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We are delighted to announce the return of our club gala day to kick off the 2023 season, this coming Sunday, March 26th.
Our teams will be playing against local rivals Pittwater and Narrabeen in a three-way gala day, with over 100 matches being played across Boondah, Warriewood Sports Valley, Kitchener and Careel Bay. We’ll be hosting 43 at Avalon alone, from our new U6s through to our O45/4s.
The full draw is available HERE.
The club shop will be open from 8am for all gear sales, and the canteen and BBQ will be firing all day long as we welcome the start of the new season!
 
 

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We are delighted to announce the return of Avalon Development, supported by LJ Hooker on March 13th!
Every Monday we are offering an additional professional training session right here at Careel Bay. Term 1 of our 14 week program begins March 13th and ends June 26th. The term will break for school holidays. The times/ages are as follows:

4:10-5pm – Ages U6/7/8
5:10-6pm – Ages U9/10/11
6:10-7pm – Ages U12+

The full term cost is $308 and includes an Avalon Development training shirt.

To book or for more information contact developmentavalonsoccerclub@gmail.com

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Avalon Soccer Club is a 100% volunteer run club, trying to provide the best possible experience for over 1200 members.
We are at that time of the year where grading results are handed down, teams are formed and divisions selected. All of these undertakings – and many more – are done by volunteer age coordinators, registrars and VPs. It’s not an easy job and it’s always done with the best intentions of the club and the players at heart, but occasionally difficult decisions have to be made.
Whilst there may be disappointment over a particular team placement or division allocation, it’s important to not lose sight of why we play football.
Abusing our club volunteers, making unrealistic demands of them, or delivering ultimatums is not on. They are doing this in their own time for your child.
We are here to serve every member of our incredible community, and offer them the best possible

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We have changed the planned timings for U16/W16 this weekend. Please check carefully.
Please be advised of our plan for Junior and Youth grading over the coming weeks.
Avalon Soccer Club is committed to providing a quality football experience whereby our players, parents, coaches and volunteers can flourish and develop a passion for football.
Our vision is to develop every player’s skill technically, tactically and physically. Our club also aims to equip our players with the vital life skills such as commitment, discipline, respect and perseverance. These qualities will assist our young footballers in all aspects of life.
We continually strive for excellence in all aspects of our club – playing, coaching, administration and social areas – to make our club amongst the very best. Our aim is to provide an opportunity for people to participate in a community club in a safe, friendly and family-oriented environment. Grading forms an important step in achieving

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Ready for football in 2023? Registration for Avalon Soccer Club is now open!!! Come and join the best club on the Beaches and play at the beautiful Careel Bay in 2023. We have teams from U6 through to Over 45, for boys, girls, mixed, men and women.
Register to play for Avalon Soccer Club HERE.
2023 Registration Guide
Try Football Open Day
We are opening the doors at our club house at Careel Bay on Sunday 5th February 10:00am – 3:00pm.
We’ll have the BBQ running, a skills session for the little ‘uns, and have the club shop open for the first time this year. If you have any questions about playing with Avalon, registration issues (or would just like to meet us) then come along!
Registration Setup
There are currently 2 registrars:
Jacinta Newcombe     
Mens U12 – O45 & Juniors/Girls U6-U11  registrar@avalonsoccerclub.com.au
Amie Stylianou   
Womens W12-WO35  registrar2avalonsoccerclub@gmail.com
When asked to email information to the registrar please choose the relevant

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Following Monday evening’s AGM, the Avalon Soccer Club is delighted to confirm the make-up of it’s Executive Committee to take the club forward into the 2023 season.
President John Kowtan (JK) was re-elected unopposed to continue a near 25 year association with the club as a player, coach, committee member and President. Stuart Randall will serve as Vice President of the club and Competition Secretary for 2023, replacing Mark Thain who stepped down at the end of the season.
On the women’s side of the club, Jud Harrison will serve as Senior VP with Anthony Ritchie moving to women’s Youth VP.  All remaining EC members have returned to their roles for the new year. We thank all departing committee members for their service and wish them well for the future.
On the General Committee side, vacancies currently exist for a MPIO, Media Manager, Sponsorship Manager, and two Assistant Registrars, as well as a handful of age coordinator

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After a navigating another disrupted season, the club was thrilled to host in-person presentation days for our Juniors and Seniors plus a committee dinner to honour our 2022 Perpetual Award Winners.  Here’s a list of the recipients that join our honour roll:
Junior Trophies in Boys/Girls Mixed (Saturday) Comp & Girls (Sunday) Comp
Junior Goalkeeper of the Year (Michael Carroll Trophy)
WINNER = Petra Van Der Wallen (W15/1)
Junior Comp. Manager of the Year
WINNER = Samantha Flew (U13/2)
Junior Comp. Coach of the Year
WINNER = John Coleman (U16/2)

Junior Girls & Senior Ladies Trophies
Junior Girls (Sun. Comp) Best & Fairest Player (Mia Waters Trophy)
WINNER = Zara Williams (W13/2)
Senior Ladies (Open & U18’s) Player of the Year
WINNER = Sophie Cazalet (W18/3)
Senior Ladies Golden Boot of the Year
WINNER = Samantha Howes (WAL2B)
Ladies Comp. (W12-W16) Coach of the Year
WINNER = Marino Festa (W15/1 & W18/3)
Senior Women Coach of the Year
WINNER = Sam Abbas (WAL2B)
Junior Boys & Senior Men’s Trophies
Junior

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To all our Avalon Soccer Club members
I hope everyone is safe and well, and managing to cope with this extended lockdown, the 3rd in the last 18 months that we have experienced here in Avalon.
This has been an incredibly challenging time for everyone in the community and everyone involved with the club. We all hoped that restrictions would ease to the point that we’d be able to complete the season. However it was not to be.
As the curtains close on our 2021 season I wanted to extend a thank you to our fantastic managers, knowledgeable coaches, generous sponsors, tireless volunteers and the positive and determined attitude of our players. From our juniors to our senior teams and everyone in between, the attitude, mindset and competitive spirit within our Avalon community has been second to none.
All 2021 players will have received an email from MWFA confirming that 2022 fees will be

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With no football for the rest of the season, our Mens AL1 squad are running to Melbourne! Not literally of course, but we’re living in tough times right now and the team want to support the local mental health charities within the Northern Beaches, club community partner One Eighty Inc. and Lifeline Northern Beaches.

You can support Rob and the boys right here!

https://www.mycause.com.au/p/259442/avalon-soccer-club-al1

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Please see below official communication from the MWFA. We thank all our members for their patience during these difficult times and we hope everyone stays safe and we can return bigger than ever in 2022.

Dear Registered 2021 MWFA Players, officials and referees,

Firstly, the MWFA Board and staff, our 17 Clubs and the MWFRA sincerely hope that you are all keeping safe, healthy and happy throughout this Pandemic that continues to challenge us all.

This season, despite the challenges of 2020, saw our player number grow to 19,865 players, an increase of 1,400 players, which is an all-time record. However, the reality is that the current lockdown orders are in place until August 28 at the earliest. Even if the NSW Government was to end the lockdown on that date, indications from Football NSW are that the NSW Government will (quite rightly) follow last year’s plan in easing restrictions in a staggered

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