To express interest in joining a team, please complete our online Expression of Interest form. This helps us plan teams, grading sessions, and communications in the lead-up to the season.

Grading sessions ensure that players are placed in teams suited to their current skill level. This creates a more enjoyable and positive playing experience while also supporting their development.

All players are invited to attend grading sessions. However, it’s important to submit an Expression of Interest form so we can keep you informed about dates, times, and any changes.

Grading usually takes place in the pre-season period, with sessions typically beginning in November for Senior teams and February for Miniroos. They will be held at our home ground – 2 Webster St, Point Cook. Join our database or follow us on social media to stay informed.

There’s no need to register separately for grading, but you must complete the Expression of Interest form so we have your contact details. 

Once grading is complete, players are placed into teams with others of similar ability. Coaches will then contact families to introduce themselves and provide preseason training details.t

No. Grading sessions and preseason training are free of charge.

Sessions may vary by age group, but generally include warm-ups, skill drills, and small-sided games. All players will have the chance to participate and demonstrate their skills.

Players should wear suitable training gear, including soccer boots and shin pads, and bring a drink bottle.

Once teams are finalised, your child’s coach will contact you directly. If a team does not yet have a coach, the club will work with parents to find a suitable volunteer to fill the role.

West Point Soccer Club is run entirely by volunteers. If a coach cannot be found, unfortunately the team may not be able to proceed. We do everything we can to support and encourage volunteers to step forward.

For the youngest age groups, we do our best to accommodate friendship requests. For older players, teams are formed based on skill level to ensure fair play and development.

Training schedules are set by each coach and will be communicated before the season starts.

Matches are generally held on Saturdays or Sundays throughout the season. Teams play a mix of home and away games over approximately 18 rounds.

The season typically runs from April to September each year.

Registration fees cover:

• Playing apparel (home and away kits, jacket)

• Player registration with Football Victoria and Football Australia

• Team registration fees

• Participation trophy (Miniroos)

Fees also contribute to the operational costs of running the club, including ground hire, insurance, equipment, referees, and facility improvements.

Full payment is required by the due date and can be made via EFTPOS at the club or by credit card through the online registration system. If needed, families can request a payment plan by contacting the club directly.

Once teams are formed and players are notified, families must complete their registration via the Play Football portal:
Register via PlayFootball
Registration will only be approved once fees are paid in full or a payment plan has been arranged and the first instalment received.

Players generally receive:

• Home kit (top, shorts, socks)

• Away kit (top, shorts, socks)

• Club jacket

This may change slightly from season to season.

Uniforms will be distributed prior to the first game of the season. Distribution is organised through each coach. Please note: Uniforms will only be handed out once fees have been paid or a payment plan has been initiated.