Freccia Azzura Club UCAN2 - Empowering Women & Girls in Bocce

We are excited to invite you to our UCAN2 – Empowering Women & Girls in Bocce Open Training Evenings

This new program by Bocce Victoria was created to give women and girls the chance to try something different – a sport that is fun, inclusive, low-impact, and open to all. Whether you're looking to stay active, meet new people, or work towards a goal, bocce is a sport that welcomes everyone. You can play socially, enjoy casual competition, or aim to represent your state or even Australia one day.

The UCAN2 program came to life through the support of the Federal Government’s Play Our Way grant. It was built on the idea that sport should be safe, welcoming and accessible for all women and girls, no matter your age, ability, background or experience. This open evening is a fun way to explore bocce in a relaxed, supportive space.

Our Sports Development Coach, Philippe DeSousa (visiting from France), along with our Community Engagement Team, run engaging training sessions filled with movement, laughter and connection. The sessions will include fun circuit-style training and skill-building activities, designed especially for beginners – no equipment or experience required!

📅        Date: Week One starts - Wednesday 15th October 2025 - 3rd December 2025
🕖        Time: 7:00pm – 9:00pm
📍        Location: Freccia Azzura Club | 784 - 796 Springvale Rd, Braeside 3195
🎟️        Cost: $120.00

Your registration of $120, includes:
✨  A Welcome Pack with an awesome uniform (Player T-Shirt, Backpack & Waterbottle) *Valued at $150
🏆  Coaching by our French International Coach - Philippe DeSousa 
🤝  Ongoing mentorship
📘  A custom Learning Guide
🎟️  1-Year Social Club Membership

Whether you’re new to the sport or ready to explore your potential – UCAN2 is here to support your journey!

We’d love to see women and girls from all walks of life join us. Whatever your story, culture, faith or ability – you are welcome. 

🎥 Watch the UCAN2 video here: CLICK HERE

Proudly supported by Bocce Australia, Victorian State Government, Australian Sporting Commission, Darebin City Council, Manningham City Council, AAAPlay, Australian Disability Services and Macron.