TFA & QTF Apparel Licensing Program 2026-2028 30 Oct 2026 TFA and QTF 2026 to 2028 Apparel Licensing Program Explained The TFA and QTF Apparel Licensing Program runs from 1 March 2026 to 31 July 2028. It merges two previously separate programs into one. Only...
Six Again in Touch Football: What It Really Means 28 Oct 2026 What Is a Six Again in Touch Football? Touch football has no rule officially called six again. The equivalent is the zero touch rule, introduced with the 8th Edition. It restarts the touch count at ze...
What Is a Dummy Half in Touch Football? Rules & Role 27 Oct 2026 What Is a Dummy Half in Touch Football? Role and Rules Explained The dummy half in touch football is the player who collects the ball after a rollball. Two rules define the role. They cannot score, an...
Touch Football Jersey Colour Combinations That Work 26 Oct 2026 Touch Football Jersey Colour Combinations That Work on Field The best touch football jersey colour combinations pair a mid to dark base with a high-contrast number. Navy and gold, black and lime, and ...
Touch Football Gear: The Complete Kit Checklist 23 Oct 2026 Touch Football Gear: The Full Kit Checklist for Players and Clubs Touch football gear is short: a numbered team shirt, shorts or tights, socks and moulded-sole footwear. Add a ball, water and sunscree...
How to Get Better at Touch Football This Season 21 Oct 2026 How to Get Better at Touch Football: Speed, Skills and Game Sense The fastest way to get better at touch football is to fix decisions before skills. Most players lose more possession through poor choi...
Touch Football Training Drills for Clubs and Beginners 19 Oct 2026 Touch Football Training Drills for Beginners and Club Teams Touch football training drills fall into five groups: handling, rollball work, attack, defence and small-sided games. A good session moves t...
Touch Football vs Oztag: Key Differences Explained 16 Oct 2026 Touch Football vs Oztag: The Real Differences Between the Two Codes Touch football and Oztag are separate sports with separate governing bodies. Touch stops the ball carrier with a touch on the body. ...
History of Touch Football: From 1968 to Today 14 Oct 2026 History of Touch Football: From Sydney Beginnings to a Global Game Touch football began in Sydney in 1968. Bob Dyke and Ray Vawdon of the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club formalised it as a sport...
Touch Football Field Size: Dimensions and Markings 12 Oct 2026 Touch Football Field Size: Dimensions, Markings and Layout A touch football field of play measures 70 metres long and 50 metres wide. An in-goal area extends 7 metres beyond each try line. That gives ...
Touch Football Referee Signals Explained for Players 9 Oct 2026 Touch Football Referee Signals and What Each Call Means Touch football referee signals are standard hand and arm gestures used to communicate every decision. They fall into four groups: administrative...
Positions in Touch Football: Middle, Link and Wing 7 Oct 2026 Positions in Touch Football: Roles, Responsibilities and Where to Start Touch football has three positions: middle, link and wing. Six players take the field, with two in each position. They line up a...
