See Junior Football for the Season Dates.

Capital Football Competition Regulations

Capital Football Disputes & Disciplinary Regulations

Fields Layout for Under 7 and instructions for field setup.

Fields Layout for Under 8 and Under 9 and instructions for field setup.

Under 7 Draw

Under 7 Draw as at 25 Apr 2025

Under 8/9 Northside Girls Draws

Under 8/9 Girls Draw as at 7 May 2025 (Burgmann field is at Valley Campus), game start time 10:35 am

• Belwest Fireflies
• Belwest Sparklers

Under 8 Draws

Under 8 Draw A—12 Team Draw as at 25 Apr 2025, game start time 9:45 am

• Belwest Cougars
• Belwest Jaguars
• Belwest Panthers

Under 8 Draw B—12 Team Draw as at 25 Apr 2025, game start time 9:45 am

• Belwest Leopards
• Belwest Lions
• Belwest Lynx
• Belwest Pumas
• Belwest Tigers

Under 9 Draws

Under 9 Draw A—8 Team Draw as at 25 Apr 2025, game start time 10:35 am

• Belwest Turbos
• Belwest Zoomers

Under 9 Draw B—8 Team Draw as at 25 Apr 2025, game start time 10:35 am

• Belwest Rockets
• Belwest Sprinters

Under 9 Draw C—8 Team Draw as at 25 Apr 2025, game start time 10:35 am

• Belwest Dashers
• Belwest Jetts

Team Managers/Coaches will organise parents to set up and take down fields as required so that games can start on time.

Registration for MiniRoos Under 7–Under 9

Go to Registration to secure your child's place.

If you have any questions, email rego@belwestsoccer.com.

What is MiniRoos?

MiniRoos is a smaller version of football that provides boys and girls aged 4 - 12 with a fun introduction to the world game. If your son or daughter is aged between 4 and 12 they will play MiniRoos.

MiniRoos is designed for kids; it is all about having fun, learning new skills and making life-long friends. Delivered by grassroots clubs across Australia, MiniRoos provides opportunities for boys and girls of all abilities, shapes and sizes to play football. Football is the game that everyone can play, so get involved and become a MiniRoo today!

How will my children learn to play 11 v 11 if they are playing MiniRoos?

The progression through the MiniRoos formats of 4v4, 7v7 and 9v9 is a sound educational method and process to ready your child to play 11v11. The progression helps players discover the differences in the size of the field and size of the goal and the benefits of having more space. It also helps children to learn to use different and well-developed techniques to play a more tactical game, as well as assisting them in understanding the role of different positions and determining what best suits them.

For more on the rules for age groups 4-7, 8 and 9, 10, 11 and 12 and all the regulations re: playing times, pitch size and see the MiniRoos Club Resources.