What's on in October?

Touch Football competition for school students, masters' divisions, and everyone in-between. There’s a plethora of action to keep an eye out for this October.

 

Queensland All Schools Touch

4 – 8 October

The Queensland All Schools is an annual touch football carnival, bringing together hundreds of teams representing schools nationally and internationally.

Hosted by QLD Touch, the 5-day tournament is a round-robin style competition. Divisions for 13s, 15s and 18s are scheduled.

To find out more click here.

 

Australian Masters Games

7 – 10 October

The Australian Masters Game are a week-long festival of sport, in which weekend warriors from around Australia and beyond, converge to enjoy an extensive sport and social program. Each day of competition will conclude with a jam-packed entertainment lineup.

Held in its spiritual home of Adelaide, Touch Football will be one of 50 sports represented.

For more information about the Touch Football program, click here.

 

Gage Roads Beach Touch Gold Coast

14 October

With Summer just around the corner, Beach Touch Footy is ready to make an impact on Australia’s east coast! Always an epic day full of good vibes and excitement, Kurrawa Beach will hosts the event’s Gold Coast debut.

Cash prizes will be on offer, so get your crew of six together for a legendary day of fun in the sun!

To find out more click here.

 

NSW Country Championships

14 – 15 October

The Country Championships are a representative event conducted by NSW Touch Football for their Country Affiliates. The annual October competition is only open to NSW regional member Affiliates, and for the last 30 years has proven to be a critical step for young touch footballers striving towards representative opportunities.

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Defence National Touch Championships

14 – 20 October

The Australian Defence Force Touch Association (ADFTA) National Championships sees the best defence personnel from across the country come together to compete across Men’s, Women’s and Mixed competitions.

A sport which is growing in popularity within the Defence Force, the event is further used as a means of selecting teams for upcoming state, national and international Touch Football events the ADTFTA are invited to. Brisbane will host this year’s edition.

Click here to find out more details as they become available.

 

Cold Climate Classic

27 – 29 October

A truly unique and unforgettable experience, the Cold Climate Classic is the perfect mix of touch football competition, natural scenery, and delicious cuisine.

Held annually in Devonport, the weekend provides touch footballers alike, the perfect opportunity to explore Tasmania’s astonishing North-West, whilst also indulging in some touch footy action.

Click here to learn more.