Season 2021

The Southern Umpires Association, one of the largest umpiring groups in Australia, has been involved in umpiring local football since 1959.

We provide field, boundary and goal umpires to the Mornington Peninsula Division One and Division 2 Football Netball Leagues.

Our umpire development begins by also supplying umpires to the Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League.

Season 2021

Training for season 2021 has begun on Wednesday at Seaford and South East Headquarters for those wishing to umpire this year.

Seaford Training: Monday & Wedneday nights at Kananook Reserve starting 6.00pm

South East Training: Monday & Wednesday nights at Carlisle Park starting at 6.00pm

Latest Updates

Annual Reports

The Annual General reports are avaialble here

SUA Membership

The SUA is now accepting Memberships for 2021 for new and returning Umpires.

Memebrship to the SUA allows the Associataion to continue to run, provide training, clubrooms and social events.

This year it also includes a Match Day Polo worth $40. Please register and become a member below.

ALL UMPIRES - Get Registered

$100 Senior Membership 18+ $60 Junior Membership (U/18)

Southern Umpires Association

BSB: 063118 ACC: 10101629 REF: Your Name

ALL UMPIRES - Get Paid

AFLSE require All umpires to complete their FootyWeb Registration.

This links to your Schedula account and will allow your appointment & match payments.

SCHEDULA - Online Appointment System

Please log in and update any information required such as Bank Details, Email Adress for this season.

Useful Links

WOMEN'S MATCH DAY PAPER WORK LINK - http://form.jotform.co/70998411314862

Please fill out the match day paperwork by clicking on the link and filling out the online form.

UMPIRE ACCREDITATIONS LINK - http://www.sua.org.au/umpire-accreditation.html

Please email certificates of completion to: accreditation.sua@gmail.com

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Interested in Umpiring?

If you love footy, you'll love being an umpire. Not only do you get the best view of the action, you also get paid for the privilege. It helps keep you fit, you get to be part of a team and you can learn leadership skills that you can take with you when you walk off the ground. They call it a job, but really, whether you're a field, boundary or goal umpire, it might just be the most fun you can have at work.

The SUA welcomes new members whether they are experienced umpires or new, we are always happy to accept new members. Those people who take the brave step benefit greatly from a supportive, professional and positive group at Southern Umpires Association. If you love the game and you want to keep fit, learn life skills, meet new friends and earn some money then umpiring is for you.

Regardless of your gender, nationality or physical capability there is a place for you in umpiring. It offers a welcoming, inclusive and fun environment. If you are interested, fill out the New Umpire Enquiry form or head to FAQs to find out more information.