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FAQ
Juniors/Miniroos
Seniors
General
Whether you/your child are 100% committed or just want to ensure you are notified of important dates for 2026, please fill in our Expression of Interest form here.(https://form.jotform.com/242687554412865) (https://form.jotform.com/242687554412865)If you have specific questions that are not answered in the FAQ, please head to our Contact Us page.
Preseason training for youth players commences at the start of Term 1. Please fill in our 2026 Expression of Interest here (https://club.spond.com/landing/signup/boroniasc/form/FFF5EE1C3FEE43E4BBFB832B47896322)if your child is interested in playing so that we can ensure you receive information with club updates for the 2026 season. Players will need to have paid a deposit to commence preseason training.
Preseason training for our senior teams usually commenced in January, but the Expression of Interest is still open.
Whilst we understand that children may not be able to attend all training sessions every single week, we do ask that players commit to as many sessions as possible throughout the season. If children consistently misses training sessions it significantly impact both their own skill development and their team.
Boots can be bought new at sports shops and some footwear shops. There is no difference between soccer and AFL boots, in fact most boots are designed with soccer in mind given the number of soccer players worldwide far exceeds the number of players in other football codes!
The Club has a second hand boot bin or, you can also find second hand boots on places like Facebook Marketplace.
Simple slip in shin guards can be found in our club shop - sizes are based on your child's height.
All players should be wearing their uniform (purchased through club), football boots and shin guards (under their football socks) during games, the playing uniform is not required for training.
Runners are fine at training for a short time if your child has not played soccer before. The club have second hand boots for sale in a variety of sizes.
Generally, teams play against other clubs in the East/South East area of Melbourne. Sometimes there may be travel up to an hour from Ferntree Gully, depending on the fixture.
The teams in each division, and therefore the locations of games are determined by the league and the Club has no influence over this.
Fees (and details) for Kickers, Miniroos and Juniors can be found on their respective pages (located under BSC HUB).
We are a Get Active Kids (https://business.vic.gov.au/grants-and-programs/get-active-kids-voucher-program)voucher activity provider and eligible children can apply when the program is open at different times during the year.
Playing fees go towards the following, but not limited to:
- Football Victoria Player registration fees.
- Football Victoria Team entry fees.
- Player injury insurance
- Coach education development
- Training & Match day equipment. (balls, cones, bibs, goals, etc)
- Utility bills (Council ground lease, electricity, gas, etc)
- End of season trophies
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