The 2025 JUNIOR STATE CUP has reached its pinnacle, with perfect conditions setting the scene for an unforgettable State Final.
After thrilling competition in both the Northern and Southern Conferences, today was all about determining our State Final age division Champions. Winning Teams from each Conference faced off in an intense best-of-three series, showcasing the incredible talent and depth of junior Touch Football in NSW.
The continued growth of the NSW Junior State Cup is evident, with Affiliates from all over the state competing fiercely for a place at the State Final. The elite-level competition on display is a testament to the hard work being done to strengthen pathways for junior athletes, ensuring the future of the sport remains bright.
Beyond the players, the tournament has also fostered the development of young coaches and officials, highlighting the holistic approach NSW Touch is taking to cultivate talent at all levels.
A huge thank you to all teams that made the journey to the State Final, to the dedicated Affiliate Coordinators who have worked tirelessly throughout the #NSWJSC, to the parents who support their children’s passion for the game, and to our invaluable referees—whose commitment and endurance across multiple matches each day make this event possible.
We also extend our gratitude to Wagga Wagga City Council and Dubbo Council for their hard work at each Conference, and to Guyzmen and Gomez, the official Junior State Cup partners, for fueling our athletes. A special thank you to Shine for keeping everyone hydrated throughout the tournament.
Congratulations to our 2025 Junior State Cup Champions, and to everyone involved in making this tournament such a success. We look forward to seeing you all again next year for another incredible showcase of junior Touch Football talent!
10 Girls Game 1 – Sharks 5 defeated Doyalson 4
10 Girls Game 2 – Doyalson 5 defeated Sharks 4
10 Girls Game 3 – Sharks 8 defeated Doaylson 5
10 Girls – SHARKS STATE CHAMPIONS
10 Boys Game 1 – Northern Beaches 11 defeated Sharks 2
10 Boys Game 2 – Northern Beaches 9 defeated Sharks 4
10 Boys – NORTHERN BEACHES STATE CHAMPIONS
12 Girls Game 1 – Northern Beaches 7 defeated Lower Blue Mountains 2
12 Girls Game 2 – Northern Beaches 7 defeated Lower Blue Mountains 2
12 Girls – NORTHERN BEACHES STATE CHAMPIONS
12 Boys Game 1 – Northern Beaches 5 defeated Penrith 0
12 Boys Game 2 – Northern Beaches 3 defeated Penrith 0
12 Boys – NORTHERN BEACHES STATE CHAMPIONS
14 Girls Game 1 – Hills 17 defeated Maitland 6
14 Girls Game 2 – Maitland 5 defeated Hills 4
14 Girls Game 3 – Hills 7 defeated Maitland 4
14 Girls – HILLS HORNETS STATE CHAMPIONS
14 Boys Game 1 – Wallsend 9 defeated Wollongong 4
14 Boys Game 2 – Wallsend 17 defeated Wollongong 4
14 Boys – WALLSEND STATE CHAMPIONS
16 Girls Game 1 – Canterbury 6 defeated Northern Beaches 5
16 Girls Game 2 – Northern Beaches 6 defeated Canterbury 5
16 Girls Game 3 – Northern Beaches 10 defeated Canterbury 7
16 Girls – NORTHERN BEACHES STATE CHAMPIONS
16 Boys Game 1 – Manly 9 defeated Wagga Wagga 6
16 Boys Game 2 – Wagga Wagga 9 defeated Manly 8
16 Boys Game 3 – Manly 9 defeated Wagga Wagga 8
16 Boys – MANLY STATE CHAMPIONS
18 Girls Game 1 – Manly 7 defeated Wagga Wagga 2
18 Girls Game 2 – Wagga Wagga 7 defeated Manly 6
18 Girls Game 3 – Manly 9 defeated Wagga Wagga 4
18 Girls – MANLY STATE CHAMPIONS
18 Boys Game 1 – Sharks 10 defeated Manly 9
18 Boys Game 2 – Manly 8 defeated Sharks 7
18 Boys Game 3 – Manly 17 defeated Sharks 10
18 Boys – MANLY STATE CHAMPIONS
