Welcome
to Football (the World Game) in the Northern Suburbs!
This
site is designed to provide essential information for Junior
Players of the World Game in the Northern Suburbs of
Hobart, Tasmania (and parents might want to have a look too!).
Site Highlights:
rosters
clinics
rules
coaching tips
ground
directory
contact
information
frequently asked questions
links
for the kids
NSJSA 2009 NEWS:
- REMINDER: 2010 - First Delegates meeting - third Tuesday in February at Brighton JSC Clubrooms.
- Congratulations!
At the Hobart Carnival on the weekend of 6 and 7 September our
fantastic Under 12 Girls won the tournament. In a thrilling end
to the weekend they were never headed and beat the once mighty Central
Region 2-1. This is a superb result for these girls and they have our
hardiest congrats for a job well done.
- NSJSA Devils Chant - recently we discovered that our Under
10 team had developed a chant for use at games - see our development
page for details.
- In 2010 Smal Sided Football will be fully implemented in Northern Suburbs to learn more about this new concept check out www.smallsidedfootball.com.au
- The small sided football website also has lots of
activities for kids and opportunites to win badges and to be art of the
Football Community so kids login today, have fun, keep practicing and
we’ll see you on the football field soon!
NSJSA Chant:
Oodnadatta, Coolangatta,
We're the team who made them scatter.
Who are we?
Can't you guess?
Northern Suburbs, We're the best!
GO DEVILS!
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