
We’re proud to continue keeping football affordable for our members. For 2026, only minimal increases have been applied across the board as the running costs of the club, including rising affiliation fees and operational expenses, continue to grow.
We’ve worked hard to limit these increases wherever possible, ensuring Springfield United remains accessible for all players while still meeting the ongoing costs of delivering high quality programs, facilities, and coaching.
Members will again have access to payment plans through to 30 June 2026 to assist with managing the SUFC component of registration.
| Playing Group | Age Range | Fees*^ |
| Little Springers | 3-5 year olds | $200 |
| MiniRoos | U6 - U12 | $400** |
| Junior/Youth Divisional | U13 - U18 | $510 |
| Metro Men & Women | Senior | $550 |
| FQPL Men & Women | Senior | $675*** |
| Masters | Over 35 & 45 Men Legends Women | $460 |
*A portion of the fees noted above is to be paid via Squadi and LetsPlayFootball once this has been opened (compulsory) - see "Fee breakdown below".
** Players selected into Kangaroos teams are $440 (to be applied upon successful offer and registration).
***FQPL Fee includes off-field apparel and kitbag for all players.
^Fees above exclude the following Administrative Fees:
| Administrative | Fees |
| Refundable Volunteer Levy (Excl. Little Springers) | $50 |
| Members Card (see Member Benefits) | $10 |
To be eligible to train and play in any fixtures, all required registrations and payments must be completed.
Here’s the fee breakdown based on
your player category (excluding Academy and FQPL):
|
Category |
Club Fee1 |
Club Fee
Portion Payable in Squadi2 |
Football
Queensland / Masters Fee |
Football
Australia Fee |
Total Fees |
|
MiniRoos (U6-U12) |
$332 |
$nil |
$50 |
$18 |
$400 |
|
MiniRoos (Kangaroos) |
$372 |
$nil |
$50 |
$18 |
$440 |
|
Juniors (U13-U18) |
$426 |
$nil |
$66 |
$18 |
$510 |
|
Metro Seniors (18+) |
$378 |
$nil |
$130 |
$42 |
$550 |
|
QMF Legends and Overs |
$220 |
N/A |
$240 |
$nil |
$460 |
1
Fees above exclude administrative levies that are charged on a per family basis
2 Please note, we have brought the club portion back into our website entirely in 2026.
In
2024 and 2025, the split club fee was introduced for the ease of recognising Fair Play
Vouchers. However due to the late change requiring separate registration and
mandatory payment in LetsPlayFootball, our fee structure has been impacted.
Please see “Fair Play Vouchers” below for more information.
This is a common question and one that is important for our members to understand. Registration fees paid by players cover:
Families can check eligibility and apply through the Queensland Government PlayOn! website. Refer to https://www.qld.gov.au/recreation/sports/funding/playon for more information.
Voucher rounds open regularly, so families are encouraged to check the Queensland Government website for current availability.
If you receive a PlayOn! voucher, you must provide it to the club using one of the following methods:
When do my fees need to be paid by?
Fees must be paid in full, or an approved payment plan must be in place, before:
As a guide, fees should be finalised by:
| Playing Group | Fee Deadline |
|---|---|
| FQPL, Seniors and Divisional Teams | February |
| MiniRoos | Early-March |
| Little Springers | April/Early May |
How do I pay the Volunteer Levy?
The levy will automatically be included in the fees when registering. The registration system allows for the registration of multiple players in a family under one registration. If this is done, the levy will only be applied once per family registration.
Please note, the registration contains a question about whether you wish to volunteer. If you select 'no' to this question, the $50 levy will be retained by the club. If selecting 'yes', you will be added into the volunteer pool in the system and eligible to earn a refund of the levy as per below.
How do I qualify for a refund of the Volunteer Levy?
The levy will be refunded for all families where a member of the family is:
For all other families, the levy will be refunded to families who have volunteered for 5 or more hours during the season in one of the capacities described below. These include:
The Volunteer Levy refund does not apply for tasks like:
Nominating for a task
The management of volunteer tasks will be administered through the SUFC website system. When completing registration, the form will ask whether you wish to volunteer.
If you select yes during the sign-up, you will be added to the volunteer hub and receive notifications when tasks are added. You will also be able to see upcoming volunteer opportunities in the 'My Details" tab when logged into the website.
The Committee will add tasks throughout the season, which you will be able to sign-up for. Each task will have a required number of people and a time length. If you register to the task and your completion is confirmed by a Committee member in the system, the time will count towards your target hours.