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Box Hill Juniors Train Hard This Week at Local Fields

Box Hill United FC and partner programs keep U13 to U18 boys and younger girls active with sessions at established venues.

By Box Hill Sport Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Box Hill United FC junior boys teams aged U13 to U18 continue regular training and matches in the NPL East VIC Boys competition this week, using Bill Sewart Athletics Track for preparation and Wembley Park for games.

Junior Boys Football Sessions

Training at Bill Sewart Athletics Track supports skill development for the NPL East VIC Boys sides, while game days shift to Wembley Park in Box Hill. The setup allows consistent weekly activity for the age groups involved.

Reach for the Sky Girls Program

Up to 14 girls aged 10 to 12 take part in the Reach for the Sky mentoring program, with sessions held at RHL Sparks Reserve opposite Wembley Park. New LED lighting installed at Wembley Park and RHL Sparks Reserve extends usable hours for these and similar youth groups.

Additional Youth Options

Box Hill Action Indoor Sports received the 2024 National Indoor Cricket Facility of the Year award from Cricket Australia, backing its youth cricket activities. Box Hill Little Athletics Centre, established in 1968, maintains its status as a leading Victorian centre for track, field, cross country and relay events. Nearby, Box Hill High School runs its annual Swimming Carnival, House Cross Country and Athletics Day to feed into interschool competitions, while Box Hill Senior Secondary College offers its Academy programs in basketball, AFL/AFLW and tennis during school hours.

Box Hill Athletic Club, founded in 1932, adds further track and field opportunities at venues such as Hagenauer Reserve. These established programs and facilities provide the regular structure for youth participation without requiring new announcements.

Interested families can review schedules directly through the listed clubs and schools for ongoing involvement details.

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