February is shaping up as a busy month on the Touch Football calendar, with major state competitions taking place across Australia, and a unique opportunity overseas. There’s no shortage of opportunities for participants to get involved across the community. Here’s a snapshot of what’s coming up in February.
Bundaberg Cup
7 – 8 February
Dubbed one of Australia’s richest Touch Football competitions, the Bundaberg Cup returns in 2026 with $15,000 in cash and prizes on offer.
Offering divisions for both elite and social players, the event caters to a wide range of participants and again includes the much-loved Junior Development Clinic. The social knockout competition will be hosted over two days at the Greg Duncan Touch Fields in Bundaberg.
For more information on this year’s event, click here.
Torreli Touch: A Touch of Spritz
10 February (Registrations Close), 21 March (Event Date)
A landmark event for Italian Touch Football, the Touch of Spritz event welcomes the return of international Touch to Italy, set in the beautiful grounds of Riviera Rugby in Mira (Venice).
Following Federation of International Touch rules and limited to Mixed teams, the event is now welcoming registrations (closing February 10) and presents a unique opportunity for participants to combine competition and fun in an international setting.
For more information on this year’s event, click here to contact Torrelli Touch or click here to follow Torelli Touch’s Instagram page.
NSW Touch Association (NSWTA) Junior State Cup (Southern and Northern Conference)
13 – 14 February (Southern), 20 – 22 February (Northern), 1 March (State Final)
NSWTA will tap off summer with its premier junior representative event, converging on regional New South Wales across two conferences. The Junior State Cup will showcase the state’s top young talent from 10s through to 18s, with the conference winners progressing to meet in the State Final in March.
For more information on this year’s event, click here.
Touch Football Western Australia (TFWA) State Championships
13 – 15 February
The TFWA State Championships present the highest level of competition in the state for Affiliates, coaches, referees, and participants, featuring the best talent that Western Australia has to offer. Hosted at UWA Sports Park in Mount Claremont, the competition includes Opens and Masters divisions for Men, Women, and Mixed categories.
For more information on this year’s event, click here.
Touch Football Tasmania (TFT) State Cup
14 – 15 February
TFT will again feature both Junior and Senior divisions for its 2026 State Cup tournament, creating an exciting atmosphere across the weekendat Prospect Vale Park.
The TFT State Cup allows participants to represent their Affiliates and compete for age-division State titles, ranging from 10s through to 40s, as well as the overall Tasmanian State Cup Champion.
For more information on this year’s event, click here to follow TFT’s Facebook page.
NRL Harvey Norman All Stars
15 February
The 2026 NRL Harvey Norman All Stars returns to Aotearoa New Zealand for the first time since 2023 and will once again feature Touch Football, NRLW, and NRL matches, while honouring Māori and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.
Last year’s match produced the highest-scoring affair yet, with the Māori All Stars defeating the Indigenous team twelve tries to eleven to take the lead in the overall ledger.
For more information on this year’s event, click here.
