Soccer is a right of passage around the world. Watch the next generation of stars develop their talents on your field.
In the late 1990s, RMA Sport pioneered the introduction of aluminum football goals in the South Pacific, revolutionizing goalposts with the V1.0 safety goal.
Our Aluline goals are made from a custom non-rust aluminum extrusion with an effective wall thickness of up to 15 mm, making them stronger and safer than standard aluminum profiles. The unique design allows for recessed net hooks, removing any danger of injury to players or passersby.
RMA Sport continues to innovate in this field, working with global partners to improve products and recently releasing a FIFA-certified goal in 2023.
Second generation soccer goals from RMA–improving on the original ’90s design, and still replicated by others. As seen in A-league venues for over a decade.
International competition Futsal goals, ideal for multiple sports like indoor Hockey or Handball. 80 mm custom aluminium frame, with folding sides and ground frame for optimal ball retention.
The first goal in the South Pacific to feature a custom aluminium extrusion and safety net hooks—the staple goal for clubs and schools.
Ideal for moving posts and accessories easily to and from the court from the store.
Barker College is a prestigious K-12 school in Sydney’s northern suburbs.
RMA was excited to help with the establishment of the new facility for the Camellia Wolves.
Over the last 20+ years, RMA has been a constant support for the AIS, home if Australia’s elite sporting training facilities.
Over the years, RMA has been involved in 5 Pacific Games, the event that connects the best sports people from Pacific island nations together in a festival of sport.
RMA’s involvement in new builds starts early, in quantity surveying or early design. We work with the designers and other stakeholders to determine the profile of the new facility.
RMA works hard to support local government authorities with all their indoor and outdoor sports infrastructure requirements.
Over the years RMA has worked with hundreds of architects on hundreds of projects all across the Pacific.
