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SILO CAMPBALL / TAKE PART

Join

Find your people.
Make the game yours.

Play it. Build it. Help it happen.
There’s more than one way to belong.

Illustrative Campball players and organisers gathering at a community ground
MODERN CIVIL CHAOS Local pride. Open rivalry.

ON THE FIELD / AROUND THE CLUB

Where will you fit in?

Getting ready to welcome you. Player registration, club applications and volunteer opportunities are not open here yet. Explore the routes below; confirmed opportunities will explain how to apply and who to contact.

01

Play

Find your place on the field.

Bring your pace, your judgement and your willingness to work together. Discover the game and the people you could play alongside.

Your first steps

  1. Explore the rules and the stages of play.
  2. Look for a local club and check its playing opportunities.
  3. Confirm eligibility, equipment, access needs and arrangements with the organiser.

The current directory contains sample clubs, not confirmed recruitment opportunities.

Explore sample clubs →
02

Start a club

Give your place a team.

Bring local players, organisers and supporters together. Build a club with roots in its community and room for people to belong.

Your first steps

  1. Bring together a founding group and agree responsibilities.
  2. Identify suitable ground, permission and equipment.
  3. Plan safeguarding, insurance, supervision and matchday support.

Club applications and affiliation arrangements are being prepared.

Explore ground planning →
03

Help out

There’s a role beyond the touchline.

A game needs more than players. Help with organising, officiating, welcoming supporters, photography or the practical work around matchday.

Your first steps

  1. Think about the skills and time you could offer.
  2. Check the role’s training, supervision and any required checks.
  3. Agree responsibilities, expenses and insurance before accepting a role.

These are ways to get involved, not advertised vacancies or appointments.

Read participation guidance →

LOCAL PRIDE. OPEN RIVALRY.

A club should mean
something to its place.

Campball is built around local identity, shared effort and a team that people can get behind. Players matter. So do the people who open the gates, mark the ground and cheer from the side.

Local-player requirements and competition eligibility will be set out in the applicable rules. Joining a club is about belonging to a community as well as taking part in a sport.

Our story & local roots →

BEFORE YOU TAKE PART

A few useful answers.

Clear expectations help everyone find the right way into the game.

Can I sign up now?

Not yet. This page sets out the routes into Campball. Applications will have a clear process, the responsible organiser’s details and the information you need before committing. No registration or place is created by browsing these pages.

Do I need to have played before?

Start by exploring the game and its rules. Each club or activity will explain its experience requirements, available support and whether introductory sessions are offered.

What ages can take part?

Age groups and eligibility are set for each activity and competition. Check the published requirements and any parental or carer arrangements before registering; this page does not set a universal playing age.

What if I have access or support needs?

Discuss your needs privately with the responsible organiser so suitable arrangements can be considered. Do not put medical information in a public profile or general enquiry.

What equipment or ground do we need?

Use the published specification for the format you intend to play. Full-size and smaller-ground information belongs on the Pitches page; the introductory artwork is not a technical plan.

Will there be fees?

Any membership, entry or activity fees and applicable cancellation conditions must be explained before you commit. No payment is taken on this page.

How will my information be used?

The Privacy Policy explains how Campball handles information. Registration notices will identify the information needed for the particular activity. Joining is not blanket permission for unrelated marketing or publicity.

A good game starts with care.

Know the expectations for safe, respectful participation before you take a place on the field or a role at a club.