about the comp
get the lowdown on the BBFC Summer Sixes Comp
the lowdown
come play in the BBFC Summer Sixes starting October 8 2024 and running for 10 weeks. Football, fun and friends. There’s a lot to like!
comp details
Mens
Tuesday nights from 6pm to 9pm running 8th October – 10th December
More info / Register a Men’s Team
Womens
Wednesday nights from 6pm to 9pm running 9th October – 11th December
More info / Register a Women’s team
Youth Competitive (11 to 13)
Tuesday afternoons from 4:30pm to 5:30pm running 15th October – 10th December
More info / Register a Youth Competitive team
Girls (8 to 12)
Wednesday afternoons from 4pm to 6pm running 16th October – 11th December
More info / Register a Girls 8 to 12s team
Miniroos (7 to 11)
17th Thursday afternoons from 4pm to 6pm running October – 12th December
More info / Register a Miniroo’s team
We need referees!
Refereeing EOI
Looking for a team?
Individual player seeking a team
location
Byron Bay Memorial Rec Grounds, Tennyson Street, Byron Bay
rules
team sizes
Minimum of 8 players, maximum of 12
wet weather
If there is inclement or dangerous weather, games will be rescheduled where possible.
comp design
All leagues are 6 v 6 with a goalkeeper played on a quarter pitch sized field.
Mens
Initial 3 rounds of grading games
4 x 6 team pools to be created with at least one pool becoming a ‘social league’ pool
– 5 more rounds with each team playing each other once
2 weeks of finals
Womens
2 playing pools – please nominate on the team registration form
Social – for inexperienced, new or the youngest youth teams (13s)
Competitive – teams which participate in the winter comp or have experienced
players
Youth Competitive (10/11 to 13)
Pointscore competition so suited to advanced players
7 rounds of pointscore games
2 rounds of finals
Girls and Mixed Miniroos – Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
Mixed age social leagues for players 7 to 11/12
Teams are placed in initial pools based on age/ability
Results are not recorded but playing pools are adjusted based on game results ie: teams winning consistently may be moved into a more challenging pool, and other teams may be moved into an easier pool.
Focus is on fun and ‘letting the kids play’ – street football concept allowing the kids to make the bulk of the decisions on the field with limited guidance from
coaches/parents.
Coaches are not required, a manager is however for communications and general coordination.
