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2011 GNJFL
COMMITTEE |
LATEST NEWS
updated 7pm - Monday 25th July 2011
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President:Mick Fenner
Secretary: Janelle Dowling/Ricci Chatfield
Treasurer:
Rick Arthur
Vice President: TBA
PR & Media Officer: TBA
Rules & Disputes: TBA
Junior Games Administrator: Rick Arthur
Youth Games Administrator: Rick Arthur
Sponsorship & Funding: TBA
Website Operations: Rick Arthur
Committee: Mark Leonard, Frank Clune, Dave Sutton, Brad Simkin
You can contact us by emailing or phoning:
gnjfl1@gmail.com
Mob: 0428 644 084
Regional Development Officer
Paul Pirrottina
mwcf@sportshouse.net.au. Need to know anything about junior football? Go to:
www.wafootball.com.au
There is some great information for clubs on the
Department of Sport and Recreation website
www.dsr.wa.gov.au
ELIGIBILITY FOR FINALS:
14's
and 16's
Five (5) qualifying games
HI-VIZ CLOTHING:
All teams in the finals must have hi-viz gear for runners and
water carriers
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On behalf of the GNJFL we apologise for the lateness of this update, we again experienced some technical problems with the website software.
Umpires - Please remember when completing scoresheets to award an E-Point where necessary. Do not add points for the win and quaters!!
This box should be left blank if no E-Point is awarded. Please do not Add in Points for an overall win or quater
wins as this is causing some confusion!! Team Managers please double check this is being done to ensure your
team doesn't miss out!!
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Play-downs approved as of Wednesday 1st June 2011
Coming Soon
Clearances Received as of Wednesday 1st June 2011
Coming Soon
Players that want to be cleared to a different club must ensure all the required paperwork is completed, signed and submitted back to the GNJFL Secretary.
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MILESTONE GAMES '11
Please mark these on your team match reports or email through to Rick - gnfl@sportshouse.net.au
Coming Soon
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DO NOT LEAVE
VALUABLES IN THE CHANGE ROOMS! |
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CARD TALLY 2011
14 & UNDER
Yellow cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
16 & UNDER
Yellow Cards: 0
Red Cards: 0
Let's keep this tally as low as possible!! Play by the Rules!! |
KEY TO VENUE ABBREVIATIONS/LOCATIONS
EC = Eadon Clarke (the oval near
Red Rooster)
EC1 is the big oval (Brigades club rooms)
EC 2 is the smaller oval to the east-nor-east
EC 3 is the smallest oval on the south east corner of the
complex.
Greenough is out near the former Greenough
Shire Council building on the Mullewa Rd (Rovers)
The Rec is The Recreation Ground in Geraldton
(Railways)
Wonthella is at the end of 8th Street (Towns)
Nabawa is the oval near the Chapman Valley
School
Dongara oval is near the drive-in ie not
the one you see going into Dongara; go over the bridge to Denison
Mullewa - turn left into Lovers' Lane and
follow the road or go into town and follow the signs (I hope there are signs
- haven't visited for a while)
St Pat's is at the old St Pat's school (now
Boarding House) behind Target
Northampton is east of town near the District
High School which is obviously where you will find the
school oval
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GAME TIMES:
Total game time for the JUNIOR (10s and 12s) competition is 80 minutes and for the
YOUTH (14s and 16s) competition, 100 minutes.
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TIPS FOR SCORING ON MATCH REPORTS
Tally goals and behinds for each
quarter, write the score (as goals and behinds) in the total column and the
total points in the points column. At the end of the game, add across
the bottom line which should equal the total goals and behinds, and points
in the respective columns.
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Could all managers/scorers please add up
the goals kicked by individual players (in the Total column).
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Thank you to some wonderful, well
organized (and neat) managers whose match reports are exemplary!
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Just a reminder to list players in
alphabetical order by surname.
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PLEASE have them delivered to Sport & Rec
by no later than Sunday Afternoon!! (Friday/Saturday Match Results should be delivered back on Saturday Afternoon!!)
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CODES OF CONDUCT & GUIDELINES
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PLAYERS |
COACHES |
- Play by the rules
- Never argue with an official
- Control your temper
- Work equally hard for yourself and for
your team
- Be a good sport
- Treat all players as you would like to be
treated
- Co-operate with your coach, team mates and
opponents
- Play for the 'fun of it' and not just to
please parents and coaches
- Avoid using derogatory language
- Be prepared to take responsibility for
your actions and time management
- Show self-respect, respect for others, and
respect for club property and equipment
- Develop leadership and a positive attitude
on and off the field
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- Attempt to rotate bench in a fair and
equitable manner
- Attempt to give all players at least half
a game and experience in a range of positions
- Provide reasonable, varied and appropriate
drills and skills at training
- Be reasonable in your demands on players'
time, energy and enthusiasm
- Ensure positive coach/umpire relationships
are developed
- Avoid over-playing talented players -
lesser talent needs & deserves equal time
- Attain relevant coaching accreditation
- Provide a positive role model to players
- Refrain from swearing or making derogatory
comments
- Create opportunities to develop
appropriate sporting behaviour as well as skills
- Have a sound knowledge of relevant rules
and by-laws
- Take into account the maturity level of
children
- Help players understand the
responsibilities and implication of choosing fair & unfair play
- Ensure equipment and facilities meet
safety standards and are appropriate
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PARENTS/SPECTATORS |
TEAM MANAGERS |
- Encourage children to participate if
interested
- Encourage children to play by the rules
- Never ridicule or yell at a child for
making a mistake or losing a game
- Remember that children learn best by
example - applaud good play by all teams
- Use appropriate channels to register
concerns - don't do it is public
- Support all efforts to remove verbal and
physical abuse from the game
- Recognize and value the importance of
volunteers coaches, managers etc
- Recognize the 'fun' aspect of sport
- Condemn the use of violence in any form
- Encourage players to follow the rules and
the umpire's decision
- Demonstrate appropriate social behaviour -
no foul language or harassment
- Off to assist team managers and coaches or
take on a role in the club
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- Keep time and signal end of quarters in
home games
- Check score with manager of opposing team
at end of each quarter
- Provide match ball for home games
- Organize umpires as needed for each age
group (refer to The Basics)
- Score and complete match reports; ensure
umpires have signed
- Collect fees and hand to club treasurer
- Register new players during the season
- Record game attendance for each player
- Compile a team list with details for each
player
- Ensure F & B voting is completed and
secured
- Familiarize yourself with Rules and
By-Laws for the relevant age group
- Manage first aid supplies, timers, spare
whistles, air horns and other equipment
- Create a roster for washing jumpers,
oranges, goal umpires etc
- Learn to delegate!
- Find a 2IC to help you and fill in when
you can't attend a game
- Establish a means of communication with
the players and coach eg newsletter, emails
- Be aware of medical conditions which may
impact on players
- Permitted to approach umpires during the
breaks
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This information, and more, can
be found in the 2010 Junior Club Manual or on
www.wafootball.com.au
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