Season 2026

FV MiniRoos U8s - U11s

To register your expression of interest for the 2026 season please click 2026 MiniRoo Expression of Interest

FV MiniRoos U8 and U9 

Train 2 evenings per week, play Saturday mornings
Squad of 10 players, match 7 v 7 (inc GK)
Several teams per age group
Graded Joeys, Wallabies and Kangaroos 
Can be mixed boys & girls  (Female only based on numbers)
Coached by parent volunteer (guided by FV CCC program and Club's Coach Coordinator)
May have a qualified coach if available, the costs will be added to the player registration.

FV MiniRoos U10 and U11 
Train 2 evenings per week, play Saturday mornings
Squad of 12 players, match 9 v 9 (inc GK)
Several teams per age group
Graded Joeys, Wallabies and Kangaroos
Can be mixed boys and girls (Female only based on numbers)
Coached by a parent volunteer (guided by FV CCC program and Club's Coach Coordinator)
May have a qualified coach if available, the costs will be added to the player registration.

For FV match information, see HERE


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FV Juniors U12s - U18s

To register your expression of interest for the 2026 season please click 2026 Junior Expression of Interest

FV Juniors U12s and U13s 

U12s and U13s train 2 evenings per week.
U12s play Saturdays
U13s play Sundays
U12s and U13s play on a half sized pitch 9 v 9 
Squad size 12 - 13 players - designated goalkeeper
Boys only and Girls only teams (Can be mixed as per FV rules)
Offside rule introduced.
FV referees 
Parents/Guardians assist with running the lines and team marshal

For full FV rules and regulations, click HERE

FV Juniors U14s - U18s
U14s - U18s train 2 evenings per week
U14s - U18s play Sundays
U14s - U18s play on a full size pitch
Designated goalkeeper
Girls play in a female specific team
FV Referees
Parents/Guardians assist with running the lines and team marshal.

For full FV rules and regulations, click HERE


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Optus Superstars 5-10yrs

Casey Comets Superstars Programs Details

Ages:                           5-10 Years Old

Session Times:            Wednesdays’ 5.30pm for 55 Minutes

Cost:                            $215 per child. 10% Discount for 2 or more siblings.

you can register by clicking  Optus Superstars Term 3 2025

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2026 TRIALS


TEAM

YEAR OF BIRTH


GRADING DATE


U8s2018
TBA
U9s2017
TBA
U10s2016
TBA
U11s2015TBA
U12s2014
TBA
U13s2013
TBA
U14s2012
TBA
U15s2011TBA
U16/17s2010/2009
TBA
U10 Girls2016
TBA
U12 Girls2014TBA
U13 Girls2013TBA
U15/16/17 Girls2009/10/11
TBA

Preseason training is for all players U8 - U18 players. It is important to attend all or as many preseason training sessions to assist us in grading your child to their appropriate skill level. As soon as a player is confirmed to a team, fees should be paid or a payment plan arranged.

We will try and accommodate all players. Some will be offered a position in a current team that has positions available, while some will be placed in a new team that is ready to go once a coach is appointed. New teams will require a team coach. We are a community club and all our coaches either are current parents or were parents with a child playing at some stage. There are a few higher grade teams that have more experienced paid coaches.

We ask every parent to consider coaching a team. It can be a shared role. We offer coaching support, access to courses and FV training.

Where possible, if there are several teams at a similar level in an age group, we can buddy up team training.


MiniRoos (U8 - U11) 

The majority of teams in the MiniRoos age groups will be invited to initial training sessions and then be invited to join an existing team or a newly formed team. 
Generally, new players are not graded but placed in an appropriate team. Initially new players will participate in come and try sessions before being moved to a team.
There are teams in the MiniRoos age groups that have been playing together for a few seasons and play in a higher graded team. If there are vacancies in these specific teams, players are invited to train by coach invitation only.

Levels at MiniRoos are Joeys, Wallabies and Kangaroos. 
Its important to note that MiniRoos players are placed in the most appropriate team for their current ability and will play competitive matches against similar level teams. It's so important that players enjoy their experience while gaining new skills and learning to play a team sport.

We will do our best to accommodate all players. The majority of new players in our younger ge groups will play in a Joey level team. It is important that players get the best experience and enjoy playing. As a community club, we are always looking for for parents/guardians or older siblings to take on coaching roles. You may have a love for the game, have other sporting experience or just want to get involved. Please let us know if you are able to assist with this.

Juniors (U12 - U18) 
Players in the older age groups can attend trials and grading sessions for the higher graded teams. Teams from U12 upwards will participate in more structured pre season training and will be placed in the most appropriate team. Returning players will be initially placed in their previous team but there will be movement across teams based on player skill development and team availability.
We will require parent coaches if the number of players exceed current teams.

TRIALS & GRADING TBA

Please ensure you arrive for the correct age group.

What to bring/wear 
Comfortable sports clothes, football kit
Runners/Trainers (No boots in Feb as the ground is very hard)
Shinguards
Sunscreen
Water bottle
Hat (wear while waiting)

What to expect on the day of the come & try sessions/grading sessions 

1) Arrive a few minutes before your come & try session time or grading/training session
2) At Come & try sessions, check in your child (name & dob)
    At training, let the coach know your name and dob, and where you have played previously
3) Come & Try session players will receive a numbered bib
4) Your player will be placed in either an existing team (dependent on spots available) or be placed in a new team. You        will receive an invitation to register for the season and advised of the training days and times. You can then accept            and proceed with registration.


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Volunteering and Coaching at Casey Comets

We make no apologies for this section appearing at the top of this page and it will appear on other pages.

Casey Comets is a community club, we are a community that operates to provide football to community. We cannot run without the hard work of volunteers, whether it is a committee member, junior coach, team manager, groundskeeper or the myriad of other jobs needed to ensure the club functions.

We totally understand that we all lead busy lives, but sharing the load makes it easier for everyone and makes for a better experience for our junior players. 

We desperately need the following - 

Ground Marshalls
MiniRoos Referees
Canteen volunteers
Line Marking pitches
Pitch and grounds maintenance 
plus many more roles

We invite new members to join the Committee. We have several vacancies, so if you have a skill, please let us know.
Positions available include
Book-keeper
Accountant

Most importantly, We want to provide football for as many junior players as we can. This is only achieved if we have more volunteers prepared to coach a team.
As a junior coach, you will responsible for leading/supporting training sessions, including planning, delivery of the session and overall management of the team. You will be responsible on match day to conduct or oversee the player warmup, player rotation and coaching.

No direct coaching experience is required, but an understanding and/or experience of football or working with children is desirable.

No direct coaching experience is required, but an understanding of soccer and/or experience working with kids is desirable.

The demand for playing currently outweighs the team positions available.

Please let us know on registration day or email td@caseycomets.com.au

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2025 Junior Season at a Glance

Name of program

Season Begins

Season Ends

Catch up Rounds

SchoolHols
Public Holidays

Finals/Playoffs

9th Feb (Sun)
15th Feb (Sat
MiniRoos
Come & Try 
Sessions
N/AN/A10th March
Labour Day (Mon)
N/A
Week beginning
17th Feb
Team Training
MiniRoos
Juniors Grading
Sessions start

Training
commences (TMs will advise 
each team direct)
N/AN/A5th April -
21st April
Term 1 Break
10th March
Labour Day (Mon)
N/A
Term 1 Superstars
4 - 9 years
Saturdays
1st March 
9.30 am - 
10.30 am
19th April 9.30am -  
10.30 am
N/A5th April - 
21st April
Term 1 Break
N/A
FV Competition
commences
MiniRoos (Sat)
26th April
Match schedule
provided by TMs
6th September 7th June
12th July
5th July -
20th July
Term 2 Break
N/A
FV Competition
commences
Juniors 12s+
26th/27th April 
Match schedule provided by TMs
Sat/Sun
6th/7th
September
24th/25th May
12th/13th July
League Regrade after R4
5th July -
20th July
Term 2 Break
13th/14th Sept
20th/21st Sept
Term 2
Superstars
4 - 9 years
Saturdays
10th May 
9.30 am - 
10.30 am
28th June
9.30 am -
10.30 am
N/A9th June
Kings Birthday
N/A
Term 3
Superstars
4 - 9 years
Saturdays
19th July 
9.30 am - 
10.30 am
6th Sept
9.30 am - 
10.30 am
N/AN/AN/A
Junior
Presentation 
Times tbc
20th Sept
Saturday
N/AN/AN/AN/A
Post season 
training programs
Post season Comp
week 
beginning
6th October
N/AN/AN/AN/A

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Match Day

MiniRoos and Juniors have 18 rounds of compeition. Generally, there are 9 home matches and 9 away matches.


Football Victoria administer the competition and detemine the leagues. Lagues are split into 4 zones, North, South, East and West. As there are usually several leagues within each zone, FV will strive to group clubs in leagues based on club locations within zones.

Higher grade leagues may have a wider travel zone based on team entries but generally they will still be within the N,S,E and W zones.

All parents will have roles or tasks allocated to them to ensure that match day runs smoothly and that your child gets the best experience on match day.

Casey Comets is no different to other community clubs or sports codes in expecting parent participation to ensure that match day and/or training runs smoothly. 

Roles on match day could be 
  • ensuring the pitch is safe to play
  • assisting with the player pre match warm up 
  • providing 1/2 time oranges (roster system)
  • stand in should no referee arrive (home matches) 
  • ensure that match balls and corner flags are in situ
  • running lines (U12+)
  • team marshall

FV have released a Club Handbook that contains detailed information regarding match day. We ask that all parents/guardians read the match book as it contains important information on what can be expected during the season. This may be updated for 2025.

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Casey Comets has to comply with FV Rules and Regulations and needs to ensure that teams have a team marshall and that we have ground marshalls at the facility. These are volunteer roles that are carried out by teams (parents). FV have supplied a Ground Marshall Handbook with information regarding the position responsibilities. 

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Kits (Uniforms)

Playing kits are not covered by club fees and are purchased separately.


The club has a supply of kits on site for purchase, however kits can also be purchased direct from the supplier should a size not be available. 

A playing kit contains a home shirt, away shirt, shorts and socks. Your TM will advise which shirt should be worn each week, although we recommend bringing both shirts to each match.

The playing kits are mandatory wear and comply with all FV Rules and Regulations of competition.
Returning players can reuse their kits from last year, while new players purchase kits. The club will strive to provide kits with numbers not already allocated. It may that a kit has to be ordered with an unused number or we can adapt the number so there are no number duplications.

We will order in a large supply of socks as we recommend purchasing additional socks.

Club Merchandise is also available direct from the supplier (jackets, coats, tracksuits)

Shinguards are MANDATORY. We have shin guards available to buy at a low price or they can be purchased from a reputable sports store.

Football Boots must be worn at training and match day. A referee will not allow a player to participate without shinguards, club football socks or football boots,

Football boots should have plastic studs (no metal studs). Boots can be purchased from a reputable sports store. We recommend wearing the boots in for comfort, purchasing based on player comfort and keep in mind that children's feet grow extraordinarily quickly.


What to pack for a match 

It is important to set good habits and encourage younger players to assist with packing the kit bag. Junior players should become responsible for ensuring they have everything they need on match days. 

Full water bottle
Football Boots 
Shinguards
Socks (Spare socks)
Home & Away shirt
Warm jacket (dependent on the season) 
Rain or waterproof jacket
Trackpants (dependent on the season)
Runners/Trainers - Most clubs do not allow football boots inside the clubrooms
Bag - a designated boot bag or even plastic bag for dirty boots
Medication/Inhaler - If you are prescribed meds or have asthma
Sunscreen 
Mosquito spray





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