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 | 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.
by Chloe Pardy | Mar 30, 2020 | Latest News
Australian Oztag Contingency Plan 2020 RE: CoronaVirus Pandemic
Australian Oztag shut down all competitions from Monday 23rd March to Monday 4th May, 2020. (To be continually reviewed)
Trans-Tasman Tour postponed & re-scheduled to Thursday 24th, 25th & 26th September, 2020. Teams departing Australia on the 22nd returning 27th September.
NSW State Championships re-scheduled to Friday 30th , 31st Oct & 1st November, 2020.
Further amendments to the calendar have been made. To view the full statement with all the amendments, click here.
by Chloe Pardy | Mar 17, 2020 | Latest News
Australian Oztag
Response to COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
Domestic competitions
This is an update in regards to COVID-19, or better known as the Coronavirus for all Associations.
It is important we take the necessary precautions as a sporting body and follow Government advice/directives during the pandemic. There are changes every day as the Government constantly updates its restrictions.
AO is continually meeting to discuss the situation and will provide timely updates or each day if necessary.
As you are aware the NSW Senior State Championships & Australian Oztag Trans-Tasman Tour have both been postponed. This comes after NZ & Australian Governments both implemented travel restrictions and mandatory self-isolation procedures when entering the countries as well as a ban on non-essential mass gatherings of more than 500 people.
Most Associations have completed their Summer season with a few still playing finals this week. Our advice is to finish these competitions implementing the good practice hygiene tips below and ensuring you abide by the Non-essential gathering policy of 500 persons. (should not be issue with players attending, playing & leaving straight away.)
To view the full statement, click here.
by Chloe Pardy | Mar 6, 2020 | Latest News
We hope your team’s preparations are going well for the 2020 NSW Senior State Cup and that you’re looking forward to a great weekend at Coffs Harbour!
The 2020 NSW Senior State Cup will be taking place at C.ex International Stadium from Friday, the 27th of March to Sunday, the 29th of March.
This year’s NSW Senior State Cup will see a total of 212 teams battle it out across 15 divisions, which also includes the newest division, the Men’s 60s.
To view the 2020 NSW Senior State Cup Pools & Draw, click here.
Good luck with the rest of your team’s training sessions and safe travels to Coffs Harbour. See you there soon!
by Chloe Pardy | Mar 4, 2020 | Latest News
In November 2019, Australian Oztag conducted the inaugural High Performance Academy (HPA), held at the Sydney Academy of Sport, which was deemed a big success.
The top 19 males and top 19 females in the country between the ages of 13-15 were identified and selected to take part in the HPA.
With the teams and venue announcement for the 2020 NSW Junior City Vs Country series imminent, this will be the tournament for New South Wales based players where the HPA selectors will be monitoring players.
For Queensland based players, Queensland Oztag and HPA selectors will nominate players from the recent QLD Junior State Cup.
This year’s High Performance Academy which will be led by former NRL player (263 games), Michael Buettner will again be held at the Sydney Academy of Sport in Narrabeen, from 13th to 15th November.
All players that are selected for the 2020 HPA will receive full HPA kit allocation, accommodation and meals, covered by Australian Oztag for the duration of the HPA. Queensland players will also have their flights covered by Australian Oztag. To read about the 2019 HPA and the players selected, click here.
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