GOLD COAST MĀORI SPORTS

Over 100 Māori touch players from the Gold Coast have returned home to Aotearoa not only to play touch, but also to reconnect with their whenua and people. Over 170,000 Māori live across the Tasman, with many of them having not returned home or visited a marae in their lives. #tekarere #maori #tvnz

23 days and counting!!🏈

Official confirmation received from Māori Touch NZ
Only 21 days to go until GCMS embarks on our first international tour. 🙌🏼

On behalf of the team at GCMS, we extend our warmest wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We look forward to continuing our journey together in 2026.🎅

🔥 GOLD COAST MĀORI SPORTS - 2026 TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT 🔥

We are proud to officially announce our five Touch Football Teams for 2026.

Our tamariki will be representing GCMS across two major tournaments in Rotorua and Hamilton, Aotearoa, this coming January. This incredible experience will connect our kids to their culture, their whakapapa, and each other — Te Hononga Tuakiri (the connection to our identity).

A massive congratulations to all selected players and their whānau. We cannot wait to kick off this campaign, create lifelong memories, and proudly showcase who we are on and off the field.

Let the 2026 journey begin!

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to everyone who attended our Muster Day last weekend. It was a pleasure meeting you all and sharing our vision for the year ahead.

Over the coming weeks, we will be announcing our first-ever five teams travelling to New Zealand.👏🏼

✨ It’s Official! ✨
We’re thrilled to announce our Ultimate Touch Tour to New Zealand has been confirmed!
Two incredible tournaments, one unforgettable experience from Rotorua to Hamilton, 23 January – 2 February 2026.
Where culture, sport and connection unite! 🇳🇿🏉

We have officially Launched Gold Coast Māori Sports!🔥
Empowering our Tamariki and First Nations kids to rediscover their culture and roots in Aotearoa (New Zealand) through sport, with our first tour taking off in 2026.