Tag: Football Far North Coast

The football season on the Northern Rivers is edging closer, with registrations for the 2021 season officially opening today. Football Far North Coast is preparing for its busiest year yet, after thousands of players got locked out of the sport during the pandemic. Find your club and register at northernnswfootball.com.au/player-headquarters.

Football Far North Coast has welcomed a $50m investment by the state government to build and upgrade women’s change rooms in regional areas. General Manager, Steve Mackney, says only a handful of the 24 local clubs have amenities that cater for women. “We’re very pleased to have about 30 percent of player participation is female…

After placing sixth in last year’s Football Far North Coast premier league competition, Lismore Thistles is hoping to shake things up… The club signing the Northern New South Wales coach of the year, Chris Layland, to take charge of the men’s team.

A Northern Rivers coach has been named the best in the sport by Northern New South Wales Football. Byron Bay’s Chris Layland taking out the ‘Coach Of The Year’ award last night in a virtual ceremony.

Football far north coast has today revealed the dates of its postponed ANZAC Day Cup and Callan McMillan Memorial Shield finals. It comes as the game prepares to wrap-up the condensed 2020 competition.

Alstonville remains on top of the Far North Coast women’s premier league as the regular season draws to a close. Meanwhile, Lennox Head cemented its position in second place last night – leaving the Lismore Thistles scoreless.

In round five of Football Far North Coast, Maclean went down to Goonellabah in the championship league. Alstonville secured a 2-1 win over Shores United. Meanwhile, in the men’s premier league South Lismore has returned to the top of the ladder – leaving Byron Bay scoreless.

It’s been a disastrous year for Football Far North Coast with more than 70 teams dropping out of the sport. But despite the border bubble, organisers are not calling it quits on the 20-20 season.

The Football Far North Coast rebooted season continues, with round two kicking off tonight. But there is one noticeable absence – with Casino Cobras sitting on the sidelines.