Club president Shaun McAllister said Yarroweyah Football Netball Club would prepare for the 2026 season.
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Owen Sinclair
The 2025 season is off the cards for football and netball players at Yarroweyah Football Netball Club after it was announced the club would enter a recess period.
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At a meeting on Wednesday, December 4, players, club members and the committee gathered at Yarroweyah Recreation Reserve to discuss the future of the club in Picola District Football Netball League.
It was decided at the meeting that the club would not be competing in the 2025 season.
Club president Shaun McAllister emphasised that while the club had entered a recess period, it had not folded.
“We have a very positive outlook to go forward into the 2026 season,” he said.
“The club has taken steps to make sure that that’s a very high possibility in 2026 for us to go forward as a club.”
Yarroweyah playing Jerilderie in the Picola District Football League on Saturday, April 22, 2023 at Yarroweyah.
McAllister said the club had a strong cohort of players across its junior and senior teams.
“We hope that in time, going forward in the 2026 season, that we can bring as many people to the club going forward in the junior and the senior,” he said.
Picola District Football Netball League operations manager Shane Railton said that despite the club going into recess, there wouldn’t be a great deal of change to the existing league fixture in 2025.
“There will still be 15 clubs and 15 games over 18 rounds. Fixturing will remain exactly the same,” he said.
“It was a club decision and the club has made the decision to go into recess for 12 months … to allow it to be sustainable for the long term.”
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