If you’re looking for information about football on the Sunshine Coast, you’ve come to the right place. Football Queensland Sunshine Coast is the governing body for the game on the Gold Coast. The zone is part of Football Queensland and is affiliated with Football Federation Australia. There are several local teams, including the Sunshine Coast Thunder. Here’s a look at some of the best teams in the area. And don’t worry, these teams aren’t just local – they’re also a part of the entire Queensland state!

Noel Woodall founded Sunshine Coast FC in 2007. The club’s first season saw them compete in the inaugural Queensland State League season, a regional league designed to bridge the gap between the A-League and the smaller, regional leagues. That season, the team won the Grand Final of the NPL. However, they didn’t have the same level of success in 2009 and were relegated to the Premier League. Currently, the club is coached by Scottish-born Gareth Thomson, who previously managed junior teams.

The local media also covers the Sunshine Coast’s football. The local newspaper, Sunshine Coast Daily, covers all four codes of football. Weekly bulletins air on Win and Seven and local channel 9 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The local news also covers games regularly. There’s written coverage in the newspaper, Sunshine Coast Daily and the Sunshine Coast Sun. In order to remain competitive, the Sunshine Coast Football Club has to develop a junior program from U12 to seniors.

The Sunshine Coast Football Club began playing in 2007. Known as “The Fire,” the club was a dominant force in the Queensland Soccer League for a decade. However, the club struggled in the National Premier Leagues Queensland, and the club rebranded itself as a youth development center. It now has over six thousand players in 18 clubs across the Sunshine Coast. Its future is bright. It’s time to make the best of it!

The FQPL3 coaches have named their players and fresh faced stars for Round 14. In a similar fashion, the QAFL has named their squads of the month for June. In addition, USC Barbarians talent Matt Lieder won the award for best a-grade player. Lieder talked about his award. A new rugby league program is launching on the Sunshine Coast, and it features industry experts, including former Australian hooker Kerrod Walters.