Q. What night is training?

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The training night is coordinated by the coach of the team. The coach will need to consult with the team’s parents and the committee for ground availability. Most teams train one night a week.

Q. How old does my child have to be to play?

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To be eligible for U6's your child must be turning 5 in 2020.

Q. My daughter would like to play soccer. Do you have any girl teams?

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Yes, our girls and ladies teams are rapidly growing. In fact we are the biggest club for female football in the Hills Football Association. Girls and Ladies soccer is played on a Sunday. Over 35 ladies play on Friday Nights.

Q. Why grade players?

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The Rouse Hill Rams Soccer Division is part of the Hills Football Association (HFI). Clubs within this association must grade some players to ensure that teams play with and against players of similar skill and ability. In 2020 we have adopted an approach which allows for both those children who want to push their skill level and try to improve their division selection, and for those who want to play with their mates. 

For full details, please see the Grading Policy on this website

Q. How is grading done?

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Grading is carried out by a panel of committee members and and if available an  independant experienced consultant. Players are assessed on their all round soccer abilities and information provided by the previous seasons coaches. Grading will take place in early February and only players that have registered on MyFootballClub website and paid in full, will be eligible to be graded.

Click here for our grading policy

Q. When will I know what team my child is in?

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U6’s - U11's find out on Miniroos Muster Day which is usually held in early March. Junior Teams from U12 to U18 also find out on Junior Muster Day which is completed a short time after the Miniroos Muster. All other graded teams are announced as soon as possible after the last grading session and prior to the trial games.

Q. What does my registration fees cover?

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Your registration fee covers:

  • Rams Training Shirt
  • Insurance
  • Registration fee to Hills Football
  • Affiliation costs to FNSW and FFA
  • Referees Fees
  • Ground hire to The Hills Shire Council
  • Electricity for lighting of the grounds
  • Purchase of equipment, balls, playing shirts, first aid kits, trophies, line marking paint etc…
Q. Where do I purchase uniforms from and what do I need?

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Shorts, Socks and other Rams Apparel will be sold on selected days prior to the commencement of the season.

During the season they are available for purchase from the Rams Canteen.

Training shirts are included in the registration cost and will be provided to all players.

Playing shirts are provided for the use of the team throughout the season by the club and are to be returned to the coach/manager at the end of the season.

All players will need their own soccer boots and shin guards.

Q. When does the season start?

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Generally the season commences in the first weekend of April.

Q. Is there anything else I need to know as a parent?

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Yes, the club is run by volunteers and we need help on a Saturday morning to ensure the smooth running of the day. Throughout the season your team will be required to assist with set up, canteen, BBQ and pack up on their allocated week. The number of allocated weeks will depend on the number of teams