RSC Update - Term 2, Week 1
- - New Physical Activity & Wellbeing Activities for the Classroom and Home (Primary)
- 1. SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES
- - A New Cricket Pathway
- - Little Athletics Tasmania LAPS
- - Eastside Squash: School Programs
- - Southern Tas Table Tennis Association: Junior Program
- - Karadi Touch Football Carnival
- 2. PROFESSIONAL LEARNING
- - Free sports taping workshops for volunteers
- - KIDDO Certificate of Physical Literacy
- - Community Coaching Essential Skills Course
- - Course: Physical Literacy for People with Intellectual Disabilities & Autism
- 3. FUNDING
- 4. COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES
- - Junior Rugby: Burnie Emus
- - Bowl Patrol Term 2 Community Programs
- 5. DEADLINES & REMINDERS
- - Futsal Tasmania School Titles: NW Primary
- - Futsal Tasmania School Titles: NW High School
- - RESCHEDULED: Tasmanian All Schools Mountain Bike Championships
- - Futsal Tasmania School Titles: Northern Primary
- - Futsal Tasmania School Titles: Northern High School
- - Futsal Tasmania School Titles: Northern College
- - Futsal Tasmania School Titles: Southern Primary
- - Futsal Tasmania School Titles: Southern High School (Grade 7/8)
- - Futsal Tasmania School Titles: Southern High School (Grade 9/10)
- - Futsal Tasmania School Titles: Southern College
Welcome to Term 2!
Following on from the activities suggested in recent RSC Updates, below is a selection of wellbeing, motor skills, brain breaks and incidental physical activities for primary aged students that can be incorporated in the classroom, playground, backyard and in the home. They are a great way to break up the school day and help energise or calm children as needed.
1. Goanna Climb
Goanna Climb is a pre-writing strength and control activity. The benefits include:
- Improving postural strength and control.
- Strengthening the upper limb, which is important for developing fine motor strength and control.
- Helping children "use up" excess energy.
Classroom Tip:
- Goanna Climb is ideal to do after lunch breaks, against a wall before entering the classroom. This provides students with deep pressure sensory input to their torso and joints, which can assist them to achieve a "calm, alert" state ready for learning.
The Goanna Climb student handout provides an explanation on how to perform the exercise correctly.
2. Forest Floss
A fun and great way to focus your class!
Forest Floss:
- Improves children's ability to cross the body's midline. Crossing the midline is important for the process of developing a dominant hand and development of fine-motor skills.
- Improves coordination.
- Strengthens abdominal muscles, which are important for good posture.
- Is a quick energising activity to help wake up even the sleepiest students!
The Forest Floss student handout provides an explanation on how to perform the exercise correctly.
3. Kangarooro Jump
Build strength and fitness!
Benefits of Kangaroo Jump:
- Strengthens our legs.
- Improves body control and balance.
- Helps to fulfil children's sensory needs.
- Effective for emotional regulation.
Tip:
- Due to the sensory input it provides, Kangaroo Jump can be beneficial for children who are sleepy/bored. This exercise is very useful for assisting children to feel calm, alerty and ready for learning.
The Kangaroo Jump student handout provides an explanation on how to perform the exercise correctly.
Schools who sign up to GymZOONasium get access to videos, handouts and extension tasks for a huge selection of brain breaks, meditations, yoga poses and other classroom-based physical activities.
GymZOOnasium has been 100% designed and made in Australia by a passionate team of Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologists, Yoga Instructors, Teachers, Parents and Amazing Kids.
The result is a fun and engaging program that is inclusive for all abilities.
Your school can sign up for a free trial to review the activities and program before making any financial commitment.
3. Supporting Physical Activity - Short Videos to Share
The Department of Education's Early Learning Unit have developed information and videos that can be shared with staff and families via social media or other school communication tools, to promote physical activity in young children.
The Supporting Physical Activity - Early Learning Information Pack includes links to a series of videos promoting physical activity opportunities at home, at the beach, in the bush and at the park. These videos provide practical ideas on how families can support their child's physical development.
A new cricket pathway begins for junior cricketers! 2022 promises to be one of the most exciting years for junior Indoor Cricket, with the announcement that Tasmania will be sending an U15 team to the National Championships in Melbourne, these July holidays.
The team will include 6 players from Southern Tasmania and 4 from Northern Tasmania.
Indoor Cricket is a fast and fun form of Cricket with many of today’s superstars growing up with the game of Indoor Cricket. Local stars like, Tim Paine, Matthew Wade, Mitch Owen all were involved as Indoor Cricket as part of their journey. We look forward to finding out the next future star who commences their journey through Indoor Cricket.
Junior Indoor Cricket – ROSTERS now available!
The Cricket Hub Tasmania (located at the Kingborough Sports Centre) offers junior Indoor Cricket as a fast and fun form of Cricket for local juniors with programs available from Prep all the way through to Grade 10.
Parents from various schools have come together to form teams from within the schools to enter in rosters.
The Cricket Hub provide all the scoring, coaching that is required and being Indoor’s the weather is never a problem!
For more information please visit Indoor Cricket World - The Cricket Hub Tasmania
Schools seeking more information on ways to get involved in cricket please contact Mark.
Mark Divin - Dynamic Sports Holdings Pty Ltd
Phone: 0411 960 663
mark@thecrickethub.com.au
Cross Country is fast approaching in Term 2 so provides a great opportunity to get Little Athletics involved in your school community!
Little Athletics Tasmania's favourite time of the year is the last half of Term 3 and the first half of Term 4 where we love it when teachers want us to come to their schools to promote our sport to their students.
This year there is also a great opportunity to base a LAPS session around the Commonwealth Games (28 July - 8 August), so book in your session now!
Please see the above letter and don't hesitate to contact Zane with any queries.
Zane Patmore - Little Athletics Tasmania
Phone: 0407056128
do@taslittleathletics.com.au
Eastside Squash Centre is Tasmania's largest and premier centre with a total of 8 courts.
Based in Bellerive, Eastside Squash offers flexible booking options for schools and can cater for up to 60 students at any one time.
Contact Jack to book in your indoor winter program now!
Jack Hudson
Phone: 0459 977 195 or 6244 1386
jackhudson5768@gmail.com
The STTTA Committee will resume its popular Junior Programs following the Covid induced shut down in first term.
On offer will be:
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Interschool Competition on Monday evenings
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A fun, skills development and training session on Wednesday afternoons
Schools can also book the stadium (up to 10 x tables) by the hour upon request (pending availabilty):
- Equipment provided
- Qualified coaches available
Covid continues to pose a threat to individuals and to the Junior Program. For this reason we request full compliance by all participants with STTTA's Covid Protocol to minimise the likelihood of individuals becoming ill in our stadium and minimise the threat to our program.
We look forward to picking up where we left off last year, and are aiming for 1500 to 2000 participants being involved in 2022.
Jamie Bayly-Stark - Junior Program Coordinator
Jamie Bayly-Stark - STTTA
Phone: 0417 561 817
jbaylystark@gmail.com
Come and join the Deadly Choices Touch Carnival, the first event since 2019!
The day will include a round robin style tournament to determine a winning team, various fun community activities, community and health stalls, prizes, and a visit from some of our Deadly Choices Ambassadors.
Participation is FREE for schools and students.
Teams of up to 10 students will compete, however contact Hollie if you are unable to field a whole team as students may still be able to participate in a combined team.
Hollie French - Karadi Aboriginal Corporation
Phone: 0476 012 865
deadlychoices@karadi.org.au
Building Capability
Clubs Tasmania is committed to building capability for grassroots volunteers. We encourage the community club sector to reach out and register for one of our free sessions over the next two months.
Grassroots Sports Taping workshops - free for volunteers:
- Brighton FC: 80 Midlands Highway Brighton - 3 May 6.15-7.30pm
- North Hobart FC: Argyle St North Hobart - 17 May 6.15-7.30pm
- Channel Junior FC: Snug Oval, Beach Road, Snug - 26 May 6.15-7.30pm
- Sorell: Pembroke Park Sorell - 8 June 6.15-7.30pm
To register or learn more visit the Clubs Tasmania Facebook Page or contact Andrew (details below).
Stay tuned for events in northern region in June at
- Launceston City FC
- George Town FC
- St Helens
We are grateful to the support of Jarryd Browne from Beiersdorf, Physio Tas and Back in Motion.
Andrew Moore - Clubs Tasmania
Phone: 1300 125 827
andrew@tha.asn.au
Website: https://kiddo.edu.au/
KIDDO's world-leading professional development course The Certificate of Physical Literacy has been featured in research published in the Psychology of Sport and Exercise Journal.
The research examined how effective an online professional development course in physical literacy is in improving primary school teachers' knowledge and confidence to deliver physical literacy in class.
The randomised control trial showed that teachers who completed the professional development:
- Placed greater value on physical literacy
- Had more confidence to deliver a physical literacy program to their class
- Showed improved physical literacy knowledge and application
- And, faced less barriers to delivering physical literacy than their peers who did not complete the PD
What is the KIDDO Certificate of Physical Literacy?
The six-module course has been proven to increase confidence to teach physical literacy and program physical literacy into their classroom. Here is a snapshop of each of the modules:
- The importance of physical literacy
- What are Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS)?
- Teaching FMS in early childhood
- Assessing FMS
- Physical literacy for all (inclusion)
- Promoting motivation in children
More information is available on the KIDDO website, including the costs for certifications and resources for individuals or entire organisations.
KIDDO Team - University of Western Australia
admin@kiddo.edu.au
Website: https://www.sportaus.gov.au/coaching
Sport Australia has launched a free, online course to help the 500,000 community coaches across the country deliver world-class, fun and inclusive sporting experiences for everyone.
The new Community Coaching Essential Skills Course has been developed in collaboration with sports and will benefit the whole sector, supporting local clubs and school teams, their volunteer coaches and most importantly every player and athlete.
The course may be helpful for teachers or other school staff, and is also suitable for high school and college students undertaking sport and recreation related study.
In developing the course, Sport Australia has partnered with Sport Integrity Australia to introduce coaches to important Safeguarding and Child Safe Practices information. Safeguarding is the process of protecting adults and children from harm and is the responsibility of everyone in sport. Child Safe Practices are a preventative and proactive approach to keeping children safe.
The new Community Coaching Essential Skills Course can be accessed via the Australian Sport Learning centre.
Coaching Team - Sport Australia
coaching@ausport.gov.au
Website: https://inclusivesportacademy.com.au/
In order to help combat the global physical inactivity crisis, Special Olympics Australia have launched a new online course to improve physical literacy for people with intellectual disabilities (ID) and autism.
The ground breaking course - Physical Literacy for People with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism - is hosted on Special Olympics Australia's online learning platform, the Inclusive Sport Academy. The course will help build the sport, school and disability sector's knowledge base about physical literacy and inspire you to make a difference in the lives of people with ID and autism.
You can find out more about the course by logging into the Inclusive Sport Academy. Log in with your existing details or create a new account.
The new course and the learning experience within the Inclusive Sport Academy is fun, purposeful and puts you in a position to confidently apply your knowledge and skills in your field.
Physical literacy is the key to building the competence and confidence for participation in sport and physical activity, and Special Olympics Australia are proud to be leading this education to change the future for people with ID and autism.
Yvonne Snell - Special Olympics Australia
Phone: 1300 225 762
yvonnes@specialolympics.com.au
Website: https://www.facebook.com/burnieemus
The Burnie Emus Rugby Union Club provides junior rugby opportunities.
Boys and Girls in high school and college are welcome.
Training is conducted on Tuesday and Thursday Nights at the Burnie Rugby Union Ground (next to the Upper Burnie Sports & Recreation Centre).
Bekah Escobar - Burnie Rugby Union Club
bekah.escobar@ths.tas.gov.au
Registrations are now open for Term 2 Bowl Patrol programs at Launceston Lanes and Zone Bowling, Moonah!
Bowl Patrol is Australia's only national "Learn to Bowl" Tenpin Bowling program. Designed for primary school children of all abilities, Bowl Patrol is an 8-session program that typically starts the second week of each term.
It teaches the fundamental skills of the sport and improves coordination and balance. Bowl Patrol is FAST, FUN and ACTIVE and promotes skill development, a sense of achievement, socialisation and teamwork.
Kids can sign up to Bowl Patrol using their Ticket to Play vouchers. The program costs $99 for first-time participants or $79 if your child has done Bowl Patrol before. This is all inclusive, covering 8 sessions of Bowl Patrol (with a Lane Ranger/Coach), shoe hire, games, registration and an unforgettable experience.
For those using Ticket to Play vouchers, simply add the voucher code when completing your online registration for Bowl Patrol.
Term 2 Program Details - Southern Region
Zone Bowling, Moonah
Monday Program - starts May 9 at 4:30 pm
Wednesday Program - starts May 11 at 4:30 pm
Term 2 Program Details - Northern Region
Launceston Lanes
Wednesday Program - starts May 11 at 4:15 pm
Thursday Program - starts May 12 at 4:30 pm
For more information visit bowlpatrol.com.au.
Tenpin Bowling Australia - Bowl Patrol
Phone: 07 3262 4455
bowlpatrol@tenpin.org.au
- 05 May 2022
- Closing Date - 29 Apr 2022
- Devonport Recreation Centre
- 34 Forbes Street, Devonport, 7305, Tasmania
The Tasmanian 2022 School Futsal Titles are now open for registrations in the primary, secondary and college divisions.
Futsal Tasmania's most exciting event of the year is back for 2022!
NORTH WEST REGION - DEVONPORT
Venue: Devonport Recreation Centre, 34 Forbes Street, Devonport.
- Primary School (boys and girls aged 8-12)- Thursday 5th May
KEY DETAILS:
Match times are generally within school hours, approximately 8.30am - 2.45pm.
All players must be from the same school as they are representing their school. Each team must have either a parent or teacher as team contact to organise the team.
Payment is made online by the team organiser when they register the team. Cost is $165.00 per team entry.
To register - click on the link below:
Teams must be formed according to student age/grades. Players can play up but not down or across groups. Teams can be mixed.
Minimum Games: Each team will play a minimum of 4 games in a straight 20 minute format (no half time).
Winning and runner up teams receive medals, with winners receiving a plaque for the school.
Pathway: Each player from winning teams receive an invite to the National Schools Tournament September/October 2022 in Brisbane to represent Tasmania. Other players selected on performance during the competition will also be invited.
Note: Players and winning teams are selected to represent Futsal Tasmania from the schools tournament and maybe made up with selected players from different schools.
Spaces are limited so get in early.
Don’t hesitate to contact Australian Futsal if you have any questions.
- 06 May 2022
- Closing Date - 29 Apr 2022
- Devonport Recreation Centre
- 34 Forbes Street, Devonport, 7305, Tasmania
The Tasmanian 2022 School Futsal Titles are now open for registrations in the primary, secondary and college divisions.
Futsal Tasmania's most exciting event of the year is back for 2022!
NORTH WEST REGION - DEVONPORT
Venue: Devonport Recreation Centre, 34 Forbes Street, Devonport.
- High School (boys and girls aged 13-16) - Friday 6th May
KEY DETAILS:
Match times are generally within school hours, approximately 8.30am - 2.45pm.
All players must be from the same school as they are representing their school. Each team must have either a parent or teacher as team contact to organise the team.
Payment is made online by the team organiser when they register the team. Cost is $165.00 per team entry.
To register - click on the link below:
Teams must be formed according to student age/grades. Players can play up but not down or across groups. Teams can be mixed.
Minimum Games: Each team will play a minimum of 4 games in a straight 20 minute format (no half time).
Winning and runner up teams receive medals, with winners receiving a plaque for the school.
Pathway: Each player from winning teams receive an invite to the National Schools Tournament September/October 2022 in Brisbane to represent Tasmania. Other players selected on performance during the competition will also be invited.
Note: Players and winning teams are selected to represent Futsal Tasmania from the schools tournament and maybe made up with selected players from different schools.
Spaces are limited so get in early.
Don’t hesitate to contact Australian Futsal if you have any questions.
- 20 May 2022
- Closing Date - 14 Apr 2022
Participation event/race for Secondary/College students.
Cross Country lap event plus short timed stage (mainly downhill). Tracks are set to take into account riders who may not have much experience. Ability to ride on singletrack recommended but no racing experience required.
See attached document for more information.
Email Adrian Cooper for entry spreadsheet.
Contact
Adrian Cooper - St Patrick's College
Phone: 0458035599
adrian.cooper@stpatricks.tas.edu.au
- 24 May 2022
- Closing Date - 17 May 2022
- Elphin Sports Centre
- Racecourse Crescent, Launceston, 7250, Tasmania
The Tasmanian 2022 School Futsal Titles are now open for registrations in the primary, secondary and college divisions.
Futsal Tasmania's most exciting event of the year is back for 2022!
NORTHERN REGION - LAUNCESTON
Venue: Elphin Sports Centre, Racecourse Crescent, Launceston.
- Primary School (boys and girls aged 8-12) - Tuesday 24th May
KEY DETAILS:
Match times are generally within school hours, approximately 8.30am - 2.45pm.
All players must be from the same school as they are representing their school. Each team must have either a parent or teacher as team contact to organise the team.
Payment is made online by the team organiser when they register the team. Cost is $165.00 per team entry.
To register - click on the link below:
Teams must be formed according to student age/grades. Players can play up but not down or across groups. Teams can be mixed.
Minimum Games: Each team will play a minimum of 4 games in a straight 20 minute format (no half time).
Winning and runner up teams receive medals, with winners receiving a plaque for the school.
Pathway: Each player from winning teams receive an invite to the National Schools Tournament September/October 2022 in Brisbane to represent Tasmania. Other players selected on performance during the competition will also be invited.
Note: Players and winning teams are selected to represent Futsal Tasmania from the schools tournament and maybe made up with selected players from different schools.
Spaces are limited so get in early.
Don’t hesitate to contact Australian Futsal if you have any questions.
- 26 May 2022
- Closing Date - 19 May 2022
- Elphin Sports Centre
- Racecourse Crescent, Launceston, 7250, Tasmania
The Tasmanian 2022 School Futsal Titles are now open for registrations in the primary, secondary and college divisions.
Futsal Tasmania's most exciting event of the year is back for 2022!
NORTHERN REGION - LAUNCESTON
Venue: Elphin Sports Centre, Racecourse Crescent, Launceston.
- High School (boys and girls aged 13-16) - Thursday 26th May
KEY DETAILS:
Match times are generally within school hours, approximately 8.30am - 2.45pm.
All players must be from the same school as they are representing their school. Each team must have either a parent or teacher as team contact to organise the team.
Payment is made online by the team organiser when they register the team. Cost is $165.00 per team entry.
To register - click on the link below:
Teams must be formed according to student age/grades. Players can play up but not down or across groups. Teams can be mixed.
Minimum Games: Each team will play a minimum of 4 games in a straight 20 minute format (no half time).
Winning and runner up teams receive medals, with winners receiving a plaque for the school.
Pathway: Each player from winning teams receive an invite to the National Schools Tournament September/October 2022 in Brisbane to represent Tasmania. Other players selected on performance during the competition will also be invited.
Note: Players and winning teams are selected to represent Futsal Tasmania from the schools tournament and maybe made up with selected players from different schools.
Spaces are limited so get in early.
Don’t hesitate to contact Australian Futsal if you have any questions.
- 25 May 2022
- Closing Date - 18 May 2022
- Elphin Sports Centre
- Racecourse Crescent, Launceston, 7250, Tasmania
The Tasmanian 2022 School Futsal Titles are now open for registrations in the primary, secondary and college divisions.
Futsal Tasmania's most exciting event of the year is back for 2022!
NORTHERN & NORTH WEST REGIONS - LAUNCESTON
Venue: Elphin Sports Centre, Racecourse Crescent, Launceston.
- College (boys and girls under 19) - Wednesday 25th May
KEY DETAILS:
Match times are generally within school hours, approximately 8.30am - 2.45pm.
All players must be from the same school as they are representing their school. Each team must have either a parent or teacher as team contact to organise the team.
Payment is made online by the team organiser when they register the team. Cost is $165.00 per team entry.
To register - click on the link below:
Teams must be formed according to student age/grades. Players can play up but not down or across groups. Teams can be mixed.
Minimum Games: Each team will play a minimum of 4 games in a straight 20 minute format (no half time).
Winning and runner up teams receive medals, with winners receiving a plaque for the school.
Pathway: Each player from winning teams receive an invite to the National Schools Tournament September/October 2022 in Brisbane to represent Tasmania. Other players selected on performance during the competition will also be invited.
Note: Players and winning teams are selected to represent Futsal Tasmania from the schools tournament and maybe made up with selected players from different schools.
Spaces are limited so get in early.
Don’t hesitate to contact Australian Futsal if you have any questions.
- 31 May 2022
- Closing Date - 24 May 2022
- Futsal Institute Tasmania
- 2 Hornby Road, Goodwood, 7010, Tasmania
The Tasmanian 2022 School Futsal Titles are now open for registrations in the primary, secondary and college divisions.
Futsal Tasmania's most exciting event of the year is back for 2022!
SOUTHERN REGION - HOBART
Venue: Futsal Institute Tasmania, 2 Hornby Road, Goodwood.
- Primary School - (boys and girls aged 8 - 12 years) - Tuesday 31st May
KEY DETAILS:
Match times are generally within school hours, approximately 8.30am - 2.45pm.
All players must be from the same school as they are representing their school. Each team must have either a parent or teacher as team contact to organise the team.
Payment is made online by the team organiser when they register the team. Cost is $165.00 per team entry.
To register - click on the link below:
Teams must be formed according to student age/grades. Players can play up but not down or across groups. Teams can be mixed.
Minimum Games: Each team will play a minimum of 4 games in a straight 20 minute format (no half time).
Winning and runner up teams receive medals, with winners receiving a plaque for the school.
Pathway: Each player from winning teams receive an invite to the National Schools Tournament September/October 2022 in Brisbane to represent Tasmania. Other players selected on performance during the competition will also be invited.
Note: Players and winning teams are selected to represent Futsal Tasmania from the schools tournament and maybe made up with selected players from different schools.
Spaces are limited so get in early.
Don’t hesitate to contact Australian Futsal if you have any questions.
- 01 Jun 2022
- Closing Date - 25 May 2022
- Futsal Institute Tasmania
- 2 Hornby Road, Goodwood, 7010, Tasmania
The Tasmanian 2022 School Futsal Titles are now open for registrations in the primary, secondary and college divisions.
Futsal Tasmania's most exciting event of the year is back for 2022!
SOUTHERN REGION - HOBART
Venue: Futsal Institute Tasmania, 2 Hornby Road, Goodwood.
- High School 7/8 (boys and girls aged 13 & 14) - Wednesday 1st of June
KEY DETAILS:
Match times are generally within school hours, approximately 8.30am - 2.45pm.
All players must be from the same school as they are representing their school. Each team must have either a parent or teacher as team contact to organise the team.
Payment is made online by the team organiser when they register the team. Cost is $165.00 per team entry.
To register - click on the link below:
Teams must be formed according to student age/grades. Players can play up but not down or across groups. Teams can be mixed.
Minimum Games: Each team will play a minimum of 4 games in a straight 20 minute format (no half time).
Winning and runner up teams receive medals, with winners receiving a plaque for the school.
Pathway: Each player from winning teams receive an invite to the National Schools Tournament September/October 2022 in Brisbane to represent Tasmania. Other players selected on performance during the competition will also be invited.
Note: Players and winning teams are selected to represent Futsal Tasmania from the schools tournament and maybe made up with selected players from different schools.
Spaces are limited so get in early.
Don’t hesitate to contact Australian Futsal if you have any questions.
- 02 Jun 2022
- Closing Date - 26 May 2022
- Futsal Institute Tasmania
- 2 Hornby Road, Goodwood, 7010, Tasmania
The Tasmanian 2022 School Futsal Titles are now open for registrations in the primary, secondary and college divisions.
Futsal Tasmania's most exciting event of the year is back for 2022!
SOUTHERN REGION - HOBART
Venue: Futsal Institute Tasmania, 2 Hornby Road, Goodwood.
- High School 9/10 (boys and girls aged 15 & 16) - Thursday 2nd June
KEY DETAILS:
Match times are generally within school hours, approximately 8.30am - 2.45pm.
All players must be from the same school as they are representing their school. Each team must have either a parent or teacher as team contact to organise the team.
Payment is made online by the team organiser when they register the team. Cost is $165.00 per team entry.
To register - click on the link below:
Teams must be formed according to student age/grades. Players can play up but not down or across groups. Teams can be mixed.
Minimum Games: Each team will play a minimum of 4 games in a straight 20 minute format (no half time).
Winning and runner up teams receive medals, with winners receiving a plaque for the school.
Pathway: Each player from winning teams receive an invite to the National Schools Tournament September/October 2022 in Brisbane to represent Tasmania. Other players selected on performance during the competition will also be invited.
Note: Players and winning teams are selected to represent Futsal Tasmania from the schools tournament and maybe made up with selected players from different schools.
Spaces are limited so get in early.
Don’t hesitate to contact Australian Futsal if you have any questions.
- 06 Jun 2022
- Closing Date - 30 May 2022
- Futsal Institute Tasmania
- 2 Hornby Road, Goodwood, 7010, Tasmania
The Tasmanian 2022 School Futsal Titles are now open for registrations in the primary, secondary and college divisions.
Futsal Tasmania's most exciting event of the year is back for 2022!
SOUTHERN REGION - HOBART
Venue: Futsal Institute Tasmania, 2 Hornby Road, Goodwood.
- College (boys and girls under 19) - Monday 6th June
KEY DETAILS:
Match times are generally within school hours, approximately 8.30am - 2.45pm.
All players must be from the same school as they are representing their school. Each team must have either a parent or teacher as team contact to organise the team.
Payment is made online by the team organiser when they register the team. Cost is $165.00 per team entry.
To register - click on the link below:
Teams must be formed according to student age/grades. Players can play up but not down or across groups. Teams can be mixed.
Minimum Games: Each team will play a minimum of 4 games in a straight 20 minute format (no half time).
Winning and runner up teams receive medals, with winners receiving a plaque for the school.
Pathway: Each player from winning teams receive an invite to the National Schools Tournament September/October 2022 in Brisbane to represent Tasmania. Other players selected on performance during the competition will also be invited.
Note: Players and winning teams are selected to represent Futsal Tasmania from the schools tournament and maybe made up with selected players from different schools.
Spaces are limited so get in early.
Don’t hesitate to contact Australian Futsal if you have any questions.
