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Free Online Coaching Courses from NNSWF

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New scholarship helping female coaches to the next level

Some of Tasmania’s most promising female football coaches are being supported to reach the next level thanks to a new scholarship to be launched by Football Tasmania today. 12 budding female coaches from across the state will each receive a $1,200 contribution towards the cour

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Lions defend The Den with win over Olympia

Photo: Solstice Digital Match report: Tanner Coad The Kingborough Lions continued their winning ways in the NPL TAS with a convincing 2-0 win over the Olympia Warriors at Lightwood Park. It was wet and windy, a typical kind of day at 'The Den’, and the Lions were looking to ca

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Free balls roll out to every Tasmanian junior footballer

Football Tasmania is one step closer to completing the mammoth task of delivering a free ball to every registered junior player in the state. Football Tasmania CEO Matt Bulkeley was at Dominic College today to deliver balls to students as part of the joint initiative with MySt

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Knights keep title dream alive with win over Strikers

Photo: Solstice Digital Match report: Dan Thurley The NPL Tasmania is set for a dream finish with the Glenorchy Knights earning a crucial three points over the Devonport Strikers in the penultimate round, teeing up a nerve-wracking final day of action. The Strikers travelled t

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Lucy Johnson is Tasmania’s newest W-League player!

Football Tasmania has congratulated Lucy Johnson for her signing with W-League club Newcastle Jets. Johnson is now the third Tasmanian footballer to join a team in the W-League after Meghan Archer (Melbourne Victory) and Aimee Medwin (Melbourne City), and the second Tasmanian