Latest News | Page 4 of 40 | Kick It Touch Football

June 1, 2025

In Photos: Sneaky Link Win Toowong Autumn

Well done to Sneaky Link who defeated Nims Trims 4-2 in Golden Point extra time to conclude winter season at Toowong.

The rivals battled it out with Nims Trims racing out to a 2-nil lead at halftime.

A second half response saw Sneaky Link level the scores midway through the second half.

Player of the match, and match winner AJ Tucker secured the win with a goal line split on a broken Nims Trims defensive line.

It's Sneaky Link's third Grand Final win.
Nims Trims are edging closer to their first.

Golden point rule adaption

In late 2024, the finals extra time rule was amended to make for a fairer golden point period.

The traditional 'drop off' of four-on-four or three-on-three was scrapped, with teams able to start the overtime period with the maximum number of players on the field.

At the fourth and fifth minute mark, teams will drop a male player. The period will continue from the fifth minute as a four-on-four extra time match up; consisting of two male and two female players.

The change gives both teams at least one opportunity to receive the ball, and produce a try before players are dropped off.

All other extra time rules remain unchanged, including both teams must receive a possession with the ball, unlimited substitutions and female tries are worth two points.

While there is time constraints, and achieving an outcome is the main focus, this fairer method of golden point extra time is here to stay.

Well done to Emmie and Sophie (pictured) who lead the competition in female tries.

An outstanding effort by Cory who topped the try assist leaderboard for the first time. Both Isaac and Cory (pictured) deserved this award.

A special mention goes to Nxt-Gen Untouchies who triumphed over Slap Happy in the minor grand final.

Winter season at Toowong will start Tuesday, June 3rd.
Team and individual registrations are now open.

Next season will lead into the first Brisbane State of Origin series held at Toowong and Forest Lake.
All past and present players are able to nominate to play.

For more information, please visit the Origin page.
Stay up to date via social media

Posted by CSmith

May 20, 2025

Snapshot: Term 1 Game Day Catch Up

A special thanks to all kids and parents who were a part of the first Game Day event at Toowong.

Game Day Results | Teams

Pool A Results:
6 points - Clydesdales Blue, Clydesdales Red
4 points - Clydesdales Purples
2 points - Falcons, Thunder

Pool B Results:
5 points - Falcons, Thunder
4 Points - Clydesdales (G)
2 points - Clydesdales (B)

A big thank you to our event sponsors Grill'd Chermside, Urban XTreme, Dominoes St Lucia.

See you at the next event on Saturday, May 31st at Forest Lake.
Keep up to date via our Facebook or Instagram page

Try Time | Term 4 Introduction to Touch Football

The Introduction to Touch Football program concluded this week, capping off a successful term 4 at Carseldine and Toowong. A revision of the program saw sessions reduced to 30-minutes to ensure participants remain invested to the best of their abilities. Coaches witnessed genuine excitement with activities and games, as well as plenty of smiling faces,...Continue reading→

Term 3 Full-time: Growth | Game Day Media

Term 3 has come to a close following the third and final Game Day event at Carseldine on Sunday. The Kick It 4 Kids competition has seen notable growth this term. A steady increase in participation has seen the Game Day pools expand to three, creating a better skill/age brackets. An improved coaching activity resource...Continue reading→

Term 2 Team Photos + Coaches

Pool A Pool B A special thanks to all participants and parents who made the final Game Day of term 2 and enjoyable event. Game Day Results | Teams Pool A Results: 6 points - Clydesdales Blue, Clydesdales Purple 4 points - Falcons 2 points - Clydesdales Red, Thunder Pool B Results: 6 points -...

Double Game Day events each term in 2025

New year, same great touch footy competition. Term 1 will kick-off in early February at all three locations with free come and try sessions also scheduled. A new addition to 2025 is a mid-term Game Day event. The gala day will coincide with a second end-of-term Game Day, providing participants with more games during each...Continue reading→

Kick It 4 Kids Touch Football - Introduction to touch footy

Introduction to touch footy | 4-6 years

The introduction to touch program returns in term 3, 2025 following a rewarding launch last year. Designed to focus on gross motor skills and basic touch football movements, the program is able to appeal to participants of all skill levels. A mixture of intrinsic and extrinsic learning, team games, skilled activities and lots of running...Continue reading→

Game Day Term 4 – Final word

The first Game Day event at Toowong was met with the hottest gala day to date. Despite the hot conditions, we witnessed some tremendous touch footy matches across the age groups. Term 4 was one of many firsts, including player jerseys, team logos, new sponsors, the introduction to touch footy program (for 4-6 year olds)...Continue reading→

Kick It 4 Kids’ Summer Touch Footy | Join Today

A sensational spring and summer is coming up with three Brisbane Kick It 4 Kids locations at Carseldine, Forest Lake and Toowong. With winter sport coming to it's conclusion, we will see an influx of term 4 participants from various sports such as Rugby League, AFL, Netball and Soccer. It's a great time of the...Continue reading→

Game Day – Term 3 Wrap Up

Game Day capped off a tremendous end to term 3 with some fantastic footy on show for parents and friends. The age groups that participants were placed in for each weekly session made up the teams for Game Day; and it showed. Toowong in particular gelled well as a team with both juniors and U13...Continue reading→

Game Day – Term 2

Term 2 Game Day at Carseldine capped off an outstanding Sunday afternoon of touch footy! The skills learned during the term were on full display from all participants, making games an exciting and appealing visual. A Kick It 4 Kids first where kids were coached and played in age groups, with U13s, U11s and juniors...Continue reading→

Game Day – Term 1

A fantastic term of touch footy was highlighted by some thrilling Game Day performances. Despite the wet conditions, ball handling was not an issue as kids from all teams performed well. During the term, a strong focus was on learning the basics of rucking, as well as how to perform a draw and pass. It...Continue reading→

Posted by CSmith Kick It 4 Kids

February 22, 2025

Lucky 13 for Untouchies, Multiple Scoregasms take division 2

Untouchies have recorded their thirteenth Toowong grand final win with a hard-fought 4-3 victory in extra-time against Hey Furston.

In a clash between Kick It's most experienced team, and newest team, it was Hey Furston who started fast, scoring the opening two tries.

A two-point girl try to Olivia in the opening four minutes set the stage for an almighty battle.

Australian Mens Allstars' representative Sean Austin crossed two minutes after to blow the lead out to 3-0, with a shocked Untouchies watching on.

'Lets get back into this' was the message as Untouchies returned to their fast, high percentage style of play.

Hey Furston mirrored them, combining speed and direct rucking, a hallmark of their summer season success.

Untouchies got on the board late in the first half through captain Tony Martin, who supported a line break made by Darcy Coleman.

A 3-1 half time lead to Hey Furston set up an enthralling second half as both teams formed a huddle and voiced their game plans.

End-to-end footy ensured a fast and open start to the half.

This time, it was Untouchies who gained ascendency early, cracking the Hey Furston line five minutes into the half through a Gerard Martin short ball to Charlie Carswell.

The momentum stayed with the experienced group with Matt Turland scoring shortly after to bring the scores level with 10-minutes to go.

A case of deja vu with both teams settling into a chess-like rucking pattern.

The kicking games of both teams became a focal point as the minutes ticked by, however neither team was able to land a final blow.

At the end of 40-minutes the scores were tied 3-3.

A new adaption to extra time rules ensures that teams start the period with all six players.
For the first three minutes, teams remain with six. Teams will drop a player at the start of the 3rd and 4th minute, until we get a 4-on-4 match.
Golden point rules apply.

Starting with the ball, Hey Furston lasted just three touches before making an error, gifting Untouchies the ball in plus territory.

In true Untouchies fashion, they drove the ball down the field, pushing Hey Furston to the goal line, and made them pay.

On touch four, Gerard Martin crossed for the match-winning try after a series of short passes.

The win marks Untouchies 13rd in their Toowong grand final win, and their first since 2013.
Untouchies are the most successful Kick It team in history. Swoop (9) and Pink Bits (8) round out an impressive top three teams.

Hey Furston becomes the first Toowong team to reach a division 1 grand final and take it to extra time in their first season.
They also become the first team Toowong team to reach a division 1 grand final in their first season since Yeah Yeah Nah in 2011.

Untouchies def Hey Furston 4-3
U: Tony, Charlie, Matt.
H: Olivia, Sean.

Multiple Scoregasms have claimed their third division two grand final title with an emphatic 8-2 win over Dugongs on Tuesday evening.

Buoyed by the return of speedsters Nathan Cox and Trent Gosner, Scoregasms went on an early rout, posting four tries in the opening ten minutes.

Women's Allstars hopeful Sophie Bell crossed first, supporting Gosner on the edge, while Nathan and Trent combined for three more tries from line breaks and kicks.

Sami Vallance was next to score, supporting through on an Isaac Toohey line break on the goal line.

New South Wales' representative Hunter Brown got Dugongs on the board mid-way through the second half with a long-range chip and chase.

As Scoregasms turned the screws, attacking opportunities dried up for Dugongs.

Nathan Cox crossed for his second try to seal the victory with a long-range kick try.

Multiple Scoregasms def Dugongs 8 - 2
MS: Trent Gossner (2), Nathan Cox (2), Sophie Bell, Sami Vallance
Dugongs: Hunter Brown (2)
POTM: Nathan Cox.

Posted by CSmith Toowong