
Sports 4 All Attends 2025 All Abilities Touch Championships
Mon 2 June 2025 · Sports4All
Sports 4 All was proud to attend the 2025 National Touch Football Championships, supporting the incredible athletes competing in the All Abilities divisions. Run by Touch Football Australia, the event brought together players with disability from across the country in a true celebration of inclusion and talent.
In the Tier 1 All Abilities final, the Brisbane Cobras emerged victorious over the Sydney Scorpions, making a strong comeback after last year's result. Meanwhile, Tasmania Thunder, a new entrant to the competition, claimed the Tier 2 title, marking an impressive debut on the national stage.
The All Abilities competition continues to shine a light on what's possible when access and opportunity are prioritised in sport. Sports 4 All remains committed to supporting these inclusive pathways, cheering on every athlete who competed and helped shape this outstanding event.
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