Yes, there will be finals.

A Grand Final will be played between the teams finishing 1st and 2nd on the ladder at the conclusion of Round 9. All other teams will also have games scheduled on the final week.

The only cost is the individual registration fee. There is no team fee, or any additional fees. Everything is covered in the individual registration fee including referees, field hire, and player's insurance.

The only additional cost MAY be a uniform.  If you don't already have a Strathfield FC uniform, you may need to purchase one.

No... Anyone can play Summer Sixes with Strathfield FC, even if you’ve never played football before.

During the registration process you will have to choose Strathfield FC to play with, but you don’t need to have any previous connection with us.

All players in a team must register individually.

Once registered, we ask that the Team Manager send in a list of names so we can group you all together in a team.  If you don't have a team to join, we'll do our best to find you one.

Absolutely!

You can play with whoever you want. Organise a group of friends or teammates and get each person to register.  Then simply send us your team list by submitting the form at the bottom of this page.

If you already have a Strathfield FC uniform, you're good to go.

If not, depending on stock quantities at the time, you may be able to purchase a uniform from the club, otherwise, you're welcome to source your own uniform, as long as all teammates are dressed the same and your proposed uniform has been approved by the Club.

Youth and Senior Teams (U12 and over):  Uniforms must be numbered for senior teams.

Junior Teams (U8-U11): Numbers on jerseys are encouraged but not mandatory for junior teams - if junior teams do not have jersey numbers, they may write their number on their arm with a non toxic texta/marker.

The same rules apply as the winter season, where any player can play up to 2 years above the age that they're turning this year.

The difference to the winter rules is the O35, O45 and O50 leagues.  To be eligible, you must be turning the correct age sometime in that calendar year. For example, someone turning 35 on 31 December would be eligible to play in the O35 competition.

If it looks like adverse weather will washout a match scheduled for a grass pitch, the game will be moved to a different location on the same night, when possible.

If this is not possible, we will attempt to reschedule the match for a future date, which may mean playing 2 games on the one night.

Rules of Association, the Indiscipline Process, and Judiciary Appeals Regulations apply as per the Football Canterbury winter season.

For the Spring 6-a-side rules of play, please click here.

Borrowing players from teams of the same club is allowed as per standard "playing-up" rules (see Rules of Association). You may not borrow players from teams registered to other clubs for competition games.

If you don't have enough players to participate in a game, the game will be forfeited and will count only as a friendly.  You may then borrow players from your opposition to play a friendly game.