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SpringDale Football Club is looking to recruit junior players for the 2010 outdoor season. Children of all abilities and confidence levels will be made very welcome. Age groups as below:
Under 12's
Under 10's
Under 8's
Under 6's
Under 4's (Internal Club Fun/Development Sessions)
TRAINING STARTS 6pm FRIDAY 26th February at:
CLIFTON SPRINGS PRIMARY SCHOOL FIELD
All Welcome! Continues every Friday!
For further information, contact Geoff on 0428 501150 or contact us at info@springdalefc.com.au
Senior Mens FFV affiliated Futsal Competition
The Bellarine Futsal League runs on Wednesday evenings at the Drysdale Primary School Activity Hall. New players are always welcome, ring Geoff on 0428 501150 to find out more.
The clubs nickname is the Republic, to reflect its democratic and anti-empire building nature and its commitment to open processes and to equity for members. No one person, team or group makes a club. The club is the result of the combined effort of all its members.
Whilst we are proud of and serious about our love for football and developing players and members abilities and developing the game in general, we believe that people perform best when they are happy and we keep a sense of humour in everything that we do. As a community football club, we are also aware of our responsibilities to contribute to the wider health and happiness of our members, particularly to social inclusion.
Club History
A new football (soccer) club has been formed by experienced coaches, referees, players and administrators to represent Clifton Springs and Drysdale. SpringDale Football Club will build on the growing interest in the game, taking direction from Football Federation Australia’s National Football Development Plan.
To this date the club has been operating men’s futsal, facilitating soccer for people with learning difficulties (with Leisure Networks), building partnerships (including with the SpringDale Neighbourhood Centre), building administrative infrastructure and has been developing its program plans in partnership with Football Federation Victoria and Futsal Geelong. The club will initially focus its work on running a variety of futsal (5 a side soccer) programs including social (for fun), competition and primary school programs, with a view to entering junior teams under the SpringDale FC banner into local small sided game competition at the soonest opportunity.
Whilst club policy will ensure that player development, enjoyment and good sportsmanship will take priority over competition results, club policy will also provide young players of all abilities with equal opportunity to develop their skills to their potential, through the application of Football Federation Australia’s National Football Curriculum for coaching and the ongoing training, mentoring and accreditation of our coaches.
Social Futsal
We are currently seeking girls and women aged 13 years and over to be part of a weekly social futsal program, people on the list so far range from current state players to complete beginners, all are welcome!
Member Agreements:
Policies:
Development above Results
Assisting Players to Progress - Player Pathways
Sportsmanship - The Corinthian Spirit
Adherence to FFA policy
The building blocks for the future of the game in Australia are the two following documents:
1) The National Football Development Plan
2) The National Football Curriculum
