The Player Registration Fee covers:

• Field Maintenance

• Provision of Team Match Shirts

• Association Team Fee

• Association Player Fee

• Player Insurance

• All Referee Fees

• All equipment – balls, nets, training equipment

• Club operating costs​

The Club pays nearly $70,000 per year in operating costs.  And registration is only a small fraction of this total cost.​

The Club is reliant on profits from our canteen (home games only), merchandise sales, donations and grants.

Our Club is 100% volunteer staffed – so any cost cutting measure we take allows us to keep the registration fees low.

The Sunshine Coast Churches Soccer Association Inc maintains the insurance policies for all players of the Association in relation to a Personal Accident Policy and a Public Liability Policy. An element of your registration fee is directly related to insurance costs.

To understand what you are covered for, when you are covered and how to claim please use the link below to take you directly to the appropriate Sunshine Coast Churches Soccer Association Inc webpage.

Please note that where an injury occurs that could lead to a possible claim, the Coach or Manager must complete an Incident Report Form within one (1) week of the incident.   This form is to be handed to the Currimundi United Football Club Secretary who will email it to admin@sccsa.org.au.   A copy of the Incident Report can be accessed via the “Insurance Link” below, or visiting our “Forms” webpage.

Insurance Link

Should you have any questions in relation to the insurance you should first read the applicable documentation via the above link.   If you are unable to find the answer you seek then you should contact the Sunshine Coast Churches Soccer Association Inc.

To view the current Schedules of Insurance maintained by the Sunshine Coast Churches Soccer Association -click here

Listed below are forms that are used by either the Currimundi United Churches Football Club or the Sunshine Coast Churches Soccer Association.

Note: completed forms need to be forwarded to the club Secretary, secretary@currimundifc.com. 

Incident Report

An incident report must be completed for all injuries. They may also be used to report other incidents, such as breaches to Codes of Behaviour.

All incident reports are to be forwarded to the club Secretary. An Incident Report should be submitted within 1 week of the occurrence.

Get the Incident form

Request for Transfer

If you are a member of the Currimundi United Football Club and wish to transfer to another club within the SCCSA then you are required to complete a Request for Transfer. All Requests for Transfer are to be forwarded to the Registrar.

Get the Transfer form

CUFC will acknowledge and consider any request for team allocation, but cannot guarantee fulfillment.

SCCSA Association rules state that preference is made to returning players. If the team is NOT full with returning players – then new players are allowed to be added to the team.​

Team composition is simply ‘First Come – First Served’.  If any players DO NOT want to remain in the same team – please advise of the team change request during the Registration Process.  Failure to advise the Committee of the change at time of Registration may result in the change not being possible as teams may already be full.

A “Request Explanation” may be raised if the ‘Request’ cannot be automatically accommodated. 

As part of Team Composition and also Team Requests – players may volunteer or be asked to play up or down an age group. This is completely dependent on age, gender and whether dispensation can be obtained as per Sunshine Coast Soccer Association Guidelines.

No player will be FORCED to play in a team they do not want to be a part of.

Application for Dispensation

Players who would like to apply for dispensation need to contact the Registrar, registrar@currimundifc.com. 

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