The beautiful game played in the right spirit. Now that's a Ranger.
Picton Rangers football club (PRFC) was established in 1971. The PRFC participates in both the Football South Coast (FSC) and Macarthur Football Association (MFA) competitions. FSC consists of youth, reserve and first grade football. MFA consists of age groups from U6’s – U17’s (boys and girls), all age men and women’s teams, and men’s over 35’s.
Football South CoastMen's Fixtures & Results
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Want to be a Ranger?Register Your Interest
Returning players are encouraged to register early before the football season. Information/registration day date will be confirmed. New club sports apparel and merchandise available.
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Coaches Resources
Courtesy of the Macarthur Football Association, we encourage all coaches and their assistants to take advantage of the excellent resources available through MFA, including information about community coaching courses, MiniRoos Activity Guide, Skill Acquisition Manual, a link to their Official Grass Roots Coaching App (MOJO), and a host of online training and football drills videos.
Other Resources:
Need help using Squadi? See below User Help Guide with detailed instructions for Coaches, Managers, Parents, Players and Spectators.
IMPORTANT DATES
Monday 8th January 2024 (Hume Oval) – for further information click below
Thursday, 1st February 2024 from 5.30pm – 7.00pm Express your interest click below
Saturday, 3rd February 2024 from 10.00am – 12.00pm (Hume Oval). Uniforms available for purchase.
February (TBA) (Depending on registration numbers grading may be required for some age groups)
March (TBA)
5th/6th/7th April
Frequently Asked Questions
Your child needs to be turning 5 in 2024 to play Under 6’s
Teams will be allocated at the Mini Muster before the season starts. Training days and times are organised by the coach and parents at the Mini Muster.
Game times and location are different each weekend. Download the Gameday app to see when and where your team plays each week.
Volunteers are the backbone of community football. Coaches are generally parents, carers, helpers and grandparents.
Training start dates will be decided by the coach but most teams will start in early March
Many hands make light work and the club encourages players and parents alike to help out with a range of opportunities to volunteer throughout the season. And as a way of showing our appreciation the club offers discounts on subsequent season registration fees to all volunteers.