Camp Quality is an important cause, and this event is being run by Jason Warren-Smith who was a member of our 1999 team, coached in the Women’s Premier League, played State League and Juniors.
He's now involved at Eurobodalla FC, who play pre-season games against our SAP teams.
So, if you are looking for a fun day out, get along! ... See MoreSee Less
This is the culmination of 40+ member submissions, months of creative design, and endless passion from our Tuggies family.
Leading into our 50th Anniversary, this logo celebrates where we’ve come from, and where we’re going next. It’s bold, modern, and unmistakably Tuggies.
We’re proud to launch a brand that honours our history while looking firmly to the future.
🎥 Watch the reveal and see the story behind the badge.
We are excited to hold trials in our TUFC Junior Girls Division 1 Teams for Season 2026.
As a continuation of the Skills Acquisition Phase (U10–U12), these teams will progress into the Game Training Phase (U14–U18), focusing on further developing core skills, game understanding, and confidence.
TUFC is committed to developing, growing, and supporting girls’ football programs, providing a clear and progressive pathway for players to continue their development through the game.
TRIAL INFORMATION
U10 Girls Div 1
Location: Kambah 3, Kett St Kambah ACT 2902
Dates: Tuesday 11th & Thursday 13th November
Times: 5:45-7:00 PM Arrive by 5:30 PM to be checked in.
*** Other age groups will be contacted & updated once Coaches are confirmed and volunteers are able to assist. ... See MoreSee Less
Change is inevitable, but it still sucks when some of the players who have done so much for TUFC move on.
In 2026, Euan Peterkin, Sam Walker, and Dylan Berkrey won't pull on the green and white hoops.
These guys were not only great players, but more importantly, great people. Always up for a chat or lending a hand, it was never too much trouble and always done with a smile.
Whether it was running masterclasses, helping at sessions on camp, mucking in on presentation days, or making our NPL boys welcome on match days when they did their first grade experience, their impact was obvious.
Whether it is retirement, moving away, or focusing on family, we know these legends will be keeping an eye on all we do as a club.
From everyone at TUFC, thank you so much for all that you did and all that you've helped us build.
We are pleased to announce the finalisation of our 2026 NPL Women's Coaching staff who will join First Grade Head Coach, Mitch Stevens, and Reserves Head Coach, Paul Czajkowski.
Welcome ...
Katie Kinghorne - Lead Coach Anna Vandenbroucke - Assistant Coach Callie Leighton - Support Coach
These coaches bring a wealth of experience to our revamped NPL Women's program. What's exciting about their appointments is their obvious passion and vision for the future of women's football at Tuggeranong.
Kinghorne, "Achieving on and off the field success while inspiring the next generation of female footballers is a real focus of mine. I am looking forward to being a part of a coaching team that works collaboratively and has the potential to redefine coaching in Canberra Football."
Leighton, "Breaking into the NPL world by getting on the forefront of TUFC's exciting developments for women's football is exciting for me. I'm passionate about seeing more women playing football, staying in for longer, and excelling further"
Vandenbroucke, "After playing for so many years, it’s really nice to now be in a position to give back. I grew up playing for Tuggeranong and was coached by my dad, which was pretty special, so being able to return and help shape the women’s program is incredibly exciting. It’s clear the Board is putting in a strong effort to shift the direction and strengthen the outcomes of the women’s program, and I can’t wait to see what we can achieve this year."
At Tuggeranong United, we’re getting ahead of the game — literally. With Capital Football introducing changes for 2027, we’re bringing our U11s into the Development Academy program a year early.
During parent engagement, one message kept coming through loud and clear: families want a place where kids can learn, grow, and take their game to the next level. That’s exactly what we’re building.
In 2026, our boys’ and girls’ academies will include teams in U11, U12, and U13 age groups — another big step forward in our commitment to developing the next generation of players.
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