What programs does Broken Hill Central Auskick Centre offer?

We support NAB AFL Auskick for ages 4 to 7, and we also run local footy pathways for older players, including junior, youth, seniors, and masters age groups.

Where and when do you train or meet?

To find the specific centre details and when you train, use the Find a Centre or Find a Club options for Auskick and local footy.

How do I join or register?

Choose the program you want through the club finder map for Auskick or Local Footy, then follow the steps to get involved through the relevant centre.

Broken Hill Central Auskick Centre

Located in Broken Hill City Council, Broken Hill Central Auskick Centre is a leading sports club that offers the NAB AFL Auskick programme. As Australia's top participation programme, NAB AFL Auskick provides children with the opportunity to get active and develop lasting friendships while learning valuable life skills.

At Broken Hill Central Auskick Centre, children will engage in game-based activities that make learning feel like playing. The programme is open to children as young as five years old, regardless of their prior experience with Aussie Rules. Parents are also encouraged to participate and have various options to get involved.

The NAB AFL Auskick programme at Broken Hill Central Auskick Centre offers a fun and inclusive experience for children. Through sessions that run for one hour per week, children will become comfortable on the footy field while laughing and learning alongside their peers. To ensure safe and fair play, Auskickers are divided into age groups, and there are even optional all-girls groups. Additionally, there is no need for expensive equipment, as children can wear whatever they feel comfortable in.

In addition to the primary benefits of friendships and improved physical and mental skills, NAB AFL Auskickers at Broken Hill Central Auskick Centre receive exclusive footy goodies as part of a unique pack, an Auskick Junior Club Membership for the AFL club of their choice, and the exciting opportunity to play halftime at AFL and AFLW elite matches alongside their footy heroes.

Parents are an integral part of the NAB AFL Auskick programme. They can easily get involved by coordinating activities, actively participating, or simply providing encouragement. The programme thrives in a fun and inclusive environment, with the support of families.

For those who are interested in becoming a part of the best Auskick team, Broken Hill Central Auskick Centre offers the chance to register and win a spot in Team NAB AFL Auskick. Winners of this competition receive a Grand Final Week experience, the opportunity to present a medal to their footy heroes at the Grand Final, and $5,000 spending money for the team's captain.

To find out more about the NAB AFL Auskick programme at Broken Hill Central Auskick Centre, individuals are encouraged to reach out to their local Auskick coordinator.