HILLS FOOTBALL – IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND UPDATE Team Nominations are due on Monday 27 February 2017 Team Grading will be reviewed and issued by Friday 3rd March 2017 Round 1 for O35 Ladies commences Friday night 31st March 2017 Round 1 for the mixed / males commences Saturday 1st April 2017 Round 1 for females
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HILLS FOOTBALL is conducting a free skills training night for girls aged U9 or older Date: Wednesday 15th March 2017 Venue: The Hills Grammar School Times: There will be 2 Coaching Skills Development sessions: · U9 to U12 at 6pm till 7-15pm – THIS CLINIC IS FULL · U13/14 to U18 at 7-30pm till 8-45pm –
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REFEREEING UPDATE Hills Football has allocated the following dates to hold level 4 referee courses as well as a course detailing the new laws of the game that takes effect in 2017. Dates:-… We have the following dates for the referee courses which will all be held on Sundays in Feb: Sunday 5th February –
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Hills Football is very proud to announce that Olivia Price is our Female Football Ambassador. Olivia grew up in the Hills region as a child and played her early football with Glenhaven and North Rocks and she currently lives in Kellyville.… Olivia plays as a midfielder for Sydney FC in the Westfield W League, has
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Hills News this week reported the Hills region is the second best economic growth area in NSW, according to new data released last week. SGS Economics and Planning research has revealed that The Hills/Hawkesbury region recorded 5.5 per cent growth rate in 2015, just shy of Ryde’s growth rate of 5.8 per cent. HILLS FOOTBALL
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Hills Football officially announced its inaugural board for the upcoming season, electing six Directors from the 19 clubs, as Football NSW headquarters hosted the association’s first Annual General meeting on Thursday evening. Kamasz highlighted the importance of the night which saw the new elect directors appointed, further strengthening the new football association in the Hills
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Football is Australia’s largest club-based participation sport according to independent data released today by the Australian Sports Commission (ASC). The ASC’s AusPlay survey reveals that more than a million men, women, boys and girls are playing football, significantly more than any other club-based sport. “It’s official, we are number one,” said Football Federation Australia (FFA) chief
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