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NWSF Summer Football 2026

North West Sydney Football runs summer football at Waterloo Park on Tuesday and Wednesday nights from 13 October to 16 December 2026, for Under 6 to Under 16 plus adult grades. Team registrations close 7 October.

When
Tue, 13 Oct 2026 → Wed, 16 Dec 2026
Where
Waterloo Park, Marsfield NSW 2122 (juniors) and Christie Park, Macquarie Park NSW 2113 (all age men)
Ages
U6–U16
Gender
Mixed
Cost
$120 per player for Under 6 to Under 8, $140 for Under 10 to Under 16, $150 for seniors
Access
Open registration
Organiser
NWSF Academy

Last verified 3 Sept 2026.

About this event

North West Sydney Football runs its summer competition on Tuesday and Wednesday nights at Waterloo Park, Marsfield, from 13 and 14 October to 15 and 16 December 2026. Junior divisions run Under 6 to Under 16, alongside all-age women, over-30 women, all-age mixed and over-35 men. Fees are $120 a player for Under 6 to Under 8, $140 for Under 10 to Under 16, and $150 for the senior grades. There is a separate Thursday competition at Christie Park, Macquarie Park, but that one is all-age men only — if you are registering a child, Waterloo Park is the ground. Registration is through Dribl. The deadline for team registration is Wednesday 7 October 2026; individual players can still join a team after that date.

Who it suits

Ryde, Macquarie Park and Marsfield families wanting a straightforward weeknight summer season, and individual players who missed the team deadline but still want a game.

Before you register

  • Juniors play at Waterloo Park, not Christie Park — Christie Park's Thursday competition is all-age men only
  • Team registrations close 7 October 2026; individuals can join a team after that
  • Check whether your age group plays Tuesday or Wednesday
  • Fees: $120 Under 6-8, $140 Under 10-16

Independent listing — Stride Football is not affiliated with NWSF Academy. Confirm details with the organiser before registering.

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