Partner with Kissing Point Football Club in 2027

Hi everyone,

As we start planning for 2027, we’re inviting businesses within the KPFC community and beyond to partner with the club next season.

With over 1,200 registered players, from our youngest MiniRoos through to senior football, Kissing Point Football Club provides businesses with an opportunity to connect with players and families across our local community while supporting one of the largest community football clubs in the Northern Suburbs of Sydney.

SHIRT SPONSORSHIP – NEW FOR 2027

For the first time in several years, we’re opening up shirt sponsorship opportunities.

We are exploring a number of options for 2027, including a potential whole-of-club shirt partnership or sponsorship across particular programs or sections of the club, such as our Development Leagues, senior or female football.

Contact us to discuss the shirt sponsorship opportunities for 2027.

In addition to these new shirt sponsorship opportunities, we continue to offer a range of established club sponsorship packages for businesses looking to support KPFC and connect with our community.

MAJOR SPONSORSHIP

  • Prominent website branding
  • Logo featured on club-wide emails
  • Dedicated sponsor emails to our database
  • Facebook and Instagram promotion
  • Large Clubhouse banner
  • Large permanent vinyl banner
  • Event sponsorship opportunities
  • Player of the Match branding
  • Opportunity to develop additional tailored inclusions

SILVER SPONSORSHIP

  • Website branding
  • Logo featured on club-wide emails
  • Dedicated sponsor email
  • Facebook and Instagram promotion
  • Large Clubhouse banner
  • Opportunity for additional tailored inclusions

BRONZE SPONSORSHIP

  • Website branding
  • Logo featured on club-wide emails
  • Facebook and Instagram promotion
  • Opportunity for additional tailored inclusions

KPFC AT A GLANCE

  • Over 1,200 registered players
  • 61% male / 39% female representation
  • 1,800+ Facebook followers
  • 1,000+ Instagram followers
  • 700+ social media content interactions per month
  • 2025 Men’s Premier League Champions and Club Championship
  • 2025 NSFA Female Football Award – recognising KPFC’s commitment to the continued growth and development of female football.
  • 2025 NSFA Pathways Award – recognising KPFC’s commitment to providing strong player development pathways.

We’re also happy to work with businesses to develop other partnership opportunities that suit their objectives and provide value to KPFC.

Importantly, sponsorship is directly reinvested into the club to support our players, coaches, equipment and football programs.

If you own or work for a business that may be interested in partnering with Kissing Point Football Club in 2027, we’d like to hear from you.

Please contact Jonah Wigley at sponsorship@kpfc.asn.au to discuss the opportunities.

Regards

Lee
President
Kissing Point Football Club

Club Award Nominations Now Open

Hi everyone,

As we come towards the end of the season, nominations are now open for our annual club awards.

Each year, these awards recognise the teams, coaches and volunteers who have made a real contribution to Kissing Point FC during the season. We are seeking nominations for:

Club Spirit Award
For a team that has shown resilience, improved throughout the season or made a positive contribution to the club.

Ray & Di Brown Trophy – Friend of the Club
For a volunteer who regularly gives their time and works behind the scenes to support the club.

Rod Woods Memorial Trophy – Coach of the Season
For a coach who has made a real difference to their players or team during the season.

Please send your nomination, along with a brief explanation of why you are nominating them, to secretary@kpfc.asn.au by Monday, 24 August 2026.

There is no need for multiple nominations from the same team. Even if your nominee is not selected, we will share your comments with them so they know their contribution has been recognised and appreciated.

Thanks,

Lee
President
Kissing Point Football Club



KPFC Club Update August 2026

Hi everyone,

We are into the final month of the season and, while most competitions are coming to an end, there is still plenty happening around the club.

Trivia Night and Sydney FC Event

Our recent trivia night was a great success. Thank you to everyone who helped organise and to everyone who came along. A special thank you to Jodie, who put a huge amount of work making it happen.

We also held our Sydney FC event last Friday. Thank you to everyone involved, particularly Paula and Jess for pulling it all together.

Finals Football

Congratulations to all our teams that have won their divisions or made the finals. It is a great reward for the work put in by the players, coaches and managers throughout the season. 

Silence on the Sidelines

This weekend, 15 and 16 August, is NSFA’s Silence on the Sidelines Round.

The idea is to give junior players the chance to play, communicate with each other and make their own decisions without instructions being called from the sideline. Parents and spectators can still applaud and support the players but are asked to leave the coaching to the coaches. Please support the campaign this weekend and let the players play.

Presentation Days

Our Junior Presentation Day for Under 6 to Under 15 teams will be held at Auluba on Saturday 5 September.

Our Senior Presentation Night will be on Friday 11th September with the Under 16 to Under 18 presentations to be held before the Senior Presentation Night gets underway.

We will post further details shortly and provide to team managers.

Returning Shirts

As teams finish their season, managers will start asking players to return their playing shirts. We need to get the shirts back so we can work out exactly what we have, including sizes and numbers, and what we will need to order for 2027. Stockpiling or not returning only makes this more difficult for the club. 

Please return your shirt promptly when your team manager asks for it to ensure we have enough shirts for our teams in 2027.

Equipment Manager

We are looking for a new Equipment Manager for 2027. Our current Equipment Manager is stepping away after a few seasons in the role and has done a great job looking after this important part of the club. The role helps coordinate the equipment needed across the club and makes sure we are organised for the start of the 2027 season.

If you are interested, or would like to find out a little more about the role, please contact me at president@kpfc.asn.au

As the season comes to a close, thank you to everyone who has put so much time and effort into making football happen for our players each week. The club only works because of the contribution made by our coaches, managers, committee members and many other volunteers throughout the season.

Lee Rochester

President, KPFC



KPFC Club Update July 2026

Hi everyone,

We’re now heading into the back end of the season, and it’s been fantastic to see so much football played over the past few months. After the disruptions of recent seasons, we’ve been fortunate to enjoy some excellent weather, which has meant washouts and plenty of football across our grounds each weekend. 

The NSFA has recently published a competitions update and details will be passed onto team managers over the coming days.

There is plenty happening around the club over the coming weeks.

Trivia Night

Trivia Night is coming up on Saturday 25 July 2026 at 7.00pm at Turramurra High School! 🎉

If you haven’t secured your spot yet, now is the time to book your table before they sell out. Gather your team of up to 10 people, get creative with your K or P-themed dress-up, and get ready for a fantastic night of trivia, raffles, games, auctions and plenty of laughs, all while supporting Kissing Point FC.

Book now through the Kissing Point FC online store:
https://kissingpointfootballclub.teamapp.com/clubs/606587/store/items/143285?_detail=v1

❤️

World Cup – England v Norway

When: Sunday 12 July

Where: Auluba Clubhouse

Clubhouse opens: 6.30am

Kick off: 7.00am

Bacon and egg rolls will be available, however, these will need to be pre-ordered using the link below. Orders close at the end of business on Friday as this assists us with catering. 

https://kissingpointfootballclub.teamapp.com/clubs/606587/store/items/144022

Please note, the bar will not be open.

Sydney FC

Sydney FC will be visiting us on Friday 7th August to deliver some fun activations for our junior players and families. More details will be provided closer to the day.

Presentation Days

Our Junior (6s to 14s) Presentation Day will be held on Saturday 5 September.

Our Senior Presentation Night will be held on Friday 11 September. Presentations for our junior players in the 16s to 18s age groups will take place immediately beforehand.

Canteen Coordinator

We are still seeking a Canteen Coordinator to take on the role at the end of the season. The canteen is an important part of our club.  To ensure we have an operational canteen in 2027, we do need someone to take on this role. It could also be shared between two people if that makes it more manageable. If you are interested, or would like to find out more, please contact me.

Auluba Friday Nights

A reminder for all teams training at Auluba on Friday evenings that if equipment is left out after your session and there are no teams training after you, please ensure it is packed away.

We’ve also noticed an increase in rubbish being left around the fields on Friday nights, including uneaten food, serviettes and cans. If everyone can please take a few moments before leaving to dispose of rubbish and recycling appropriately, it will make the Saturday morning setup much easier for our volunteers.

Lee Rochester

President

Kissing Point FC



KPFC Club Update June 2026

Hi everyone,

After a couple of weekends of weather disruption, it was great to see teams back out on the pitch across the King’s Birthday long weekend.

There is plenty happening around the club over the coming weeks.

World Cup – Australia v Turkey

When: 14 June

Where: Auluba Clubhouse

Clubhouse open: 1.00pm

Kick Off: 2.00pm

Join us at Auluba as we cheer on Australia in the FIFA World Cup. Both the bar and BBQ will be open and there will be a raffle with some fantastic prizes.

State Cup Quarter Final

As a curtain raiser to the World Cup game, our G18 Diamond League team will take on Collaroy Cromer Strikers in the State Cup Quarter Final. Reaching the final eight is a fantastic achievement and the girls would appreciate your support.

When: 14 June

Where: Auluba

Kick Off: 10.15am

Trivia Night

KPFC Trivia Night is back. Further details will follow but save the date.

When: 25 July

Where: Turramurra High School

Canteen Coordinator

We are seeking a canteen coordinator to take on the role at the end of the season. 

Amelia has been our coordinator for a few years, but due to increasing commitments is unable to continue in the role. Amelia has done a fantastic job, and we thank her for everything she has done. 

The canteen plays an important role in both fundraising and maintaining the strong sense of community that exists at KPFC. We will need this role filled to ensure kids and adults are well nourished and have access to beverages during the 2027 season.

If you are interested in taking on the role, please contact me directly. 

RESPECT

As we move into the second half of the season, it is worth remembering that how we conduct ourselves on and off the field is just as important as the result. Whether you are a player, coach, manager, parent or supporter, we all have a role to play in creating a positive environment each weekend.

Respect for referees, opposition teams, volunteers and fellow club members should never depend on the scoreline. Thank you to the many members who continue to represent KPFC in the right way every week.

Match Day Requirements

Following feedback from referees over recent weeks, I would like to remind teams of a few match day requirements.

  • Please ensure all players are wearing shin pads and the correct playing kit, including club socks. 
  • Shirt numbers should remain consistent throughout the season and duplicate numbers should be avoided. 
  • Referees have highlighted occasions where player identification for KPFC teams has been made difficult due to kit clashes (i.e. socks, shorts, old KPFC shirts), or incorrect numbering.
  • For home matches, teams should also ensure a match ball and pump are available. 
  • Do not try and “game” the match sheet by fielding ineligible players. You will be found out, and the club will be fined.

Whilst these may seem like simple details, getting the basics right helps players, referees and opposition teams focus on the game itself. It also assists in avoiding disputes and club fines.

A thank you once again to all of the volunteers, coaches, managers, referees, parents, players and club partners (details below) who help make the club function each week both on and off the field.

Lee Rochester

President KPFC



KPFC Club Update May 2026

Hi everyone,

After a few seasons where weather interruptions seemed to dominate the early part of the year, it has been great to get through the first six rounds of the season without disruption. Grounds have held up well, games have been played, and there has been a really positive atmosphere around the club each weekend.

Club Partners

I would also like to acknowledge the support of our club partners who continue to support KPFC and help the club continue to grow both on and off the field. Community football relies heavily on volunteers, but it also relies on businesses and people willing to support local sport and the broader community around it. You can find our club partners at the bottom of this email, and we encourage members to support them where possible.

Respect Campaign

As many of you would have seen, the NSFA Respect Campaign is continuing this season. One of the initiatives is the RESPECT captain armbands which reinforce the role captains can play in supporting positive behaviour on and off the field. If your team would like one, please contact your relevant VP who can help coordinate distribution.

Respect for referees, opposition players, volunteers and parents remains an important part of maintaining a positive environment across the club each weekend.

State Cup

Both our G18 Diamond League and Men’s Premier League teams will be playing their Round of 16 State Cup matches at Auluba on 31 May. The G18s kick off at 1:00pm against Cronulla Seagulls, followed by the Men’s team at 3:00pm against Fairfield.

It is a rare opportunity to see both teams play back-to-back and both teams would appreciate the support from the wider KPFC community

Clubhouse Fridays

Clubhouse Fridays continue throughout the season at Auluba when weather permits. It has been great to see players, parents and families from across the club coming together on Friday evenings and we’d encourage people to come down when they can.

Wet Weather

With recent wet weather, a reminder around wet weather communication processes. 

For training during the week, decisions are generally made around 3:00pm to 3:30pm where possible. Relevant VPs will then communicate with managers and the club will also update social media channels. 

For weekends, DRIBL will send notifications advising if games are postponed, cancelled or moved. Please also check the NSFA wet weather page in relation to ground status but note if your ground is closed your game still could be moved and DRIBL will be used to advise of any changes.

Club Equipment

Over the opening part of the season, we have experienced a number of equipment breakages and damage across goals, nets and other gear. We understand things wear over time and accidents happen, but we would ask everyone to take care with club equipment wherever possible. Replacing equipment ultimately impacts club costs and over time flows through to registration fees, so looking after shared equipment does make a difference.

Female Football Week

Last week was Female Football Week and it was a good opportunity to recognise how important female football has become within KPFC. Across the club we now have one of the strongest female football programs and communities in the association. That growth has happened because of the work of volunteers, coaches, parents and players over many years, and it is something the club should be proud of.

What stands out about KPFC is not simply results on the field. Wins, draws and losses will always come and go across a season. What makes a club strong is the people within it and how connected the club feels across teams, age groups and programs. Players supporting each other, volunteers giving up their time, coaches developing players, parents helping each weekend and people contributing because they care about the club and the community around it. That culture is not something every club has and it is a big part of what makes KPFC special.

A big thank you to all of the volunteers, coaches, managers, referees, parents and players who help make the club function each week both on and off the field.

Thanks again for the positive start to the season and good luck for the rounds ahead.

Lee Rochester

President KPFC



KPFC Update

Hi everyone,

I wanted to send a note now that I’ve stepped into the President role at Kissing Point Football Club.

Firstly, a big thank you to Nicole. She’s been a massive part of the club over a number of years, both as President and before that in women’s football. She’s put a huge amount of time and energy into the role and has had a big impact on where the club is today. The club is in a strong position because of that.

For those I haven’t met, I’ve been involved with the club for a while, particularly across girls’ football and the Diamond League program. It’s been great to see how the club has grown and the number of players now coming through across both social and development pathways.

From here, the focus is simple. Keep building on what’s already working, keep players at the centre of what we do, and make sure people enjoy being part of the club.

A big part of that is how we all behave around the game. As a club within the NSFA, we’re expected to uphold the RESPECT approach. In simple terms, that means playing by the rules, respecting referees and officials, and supporting players in the right way. Football is competitive, but it should always be played and watched in the right spirit.

The club runs on volunteers. Without the time and effort people put in across coaching, managing and behind the scenes, we simply wouldn’t have a club. Thank you to everyone who is contributing in those roles, it’s hugely appreciated. We’re lucky to have a really strong group of people involved, and it’s something that shouldn’t be taken for granted. If you’ve ever thought about helping out in some way please get in touch as there’s always an opportunity.

Looking forward to seeing everyone around the grounds over the season.

Lee Rochester

President KPFC

Upcoming Events including this weekend & Award Nominations

Dear friends,

We’re excited to share details of our upcoming end-of-year celebrations — a chance to recognise all the hard work of our players (despite this being the wettest August on record!).

Presentation Days
Saturday 30 August – Miniroos & Juniors (up to U15)
Time: From 9:00am until early afternoon
Activities: BBQ, fun photo opportunities, ice cream, and games (where permitted)
Details: Please keep an eye on our social media channels for exact timings. Following the Presentation day we will see the men’s premier league teams kick off for one final time this season 1pm & 3pm.

A full day of celebrating football awaits you all!

Friday 5 September – U16–U18 & Adults
U16-U18 from 530PM followed by the Adults Presentation Night from 7PM. Please note: the adult’s event is a social night and not suitable for kids.
Kisso Jerseys & Lost Property
All players must return their washed game shirts to their team manager, who will return the full set to the club on presentation day.A season’s worth of lost property will be available for collection inside the clubhouse. Anything left unclaimed by 2:00pm on Saturday will be donated to charity. Lost property includes a mountain of water bottles that are available to be washed and claimed by a new owner – let’s save the environment.
Raffle & Fundraiser
We’ll also be running a small Kisso fundraiser raffle. Thanks to the generosity of Workplace Law (a wonderful legal firm who loves football as much as us), we have two amazing prizes:
Signed Melbourne City Men’s Shirt – featuring Socceroo Matt Leckie.
Signed Melbourne City Women’s Shirt – including signatures from several Young Matildas, after their top-of-the-table season.These are collector’s items and a great way to our support the club in the process!

Thank You

We know it’s been a tough end to the season with so many fields washed out. While we avoided a sinkhole at Auluba, we almost ended up with a lake! Huge thanks go to our dedicated volunteers — especially Sam Tewater, who has been out every weekend at 7am checking grounds, mud, water, and playability. Without this kind of commitment, football wouldn’t have been possible. We look forward to celebrating together soon. Thanks Nic

Unless we fill these roles, the club cannot run the way it does today.
This is where YOU come in. Every single one of us is busy — jobs, kids, study, businesses, caregiving — but together, we make it work. You’ll never do it alone. You’ll be supported, appreciated, and part of something bigger. 

Roles that must be filled:
VP Miniroos — ideally a parent of a 6–7 year old. Nat & Rich have carried this for a decade — time to give them a break!
VP Juniors — ideally a parent of a 12–13 year-old. Alia has done an incredible job but as her kids move on, so should she be allowed.
Registrar — Aron is stepping down after many years. Half covered, but only if other roles are filled.
JDL Coordinator — ideally a parent of a JDL 8–9 player. Christian has built something great — now we need someone to continue it.
Manager of Men’s Prems — Rohan is moving overseas. We need someone to step in.
NEW: Saturday Canteen Coordinator — bring back the Saturday BBQ! Community is asking for it, and it’s a key revenue stream.
NEW: Club Technical Director — ensure our coaches and programs meet community needs.
NEW: Juniors Coordinator — support the VP Juniors and strengthen this vital age group.

Thanks 

Nic

Upcoming Events including this weekend & Award Nominations

Hi friends,

As we approach the end of the season, I am thrilled to see so many of our junior and senior teams in top 4 positions in their divisions. Our JDL program continues to thrive under the expert guidance of Vision Coaching, and our MiniRoos remain the most joyful and energetic players to watch!

Please get along to any, many, games in the coming weeks to support our wonderful club.

Don’t forget Clubhouse Friday nights for your easy dinner, community connection and club support!

Here are some key dates and opportunities to get involved:

26 July – Stewart Close Cup at Auluba Oval
Our Men’s Premier League and Reserves teams will face local rivals West Pymble in the final leg of the Stewart Close Cup – a competition held for over two decades to honour two dedicated contributors from both clubs.
This match is especially exciting as our Prems are on the brink of securing the NSFA Premier League title, something the club hasn’t achieved in over 20 years!
🕐 Kick-offs: Reserves at 1pm | Premier League at 3pm
🍔 The bar and BBQ will be running – come down and cheer them on!
2–3 August – Team Photo Weekend
Capture a special memory with your team! Book your photo session below:
📆 Book a time here
💳 Pay Here
 23–24 August – MiniRoos Mixed & Girls Gala Days
Mark your calendars – our MiniRoos Gala Days are scheduled for the weekend of 23–24 August. The draw will be released around 20 August.
23 August – Club Award Nominations Close
Help us celebrate the people who make our club great! We’re now accepting nominations for the following Perpetual Awards:
Club Spirit Award – A team that has shown resilience, growth, or outstanding club spirit.
Ray & Di Brown Trophy – “Friend of the Club” – A regular volunteer working tirelessly behind the scenes.
Rod Woods Memorial Trophy – “Coach of the Season” – A coach who has made a lasting impact.
📧 Submit your nominations (with a brief explanation) by Friday, 23 August to:secretary@kpfc.asn.au
Even if your nominee doesn’t win, we’ll share your kind words with them – a great way to show your appreciation. (No need for multiple submissions from the same team.)
 Presentation Events – Save the Dates!
30 August – Mini & Junior (U15) Presentation Day – Details coming soon
5 September – Juniors (16–18) & Seniors Presentation Evening – More info to come

Let’s finish the season strong and make the most of these upcoming events.

As always, thank you for being part of the Kisso family.

Thanks 

Nic

Winter Jackets and Vests Now Available for Pre-Order!

Hi everyone,

As the weather cools down, we’re excited to launch a limited winter merchandise offer – available by pre-order only.

The following items are now available for purchase:

KPFC Insulated Padded Jacket – $110

KPFC Padded Vest – $60

Both are available in Adult sizes XS-XXL

To ensure we get these out to you as soon as possible, orders must be placed and paid for in full by this Sunday 22 June. Merchandise will then be available for pickup from the clubhouse during the week commencing 7 July (final collection date to be confirmed).

Please note there will be no refunds, as we will only be ordering stock to match pre-paid orders.

To place your order, visit: https://kissingpointfootballclub.teamapp.com/store?_list=v1

Thanks 

Nic