FAQs

NAB AFL Superkick is a modified version of AFL that focuses on skill development for 7-to-12-year-olds.

That means - tackle free (tag), highly social, shorter seasons and no additional training required.

It’s a great way for those with zero or limited experience to get introduced to AFL and for those current or past players who want to keep fit and play some footy with friends.

You can expect one 60-minute session per week, split into approximately 15 minutes of skills before participants put those skills into action with up to 45 minutes of modified match play.

To find your nearest centre, please use club finder by clicking here. If you have any issues or would to start at a new centre, please contact us. 

Superkick is a great way for kids to gain confidence while developing footy and match play skills, while Auskick is more about learning AFL fundamental skills through game-based activities. Sessions for both are tailored based on pace and ability. 

Superkick requires only one session at the same location each week, so it’s easy to slot into a jam-packed schedule. For junior footy, training and matches are on separate days. Superkick teams range from 5-9 players per side in modified match play, so kids learn footy and build confidence while still staying safe and having fun. Junior footy, on the other hand, is full AFL, but tailored to a smaller footballer. 

Children can start playing Superkick in the year that they turn 7. In Western Australia, participants turning 7 before June 30 can participate. 

If you’re younger than this, we recommend NAB AFL Auskick. Click here to check out how awesome Auskick is! 
 

Yes! We understand that some children (and parents) may be uncertain about participating in the Superkick Program.

Because of this we’re pleased to offer session one of every NAB AFL Superkick Program free (subject to that Centre’s capacity). This gives your child the opportunity to trial NAB AFL Superkick before registering and completing payment.

Please ensure you see the centre coordinator prior to session start and confirm that you’re attending the sessions as a come & try. You may be asked to register your details.

Your child will not receive a benefits pack including a football until online registration and full payment has been made.

It is important to note that we cannot offer refunds for change of mind, therefore please do not register and complete payment for your free Come & Try session.
 

Yes. Simply contact us and we will help to find you a new Superkick Centre. There is no cost to transfer, however the new Superkick Centre does need to approve the transfer.

The customer service team will be able to sort out this approval for you.

Please note we are unable to transfer your child between different programs, e.g from a School to a Community centre.  In this case, please email our Customer Service Team to discuss your options.
 

No. Please email our Customer Service Team to discuss your options.

If you registered for the incorrect program at your centre e.g. your child is 10 and wanted to participate in Superkick instead of Auskick, please contact our Customer Service Team for assistance.

Unfortunately, we cannot transfer registration between participants. Please contact us and our friendly Customer Support Team can discuss your options.

Please email our friendly Customer Service Team to discuss your options.

Season dates will differ by the location, please visit our map to find your programs in your local area.

Runners or football boots and something you can move in! We'll provide you with bibs to help differentiate between teams in the match portion of the session. 

For any community/club Superkick centres, an adult needs to be present for your child for the duration of the session. We love all parents/guardians to assist at Superkick so why not get involved in your child’s group?

For all before or after school centres an adult also needs to be present for the duration of the session.

Sessions will vary in length depending on your centre. Most centres will run for 30-60 minutes per session.

Program length also varies depending on your centre. This could be 4 weeks up to 10 weeks+.
 

Community/Club centres each have a NAB AFL Superkick Coordinator who runs the centre, this is largely due to the amazing efforts of volunteers.

School-based centres each are delivered by a team of AFL staff members.

All parents/guardians are encouraged to get involved in NAB AFL Superkick and no experience is necessary.
 

There is no set uniform for Superkick sessions, just ensure your child is comfortable to be able to participate in all activities.

We recommend sports clothing and either runners or footy boots. Many participants choose to wear their AFL team’s colours and jumpers. School uniform is okay too!

In some cases where our staff and volunteers deem it unsafe Superkick will not run.

Volunteers and staff will endeavour to provide this information prior to the session if practically possible.
 

It’s really easy! Just visit our map, find a program near you and complete the simple registration form to get involved.

The AFL Superkick program is designed for individuals to register and come on down to a fun session full of skills and modified match play. We understand it isn't always easy to find enough friends to enter a team, which is why all registrations are individual! Each week you will be placed in a team for the match portion of the session. 

Costs for NAB AFL Auskick varies between locations and centres. If you head to our website below, enter your suburb and once you click on a centre you wish to register for it will present the price along with season details and other important information. 

When you select a Centre a new tab will open in PlayHQ, our registration provider where you can view season details, price and other important information.

Find a Centre by clicking here.

Superkick is a brand-new AFL participation program, and we continue to see programs popping up in suburbs around Australia all year round. Click here to find your local club or program! 
 

Unfortunately, not. Our NAB AFL Superkick registration fee is a flat fee and there is no reduction if you have missed a couple of weeks.

All states and territories (except for the ACT) provide Government Vouchers to help reduce the cost of kids’ sport.

Most Community/Club programs accept government vouchers. It’s best to check with the centre before registering or via contacting our Customer Service Team.

Be sure to have the details handy before you hit ‘submit’, as we can’t enter vouchers after registration has been completed.

To find out more, please search for Sport Voucher Information on your State and Territory Government website.

Unfortunately, we are unable to accept a Government Sports Voucher once registration has been submitted. Please note you will still be able to use this for another sport/activity.
 

You can click here to read about our refund policy (item 6.) in the Terms of Participation. 

Yes, we do. We have some girls-only centres and some centres that run girls-only groups. You can search for these locations via our centre locator here.  For further assistance please contact us.

Yes, we have centres that have listed themselves as access all abilities. You can search for these locations here. 

We are also happy to contact centres on your behalf to provide the coordinator with more information about your child or assist in finding a great place to play footy. For further assistance please contact us.

For Community/Club participants your child will receive their kit to the postal address that you listed on the registration form. 

For School and Modified participant’s programs, the majority will be sent to the postal addressed you listed on the registration form. In some areas school program kits are handed out at centre directly to participants. 

Please speak with the Centre Coordinator or contact us if you have any questions.

Community/Club kits typically start being dispatched to participants that are fully paid from the end of January onwards. You will receive an email once your pack has been dispatched. 
 

Please check the email address that you nominated on your child’s registration form for an email regarding estimated delivery date.

If you have still not received your kit or your email, please contact us and include your child’s name and the centre they are registered at so we can assist you as quickly as possible.

Unfortunately, once payment has been made and you have confirmed your postal address we cannot change the delivery address of your kit. 

This is because we are already working as quickly as we can to get the kit to your child.

Please contact us if you believe you have made a mistake, and we will work through this with you. There will be additional costs involved for a reprint and dispatch of each NAB AFL Superkick kit.

Each child will receive a specific kit based on the Superkick program they are participating in.

All items in our Community/School/Modified kits unfortunately cannot be changed.
 

Unfortunately, you can’t purchase items from the Superkick kit as these are super cool exclusive items for participants of the Superkick program.

You can click here to find our NAB AFL Superkick Terms of Participation.

Our privacy policy can be viewed here.

Yes, all Superkickers are covered by insurance. If you need to make a claim, just call 1800 PLAY AFL and a friendly program manager or customer service agent will guide you through the process.

This Public Insurance and Liability document details our general liability and certificate of capacity as applicable to Superkick.

Click here to find our NAB AFL Superkick Terms of Participation. 

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