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A touch of football

Noosa Touch Football Association would like to invite you to come and play in the 2026 season starting 2 February at 31 Butler Street Tewantin.

If you are looking to join a team or want to gather with your friends, family and mates, get in contact and come and enjoy some great touch football, raffles, chef Mickey’s burgers, food and a licensed bar.

Noosa Touch Association encourages schools and individual players from across the Sunshine Coast region to participate in our competitions. Join and make life-long friends, have fun, learn new skills or hone skills, be active and get involved.

Or become a referee and get paid! Coaching and badge level upgrades are provided by the club.

For Seniors, we have Noosa Touch association Mixed, Mens and Womens competitions for two seasons per year.

Competitions accommodate the social player to the more competitive.

The Mixed competition is held on Monday nights and the Mens and Womens competitions are held Wednesday nights.

Noosa touch has an excellent representative program with expressions of interest open and that our under 12s girls team were undefeated at the last carnival in Rockhampton.

For enquiries, contact president@noosatouch.com.au

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