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Carseldine returns Monday, March 16th | Sign Up Now

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Carseldine 2020
The fields at Carseldine are back in action For the first time since November 2018.

Boasting a multi-million dollar complex upgrade featuring three fields and state-of-the-arc LED lighting, the new fields are the perfect venue to play Kick It.

Last Saturday we graced the fields as part of the Carseldine Village Community open day.

Stafford was put up against Taringa in an exhibition match for all of the 600-strong people in attendance to see.

While Stafford ran away with a 13-5 victory, Kick It was the real winner on the day.
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Carseldine Community Day, Stafford vs Taringa

Team registrations are open to mens and mixed sides as we look to get the competition back to its former glory.

Carseldine season details:
Date: Monday, March 16th
Address: The Green, Carseldine (532 Beams Road)
Divisions: Mens & Mixed
Cost: $795 per team (10 week season)
Game Times: 6:30/7:20/8:10pm
Kick It Fields: two

Individual sign ups are welcome as we look to fill incoming teams before week one. Visit the Register now page for more details.

2018 Season

A magnificent final 12 months at Carseldine prior to the re-development yielded nine different champions and over 20 teams each season.

It was a year for P-Dub who made all four mens grand finals and came away with two victories.

P-Dub Carseldine

Long serving rivals Beer Pressure finished the year off on a high, defeating P-Dub 4-3 in the final.

For now, they lay claim to the reigning Carseldine mens champions.

Ballerz ruled the roost in the mixed competition, cashing in on two grand finals wins during Summer and Autumn seasons.

They fell to a hungry Nek Set outfit during Winter season after an unbelievable 12-10 win in extra time.

Balls Deep capped off a stellar 2018 with multiple division two mixed titles in Summer and Spring seasons to bookend the year. Larrikins and Hawaii Try-O joined in the fun over the cooler months.

History in photos
Summer | Autumn | Winter | Spring

We look forward to an amazing 2020 at Carseldine featuring plenty of outstanding footy. The venue will also play host to the 2020 Rep Tournament in September.

Kick your 2020 up a notch and register now!

NEW Stafford Monday and Wednesday Competitions!

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Kick It Touch Football Stafford Monday Wednesday.
Gibson Park at Stafford is home to Kick It North Brisbane in 2019!
Experience the closest social touch footy to Rugby League with mens and mixed competitions on a Monday and Wednesday night.

The new venue replaces the fields at Carseldine with a re-development project well underway. The brand new green space at Carseldine will come back online at the end of 2019.

Wednesday night is a mens and mixed competition that kicked-off on January 23rd.
Registrations will remain open until February 20th.

Competition Details.
Venue: Gibson Park, Stafford.
Game times: 6:00/6:45/7:30/8:15pm.
Cost: $795 per team (10 week season). Team fees may be lessened for teams who enter the competition after week two.
Competition: Mens/mixed competitions available.
Notes: Toilet facilities are available. Footy boots are permitted.

Monday night is a mens and mixed competition that is set to kick-off on February 25th.
Registrations will remain open until March 18th.

Competition Details.
Venue: Gibson Park, Stafford.
Kick-off: February 25th.
Game times: 6:00/6:45/7:30/8:15pm.
Cost: $795 per team (10 week season). Team fees may be lessened for teams who enter the competition after week two.
Competition: Mens/mixed competitions available.
Notes: Toilet facilities are available. Footy boots are permitted.

To register your side, click here.
If you have any questions regarding the Stafford competition, please contact us.

Beer Pressure, Mother Ruckers become Carseldine champions!

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Kick It Stafford, Carseldine. Brisbane. Monday. Wednesday.

Mother Ruckers have emphatically defeated reigning mixed champions Nek Set 10-4 in the division 1 final.

A five-try effort from LIVIN top try scorer Nick Gilliland helped Mother Ruckers to their fifth mixed title in eight seasons.

In wet conditions, Nick Gilliland would put his side on the board first with a short kick to score. The reply was swift from Range Brewing try assist champion Shaun Rees, who scored on the ensuring set.

The teams wrestled possession and points with North Brisbane Rep stars Stephen Gill and Josh Pilks crossing for their respective teams as the rain eased.

Five unanswered tries to Nick (3), Stephen and Matt Grieves blew the lead out to 7-2 before a characteristic line break by Shaun Rees who combined with New South Wales representative Chloe Storm closed the gap to 3 points moments before halftime.

Field possession was key to start the second half with Nek Set repelling a hot Mother Ruckers side in the opening exchanges. A string of crucial turnovers stalled any momentum from the reigning champions and the Mother Ruckers made them pay with quick tries to Will Weir and Nick Gilliland.

A late try in the left-hand corner to Keegan Peele iced the game with minutes remaining.

Congratulations to Mother Ruckers on winning the Mixed Division 1 title.

Mother Ruckers: Nick Gilliland (5), Stephen Gill (2), Matt Grieves, Will Weir, Keegan Peele.
Nek Set: Shaun Rees, Josh Pilks, Chloe Storm.
Player of the Match: Stephen Gill.
Best and fairest: Shaun Rees.


Beer Pressure has secured their maiden mens grand final victory after defeating long-time rivals P-Dub 4-3 in extra time on Wednesday night.

Player of the match Stu Lester sealed the win with a crafty kick and score in the 7th minute of golden point.

In wet conditions, Lachlan O’Keefe sent the game to over time with 5 minutes remaining after scooping up a Will O’Keefe kick that left multiple P-Dub defenders grasping at thin air.

P-Dub headed into the break with a 3-2 lead after Jack Woodbridge scooted 50m to score to end the first half.

The teams traded blows with Stu Lester levelling up the scores after splitting the middle of P-Dub’s defence.

Jack Woodbridge gave his side their first lead of the match after clutching onto a short grubber from broken play.

Beer Pressure’s Zac Stanton opened the scoring after latching onto a short grubber before Sam Collins collected a lovely inside ball from P-Dub captain Joe Warren to score.

Congratulations to Beer Pressure on defeating P-Dub 4-3.

Beer Pressure: Stu Lester (2), Lachlan O’Keefe, Zac Stanton.
P-Dub: Jack Woodbridge (2), Sam Collins
Player of the match: Stu Lester.
Best and fairest: Jack Woodbridge.


Balls Deep claimed the mixed division 2 title after defeating Scrambled Legs 4-2 in the extra time.

A try to Luna Pranjivan in the opening possession of golden point set up an unlikely victory.

The undefeated Scrambled Legs came into the match as hot favourites after disposing of Balls Deep in the first week of trials and during the fixture rounds.

Player of the match Jackson Kaiser put his side on the board first with a grubber and score from five metres out.

Scrambled Legs top try scorer Sam Pang replied with a long-range try of his own to level the scores at halftime.

A second half stalemate saw some end-to-end footy featuring a heavy dose of rucking and kicking.

Matt crossed first for Balls Deep before Sam Pang crossed for his second once again tie the scores up and send the match to golden point.

Balls Deep only needed one possession to grab the lead in extra time with Scrambled Legs unable to score on the ensuring set.

Balls Deep: Jackson Kaiser, Matt, Luna Pranjivan.
Scrambled Legs: Sam Pang (2).
Player of the match: Jackson Kaiser.
Best and fairest: Sam Pang.

Well done to our LIVIN top try scorers!
Mens | Isaiah Longi (12)
Mixed Guys | Nick Gilliland (22)
Mixed Girls | Jess Sleep (14)

Well done to our Range Brewing try assist champions!
Mens | Rob Tanielu (8)
Mixed | Shaun Rees (8)

Summer season will kick-off in early January. Visit the Carseldine venue page for more details.
Merry Christmas!

Road to Representative Tournament starts now!

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2019 Kick it Rep Tournament.

The 2018 Kick It Representative Tournament is just months away with excitement building for the annual Taringa-based event.

Jack Cook Memorial Park (Taringa) will host this year’s tournament on Saturday, September 29th with the very best mens and mixed players from Brisbane and Toowoomba to represent their regions.

2017 mens and mixed champions, the Toowoomba Titans will put it all on the line once again. Can they repeat the heroics of last year’s mens golden point win over the South-West Brisbane Tigers? Can the Titans mixed side go undefeated and pip the North Brisbane Sharks in the final for the second series in a row?

New to the frame is the Toowoomba Storm who will have a multitude of experienced players to choose from at the exisiting Toowoomba venue at USQ.

Teams will be selected in late August, with line ups announced in early September.

The event will also play special importance to what makes Kick It Touch Footy great with the first 40/20 championship. We will also find out who is the Fastest Man and Fastest Woman in Kick It with a historic 8-competitor race.

How you you get selected? 
To get selected, players need to be active Kick It players throughout Winter or Spring seasons and exhibit the core-values Kick It promotes; sportsmanship, honesty and fairness. Team managers will visit teams over the next month to chat to players and captains on selections.

Tournament details:
Date: September 29th.
Venue: Jack Cook Memorial Park, Taringa
Kick-Off: 10am-4pm
Format: 3x (30 minute matches) + finals
Special events: 40/20 championship + Fastest Man and Fastest Woman in Kick It race.
Team announcement: Early September.

For more details, visit the 2018 Representative page.

P-Dub Rule Carseldine Mens Roost

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P-Dub has secured its fourth Carseldine Mens title after defeating Beer Pressure 4-1 on Wednesday night.

It was the Padua Old Boys’ seventh straight grand final appearance over a period spanning back to the 2016 Spring season at Kedron Lions AFL Club.

Early tries to Luke and Jarrod gave P-Dub the lead before a crisp intercept from team captain, Joe pushed the lead out to 3-0 right on halftime

The second half proved to be a stalemate up until the 35th minute mark with some lovely hands from Beer Pressure captain Ben and Shaun senting North Brisbane representative Will over for a try.

A controversial penalty try minutes later iced the game for P-Dub.

Tries: P-Dub (Luke, Jarrod, Joe, Matt) Beer Pressure (Will).
MOTM: Luke Murray (P-Dub)

The Ballerz go back to back in Mixed

Reigning champions, The Ballerz won their second mixed crown in as many seasons, defeating 4-time champions Mother Ruckers 4-3.

It was Mother Ruckers’ seventh grand final appearance in the last eight seasons and first not as the reigning champions.

Mother Ruckers crossed first with fleet-flooted Keegan scooting down the sideline.

The reigning champions applied the pressure with some crafty split plays from dummy half testing Mother Rucker’s defence. Ballerz captain Jake crossed with a nifty short kick into the in goal.

Queensland captain Jess found the try line moments later diving on a loose ball to take a 3-1 lead into halftime.

Long serving Mother Rucker, Phil capitalised on some sluggish defence and jumped on a grubber after running around multiple players.

The competitive spirit flowed as The Ballerz jumped ahead 4-2 with a wonderful dummy half split from Jess, sending Ben over.

Mother Ruckers hit back through their captain Brandon in the 38th minute to set up a grand stand finish.

The Ballerz held on for a famous victory is one of the best grand final matches in recent history.

Tries: The Ballerz (Jake, Jess, Ben) | Mother Ruckers (Keegan, Will F, Brandon).
MOTM: Jaxson (The Ballerz)

Hawaii Try-O go whoa in first season!

New mixed champions Hawaii Try-O have won their maiden mixed two title in their first season. A hard fort battle with long-time team Troopers ensured an enthralling matchup.

Man of the match Kosta proved to be the difference with some stout defence, while scoring a try of his own.

Queensland representative Michael paved the way for the Troopers, crossing for a try of his own and showcasing his trademark speed.

When the dust had settled, Hawaii Try-0 came out on top 5-3 over Troopers.


MOTM: Kosta (Hawaii Try-0)

Thanks to all players, captains and teams for a great season.
A special thanks must to go all our season sponsors.

Beat the chill! 2018 Carseldine Winter season kicks-off on Wednesday, June 20th. Visit the registration page to register your side!

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