Women’s football in New Zealand is on the rise, with continued growth year on year, helped by the recent Women’s World Cup.
FC Twenty 11 is committed to supporting and growing female football at all ages and all levels (Club or Development).
We offer an environment that is safe, where individuals are able to grow and develop alongside their peers with the support of their coaches.
This is a time to create long-lasting friendships and a love of being active.
Please read all the information below before registering your child.
The Winter Season starts on 2nd May and finishes on the 12th September.
Players are placed into teams based on their ability and age. It is worth noting that the girls only grades are double band age groups. The teams entered for the winter season are:
If you would like to know more about playing for one of these teams, contact mariusm@fctwenty11.co.nz
Winter registrations are currently not open
*Registration fees are made up of Club, Mainland Football, and NZ Football fees, as well as coaching, fees & turf/court hire.
Uniform: FC apparel is compulsory for ALL players and can be purchased via our online shop.
Football boots: Boots (no metal studs) and shin pads are mandatory for ALL players. These can be purchased through local sports stores.
Tournaments: If attending a tournament during/at the end of the season, there will be additional costs associated with these. We encourage all our Club teams to compete in the South Island Regional Festivals and Tournaments.
Training & Playing Information Girls Club Programme
Training set at a suitable time for our volunteer coaches and the team
19-week programme
Game Day – Home (Burnside Park) and Away
19-week winter season programme
Game Times
TBC
Parent Involvement
Once players are allocated a team, a volunteer game day manager and referee will be required from amongst the players’ parents/caregivers.
All Saturday games are managed and refereed by volunteers.
The club will provide training and support for all team officials, including the offering of NZF Community Referee Courses.
Coaching or Managing a Team
The teams in the Club Programme will be led by volunteer coaches, managers, and referees – typically from amongst the players’ parents/caregivers.
FC Twenty 11 has been going through a sustained period of growth over the last few years. The biggest strain that this puts on us is in the area of finding enough volunteer coaches and/or managers.
Some of our previous coaches/managers were parents who had never have played football before!
To support these dedicated volunteers we run in-house training, and our Youth and Senior Director of Football, Marius, is available to support coaches and provide resources as requested.
If you are interested, we would even support you through the NZF Youth Level 1 Coaching and Community Referee Courses.
If you are a parent or past player who has flirted with the idea of coaching or managing a team – please give it a try! It is a truly rewarding experience.
In the meantime, if you have any questions, please contact our Youth and Senior Director of Football, Marius Moeser on 0212370333 or email mariusm@fctwenty11.co.nz
The Winter Season starts on 2nd May 2026 and finishes5 September 2026. Players are placed into teams based on their ability and age. It is worth noting that the girls only grades are double band age groups. The teams entered for the winter season are:
If you would like to know more about playing for one of these teams, contact mariusm@fctwenty11.co.nz
This is a newly created division by Mainland Football designed to bridge the gap for players in the technical, physical, and emotional aspects of the game. The aim is to ensure as many players as possible remain passionate about football, while still providing opportunities for top talents to progress when the time is right.
We are proud to champion the growth and development of our female members. Over the years, FC Twenty11 has supported the progression of several Mainland Football Pride players, and we are dedicated to continuing this tradition of excellence.
Winter registrations are currently not open
*Registration fees are made up of Club, Mainland Football, and NZ Football fees, as well as coaching, fees & turf/court hire.
Uniform: FC apparel is compulsory for ALL players and can be purchased via our online shop.
Football boots: Boots (no metal studs) and shin pads are mandatory for ALL players. These can be purchased through local sports stores.
Tournaments: If attending a tournament during/at the end of the season, there will be additional costs associated with these. We encourage all our Club teams to compete in the South Island Regional Festivals and Tournaments.
Training & Playing Information Girls Club Programme
Training set at a suitable time for our volunteer coaches and the team
19-week programme
Game Day – Home (Burnside Park) and Away
19-week winter season programme
Game Times
TBC
Coaching or Managing a Team
The teams in the Club Programme will be led by volunteer coaches, managers, and referees – typically from amongst the players’ parents/caregivers.
FC Twenty 11 has been going through a sustained period of growth over the last few years. The biggest strain that this puts on us is in the area of finding enough volunteer coaches and/or managers.
Some of our previous coaches/managers were parents who had never have played football before!
To support these dedicated volunteers we run in-house training, and our Youth and Senior Director of Football, Marius, is available to support coaches and provide resources as requested.
If you are interested, we would even support you through the NZF Youth Level 1 Coaching and Community Referee Courses.
If you are a parent or past player who has flirted with the idea of coaching or managing a team – please give it a try! It is a truly rewarding experience.
In the meantime, if you have any questions, please contact our Youth and Senior Director of Football, Marius Moeser on 0212370333 or email mariusm@fctwenty11.co.nz
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