COERVER® Coaching—the World’s number one soccer skills teaching method. For ages 4-16 years and all ability levels. Designed and developed to improve individual skills through ball mastery, drills, moves and small sided play. Our goals for these ages are to develop confidence in players and create good habits and stimulate players to work on their ball skills, on their own and in small groups. Read more

We are a community basketball club operating in the ACT with a wide range of teams in both seniors and juniors. We promote healthy lifestyle through participation in basketball and access to all, and endeavour to compete as well as each team is able in their respective grades. Our senior and junior teams have representation in our premier divisions in the ACT. Our club operates through our volunteers who support the club with their time in coaching, managing, administration and committee work. Our... Read more

Largest Junior Soccer Club in ACT. New players welcome. Read more

Brilliant Football offers an inclusive environment where kids of all technical abilities are accepted and developed, each according to his or her own individual ability. It was established with a vision to provide families in Canberra and surrounding areas with a unique and affordable football experience for their kids who are between the age of 7 and 12, by focusing on developing the required age-appropriate technical skills that will make them better footballers. We are genuinely passionate about... Read more

Central Hockey Club is one of the oldest and proudest hockey clubs in the ACT and we cater for all age groups and skill levels, from those players at the elite level to those who have never played before. Our teams range from Hook in2 Hockey (for children aged 5 to 9), U/11 girls and boys in Juniors, through to Open Age Women and Men teams to our Senior Grass Leagues. In 2016, Central Hockey club will be fielding both a Women’s and Men’s team in the Capital League 1 Winter competition, Canberra’s... Read more

Established in 1975, the Tuggeranong Buffaloes are one of the oldest clubs in the Canberra Region Rugby League competition. The Buffs (as we are affectionately known) have seen many of leagues greats pass through our ranks including both Michael and Joel Monaghan. Our home ground is located at the Kambah No.1 Ovals off Chirnside Cct, Kambah. We train Tuesday and Thursday nights at home during the season, ensuring all team are as fit and strong as possible to enjoy the great sport that is Rugby League. Games... Read more

Sport is a great metaphor for life. Whether you play a team sport, compete as an individual, are starting out at the grassroots level, or are excelling through an elite development program - there are so many valuable lessons to be learned. AAS Cricket Coaching is led by athlete development coach, Holly Halford-Smith. We understand theres more to being a good cricketer than hitting big numbers for the scoreboard. We mentor our athletes through the physical, mental, emotional, tactical & technical... Read more

THE UNI-NORTHS OWLS - 80 YEARS OF FUN, MATESHIP AND LEARNING THROUGH RUGBY. Read more

Professionally run football academy for passionate players in the ACT. Holding Mid Football Academy is aimed at young players who want to achieve their football aspirations. Read more

Junior Golf Australia offers golf classes to children wishing to further their skills in golf. This is a progressive program which has developed classes from children 2 years old and onwards. The goal of junior golf Australia is to enable children to access amazing opportunities all over the world as they become adults! This is what we do and we're great at it. Our program has achieved amazing tournament results with over 500 individual club event wins more than 350 interstate and overseas wins.... Read more

Tuggeranong United is one of the ACT's largest sporting clubs and provides the opportunity for anyone, regardless of age, gender or skill level, to play football. Our teams play their home games at Wanniassa and Kambah and our club's history reaches back to 1976. Read more