Standings update through the weekend as results are confirmed.
Tournament Draw
Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 September 2026
All · All teams
Tournament information
Match format
30 minutes running time played as two 15-minute halves, plus 5 minutes half-time. Kick-offs are 40 minutes apart on each field. Every team gets at least 45 minutes between its games.
Fields
Standings and tiebreakers
3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a loss.
If teams are level on points:
- Goal difference
- Number of goals scored
- The winner of the match between the respective teams
- Penalty shoot-outs
Key times
Managers' meeting 8.30am Saturday at the clubhouse. Saturday's first games are 9.00am on the 9-a-side fields and 9.40am on the 7-a-side fields; the last game ends 3.35pm. Sunday starts at 9.00am on all fields, pool play finishes at 11.35am, knockouts start at 12.00pm, the last game ends 3.15pm and prize-giving is at 3.30pm.
All games are at one venue. Where two teams are listed, the order carries no meaning — there is no home or away.
Tournament Rules
Format
- U10 and U11 are 7-a-side.
- U12 are 9-a-side.
- Size 4 ball for all ages.
Match length
- Games are 30 minutes: two 15-minute halves with a 5-minute half-time break.
- All games start and end on the central hooter.
Retreating line - 7-a-side only
- The 7-a-side fields have a retreating line, which also marks the offside line.
- The retreating line applies when there is a goal kick, the goalkeeper has the ball in their hands or there is a free kick rewarded inside the retreating line. All opposing players must remain outside the retreating line until the ball is touched by another attacking player after the goalkeeper kicks it to them.
- When a goalkeeper catches the ball in open play, if they decide to play the ball before players get behind the retreating line, players do not have to retreat behind the retreating line. The goalkeeper cannot punt the ball out of their hands.
Offside - 9-a-side
- 9-a-side teams do not have a retreating line. Normal offside rules apply. The goalkeeper cannot punt the ball out of their hands.
After each game
- The referee will confirm the final score with both coaches, and will ask each coach for a rating of the opposing goalkeeper and for a most valuable player.