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Refund Policy

Dear Waratahs, 

If you have registered with us and decide otherwise, below is our registration refund policy for deductions after certain dates, please note, we have no control over the Governing Bodies Fees, the policy only applies to the club component of the registration fees.

  1. 20% deducted if you deregister between 1-15 March 2025
  2. 30% deducted  if you deregister between 16-31 March  2025
  3. 50% deducted  if you deregister between 1-4 April 2025
  4. 70% deducted  if you deregister between 5-29 April 2025
  5. No refund if you deregister after 30 April 2025

Please note, there will be no refund if the player participates in any matche regardless of the above dates. 

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GW 2025 Handbook

Dear Waratahs, 

Season 2025 registration is only 3 sleeps AWAY, 

We hope you are excited as us to start the new season of the game we all love. 

Our 2025 Handbook is ready for to read in preparation for the new season.

CLICK HERE

Club Commettie  

 

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Our Online Store is now LIVE!!

Dear Waratahs,
 Season 2023 we proudly wear the MACRON brand and we are the first club in the Granville and District association to partner with the  European brand.

We partnered with one of the fastest growing sports appeal brands in world of football today, and we are very exited to introduce our Online Store to give all our members and supporters the chance to purchase our kits to proudly wear it to support the oldest club in Western Sydney. 

Granville Waratah Official Online Store

Happy Shopping. 

 

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2022 Rule Changes

Updated 12-Apr-2022.

There have been some significant  rule changes for the 2022  season.  You can find the current (2022) full field laws of the game here.

A summary of the changes is available here.  The offical page for the changes is here and includes a presentation with videos that helps explain.

It seems the main changes of interest to us are around hand balls.   In particular, around when an accidental hand ball is considered a foul. Various things that might have been considered a hand-ball last year no longer are!  But, if an attacker scores “immediately” after an accidental handball – it is always a foul (no goal).  In the latter case “immediately” does depend a bit on the ref and what actually happens. It does depend a lot on the view the ref gets.  For players, as always, keep your hands a close to your body as practical and you have less chance of issues.   

Minor changes to other rules, e.g. “offside”: the lower part of the arm is no longer considered.   Also – If you try to use a “trick” to send the ball back to the keeper in breach of the rules, then you could get a yellow card.