3–5 active pilots
Each pilot controls one ball. Teams start with equal numbers, as specified by the event organiser.
SKILL / STRATEGY / TEAMWORK
Drone Soccer
Competitions
Developing opportunities for schools, clubs and communities to play together.
Competition Enquiries
01 / HOW THE GAME WORKS
A team sport
in flight.
Drone soccer brings together technical flying skills, teamwork, communication and strategy in an exciting competitive environment.
Two teams control drone balls within an enclosed arena. Each ball has a protective spherical frame. The designated striker scores by flying completely through the opposing goal ring, while teammates support the attack and defend.
Explore the F9A rulesOne designated striker
Only the striker can score. Communication and coordinated positioning help create scoring opportunities.
Three 3-minute sets
After a goal, the scoring team returns to its own half before attacking again. Winning two sets wins the match.
02 / COMPETITION PATHWAYS
Local participation.
National ambition.
ADSA aims to support the development of organised competition opportunities across Australia.
Proposed development pathway
- 01
School &
Community - 02
Regional
- 03
State
- 04
National
This is a long-term development vision. It is not an existing formal competition structure or a confirmed event calendar.
03 / TEAM PARTICIPATION
Prepare together.
Play together.
Effective team play depends on communication, coordination and trust. ADSA’s planned team training pathway focuses on precision, positioning and match strategies to support future participation.
Explore Team Training04 / UPCOMING COMPETITIONS
Watch this space.
Events will be announced here.
Competition announcements will be published as events are confirmed.
Competition EnquiriesYOUR NEXT STEP
Help shape the
next stage of play.
Connect with ADSA about team participation, competition development or future events.