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Juniors
The juniors is the biggest part of the club, which is shown by the amount of junior players now playing senior football for the club. The junior side of the club is growing every year. At Balga we provide one of the cheapest & friendliest place to play & learn Soccer. The Juniors is run by a highly dedicated team, leading the way is Sharon Stewart. Who has stepped up to carry on the great work done by Sonya Shorto. After the sudden passing of Sonya in October 2006 a fund was set up to help the under privileged kids. Not just on the field but off it as well. If you would like more information on the help we can provide to kids please Click Here or contact us at balgasc@hotmail.com . This year the juniors have grown again to big numbers, but we are always welcoming to new players and helpers.

Congratulation to Abdul Kamara who has been selected to be a part of the High Performance 12’s squad. This is the first step for Abdul to be selected for a state squad in years to come.

Abdul has been Balga Soccer Clubs first applicant to receive a scholarship from the Sonya Shorto Memorial Fund. The Sonya Shorto Memorial Fund was set up to assist players to enchance their advancement in the sport in the fields of:- Coaching, Refereeing, Club Administraion or Sports training and Injury treatment. There are two scholarships available each year and they are a first step to a possible career or at least a fuller involvement in the sport with supplementary income available throughout your life.

Well Done Abdul!

The Balga Soccer Club on behalf of the Sonya Shorto Memorial Fund invite applications from players registered with the Club, who are between the ages of 12 to 16 inclusive at the time of their application, to apply for a scholarship, which are available.

The HPC (Formerly the Football West Academy) has been structured to provide an all-inclusive year round program intended to complement, rather than compete with, local in-season club training and games. The High Performance Centre (HPC) identifies talented football players and is intended to form part of a uniform FFA talent identification structure starting from under nine through to National Championship age groups.