During the FIFA World Cup™ parents across northern NSW can take their shot at winning signed Matildas jerseys, $200 Ultra Football gift cards and Official World Cup balls.
The giveaway is part of Northern NSW Football’s plans to recruit more MiniRoos players in 2023. Parents of primary school aged kids, outside of our football community, are being encouraged register their kid’s interest in season 2023 to enter.
Northern NSW Football’s Head of Football (and dad of two) Pete Haynes believes this is a win-win for parents and football, “by entering the competition parents can win awesome football themed prizes and we have the opportunity to speak with new families about how great football is for kids.”
How parents can enter
1) Find out more about MiniRoos
2) Enter your details in the entry form (takes under two minutes*)
Everyone can win this World Cup
Parents who enter the competition will receive a 10% Ultra Football promo code. This can be used on a range of football products like boots, balls, jerseys and more.
The promo code is valid until 31 December and is a great option to save on football themed Christmas presents.
The promo code will be sent to competition entrants once they complete the entry form.
*Terms and conditions apply.
About MiniRoos
MiniRoos uses short, game-based sessions to introduce football, to four- to-11-year-olds, in an inclusive way. It focuses on learning new skills, being active, making life-long friends and unearthing the next generation of Socceroos and Matildas.
Why play MiniRoos?
- It’s fun, safe, and delivered in a family friendly setting across Australia
- Accredited with Active Kids - making it $100 more affordable
- Make new friends, build confidence, and grow self-esteem
- Develop values of teamwork, cooperation, fair play, and respect
- Game-based sessions build fundamental motor skills
- Hundreds of clubs across northern NSW to choose from
Capitalising on the World Cup Effect
The FIFA World Cup™ has traditionally had a positive impact on grassroots football participation levels across northern NSW. 2022 and 2023 represents a unique opportunity with both the men’s and women’s World Cups within six months of each other.
David Eland, Northern NSW Football CEO understands what this opportunity represents “We have a once in a generation chance to get more people into our game. Millions of Australians will be watching the Socceroos in Qatar and the Matildas at home in 2023. This is our chance to encourage parents to register their kids to play football and something we have been planning for,” Eland said.
Marketing the world game to future Socceroos and Matildas
The World Cup competition is part of Northern NSW Football’s annual recruitment marketing strategy and complements Football Australia’s Find your Place campaign.
Northern NSW Football has prioritised efforts to increase junior football participation to pre-pandemic levels using a mixture of traditional and digital marketing tactics.
The World Cup competition and Find Your Place campaign are now live in preparation for the FIFA World Cup™ and continue until April 2023.
