by Chloe Pardy | Jun 19, 2020 | Latest News
Whether you’re chasing your first tag or your next championship, Northern Beaches Oztag is your home for fun, fast-paced, and inclusive competition. As the official Oztag competition on the Northern Beaches, we offer year-round junior and senior competitions catering to all ages and skill levels. With a strong focus on teamwork, development, and community spirit, there’s a place for everyone on the field – so get involved, stay active, and join the tag family today.
This Winter, Northern Beaches Oztag is excited to announce our Girls Junior Gala Day on Saturday, June 1, 2025, at Freshwater High School. Open to Under 12s, Under 14s, and Under 16s, it’s a great way to stay involved, have fun, and prepare for the Summer season or representative trials.For senior players, our Friday night Winter Competition at Nolans Reserve kicks off from April 12, 2025, featuring Men’s and Mixed divisions, with prizes, exclusive merchandise, and Summer discounts up for grabs. Registrations for both events are now open via Assemble Sports – don’t miss out!
Also, Parents keep a look out for Northern Beaches Junior Gala Day dates as they will be announced shortly.
For more information on upcoming competitions, registration details, and everything Northern Beaches Oztag, please click the link above to visit our website.
NOTE: Manly Eagle Tag is not affiliated with Oztag and are not allowed to play the rules of Oztag. Any player not participating in an official Oztag competition will not be able to play in any representative tournaments of Oztag i.e. State Cup, Nationals, Interstate Series or World Cup
by Chloe Pardy | May 18, 2020 | NSW Oztag
With the recent news that the 2020 NSW Junior City Vs Country tournament, to be held at Thomas Dalton Park, Fairy Meadow has been tentatively postponed to Sunday, the 2nd of August, we’ve now re-opened registration.
This is due to the new date, meaning some players can now not make the tournament due to other commitments and alternate players have been drafted into the squad. Therefore, registration has re-opened to allow for late registrations and for players that are needing to purchase a uniform.
Please make sure to complete the registration and uniform requirements ASAP if this is applicable to you as the deadline to register is by close of business on Friday, the 22nd of May. To complete the registration process, click here.
Keep in mind that we cannot predict what is happening with the COVID-19 pandemic. If in the event we are not able to run the tournament in August, it will be moved to November (Date & Venue TBC).
by Chloe Pardy | May 7, 2020 | NSW Oztag
The 2020 NSW Junior City v Country tournament has been Tentatively postponed to Sunday, the 2nd of August. The venue will remain the same at Thomas Dalton Park, Fairy Meadow.
We endeavour to get this tournament completed. Please keep in mind that we cannot predict what is happening with the COVID-19 crisis. If in the event we are not able to run the tournament in August, it will be held later in the year (Date & Venue TBC).
If the tournament is unable to go ahead in August you will be notified one month prior.
Late Registrations and Uniform Orders
For the teams that have players that missed registration, or have brought shadows into the team that did not register/order uniform, we will be reopening the site for ONE WEEK. This will be the final chance to register and get uniforms ordered. Links to the registration portal will be available and posted next week.
Date Open: Monday 18th of MAY
Date Closed: Friday 22nd of MAY
by Chloe Pardy | Apr 17, 2020 | Elite, International
Australian Oztag would like to formally announce the Tagaroos Squads which will be representing Australia at the 2021 Tag World Cup which will be held in Limerick, Ireland.
It is the first time the World Cup will be held in the Northern Hemisphere and it is anticipated there will be over 3000 players participating in the Tournament from over 20 different countries.
The Australian Tagaroos will be sending 12 teams to compete in the 4th Tag World Cup and will be looking to maintain their dominance at previous World Cups with the Tagaroos being reigning World Champions in 10 of the 12 divisions they will be competing in at next year’s Tournament.
The Squads named today will eventually be reduced to a 20 player touring team, who will then go on to represent Australia in August 2021 at the World Cup in Limerick, Ireland.
“This is an important day for our elite players to be recognized for their performances at the National Championships which were held last November in Coffs Harbour” said Australian Oztag CEO Bill Harrigan.
“With what we are all currently going through with the COVID-19 pandemic, it is nice to be able to offer some exciting news to those players selected in these Squads and give them something to look forward to. Obviously, the Squads will be reduced to a team of 20 once we have our final selection day, however all the players named today should be extremely proud of their selection and looking forward to the possibility of representing their country at the 2021 Tag World Cup”
The Squads announced today will have one last chance to impress Coaches and Selectors when Australian Oztag host the final World Cup Selection Day Trial later in the year (pending COVID-19 restrictions) where these players will be doing all they can to gain selection in the Final 20 Player Touring Teams and booking their spots to Ireland.
“Anytime you get the chance to represent your Country is a huge honour, but to be able to do it at a World Cup on foreign soil, it really doesn’t get much better than that” explained Australian Oztag Director of Coaching Michael Buettner.
To view the 2021 Tag World Cup Australian Tagaroos Squads, click here.
by Chloe Pardy | Apr 15, 2020 | Latest News
Australian Oztag recently suspended all Autumn & Winter competitions from Monday, 23rd March until Monday, 4th May 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This date will now be extended until Monday, 1st June 2020 and will be revised again if needed as information on the pandemic is rapidly changing.
It is important we take the necessary precautions as a sporting body and follow Government advice/directives during the pandemic.
We are all missing playing Oztag and we hope to be back on the field as soon as it’s deemed safe to do so.
Please take all the necessary precautions during the COVID-19 pandemic to keep your family and yourself safe and to further prevent the spread of the virus.
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