Brisbane Roar collaborating with Niltech Consulting as club partner

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Brisbane Roar announced they have partnered up with technology services consulting business Niltech Consulting for the 2023/24 A-League season.

This partnership means Niltech Consulting join the growing list of platinum sponsors that the Roar have, and the company fills a niche within that set of partners making it a smart move.

The deal will see Niltech Consulting invest in the grassroots game in Queensland and provide IT support services to the club for the current season whilst Brisbane will grow the company’s brand recognition in an area that is unfamiliar to the company.

Having offices operating in Melbourne, Bendigo and Sydney, the consulting business have been providing Enterprise Applications and IT services Consultancy since 2017.

Niltech was established in return to the customer demand for trustworthy and assertive delivery of technology assistance in Enterprise applications and associated analytical business processes.

The company provides forward-thinking expertise to support businesses in preparing and managing the right conditions needed to implement effective sustainable change.

Some of the advice the organisation provides are digitalisation, analytics and integration of disparate systems across Financials, HRP, Assets and Stakeholder management.

Kaz Patafta CEO of Brisbane Roar spoke about how pleased the club were to partner with Niltech Consulting via press release:

“It is a pleasure to partner with Niltech Consulting for the upcoming 2023/24 season. We believe our values align in providing excellence to reach success on and off the field. We look forward to growing this partnership with Gus and his team moving forward.”

Brisbane Roar are one of the most active Business to Business sides in the A-Leagues with over 30 registered partners and multiple new partnership deals coming into and during the 2023/24 season.  Niltech Consulting deal just adds to their incredible portfolio and both parties have the same ambition for business growth which will contribute hopefully to success.

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Shepparton Cup – Victoria’s biggest junior football tournament – set for 2026 edition

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Victoria’s largest junior football tournament is set to kick off in style as the Shepparton Cup returns for 2026. With age groups from under-sevens through to under-17s, the Shepparton Cup welcomes players of all genders and abilities as the perfect way to end the 2026 club season.

The tournament kicks off on the 23rd of October with an Olympic-style opening ceremony. The 2025 edition saw 385 teams and 4,600 players take to the pitch across both Liga and Copa Divisions. The Liga Division is for grassroots teams of all abilities who want a fun competitive experience; the Liga Division is for NPL and state league teams who will compete in a competitive carnival.

Rolando Navas, Managing Director of Sports Group Melbourne, says the tournament is not only beneficial for young players but also for the community of Shepparton.

“The Shepparton Cup is a great opportunity for families and the wider Shepparton community to embrace the regional community and provide a platform for young players to participate and experience a competitive and fun three day festival of football.”

The 2026 Shepparton Cup will be held from 23rd to 25th October 2026 at Shepparton Sports City. For more information about the Shepparton Cup, click the link here.

Australian Sports Group reveals ambitious blueprint for Canberra United

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New Canberra United owners, Australian Sports Group, have outlined an ambitious investment blueprint for the future of the club.

The plans centre around strengthening the club’s foundations, establishing elite academy pathways, and the introduction of an A-League Men’s team. More broadly, it aims to create a stronger football ecosystem that connects players, clubs and communities across the Australian Capital Territory.

A key pillar of the strategy is the development of an elite academy. The proposed pathways will create opportunities for emerging talent to progress towards professional football, strengthening the connection between grassroots participation and the elite game. The academy would form an important foundation for the proposed A-League Men’s team. ASG are targeting an entry into the Men’s competition from 2028/29, pending required process.

The introduction of a men’s team would expand the club’s professional offering and create additional opportunities for players, coaches and football staff. It would also give local talent a clearer pathway towards senior football without having to leave the region.

Infrastructure investment is another central component of the blueprint. The group plans to improve football facilities and secure a long-term home for the club. These developments would support the women’s program while laying the groundwork for future expansion.

The strategy also prioritises stronger engagement across the ACT football community. The ownership group plans to work with local stakeholders and government to align the club’s growth with broader priorities for sport and community development.

The immediate focus remains on stabilising the women’s program and building the structures needed for long-term success. This approach provides a foundation for the club to expand its operations while maintaining its existing identity and community connections.

The investment blueprint signals a broader ambition for Canberra United. By combining elite player development, improved infrastructure and the potential introduction of a men’s team, the group aims to establish a sustainable professional football model for the capital. The vision positions Canberra United as a platform for growth across the region, with a pathway to connect grassroots participation, academy development and professional competition.

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