Football Tasmania has announced that the National Premier Leagues Tasmania, NPL Under 21s and Women’s Super League seasons will each be conducted across 21 rounds in 2027.Each competition will feature seven teams, with every club playing 18 matches, followed by a finals series.Football Tasmania Chief Executive Officer Tony Pignata OAM said the schedule responded directly to feedback from clubs.“The 2027 structure gives every team 18 matches and brings the NPL, NPL Under 21s and Women’s Super League into closer alignment, and offers each league the chance at finals football,” he said.“This…
Tasmanians Level Up with Expert-Led Coaching and Football Education
Football Tasmania continues to invest in coach education, providing opportunities for coaches across the state to develop their skills, expand their knowledge and learn from experienced professionals.The State Coaching Conference at KGV brought coaches together for a day of learning and discussion, featuring insights from Ron Smith, Ian Greener and our very own Alfred Hess. Football Tasmania’s Technical Director James Sherman praised the strong interest in the event, highlighting the growing demand for coach development across Tasmania. Meanwhile, candidates in Football Tasmania’s B…
Club Changer Club of the Month: New Norfolk Panthers SC
Behind every successful football club is a team of people working tirelessly behind the scenes, giving their time, energy and passion to ensure players, families and the wider community feel welcome.New Norfolk Panthers Soccer Club is Football Tasmania’s Club Changer Club of the Month for October 2026, recognised in the Workforce and Volunteers category for the important role its volunteers play in building a strong, inclusive and connected club culture.Operating primarily through volunteers, the club relies on approximately 45 dedicated people, from committee members and coaches to canteen…
Football Tasmania announces Women’s Premier League (WPL) Tasmania for 2027
Football Tasmania has announced that the Women’s Super League (WSL) will be renamed the Women’s Premier League (WPL) from the 2027 season, following consultation with the football community as part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening and growing women’s football across the state.The new name was the preferred option following a consultation process that invited the football community to provide feedback on a range of proposed names for the competition.Seven clubs will compete in the WPL in 2027, with Football Tasmania setting a target of returning to an eight-team competition for the…
Football Tasmania is inviting girls aged 4–11 to get involved in the MiniTillies Program, a fun and welcoming introduction to football designed to help young girls develop new skills, build confidence and make lasting friendships through the game.Part of Football Australia's national MiniRoos Kick-Off initiative, MiniTillies provides a dedicated girls-only environment where participants can experience football in a fun, social and inclusive setting. Whether they're picking up a football for the first time or looking to develop their existing skills, the program offers an opportunity for girls…
Football Tasmania Welcomes DEPLOY Sports as Official Ball Partner for 2027–2029
Football Tasmania is excited to announce DEPLOY Sports as our Official Ball Partner for Seasons 2027 to 2029. This partnership marks a significant step forward in our mission to provide quality and consistency across matchplay for all ages across the state.Australian owned and operated, DEPLOY Sports is a leading supplier of footballs across the country – developing and manufacturing balls to provide the highest quality products and services, bringing value to football players of all levels.This announcement coincides with the release of an additional five FIFA Approved balls within the…