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BASL calendar maps out full 2025 season across senior and junior divisions

The schedule released by Bendigo Amateur Soccer League shows matches running from March into September with dedicated slots for men, women, youth and juniors.

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By Bendigo Sport Desk · Published 20 July 2026, 5:53 pm

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Updated 3 h ago· 21 July 2026, 8:00 am

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BASL calendar maps out full 2025 season across senior and junior divisions
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The 2025 Bendigo Amateur Soccer League season calendar sets out a complete program of fixtures that begins in early March and stretches through to late September.

Community sport calendars like this one matter because they shape how regularly people in Bendigo can train and play. When a league publishes dates well in advance, clubs and families can plan around work, school and other commitments, which supports steady participation rather than last-minute dropouts.

In Bendigo the schedule covers League 1 Men and Reserves, League 1 Women, League 2 Reserves and League 2 Women, plus a Youth competition. Separate blocks are listed for competitive juniors from under-12 to under-16, including dedicated girls sections, and non-competitive juniors and Mini-Roos. The spread of age groups and gender-specific teams gives players at different stages a clear pathway to stay involved.

Schedule structure reflects broad local involvement

The calendar shows senior and youth matches on both Saturdays and Sundays, with junior games slotted into the same weekends. It also marks re-grading weekends for juniors in May and includes breaks for school holidays in April, July and September. These details allow teams to maintain fitness routines without clashing with family travel or exam periods.

Separate entries for Nike F.C Cup, Country Championships, Boys and Girls FC and Female Football Round sit alongside the regular league rounds. The presence of these events alongside the core competitions indicates that players in Bendigo have multiple opportunities to test themselves against teams from outside the immediate area while still returning to local fixtures.

Next steps for clubs and players

Clubs in Bendigo can now use the published dates to lock in training blocks and pre-season friendlies. Players looking to join a team should contact their nearest club early, as entry deadlines for League 2 and Youth close in late February and junior entries close in March. Checking the full calendar on the Bendigo Soccer site helps families map out the entire year and keep activity levels consistent through the cooler months.

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