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Futsal

 

About Futsal at Hornsby/Ku-ring-gai

FUTSAL
INDOOR SOCCER AT ITS BEST!


See the latest competition results at http://www.pcycsportsandarts.org.au

If your soccer season has finished then our Futsal season never stops!

Indoor Futsal is a fast and exciting game of 5 on 5 and is similar in rules to soccer only its faster. There is extreme action with all players being involved!
The object of the game is to score - When scoring is the ultimate glory - you can be the hero!!!!!!

Playing Futsal will help maximise your fitness and improve your skills, especially controlling and passing the ball, to enable you to score goals.

Futsal is becoming the new social and fun game to be played and caters for all ages. The sport is a great way to keep fit during Summer and keeps you involved with kicking a ball all year.

Junior Competition


Spring Junior competition starting mid-September and running to mid-December on Weekday afternoons & evenings.


  • Local competition at your Hornsby Ku-rin-gai PCYC.
  • Two minute walk from Hornsby Railway Station.
  • Available for Boys and Girls.
  • You don't need to know how to play - its easy & fun.
  • Age Groups - U11 (Thur), U13 and U14 (Wed).


Open Age competition


Spring Open Age competition starting mid-July and running till mid-November on Weekdays Evenings


  • Local competition at your Hornsby Ku-rin-gai PCYC.
  • Two minute walk from Hornsby Railway Station.
  • Available for Boys and Girls.
  • You don't need to know how to play - its easy & fun.
  • Open Age Division 1 (Monday), Open Age Division 2 (Thursday).



Register or Join a Team?

To register as a team you will need.

  • A fully completed team registration form.
  • All members of the team must be full members of both the
    Hornsby PCYC and Football NSW.


    • To register as an individual player you will need to.

  • Give us a call on 94772310 or come in for a chat at 94 George Street, Hornsby
  • Join the Hornsby PCYC and Football Nsw.

    • Registration and game fees.



    • Soccer NSW Registration Fee
      - Minis (upto & including 8 years old) - $26.50
    • Mini Game Fees $35 per team
      - (ie: 5 players or more)

    • Soccer NSW Registration Fee
      - Juniors (9 -17 years old) - $46.50 ($26.50 for a half year)
    • Junior Game Fees $35 per team
      - (ie: 5 players or more)

    • Soccer NSW Registration Fee
      - Seniors (18 years and over) - $67.00 ($47.00 for a half year)
    • Senior Game Fees $45 per team
      - (ie: 5 players or more)

    • Annual club membership is $10.00 for under 18 years and $20.00 for 18 years and over
    		  

     

     

     About Futsal  

     

    The origin of Futsal can be traced back to Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1930 when Juan Carlos Ceriani devised a five-a-side version of soccer for youth competion in YMCAs.

    The game is played on basketball-sized courts, both indoors and out without the use of sidewalls. The term FUTSAL is the international term used for the game. It is derived from the Spanish or Portuguese word for "soccer", FUTbol or FUTebol, and the French or Spanish word for "indoor", SALon or SALa.

    The game is frequently referred to as Five-A-Side. Once Ceriani got the ball rolling, Futsal gained rapid popularity throughout South America, particularly in Brazil. The skill developed in this game is visible in the world-famous style the Brazilians display outdoors on the full-sized field. Pele, Zico, Socrates, Bebeto and other Brazilian superstars developed their skill playing Futsal.

    While Brazil continues to be the Futsal hub of the world, the game is now played, under the auspices of FIFA, all over the world, from Europe to North and Central America and the Caribbean, South America, Africa, and Asia and Oceania. In Europe, Futsal is fairly new to UEFA, however the popularity of Futsal has led to the introduction of the European Futsal Championship.

    The opening championship ended in a dramatic final that took place in Granada, Spain, in February 1999, when Russia defeated Spain in a penalty shoot out, after a 3-3 draw. Spain were European Champions in 2001 in Moscow, beating the Russians. However the Spanish lost their European crown to Italy who won the 2003 Championships in Caserta, Italy.

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