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Dumbleyung Gymnastics Club

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Dumbleyung Gymnastics Club is based in the south-eastern wheatbelt of WA

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The club operates from an old woolshed and is run by volunteers

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Bayside Hockey Club is located in Victoria and punches well above its weight

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Last year the club fielded 15 teamsand provides a modified program for players with a disability

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The club runs a vibrant hockey community despite lacking a home ground and club roooms

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Bowen Football Club is based in a small town between Mackay and Townsville

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Bowen players travel to Ayr about 110km away to take part in the Burdekin competition

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The club is best known for its Night Soccer social competition

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Getting ready for battle: Coomera Cutters Junior Rugby League Club

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The club started five years ago and is now the 2nd biggest junior rugby league club on the Gold Coast. Photo of Coomera Cutters U6s

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Coomera Cutters U14s Grand Finalists

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Dimboola Boat and Water Ski Club is located along the majestic Wimmera River in Vctoria

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The club has held coaching clinics for Barefoot and Slalom Skiing

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Club members volunteer a huge number of hours to improving the river environment

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East Torrens Kensington Gardens (ETKG) Tennis Club in South Australia. Featured: 1930 team photo

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This year ETKG celebrates 100 years

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ETKG is still going strong and boasts one of the largest junior programs in SA

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Extinction Ultimate Club: The Brisbane-based outfit caters for one of the fastest growing team sports in the world - Ultimate Disc (frisbee)

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Jupiter Creek Pony Club in SA. Photo of Bethany Cook on Kilmorn Red Devil

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Noradjuha Toolondo Bullants is a small club in rural Victoria. 2017/18 saw the return of a juniors team. Photo by Tarmi Eldridge

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The Bullants men are at every game providing support to the kids. Photo by Tarmi Eldridge

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The Bullants' pink stumps day raised money for charity. Photo of Milo cricket kids by Tarmi Eldridge

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Northern Redbacks Women's Soccer Club is the most successful women's football club in WA

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Among their past and present players, the Redbacks boast Matildas and internationals from NZ, Northern Ireland, Wales and Zambia

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North Sunshine Football Club is making a massive effort to reach out to the local community

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The club's recruitment posters are translated into Vietnamese and the main Nigerian dialect of the area

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Parkhurst Pony Club in Queensland has grown from seven members to more than 50 in just two years

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Recently members of the club enjoyed their first pony camp

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Club members range in age from two to 60

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You bet quidditch is a real game! Photo by Ajantha Abey Quidditch Photography

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The Macquarie University Marauders, launched in 2012, is one of the oldest quidditch clubs in Australia. Photo by Courtney Buckley Quidditch Photography

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The Marauders train three times a week and have enjoyed success at the Australian Nationals held annually. Photo by Ajantha Abey Quidditch Photography