The Brisbane Metropolitan Touch Association is Australia's largest affiliated touch football competition, with over 7,500 players per year at the venue. Competitions are played five nights per week, with junior boys and girls competitions starting from five years of age, adult social competitions and the rapidly expanding men's masters competition.
The elite Metro Cup competition is also run in the second half of the year with the best players and referees in the world representing their local clubs in our showpiece competition. We also host major events including the annual Queensland All Schools tournament, a 5 day showcase of touch football with over 400 teams competing, along with the Queensland School Sport Touch Championships and Deadly Choices Indigenous touch carnival.
The elite Metro Cup competition is also run in the second half of the year with the best players and referees in the world representing their local clubs in our showpiece competition. We also host major events including the annual Queensland All Schools tournament, a 5 day showcase of touch football with over 400 teams competing, along with the Queensland School Sport Touch Championships and Deadly Choices Indigenous touch carnival.
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New Clubhouse
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Brisbane City Council has secured $2.6 million of funding from the Australian Government through the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) program to upgrade the BMTA clubhouse. This project is an immensely exciting development for our club to secure our future for many years to come.
Brisbane City Council has secured $2.6 million of funding from the Australian Government through the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) program.BMTA will be responsible for some costs, with retained earnings being used to fund building fitout and business continuation expenses.
Brisbane City Council has secured $2.6 million of funding from the Australian Government through the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) program.BMTA will be responsible for some costs, with retained earnings being used to fund building fitout and business continuation expenses.
Notice of AGM
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Unfortunately gatherings are not permitted greater than 10 people. We encourage you to attend the AGM, and pass it on to your teammates, even if they do not have a vote. The meeting requires a quorum of 20 people to be present throughout the meeting to be considered valid. The lobby will be live from 6:15pm, with formal proceeding to begin at 6:30pm.
What is Touch Football
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Touch football is played with the aim of moving the ball towards the opponents' scoreline by running and passing the ball backwards to your teammates. There are no tackles, instead, when an attacking player with the ball is touched by an opponent, they perform a roll-ball. At the social-level, Touch is one of the cheapest team sports that you can play because all you need to play is a pair of shoes and a shirt!
Junior Competition
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The BMTA Junior competition caters for children in the following divisions U7/ U9/ U11/ U13/ U15/Opens (U18). We run two seasons each year for Junior Boys and Girls, Season 1 is February to June and Season 2 is July to November. The Girls Junior competition is played on a Thursday afternoon and the boys Junior Competition is on a Sunday afternoon, with games played between 2:00pm and 6:30pm.
Adult Competition
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The BMTA Adult competitions cater for participants from Social to Elite level, the minimum age to play is 13 - 75+ years. We run two seasons each year with Season 1 running from February-June and Season 2 being held from July-November. The Adult competitions are played on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday evenings depending on your division and game times vary each week with the first game start at 6:30pm and last game is 9pm.
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