The 2023 Football NSW season is the 11th season of soccer in New South Wales under the banner of the National Premier Leagues. The season was the first under the revamped format which consists of three senior divisions in the state of New South Wales. Promotion and relegation were utilised for the first time after three years and the finals series was voided for this year, meaning the top-ranked team is awarded champion status.
The official schedule was released on 20 December 2022, with some matches to be rescheduled due to the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.
Competitions 2023 National Premier Leagues NSW
Stadiums and location Team Location StadiumAPIA LeichhardtLeichhardtLambert ParkBlacktown CitySeven HillsLanden StadiumBulls FC AcademyEdensor ParkSydney United Sports CentreCentral Coast Mariners AcademyLisarowPluim ParkGosfordCentral Coast StadiumManly UnitedCromerCromer ParkMarconi StallionsBossley ParkMarconi StadiumMt Druitt Town RangersEmertonPopondetta ParkNWS SpiritMacquarie ParkChristie ParkRockdale IlindenRockdaleRockdale Ilinden Sports CentreSt George CityPenshurstPenshurst ParkSutherland SharksMirandaSeymour Shaw ParkSydney FC YouthGlenwoodValentine Sports ParkSydney OlympicBelmoreBelmore Sports GroundSydney UnitedEdensor ParkSydney United Sports CentreWestern Sydney Wanderers YouthRooty HillWanderers Football ParkWollongong WolvesWollongongWollongong ShowgroundPrimbeeAlbert Butler Memorial Park
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Results
Relegation play-off
2023 League One
Stadiums and location Team Location StadiumBankstown CityRegents ParkJensen OvalBlacktown SpartansBlacktown Football ParkBungarribeeBonnyrigg White EaglesBonnyriggBonnyrigg Sports ClubCanterbury BankstownRegents ParkJensen OvalCentral Coast UnitedLisarowPluim ParkDulwich HillDulwich HillArlington OvalDunbar RoversMarrickvilleFraser ParkHakoah Sydney City EastEastgardensHensley Athletic FieldHills UnitedSeven HillsLanden StadiumInter LionsConcordMajors Bay ReserveMacarthur RamsSt Helens ParkLynwood ParkMounties WanderersCabramatta WestCook ParkNorthern TigersNorth TurramurraNorth Turramurra Recreation AreaRydalmere LionsRydalmereRydalmere ParkSD RaidersMoorebankErnie Smith ReserveSt George FCRockdaleRockdale Ilinden Sports Centre
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Results
Relegation play-off
2023 League Two
Stadiums and location Team Location StadiumBaNSstown UnitedPadstowPadstow ParkCamden TigersCamdenRon Dine Memorial ReserveFraser ParkMarrickvilleFraser ParkGladesville Ryde MagicMacquarie ParkChristie ParkHawkesbury CityRichmond LowlandsDavid Bertenshaw FieldHurstville FCPenshurstPenshurst ParkInner West HawksDulwich HillArlington OvalNepean FCRooty HillWanderers Football ParkNewcastle Jets YouthSpeers PointLake Macquarie Regional FacilityParramatta FCAuburnMelita StadiumProspect UnitedProspectWilliam Lawson ParkSouth Coast FlameKembla GrangeSir Ian McLennan OvalSydney UniversityCamperdownSydney University OvalUNSW FCKensingtonThe Village GreenWestern RageRydalmereRydalmere Park
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2023 National Premier Leagues NSW Women's
The 2023 National Premier Leagues NSW Women's was the 10th edition of the NPL NSW Women's competition to be incorporated under the National Premier Leagues banner. 14 teams competed, playing each other twice for a total of 26 rounds. The top four teams played-off in a finals series.
League Table
Finals
Awards The awards gala was hosted in September 2023 with over 900 guests attending, including players, coaches and officials of Football NSW. Jon Pillemer was awarded the Charles Valentine Award for his 37 years spent with Hakoah Sydney City East, both as a player and staff.
1st Grade
+Club awardsLeagueFair Play AwardClub ChampionshipClubPointsNPL NSWSydney FCRockdale Ilinden340League OneHills UnitedHills United386League TwoGladesville Ryde MagicUNSW FC354
+Referee awardsLeagueAssistant Referee of the YearReferee of the YearNPL NSWCameron WrightSam Kelly +NPL NSW Goal of the YearPlayerClubRichard DarkoNWS Spirit5–4 vs WOL (1 April)
+Individual awardsGolden BootGoalkeeper of the YearPlayer of the YearCoach of the YearPlayerClubGoalsPlayerClubPlayerClubNPLAlec UrosevskiRockdale Ilinden27Ivan NecevskiAPIA LeichhardtAlec UrosevskiRockdale IlindenFranco Parisi (APIA)L1Kai DentonNorthern Tigers26Ryan WoodsHills UnitedConor QuilliganSt George FCLuke Casserly (HIL)L2Kevin LopesUNSW FC23Justin BiegaNepean FCMitchell CrossBankstown UnitedGabriel Knowles (UNS)
Under-20s LeagueGolden BootPlayer of the yearPlayer(s)ClubGoalsPlayerClubNPL NSWThomas LopezWestern Sydney Wanderers21Max MiddlebyCentral Coast MarinersLeague OneSamuel TzanakesDunbar Rovers24Sebastian CerecedoSt George FCLeague TwoJoel CorcoranHawkesbury City22Jayden AshbourneNewcastle JetsSeisa MelbourneFraser Park
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