Inclusive, fun, and supported football for kids living with disabilities.

Youth Integrated League is for players in Years 7 to 12 living with disabilities. It is a football development program between Starkick and our Senior Integrated Football Competition.

In the inaugural season of the Youth Integrated League, teams from Quinns Bulls JFC, Ellenbrook Dockers JFC, Joondalup Kinross Jets JFC, and Coolbinia Bombers JFC will compete.

This Youth Integrated League is linked to the Club Junior football model and offers a competitive and organised setting for young athletes to enhance their football talents. Importantly, it guarantees an inclusive and encouraging environment.

The Youth Integrated League has commenced, but there's still time to join a team!

Why Join the Youth Integrated League?
Inclusive environment | Our league welcomes players of all abilities, fostering a sense of community and belonging.
Skill development | Professional coaches and tailored training sessions help players enhance their football skills and build confidence.
Health & fitness | Participation promotes physical fitness, coordination, and well-being.
Social connections | Players have the chance to make lasting friendships and be part of a supportive team.
Fun | Above all, the Youth Integrated League is about having fun and enjoying the beautiful game of football.

The Rules

Field umpires and basic football rules with modifications (last touch out of bounds, one bounce only)
Limited tackling (wrap tackles or “hug tackles” and jumper holds only)
Games played 9 per side with interchange, structured as 3 forwards, 3 midfielders, and 3 backs
4 x 10-minute quarters with breaks
Coaches and supporters on the field; players play independently
Field size: 90-100 meters x 50 meters
Scores recorded & ladder published, there will be a future finals series for a Premiership (in year 2)
Players wear club jumpers; permitted players to wear the host club jumper
Open to male and female high school players (Y7 to Y12)
Year 6 players may apply to “play up” a year, this will be at the discretion of WA All Abilities Football Association in partnership with the club and family.