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Last updated 24 Feb 2026
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Upcoming

  1. October 2026

    1. Sat 10

      End of Season Presentation Day

  2. November 2026

    1. Tue 10

      QPL5 Trials

      More information to be shared in early September

      Field 2, Slacks Creek FC, Rose Street, Daisy Hill

    2. Thu 12

      QPL5 Trials

      More information to be shared in early September

      Field 2, Slacks Creek FC, Rose Street, Daisy Hill

    3. Wed 25

      Annual General Meeting

      6:30 PM

  3. December 2026

    1. Sat 05

      International Volunteer Day

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Cubs (U6/U7)

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Overview

Cubs is an in-house program for players turning 6 or 7 during 2026. The focus for this age group is on the development of ball skills, team building, game knowledge and, most importantly, having fun!

Teams have a 30-minute training session, followed by a 15-minute break, then a 30-minute game (2 x 15-minute halves) against another Cubs team. All sessions are held at Usher Park on Saturday mornings, commencing at 8.30am.

The 2026 season for Cubs will commence after the Easter school holidays and runs until the week before the September school holidays (no games during June school holidays or long weekends).

This age group is all about development, learning and FUN so scores are not kept and no ladders are published.

2026 Registrations

Registrations for the 2026 season are now closed. Please keep an eye on the club's web, Facebook and Instagram pages for information regarding the 2027 season.

Training and Playing Times

Training and matches will take place on Saturday mornings at Usher Park, Daisy Hill.

8.30 - 9.00am Training
9.00 - 9.10am Break
9.10 - 9.25am Game (first half)
9.25 - 9.30am Half-time break
9.30 - 9.45am Game (second half)

In the event of field closures due to weather, Cubs training and matches are not rescheduled.

Cubs Draw Term 3

Cubs Draw Term 3

Playing Uniform

All players are required to wear the Slacks Creek Football Club training shirt, provided once registration is complete and fees are paid, to and from games and while training.


Players will also need to purchase club socks and club shorts and wear football boots with plastic tags and shin guards for protection.

Playing jerseys are provided for wear during matches however remain the property of the club.

Coaches

Each team requires a coach who is typically a parent of one of the players. If you are interested in coaching a team, please contact the club! All Cubs coaches are encouraged to complete the free MiniRoos Certificate. Coaches are expected to attend a monthly coach's meeting where ongoing coaching development and resources will be provided by SCFC's Head Coach and representatives from Centre of Development.


All coaches must register through Squadi and PlayFootball (both free) and hold a valid Blue Card (Working with Children Check).

Managers

Each team requires a manager, typically a parent, to assist with team logistics. The manager is responsible for things like:

  • Managing the playing kit (often through a washing roster)
  • Organising half-time snacks (eg fruit), through a parent roster
  • Communication with parents

If a manager needs assistance, they can contact the club via info@slackscreekfc.com.au or speak with a member of the committee.

All managers are encouraged to attend a monthly Manager's Meeting where teams will be kept up-to-date on club and FQ information as well as being provided with an opportunity to see support or ask questions.

All managers must register through Squadi and PlayFootball (both free) and hold a valid Blue Card (Working With Children Check).

Parents

Parents are responsible for ensuring all 3 steps of the registration process are complete and all payments are made as required, making sure their child is at training and games on time and are dressed in accordance with club requirements.

Parents are encouraged to regularly check Creeks Facebook page for any relevant information.

Parents will also be listed on parent rosters for their child's team, usually for washing of jerseys and providing fruit breaks.

Parents are expected to support their child's team by respecting the decisions of team officials, match officials and club officials and by following policies guiding behaviour.

If a parent has any concerns, the first point of contact should be the team manager. If the issue is unable to be resolved at a team level, the manager will escalate the issue with a member of the committee.

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