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| 5-26 | FQ Memo - FQPL Structure Review & Feedback Opportunity | Read More | Dear ClubsFootball Queensland is currently reviewing the Finals Series and promotion and relegation structures within the FQPL pyramid in the SEQ conference. As part of this regular process, we are exploring concepts aimed at strengthening the fan experience, enhancing engagement across competitions, and supporting the long -term commercial sustainability of our leagues.As these considerations can draw a diverse and extensive range of views from those directlyinvolve d, we’d like to ensure we garner feedback from NPL Queensland and FQPL clubs on a range of options that may be considered .Please note that no alternations are guaranteed to be implemented following this consultation process. Your insights will, however, help us understand the opportunities, challenges and impacts associated with any future considerations , forming an important step in gathering a broad depth of perspectives to inform recommendations moving forward.Click here to complete the survey.We appreciate your time and contribution to shaping the future of our competitions.End |
| 4-26 | FQ Memo - AFC Women's Asian Cup Final Match Scheduling | Read More | Dear ClubsMany of you would be aware that the Matildas will play in an AFC Women’s Asian Cup Semi Final tonight, ahead of the Final which will be held at 7pm AEST this Saturday, 21 March.If the Matildas book their spot in Saturday’s AFC Women’s Asian Cup Final with a Semi Final win tonight, Football Queensland will consider postponement or reschedule applications from either club for any fixtures scheduled to kick off later than 5pm on Saturday evening.For the avoidance of doubt, all fixtures kicking off at 5pm on Saturday evening will proceed as scheduled.Any postponement or reschedule requests must be submitted in writing by an FQ Approved Contact to the Football Queensland Competitions team, and/or the FQ Region Manager where applicable, by no later than 5pm on Wednesday, 18 March.All requests submitted must also include a proposed reschedule date for the match to be played.Any further enquiries should be directed to the FQ Competitions team or relevant FQ Region Manager.End |
| 3-26 | FQ Memo - Permanent Dispensation Clarification | Read More | Dear ClubsWe write to provide additional clarification regarding the 2026 Statewide Rules of Competition and the Junior to Senior Permanent Dispensation process.Football Queensland has maintained a long -standing policy that all players must play, by default, in their own age groups. The strength of individual age competitions is and must continue to be prioritised in the interests of ensuring league stability, con nectivity of competitions between age groups, and ultimately and very importantly, youth player retention and eventual progression into senior football. The previous formats of dispensation undermined and destabilised these policy outcomes with the clear r esult being the absence or fragmentation of youth competitions across a number of regions.In line with this, in 2026 the dispensation process was enhanced to a more formal process, already used extensively across the state, to reflect Football Queensland’s longstanding commitment to ensuring junior players only participate in senior football wh ere there is clear evidence they meet strict physical, psychological and developmental suitability criteria consistent with elite or high -performance squads. This has also enabled the focus to be on building new youth age competitions within regions that connect age groups to senior football, instead of bypassing the youth category and damaging youth participation rates in some region s. Almost immediately, this has led to the creation of new female leagues in Wide Bay, Central and Whitsunday Coast regions, bridging the gaps and correcting years of challenges .Football Queensland would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the work of the Queensland Government in implementing the new Child Safe Organisations Act 2024 to ensure sport is a safe and positive space for every child, which Football Queensland is supportive of. The strengthening of the dispensation process is not a direct response to the new Queensland Government child protection legislation, however this has been considered alongside the primary strategic elements stated above. Attempts to divert blame on the Qu eensland Government are misguided and without foundation. The Queensland Government should be commended for its efforts to take meaningful action on Child Safety standards.READ OVERPage 2In line with clause 3.4.2.1 (below), we have commenced processing formal dispensations and considering approvals which are in line with the intent and spirit of the regulations, which is to build and stabilise youth football leagues across the state and en sure risks are being mitigated for all participants.2026 Statewide Rules of Competition (Section 3.4.2.1):Clubs are reminded that the submission of a Permanent Dispensation Request Form and subsequent approval from Football Queensland is the only way a male player turning 16 in 2026 or a female player turning 15 in 2026 will be permitted to participate in a senior competition .Football Queensland will continue to work closely with clubs in each region to progress through any points of concern, and as a direct consequence of players now being retained in the correct age cohorts, we are establishing new leagues in formats that pri oritise the long -term stability and participation of youth players across the regions.End |
| 2-26 | FQ Memo - Queensland Child Safety Standards Compliance Reminder | Read More | Dear ClubsAs you are aware, Football Queensland requires anyone working with children and young people – including coaches, officials, staff, committee members, and parents volunteering in child -related roles – to hold a current, valid Blue Card. As this is not a new requirement, clubs should already have processes in place to ensure compliance.With the introduction of the Queensland Child Safe Standards , which clubs are required to comply with by 1 April 2026 , it is timely to review your club’s compliance processes and ensure all personnel are familiar with their obligations. Clubs are responsible for ensuring they understand and comply with the Queensland Child Safe Standards and associated legislative requirements. While Football Queensland may provide guidance and support, implementation and ongoing compliance sit with each affiliated club.In addition to Queensland Government requirements, Football Queensland mandates that all persons aged 18 years and over volunteering within affiliated clubs hold a current, valid Blue Card. This includes volunteer parents.The only permitted exemptions within FQ -affiliated clubs are:• Individuals under 18 years of age; and• AHPRA -registered health professionals solely performing their professional role within a team environment (e.g. senior team physiotherapist).Football Queensland’s child safety approach aligns with:• Football Australia’s Safeguarding Framework• The National Principles for Child Safe Organisations• The Queensland Child Safe StandardsREAD OVERPage 2Adopting these principles means that Queensland clubs:• Prioritise the safety and wellbeing of children• Have clear governance, policies, and procedures for child protection• Promote a culture where children are listened to, and their voices are valued• Implement practices that manage risk, respond to concerns, and continually improve safetyKey obligations for clubs under current legislation and Football Queensland’s mandate include:• Maintaining an active Blue Card Services Portal for your club• Ensuring all personnel and volunteers in child -facing roles hold valid Blue Cards• Monitoring Blue Card status and acting immediately on any changes (e.g. cancellations or negative notices)• Keeping records of child safety training and completed self -audits• Ensuring policies reflect the updated Child Safe StandardsACTION REQUIRED BY CLUBS:1. Review Policies and ProceduresEnsure your club’s child safety policies reflect the latest standards.2. Verify Blue Card ComplianceConfirm all child -facing personnel hold current, valid Blue Cards and ensure your club’s Blue Card Services Portal is accurate and up to date. • If you are unsure whether your club has an active Blue Card Services Portal, please contact Blue Card Services on 137 468 to confirm.• If your club does not have a Blue Card Services Portal, you must apply online and create a Portal user account as a matter of priority. Creating a Portal user account .3. Training and AwarenessEnsure all relevant personnel complete appropriate child safety training and maintain records of completion.4. Document and MonitorMaintain accurate compliance records and schedule regular reviews to ensure ongoing adherence.READ OVER Page 3Support and ResourcesClubs are encouraged to review and utilise the following resources:• Information sessions delivered by Blue Card Services (online and in person) – registration available via Queensland Government events page• “Staying on track – your right to blue card compliance” guidance document (Blue Card Services)• Quick Reference Guide to implementing the Universal Principle and Child Safe Standards in Queensland• Child Safe Standards Self -Assessment ToolAdditional guidance and implementation resources are available from the Queensland Family and Child Commission .By taking these steps, clubs will continue to provide a safe and child -focused environment in line with legislation and best practice standards. |
| 1-26 | FQ Memo - Community Dispensations | Read More | Dear Clubs Football Queensland wishes to provide Queensland clubs with important information regarding PlayFootball community registrations for the 2026 season and support availability. 2026 SEASON REGISTRATIONS – PLAYFOOTBALL In accordance with the National Registration, Status and Transfer Regulations (NRSTRs), all participants must be registered in the National Registration System as mandated by Football Australia. For the 2026 football season, all registrations must be completed first via the PlayFootball system. All participants must hold an active and approved competition enrolment in Squadi. Each participant must ensure they compete the competition access requirements in Squadi to access their FQ competition and comply with the integrity and competition team sheet regulations. Participants must maintain an approved Squadi status for inclusion on team sheets and for match participation. Key Dates: • PlayFootball ‘Community’ registrations open: Thursday, 1 January 2026 • Club access to PlayFootball registration management: From opening date. Any changes to PlayFootball products will require approval from Football Queensland. • Participant PlayFootball registrations: • Most registration products are available to general members. • Products with subsidised payments may be restricted to invitation only. Clubs must review and confirm product settings to ensure appropriate participant access. READ OVER Page 1 Clubs are reminded that all competition and participant details must be reviewed and updated prior to enabling PlayFootball registrations. Clubs must also review their Administrator Access settings to ensure all listed administrators are current and actively appointed by the club. Where personnel changes have occurred, administrator access must be updated by submitting an access request via PlayFootball. All club administrators are required to upload a current and valid Blue Card (Working with Children Check). Failure to maintain valid clearance may result in removal of administrator access and non compliance with Football Australia’s requirements. FOOTBALL QUEENSLAND SUPPORT AVAILABILITY The Football Queensland office has now closed for the holiday period and will reopen on Monday, 5 January 2026. During the closure, limited PlayFootball registration support will be available to Queensland clubs until Friday, 19 December 2025. Club enquiries during this period should be directed via email to playfootballqld@footballqueensland.com.au PlayFootball registration support via email will recommence on Friday, 2 January 2026, with full competition and registration support resuming from Monday, 5 January 2026. Clubs are encouraged to submit any urgent registration queries as soon possible to ensure timely resolution. FOOTBALL AUSTRALIA – PLAYFOOTBALL SUPPORT Football Australia has advised of the following operating arrangements for the PlayFootball Support Contact Centre over the Christmas and New Year period: • Last day of operation: Friday, 19 December 2025 • Closed: Monday, 22 December 2025 – Friday, 2 January 2026 • Reopens: Monday, 5 January 2026 Support requests may continue to be lodged during the closure period; however, responses will be provided once service resume. We sincerely thank all clubs for their commitment and collaboration throughout the year. We wish everyone a safe, happy, and restful festive season and look forward to continuing our work together in 2026. End. |
| 59-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Registration and Office Closure Update | Read More | Dear Clubs Football Queensland wishes to provide Queensland clubs with important information regarding PlayFootball community registrations for the 2026 season and support availability. 2026 SEASON REGISTRATIONS – PLAYFOOTBALL In accordance with the National Registration, Status and Transfer Regulations (NRSTRs), all participants must be registered in the National Registration System as mandated by Football Australia. For the 2026 football season, all registrations must be completed first via the PlayFootball system. All participants must hold an active and approved competition enrolment in Squadi. Each participant must ensure they compete the competition access requirements in Squadi to access their FQ competition and comply with the integrity and competition team sheet regulations. Participants must maintain an approved Squadi status for inclusion on team sheets and for match participation. Key Dates: • PlayFootball ‘Community’ registrations open: Thursday, 1 January 2026 • Club access to PlayFootball registration management: From opening date. Any changes to PlayFootball products will require approval from Football Queensland. • Participant PlayFootball registrations: • Most registration products are available to general members. • Products with subsidised payments may be restricted to invitation only. Clubs must review and confirm product settings to ensure appropriate participant access. READ OVER Page 1 Clubs are reminded that all competition and participant details must be reviewed and updated prior to enabling PlayFootball registrations. Clubs must also review their Administrator Access settings to ensure all listed administrators are current and actively appointed by the club. Where personnel changes have occurred, administrator access must be updated by submitting an access request via PlayFootball. All club administrators are required to upload a current and valid Blue Card (Working with Children Check). Failure to maintain valid clearance may result in removal of administrator access and non compliance with Football Australia’s requirements. FOOTBALL QUEENSLAND SUPPORT AVAILABILITY The Football Queensland office has now closed for the holiday period and will reopen on Monday, 5 January 2026. During the closure, limited PlayFootball registration support will be available to Queensland clubs until Friday, 19 December 2025. Club enquiries during this period should be directed via email to playfootballqld@footballqueensland.com.au PlayFootball registration support via email will recommence on Friday, 2 January 2026, with full competition and registration support resuming from Monday, 5 January 2026. Clubs are encouraged to submit any urgent registration queries as soon possible to ensure timely resolution. FOOTBALL AUSTRALIA – PLAYFOOTBALL SUPPORT Football Australia has advised of the following operating arrangements for the PlayFootball Support Contact Centre over the Christmas and New Year period: • Last day of operation: Friday, 19 December 2025 • Closed: Monday, 22 December 2025 – Friday, 2 January 2026 • Reopens: Monday, 5 January 2026 Support requests may continue to be lodged during the closure period; however, responses will be provided once service resume. We sincerely thank all clubs for their commitment and collaboration throughout the year. We wish everyone a safe, happy, and restful festive season and look forward to continuing our work together in 2026. End. |
| 58-25 | FQ Memo - Squadi Government Voucher Redemption | Read More | Dear Clubs As preparations continue for the 202 6 season, Football Queensland wishes to provide clubs with an update on the redemption of government vouchers in Squadi. Currently, the registration status of participants with Queensland Government vouchers (FairPlay or PlayOn) not redeemed within Squadi remains as ‘pending’. It is crucial that the registration of these participants is finalised as soon as possible through the redemption of vouchers in Squadi to ensure clubs are not in breach of Football Australia’s National Registration, Status and Transfer Regulations, and ensure insurance coverage is secured for all 2025 participants. To finalise these registrations before the new season commences, e very club is required to mark all 2025 Queensland Government vouchers as redeemed within Squadi by no later than next Friday, 19 December for all existing registered partici pants. Clubs are advised that where Queensland Government vouchers have been applied to FQ governing body registration or venue fees, the redemption of vouchers in Squadi will trigger the transfer of outstanding amounts to FQ from the club’s Stripe account . Clubs will be responsible for unpaid governing body fees after Friday, 19 December 2025, including where players/parents have failed to present their vouchers for redemption. At the commencement of the 2026 season, clubs should ensure players have provided their government vouchers for redemption prior to their participation in football activities. READ OVER The process to mark Queensland follows: G overnment voucher s as redeemed within Squadi is as On each club’s home dashboard, Government Vouchers appears on the Required as shown: right under Actions By clicking on the right arrow, the club will reach the list of players whose vouchers have yet to be redeemed within the system. Clubs then need to hover over the 3 dots in the action column and click on “Voucher Payment Received” for each player. READ OVER Page 2 The final step is to click “Save” to confirm the payment has been received from the state government: $200.00 $200.00 $200.00 End. |
| 57-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Advanced Leagues Dispensation | Read More | Dear Clubs Football Queensland has confirmed key information and processes regarding Outside of Eligible Age Dispensation for the Advanced Leagues, including FQ Academy Leagues, for the 2026 season. Clubs are reminded that based on the long term development goals in place, Football Queensland’s established position is that all players should participate within their own age group. Any request made to Football Queensland to play outside of a player’s eligible age group should be made only if it is in the best interests of the individual player considering their technical, physical and psychological development and supported by submis sions detailing comprehensive evidence by the club’s technical directors and officials. With these factors in mind, please note that no dispensation requests will be able to be submitted or considered by FQ until 5 January 2026, allowing for further maturation to occur before the beginning of the season. Approvals granted for the 2025 season will NOT be carried over into the 2026 season. The outcome of any requests submitted to FQ should in no way impact the ability for a player to be accommodated in a team at their club. All offers being made to players must be UNCONDITIONAL, with no promises able to be made to players regarding positions in teams outside of their eligible age group. In order to assist clubs with managing administration requirements, there is no longer a requirement to submit a Dispensation Request Form for a player being borrowed one year above their eligible age, noting that borrowing limits and regulations will apply similarly to previous seasons, which are outlined in the 2026 Advanced Rules of Competition Clubs are required to familiarise themselves with these Regulations, specifically Sections 3.1 & 3.2. . READ OVER Page 1 The following processes will pertain to the below cases of playing outside of eligible age group: Dispensation Requests • All cases of playing below eligible age group will require the Dispensation Request Form to be submitted, with a determination provided by Football Queensland after consultation between the FQ Technical and Competitions departments. Written approval must be granted by Football Queensland before any player is eligible to participate below their eligible age group. • • This opportunity only applies to junior players and is not available for any boys turning 19 years of age to play in U18s, except on strict medical grounds as outlined in the Rules of Competition. Any applications submitted for this age group, or any reque or more years below a player’s eligible age, will not be considered. st to play two Any players wishing to participate in age groups two or more years above their eligible age must also complete the Dispensation Request Form for a determination from Football Queensland. The only exception to this rule is in the combined FQ Academy League Girls age groups, where players from the higher year bracket of their current double age group who wish to play up may do so in line with the borrowing restrictions outlined in the Regulations. • For all cases of girls wishing to play in the FQ Academy League Boys competitions, clubs must submit the Dispensation Request Form and obtain written approval from Football Queensland before the player is eligible to participate. • For all cases of boys turning 16 years of age in 2026, or girls turning 15 years of age in 2026 who wish to participate in senior competitions (NPL including Cup competitions)- FQPL 2 Men & Women, , in line with any restrictions outlined in the 2026 Advanced Rules of Competition, clubs must submit a Dispensation Request Form and obtain written approval from Football Queensland before the player is eligible to participate. For all Dispensation Requests pertaining to players in the FQ Academy Leagues, the following window will apply: • Window 1: Form open for submissions from 6 16 January 2026, with determinations to be provided to clubs by FQ no later than 23 January 2026. Exceptional Circumstance Dispensation Requests • Clubs may also complete the Dispensation Request Form outside of the above prescribed window for any Exceptional Circumstance Dispensation Requests. These requests must be submitted no later than 5pm on the Thursday before the match. A written response and determination from Football Queensland will be provided for all requests of this nature, which must be delivered prior to these players participating in any fixtures. • The Dispensation Request Form will also be utilised for any requests regarding players being borrowed for higher divisions/age groups for Round 1 matches, and subsequently requesting a particular grading status. RE A D OVER Page 2 All forms will be made available to clubs from 5 January 2026, with further details regarding permanent dispensation and the borrowing process outlined in the 2026 Advanced Rules of Competition . For any further information, please contact the FQ Competitions team on competitions@footballqueensland.com.au End. or your Club Development Ambassador. |
| 56-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Statewide Rules of Competition | Read More | |
| 55-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Team Entry Fees (Metro) | Read More | |
| 54-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Team Entry Fees (South Coast) | Read More | |
| 53-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Team Entry Fees (Sunshine Coast) | Read More | |
| 52-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Team Entry Fees (Darling Downs) | Read More | |
| 51-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Team Entry & Venue Fees (Wide Bay) | Read More | |
| 50-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Team Entry & Venue Fees (Central Coast) | Read More | |
| 49-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Team Entry & Venue Fees (Whitsunday Coast) | Read More | |
| 48-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Team Entry & Venue Fees (Northern) | Read More | |
| 47-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Team Entry & Venue Fees (Far North) | Read More | |
| 46-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Team Entry & Venue Fees (Gulf) | Read More | |
| 45-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Sanctioning Policy | Read More | |
| 44-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Notice of Offer & Competition Access Update | Read More | |
| 43-25 | FQ Memo - Kappa Queensland Cup Rules of Competition | Read More | |
| 42-25 | FQ Memo - Advanced Rules of Competition | Read More | |
| 41-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 PlayFootball Participant Registration & Competition Access via Squadi | Read More | |
| 40-25 | FQ Memo - 2025/25 Pre-Season Game Process | Read More | |
| 39-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Match Officials Fees | Read More | |
| 38-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Season Calendars | Read More | |
| 37-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Governing Body Fees | Read More | |
| 36-25 | FQ Memo - Mitre Ball Allocation 2026 | Read More | |
| 35-25 | FQ Memo - Mitre Ball Allocation 2026 (Far North & Gulf) | Read More | |
| 34-25 | FQ Memo - Mitre Ball Allocation 2026 (Northern) | Read More | |
| 33-25 | FQ Memo - FQ Academy League Competition Modifications | Read More | |
| 32-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Notice of Offer Process Reminder | Read More | |
| 31-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Notice of Offer Update | Read More | |
| 30-25 | FQ Memo - Code of Conduct Reminder | Read More | |
| 29-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Notice of Offer Process | Read More | |
| 28-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 On-Field Kit Regulations | Read More | |
| 27-25 | FQ Memo - 2026 Club Trial Information | Read More | |
| 26-25 | FQ Memo - PlayFootball Registrations Update | Read More | |
| 25-25 | FQ Memo - Final Reminder of Registration Deadline | Read More | |
| 24-25 | FQ Memo - Final Registration Deadline | Read More | |
| 23-25 | FQ Memo - Sunshine Coast United Update | Read More | |
| 22-25 | FQ Memo - NPL Men Registration Windows | Read More | |
| 21-25 | FQ Memo - Registration Update | Read More | |
| 20-25 | FQ Memo - Northern Region Program Operator | Read More | |
| 19-25 | FQ Memo - FairPlay Voucher Redemption Process | Read More | |
| 18-25 | FQ Memo - Wet Weather Postponement Process | Read More | |
| 17-25 | FQ Memo - Live Stream Veo Camera Compliance | Read More | |
| 16-25 | FQ Memo - In-House U4 to U8 Programs Compliance Information | Read More | |
| 15-25 | FQ Memo - Important Registration Update | Read More | |
| 14-25 | FQ Memo - Resumption of SEQ Football Activity | Read More | |
| 13-25 | FQ Memo - Further Suspension of Darling Downs Football Activity | Read More | |
| 12-25 | FQ Memo - Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred (Wide Bay) | Read More | |
| 11-25 | FQ Memo - Update on Suspension of Darling Downs Football Activity | Read More | |
| 10-25 | FQ Memo - Update on Suspension of SEQ Football Activity | Read More | |
| 9-25 | FQ Memo - Suspension of SEQ Football Activity | Read More | |
| 8-25 | FQ Memo - Tropical Cyclone Alfred | Read More | |
| 7-25 | FQ Memo - Introduction of Customer Service Team and Enhanced Support for Clubs | Read More | |
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| 5-25 | FQ Memo - Match Official Registration Process | Read More | |
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GAME ON, Nudgee. 🇦🇺🔥
We’re kicking off the FIFA World Cup 2026™ with a full day of football action at Nudgee Recreation Reserve on Sunday, June 14. Rally your mates, family, work crew or teammates and lock in your spot for the World Cup 7-a-side Tournament, then stay for the watch party as we stream the Socceroos’ opening clash against Turkiye live on the big screen.
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May 15
Jimboomba United Football Club has been recognised as Football Queensland’s 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐅𝐞𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐞 𝐅𝐨𝐨𝐭𝐛𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤 𝐂𝐥𝐮𝐛 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐫 🏆
@jufc_jimboomba_united_fc has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, with women and girls playing a major role in driving the club forward. Female participation has grown by around 25%, with the club now proudly fielding four senior women’s teams, a huge achievement at community level.
Off the field, JUFC continues to lead by example through strong female representation in leadership positions, including a predominantly female committee led by the club president. The club is also committed to growing the game beyond playing, actively supporting mums, players and community members to step into coaching roles across grassroots and senior football.
Through its commitment to inclusion, development and community, Jimboomba United continues to create an environment where women and girls can thrive both on and off the pitch.
#FemaleFootballWeek #OurGame
May 15
The road to Queensland’s biggest futsal showdown is back 🏆🔥
Nominations are now open for the 2026 Queensland Futsal Cup, returning for its fourth edition and bringing clubs from across the state together for another massive knockout tournament. Teams will battle through regional qualifiers for their chance to secure a place at the 2026 Finals Series, with dedicated finals representation guaranteed for regional Queensland.
Team nominations close Friday, 26 June. Nominate now 👉 https://bit.ly/4ffvvDu
#QueenslandFutsalCup #LightUpTheCourt
May 14
A respected leader within Queensland’s refereeing community, 𝐉𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐉𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐞𝐧 has been recognised as Football Queensland’s 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐅𝐞𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐞 𝐅𝐨𝐨𝐭𝐛𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤 𝐑𝐞𝐟𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐫 💜
Jess has made an outstanding contribution to the Football Queensland refereeing community through her consistent performances across both football and futsal, earning high-level appointments and national selections while continuing to develop through the Emerging Match Official Cohort.
Beyond her achievements on the field, Jess is widely respected for her commitment to mentoring and supporting the next generation of referees, particularly young girls entering the game. Her willingness to share knowledge, encourage confidence and lead by example continues to leave a lasting impact across the refereeing pathway.
Through her professionalism, leadership and passion for the game, Jess embodies the values of dedication, integrity and community, helping create a stronger and more inclusive environment for match officials throughout Queensland.
Congratulations Jess 👏
#FemaleFootballWeek #OurGame
May 14
Football Queensland is proud to recognise 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐫 , 𝐊𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐞 𝐁𝐮𝐭𝐥𝐞𝐫 💜
For more than a decade, Kellie has been a driving force behind the growth of female football at @pinehills_fc , helping transform the club’s female program from just two teams into one of Queensland’s leading participation programs with 20 teams and 300 female players in 2025.
As Head of Female Football, Kellie has played a pivotal role in supporting players, families, coaches and managers while helping create positive opportunities for girls and women across the club. From mentoring volunteers and coordinating team operations to managing challenges with professionalism and care, her impact can be felt throughout every level of the program.
Respected for both her leadership and character, Kellie consistently embodies the values of discipline, humility and respect. Much of her work happens quietly behind the scenes, but her dedication and passion have been instrumental in building a strong and inclusive female football community at Pine Hills.
Congratulations Kellie 👏
#FemaleFootballWeek #OurGame
May 14
