Junior Touch Football National Youth Championships 2022 photos
The action is underway at Kawana with more than 100 junior representative touch football teams taking part in the National Youth Championships. See the photos.
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More than one-hundred junior touch football teams featuring the country’s best players have descended on the Sunshine Coast to compete across four action-packed days at the 2022 National Youth Championships.
Boys and girls teams featuring in under 12, 14, 16 and 18 divisions will compete from September 28 to October 1 at the Kawana Sports precinct.
Our photographer was there for day three of the action.
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Originally published as Junior Touch Football National Youth Championships 2022 photos
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