Weekly update: Latest NPL partnership announcements

Read here for the latest news and updates on NPL partnerships across each state in Australia.

NPL VIC

Preston Lions

Titan Pre-Mix Concrete – Providers of premium concrete solutions and exceptional service for residential, commercial and industrial projects.

Masalkovski Group – A family-owned business specialising in recycling, excavation and landfill services. Since 1974, the team has provided resource recovery and earthmoving.

Allcar Towing Group – A high quality and professional towing service, with a team of dedicated drivers and support staff committed to helping customers involved in accidents.

Chemist Warehouse – Australia’s largest discount pharmacy, committed to providing customers with affordable and accessible healthcare products.

The Butchers Daughter – Family-owned for over 40 years and renowned for supplying high-quality products including kebapi, gyros,cured meats and gourmet sausages.

T.S. Auto Electrics – For over 30 years, TS Auto has provided clients with repairs and an extensive range of services including EFI and CRD engine & Transmission Control Systems, Alternators, Starters and more.

La Monte Tiles – Family-operated with over 100 years of combined experience, La Monte Tiles specialise in premium Italian porcelain, ceramic and natural stone tiles.

Allied Print Australia – A leading print management company, offering an extensive variety of services including design, printing, banners, brochures and promotional products.

KBG Building and Construction – Striving to create sustainable projects across residential, commercial and industrial sites, KBG combine affordability and innovation to ensure their works are made for the long-term.

Heidelberg United 

Alpha Seafoods – Reliable and high quality food service solutions in Victoria since 1991. The team now supplies over 1,500 products to more than 200 customers across Victoria.

Dandenong Thunder

Cameron – Leaders in Melbourne’s South-East commercial and industrial property deals. The team has provided excellent customer service and guidance, backed by over 45 years of experience.

CNC Pro – Melbourne-based carpenters and cabinet specialists, offering services across design and installation for commercial and domestic clients.

NPL NSW

Wollongong Wolves

Buonissimo Cucina – Founded in 2016, Buonissimo has grown from a bakery supplying premium products to supermarkets across Australia and New Zealand, to producing over 100 products including frozen items.

MCR (Multi Civil & Rail) – A leader in rail services, MCR is the largest provider of rail safe working staff in Australia with over 450 clients. They lead the way in the industry for innovation, safety and efficiency.

SD Raiders

Crown Electrical Solutions – Offering an extensive range of services for home automation solutions, Crown Electrical Solutions can help clients achieve their project goals with innovative and dependable technology.

NPL Northern NSW

Cooks Hill United

Aspira Business and Financial Services – Aspira prides itself on building genuine relationhips with clients to ensure long-term and sustainable success for their financial goals. Based in Newcastle and Maitland, they are a business ally for many locals.

The George Darby Hotel – A popular hotel and restaurant setting in Newcastle, the George Darby Hotel offers excellent food options and entertainment nights throughout the week.

Harcourts – Operating since 1888, Harcourts offers a full range of services in the real estate industry, both locally and internationally in the USA, China, Canada and more.

Manning Valley – Since 1989, Manning Valley have only produced free range, quality eggs grown on Australian farms. The team is led by a ‘flock first’ policy and dedication to nurturing the natural environment of the farm.

NPL QLD

Wynnum Wolves

Trace Project Management – Experts in high-quality projects, as well as end-to-end management and advisory services for clients. All projects are delivered with care, precision and professionalism.

Olympic FC

Symferon Wealth – Brisbane-based financial advisory firm with deeply connected roots to Olympic FC and the local area. The team at Symferon are committed to acting always in the best interests of their clients to support financial wellbeing.

NPL WA

Armadale SC 

Aview Windows & Doors – From consultation to installation, Aview deliver premium service across windows and doors. The team is renowned for providing durable and reliable products.

Spinifex Sheds – A local independent shed dealer in Perth since 2010, Spinifex build sheds designed to endure harsh Australian conditions through premium materials and expertise.

Olympic Kingsway

PPC Supplies – An experienced team supplying plasterboard, insulation and building materials. PPC works across Western Australia and South Australia.

Western Knights

Peninsula Personal Injury Lawyers – For over 45 years, PPIL have provided clients with exceptional and transparent service when handling claims. They offer services across vehcile accidents, public liability, workers compensation and more.

Optimus Fleet – Delivering top quality steel fabrication, poly pipe solutions and workforce services for mining, construction and infrastructure projects. Their global partenrships and reputation are built on affordability, innovation and dependable solutions.

Perth Redstar 

Credentia Construction – With more than 60 years of combined experience, Credentia are committed to delivering quality construction projects backed by integrity, trust and an innovative spirit.

Stirling Macedonia

Stirling Central Shopping Centre – A go-to location in Stirling for family and friends to relax, shop and find a huge range of entertainment services.

NPL NT

Casuarina FC

AJ Couriers & Haulage – Providing reliable courier, freight and logistics services, AJ Couriers & Haulage operate with an extensive fleet across the Northern Territory.

 

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More than 220 coaches attend Football South Australia’s second NOVA Youth Club Championship workshop

Football South Australia drew more than 220 coaches to its second NOVA Youth Club Championship Coaches Workshop in late May, underlining the scale of engagement clubs are generating through the state’s restructured youth competition framework.

The online session was facilitated by Football SA Technical Director Michael Cooper, who also serves as Junior Matildas Head Coach. Cooper shared observations from the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup and Australia’s qualification for the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup, giving club-level coaches a window into the demands and standards of elite international football.

The presenter line-up extended that international lens further. Lachlan Tosh and Cristiano Dos Santos spoke to their experiences in national tournament environments, while legendary Australian coach Tom Sermanni addressed the fundamentals of youth coaching. Colin Sanctuary from the University of Newcastle examined coaching language and its direct influence on player learning.

Themes running across the session included the primacy of long-term player development over short-term results, with presenters consistently emphasising technique, ball mastery, individual improvement, and decision-making under pressure. Coaches were encouraged to expose players to varied styles of play, facilitate practice outside organised training, and help young players retain possession longer in match conditions.

Post-session feedback pointed to strong practical value, with coaches singling out clear communication, relationship-building, and age-appropriate feedback as key takeaways.

The workshop series sits within the broader transition from the Youth Premier League to the Club Championship model, which ties coaching participation to championship points for clubs and CPD credits toward individual coaching diplomas. Six workshops are scheduled across the season, with four still to come.

Premier League backs grassroots football in Singapore

The NEXTGEN coach programme saw past legends and current coaches unite to deliver an activity intent on supporting grassroots football through high quality and inclusive coaching.

 

Creating new leaders

To reach the top in elite football requires tactical education, personal guidance and consistent support throughout the development journey.

Coaches therefore take on a great deal of responsibility for players seeking a top-flight dream.

Yet even for those who never make it to the top, there is always one coach who stands out. Not necessarily for the silverware achieved or results on the pitch, but for the way they helped build a person off the pitch to play better on it.

The Premier League’s NEXTGEN Coach programme in Singapore aims to equip coaches with the skills and knowledge to do exactly that: creating welcoming environments which nurture confidence and a love for the game.

“This will hugely benefit local coaches, providing them with expert training and skills that will cascade into the communities they coach in,” said Premier League Director of Community, Nick Perchard, via media release.

“After opening the League’s first international office in Singapore more than seven years ago, we are now building on our commitment to the country with a structured coach development programme.”

 

What does the programme include?

The programme initially saw Premier League coaches deliver training sessions to coaches from StarHub – the League’s broadcast partner in Singapore who engage with local community football.

Furthermore, the training was consolidated through stakeholder engagement events and talks from 150 students at the Institute of Technical Education about their careers in the game.

In total, the programme saw 30 coaches take part – all from diverse backgrounds selected by the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) to maximise community reach and positively impact as many young individuals as possible.

“Youth development is a key priority for FAS, and it starts at the grassroots level,” explained FAS General Secretary, Badri Ghent via media release.

“Coaches play a central role in shaping not just how young players learn the game, but how they experience it, building confidence, character and a lifelong connection to football.”

Through high quality programmes like NEXTGEN, grassroots football can grow to ensure future coaches and players are confident in themselves and their future roles in the game.

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