Wollongong Touch Football Season Promises Intense Competition in 2024

Sunday, 25 August 2024, 07:10

Wollongong is set for an exhilarating touch football season in 2024, with expectations of heightened competition among teams. According to Wollongong Devils vice-president Tim Robinson, this edition will showcase the best players from various leagues. With 13 teams participating, including defending champions Albion Park, the upcoming season is anticipated to be a thrilling spectacle for local sports fans.
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Wollongong Touch Football Season Promises Intense Competition in 2024

Exciting Developments in Wollongong Touch Football

Wollongong Devils vice-president Tim Robinson believes the 2024 edition of the Wollongong Touch Premier League will be the most competitive yet. This season marks the seventh installment of the unique competition, which features the region's best senior and junior touch players representing clubs from various leagues.

  • 13 teams will participate this year.
  • Men's division includes 8 teams like Corrimal and Wests Illawarra.
  • Women's division will have 5 teams such as Woonona and Dapto.

New Format and All Abilities Competition

The league will introduce a new format where each team competes in double headers weekly, with each playing 12 games over six weeks. The Wollongong Touch organization will also hold its second annual all-abilities competition, enhancing inclusivity in sports. Robinson reflects on the growth of the competition, stating, "It's awesome to see juniors train alongside elite players, building a strong community in Wollongong."

Player Optimism and Expectations

Defending champions Albion Park aim for a third consecutive title, while Dapto's Vienna Randal expresses excitement for new talent joining her team. Each match night on Monday is expected to draw crowds eager to support their local heroes. With the grand final slated for September 30, the Wollongong community is poised for an action-packed season.


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