UQFC offers a wide array of options for junior footballers starting from age five and progressing through until under 16's.  UQFC prides itself on offering top quality coaching, pathways for juniors who wish to progress to an elite level, and a friendly environment for all.  All abilities are catered through across our teams:

• Miniroos - aged 5-12
• Junior Development - U9/U10/U11/U12
• Metro Divisional - U13-U16
• FQ Academy Boys
• Metro Divisional (including Development/Div 1)
• Metro Divisional Girls
• FQ Academy Girls

To play at UQFC, you must first be offered a position in writing, then enrol at UQFC and finally register with Squadi.  Details of this process can be found on our enrolment page.  This page also contains details of our sibling discount policy.  

The MiniRoos competition offers football in a fun, friendly environment for those aged 5-12.  The size of the field, number of players and duration of games increases as the players age.  Here at UQFC, we have boys only, girls only and mixed teams at each age group.  

You can find out more about our MiniRoos competition and how you can take part on our MiniRoos page.

Development football is a program offered by UQFC for our under 9, under 10,  under 11 and U12 age groups and is suitable for more advanced players.  The development teams compete in the highest level MiniRoos competition (Kangaroos - formerly known as Komodo Dragons) run by Football Queensland.

The Director of Football, club selectors and coaches observe players during games and training, then invite players to trial for development teams.

Games are usually played on Saturdays following a home and away format.  Training is held on a midweek evening, as determined by your team coach.  Development teams have parent coaches.  UQFC works with these coaches through grass roots coaching courses held in the early months of each year, or by financially supporting attendance at coaching courses run by Football Queensland.

All players must wear football boots with plastic tags and shin guards.  The club will provide team shirts for matches.  Training kit and playing shorts are available for purchase at registration or via our online shop.

If you are interested in developmental football at UQFC please contact the UQFC administrator.

Metro Divisional football is an age group competition administered by Football Queensland for age levels U13 to U16 in an 11-a-side format.  UQFC traditionally fields teams from division 1 to division 5 depending on annual registration numbers.

UQFC announces trial dates around September, or in January or February.  Experienced coaching staff then select squads for the upcoming season.

Metro Divisional football is played either on Saturdays or Sundays depending on the age group and Football Queensland scheduling with a home and away ground format.  Training is held midweek evenings.  Metro Divisional teams have dedicated volunteer coaches.  UQFC is committed to developing these coaches through grass roots coaching courses or by financially supporting attendance at coaching courses run by Football Queensland.

All players must wear football boots with plastic tags and shin guards.  The club will provide team shirts for matches.  Training kit and playing shorts are available for purchase at registration or via our online shop.

If you are interested in developmental football at UQFC please contact the UQFC administrator.

FQPL Development Football is an elite age group competition administered by Football Queensland for age levels from under 12 to under 18.  UQFC is one of only 14 clubs in Brisbane to have been awarded FQPL Development status.

UQFC announces trial dates for FQPL in around October or November for various age groups, and in conjunction with divisional trials, experienced coaching staff select squads for the upcoming season.

FQPL Development is played on either a Friday evening, Saturday or Sunday depending on the age group and Football Queensland scheduling, with a home and away format.  Training is held twice a week on midweek evenings.  FQPL Development teams have dedicated professional coaches with a minimum FFA C Youth Licence accreditation.

All players must wear football boots with plastic tags and shin guards.  The club will provide team shirts for matches.  Training kit and playing shorts are available for purchase at registration and in our Club shop.

If you are interested in playing FQPL Development football at UQFC contact the Director of Junior Football.