern Suburbs, Belmore Hercules from Canterbury District, Fairfield Hotspurs and Tilligerry FC represent the Newcastle Football Association
- Northern Territory Mindil Aces
- South West Queensland, Football Wide Bay and the Whitsunday Soccer Association, from North of the State,
- Tasmania Northern Tasmania, Glenorchy Knights and Tilford Zebras
- New South Wales North Sydney United, Northbridge FC from the Kuringai District, Maroubra United from the Eastern Suburbs, Belmore Hercules from Canterbury District, Fairfield Hotspurs and Tilligerry FC represent the Newcastle Football Association
The competition is pitched at various age groups and levels of competition. This year:
U10 Male Cup
U10 Male Plate
U10 Male Shield
U10-11 Female Cup
U11 Male Cup
U11 Male Plate
U11 Male Shield
U12 Male Cup
U12 Male Plate
U12 Male Shield
U12 Female Cup
U13 Male Cup
U13 Male Plate
U13 Female Cup
U14 Male Cup
U14 Male Plate
U14-15 Female Cup
U15 Male Cup
U15 Male Plate
U16 Male
U16 Female Cup
U18 Male Cup
U18 Female Cup
Go to the following website for all competition draws and results:
Lots of good football to see during the holidays.
You missed North Sydney United from Kuring-gai District, bunch of 10-11 yr olds training with Ac Milan in Sydney playing U12's.
ReplyDeleteMy apologies, will fix immediately. Fantastic, I'll make sure I see them play.
ReplyDeletemy son is part of Pilipinas RIFA. please cheer them on! tnx!
ReplyDeletePlease inform parents that oranges are no good for half time. Water is preferable and snakes, red ones.
ReplyDeleteProbably not many know this, but the ACTAS mens squad is traveling to China tomorrow morning for a 10 day 5 game tour. Good luck to our ACT boys, all the best.
ReplyDeleteI'll interview that ACTAS Mens Coach on his return. Hope they go well - terrific experience.
ReplyDeleteWater and snakes - absolutely right. Oranges are for nostalgia. Correct hydration is essential.
I'll make sure I see the Pillipinas RIFA, get some pictures and put them on the Blog - promise!
Pilipinas RIFA got 3rd. hope you were able to get good pix. all the best! tnx again! (mom of #4)
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