TO ALL CLUB OFFICIALS
please note:
the following hand out of registrars & team managers
instructions and procedures contains an overview of some of the district
by-laws and Competition Regulations and is not to be taken as a replacement
for the by-laws.
It is strongly
recommended that you read through the by-laws and make yourself and your
team officials (especially your coaches, assistant coaches & team managers)
conversant with them.
It is NOT and NEVER HAS BEEN the EF District Football Development
Council Registrars JOB to TEACH YOUR CLUB OFFICIALS BY-LAWS and the absence of
any by-laws & requirements in this document does not indicate that a club’s
failure to follow them will be ignored.
Marilyn A Grant
EF District Football Development Council Registrar
Season 2005
1. AGE LIMITS.
In
the EFFC JC Region a player who is of a particular age between 1st
October of the preceding year and 30th September of the current year
is eligible to play in that age group.
A
player’s eligibility for inclusion/selection for a combined side will continue
to be as per WAFL by-laws/rules.
2. ef Specific competition rules 2005
a. DOWNLOAD AND READ DISTRICT BY LAWS FROM www.efjfc.org.au
B. NOTE - 13s - 17s - HOME TEAM IS NOW REQUIRED TO PROVIDE
AN INTERCHANGE STEWARD
AN
INTERCHANGE SHEET MUST BE KEPT FOR ALL 13s - 17s GAMES BY THE INTERCHANGE
STEWARD WHO MUST RECORD BOTH TEAMS PLAYER ROTATION.
THE COMPLETED INTERCHANGE SHEET MUST ACCOMPANY THE MATCH SHEETS TO THE DISTRICT
REGISTRAR.
FAILURE TO SUPPLY A COMPLETED
INTERCHANGE SHEET WILL RESULT IN A $50 FINE.
C.
ROTATION POLICY – ALL AGE GROUPS – AS PER WAFDC
POLICY – MINIMUM HALF A GAME
D.
WHEREVER THERE IS A PROBLEM WITH PLAYING JUMPER
CLASHES THE AWAY TEAM MUST ARRANGE TO BORROW THE EF JUMPERS - CONTACT YDO DARREN DAVIS
E.
ONCE AGAIN DURING THE HOME AND AWAY GAMES WE WILL
BE ENFORCING AT OUR END THE DIRECTIVE WHICH IS A PART OF THE PLAYER MANAGEMENT
COMING IN FROM THE COLTS (WAFL & WAAFL), WHERE THE PLAYERS WHO PLAY IN
EXCESS OF HALF A GAME ARE NOT ALLOWED TO PLAY AT CLUB LEVEL ON THE SAME
WEEKEND. DURING THE FINALS THIS RULE IS SUSPENDED AND PLAYERS WHO HAVE
QUALIFIED AT CLUB LEVEL TO PLAY MAY DO SO SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THEIR
WAFL/WAAFL COACH.
PENALTY APPLIES AS PER
PLAYING AN INELIGIBLE PLAYER SHOULD ANY TEAM IGNORE THIS.
F.
AS IN 2004 - TEAMS IN THE 16s COMPETITION (USUALLY
REFERRED TO AS 17s WHITE IN OUR COMP) WILL BE PERMITTED TO HAVE A MAXIMUM OF 5
x 17YR OLDS ON THEIR MATCH SHEET. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE PLAYERS WHOSE DATE OF
BIRTH IS IN OCTOBER, NOVEMBER OR DECEMBER - i.e. LATE BIRTHDAY
G.
THE 12s WILL PLAY AS PER 12s RULES FOR ALL
ROUNDS. i.e. THERE WILL BE NO CHANGES
MADE FOR THE FINAL 4 FIXTURES OF THE SEASON.
H.
ALL MATCH DOCUMENTS ARE TO BE DELIVERED TO THE
DISTRICT REGISTRAR NO LATER THAN THE TUESDAY EVENING FOLLOWING THE WEEKENDS THE
GAME RESULTS FROM 13s TO 17s GAMES ARE TO BE E-MAILED TO DISTRICT REGISTRAR BY
CLUB REGISTRAR OR TEAM MANAGER BY SUNDAY EVENING 6.00PM. ALL RESULTS / LADDERS
WILL BE SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION ON RECEIPT OF PAPERWORK.
I.
WHERE AN UMPIRES REPORT HAS BEEN MADE IN 13s - 17s
A. THE CLUB REGISTRAR MUST
NOTIFY THE DISTRICT REGISTRAR BY
B. ALL MATCH DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED TO BE
DELIVERED TO DISTRICT REGISTRAR NO LATER THAN THE MONDAY MORNING (MID DAY) AFTER
THE WEEKEND.
J.
WHERE A CLUB HAS MORE THAN ONE TEAM PLAYING IN 13s
TO 17s REGARDLESS OF WHAT DIVISION THEY ARE IN (THE 16/17s MUSTANGS (WHITE
DIVISION) & THE 17s FFC YOUTH LEAGUE (BLUE DIVISION) ARE TO BE CLASSED AS 2
x 17s TEAMS) PLAYER MOVEMENT BETWEEN TEAMS RULE IS AS FOLLOWS
PLAYER MUST PLAY 2 GAMES FOR THE TEAM BEFORE BEING ELIGIBLE TO MOVE/PLAY IN
ANOTHER TEAM IN THE SAME AGE GROUP.
3. Players with a disability (medical, physical or other)
of any birthdate are still able to have their club apply for play-down
permission
The
granting of any such request shall apply to the current season.
(Please note that a medical certificate will be asked for if an application is
received under this by-law.)
**** permission to
play-down must be obtained from the ef district council competition committee
(please supply supporting medical or similar evidence) before any games are
played.
to the club registrar – please
note
procedure for when a player (13s to 17s), any official or any team is
reported (red card)
please make sure all your club’s players, officials
and parents are aware of the penalties as set out in the by-laws as regards
receiving
1.
one (1) yellow card – Player is off for rest of the quarter or
longer (Team Manager & Player must approach umpire during break for
permission to return to play and is only allowed on if umpire indicates it is
OKAY)
**Player
may be replaced immediately**
2.
two (2) yellow cards in
the same game – Player is off and may
take no further part in the game.
**Player
may be replaced immediately**
3.
A RED card - Player is off and may take no further part
in the game.
**Player
may be replaced at beginning of next quarter**
THE
EF DISTRICT COMPETITION COUNCIL P & D BOARD MEETS, AS REQUIRED,
FROM 7.30PM ONWARD IN THE HENRY JEFFREY ROOM @ EFFC ON THE TUESDAY IMMEDIATELY
FOLLOWING THE WEEKEND WHERE A REPORT HAS BEEN MADE. WHERE EVER POSSIBLE THE P
& D BOARD ENDEAVOURS TO HEAR CASES INVOLVING YOUNGER AGED PLAYERS FIRST.
PLEASE
MAKE SURE YOUR TEAM MANAGERS KNOW THAT:-
1. THEY MUST NOTIFY YOU IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE GAME IF THE UMPIRES HAVE
MADE A REPORT AT THEIR TEAMS GAME - REGARDLESS OF WHICH TEAM THE PLAYER
REPORTED CAME FROM. THIS IS SO YOU CAN RING THE DISTRICT REGISTRAR AND
NOTIFY THEM OF ANY REPORTS.
2.
ANY PERSON/S NAMED IN A REPORT BY AN UMPIRE
(WHETHER THE REPORTED OR THE REPORTEE) MUST ATTEND THE P & D BOARD,
ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADVOCATE (PREVIOUSLY NOMINATED BY YOUR CLUB TO THE EF DCC) ON
THE TUESDAY (OR THE DAY/DATE NOMINATED BY THE P&D SECRETARY) IMMEDIATELY
AFTER THE REPORT WAS MADE.
I.e. PLAYER 1 (THE
REPORTED) STRUCK PLAYER 2 (THE REPORTEE) - BOTH PLAYERS NAMED MUST ATTEND THE P
& D HEARING.
1. WHERE THEY ARE THE HOME TEAM - THE MATCH DOCUMENTS ALONG WITH THE FORM
THE UMPIRE HAS MADE HIS REPORT ON SHOULD BE DELIVERED TO YOU AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE.
THE
UMPIRE’S FORMAL REPORT SHOULD HAVE TWO (2) COPIES – ONE (1) FOR YOUR CLUB
RECORDS AND ONE (1) WHICH MUST ACCOMPANY THE MATCH DOCUMENTS TO THE EFFC JUNIOR
COUNCIL RECORDER.
2. PLEASE RING THE EF DISTRICT
REGISTRAR AND THE P & D SECRETARY BY 6.00PM ON THE DAY THAT A REPORT HAS
BEEN MADE WITH DETAILS OF THE REPORT – AGE GROUP/TEAM; PLAYER/S NAME &
NUMBER REPORTED OR OFFICIALS NAME & POSITION; OPPOSITION TEAM DETAILS i.e.
ANY PLAYER/S OFFICIALS NAMED IN REPORT.
3. ALL MATCH DOCUMENTS FOR TEAMS IN CASES WHERE A REPORT HAS BEEN MADE MUST REACH THE EF DISTRICT REGISTRAR
BY THE MONDAY IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE GAME.
TEAM
MANAGERS – INSTRUCTIONS & PROCEDURES
1.
Registration
1. A all players must be registered with the ef district
football development council prior to playing their first fixtured game. THIS
APPLIES TO ALL AGE GROUPS.
1. B the registration form must be fully completed then
endorsed/signed & dated by an official from your club as containing correct
& verified information about the player.
1. C a player can be registered ** on the day of their first
game by completing your clubs registration form and having the form signed
& dated by, either the central umpire or a member of the current ef
district copetition council management committee before the game
commences.
**The completed form (or a
copy) must then be sent in with the match papers.
nb. in this case - it is the
responsibility of your club to make sure the form is signed by the appropriate official. please
note the excuse that the umpire ‘forgot’ to sign it is not acceptable – the
onus is on you to get it signed. a fine of ‘up to $50’ may be imposed where
unregistered/ineligible players are played and in the 13s to 17s the game is
forfeited should the team win.
2.
CLEARANCES / TRANSFERS.
2. A All players moving from another district &/or club
either permanently on a clearance or for a season on a permit must have
completed the appropriate Clearance/Permit form (strike out whichever word is
NOT applicable) and must have had
their application granted prior to commencing play with their new club.
it is permissible to have a player who has a completed (signed by an
official from their former club) clearance application play in the game as long
as you have the central umpire sign & date the form prior to the start of
the game
2. B Where a club is not fielding a team in a particular age
group it is permissible for them to grant a ‘’blanket’’ clearance or permit to
all the players from the club. A list of the players Names & their Dates of
Birth must be included and MUST be received by the district registrar before
the players are permitted to play at another club.
2. C NO clearance or permit will be processed/granted after 30th
June of the current season.
3.
PLAYER ELIGIBILITY.
3. A A player may not play more than one (1) game in the same
age group on the same weekend.
3. B A player may play up to two (2) years above his age in
older age group teams in the same weekend.
3. C Where a club has more than one team in an age group
(regardless of divisions), a player must play at least two (2) consecutive
games with a team before transferring to another team in the same age group.
3. D to qualify to play in the finals (prelim, semi & grand)
with a team - a player must have played a minimum of five (5) qualifying round (fixtured) games with that team.
3. E a guideline for ALL clubs
for administration of divisions is
‘Where
a club has two sides in the same age group the player can only play in the
final series for the team in which he has played the majority of games during
the season”
this is to be administered in
conjunction with the existing by-laws.
4.
MATCH DURATION.
4. A all games are for a fixed duration.
9s, 10s - four quarters of12 minutes.
11s, 12s &
13s - four quarters of15 minutes
14s to 17s -
four quarters of 20 minutes.
4. B Quarter time breaks are
1st
quarter = 3 minutes maximum; half time
= 8 minutes maximum; 3rd
quarter = 5 minutes maximum
The timekeeper(s) - 1 from each team - must use as a minimum requirement, a
digital countdown timer. Wristwatches or standard alarm clocks are not
acceptable. The timekeepers must make sure both teams are aware of length of
breaks. A short blast on the siren 2 minutes before the end of a break is
suggested but it is also suggested you consult the umpire prior to commencement
of the game.
4. C no ‘time on’ for any age group.
No ‘TIME ON’ periods shall be
included or added to these times, however the Umpire is empowered to and may
call time off or suspend play in the event of
(A) a serious injury to a player or
(B)
in exceptional circumstances.
5. GENERAL
5. A No jumper swapping is to
**Where a jumper becomes damaged or has blood (including dry blood) on it, then
that jumper should be immediately replaced. if a jumper is changed then the
team manager must notify the central umpires at the next break and the umpire
must verify the change on the match sheet with reason for change noted.
5. B Any player wishing to wear protective headgear should have
their club registrar contact the district registrar or secretary for written
permission.
5. C Any player wishing to wear any other protective equipment
must have applied in writing to the ef district competition committee and
received permission from them prior to doing so.
5. E GLOVES (THIS INCLUDES THE WEARING OF ONE (1) GLOVE) ARE
NOT PERMITTED TO BE WORN BY ANY PLAYER.
**A Club may seek approval from the district competitiont committee for a
player to wear a glove (or gloves) upon the recommendation of a physician.
application in writing accompanied by supporting medical recommendation is
required and permission in writing must be granted before the player may
participate in any games.
5. F the captains of each team are to escort the umpire/s from
the ground at the end of the game.
5. G AGE
GROUPS.
. Team numbers in all age groups
shall be as follows:
9 and under 15 per team, no minimum, unlimited reserves
10
and under as above
11
and under as above
12
and under as above
13
and under 18 per team, 14 minimum, 7 reserves (Maximum 25 Players)
14
and under as above
15
and under as above
16
and under as above
17
and under as above
16/17s ** as above
6. A FORFEIT – “EVEN-UP RULE”
BY-LAWS – SECTION 22 (PAGE 16) – PLEASE READ COMPLETE SECTION ON THIS IN
BY-LAWS.
In
the youth competition a match shall be deemed to be forfeited if either team
consists of less than fourteen (14) players. PROVIDED THAT an opposing team is
willing to lend players to the other team, then the match will not be
classified as a forfeit and all points and allocation of fairest and best votes
will be classified official.
(i) If a team can only
field between fourteen (14) and eighteen (18) players and the opposing team
offers players to the lesser-numbered team, should the Coach/Club official for
this team refuse the players offered, then their Right of Refusal revokes the
even-up. Should no offer of players be
extended to the lesser-numbered team, both teams must field the same number of
players.
This does not apply to final round matches.
(ii) Umpire(s)
are to be informed and noted on team sheet.
(iii) Where
players are lent to another team, their names must be entered on the team list
of that team and their original team name shall be shown in brackets beside
their names.
(iv) Where a
team fails to appear or where a team forfeitS a match full premiership point
shall be awarded to the team receiving the forfeit.
(v) In the case of a forfeited match,
team lists showing the names of all players of both teams in attendance shall
be submitted to the field umpire.
(vi) In
the event of any forfeit both Clubs involved shall advise the DFDC Secretary in
writing within forty eight (48) hours of the date of the match and the reasons
for the forfeit.
(vii) The
JCC shall be empowered to fine either or both Clubs if in its opinion the
reasons given for the forfeit are not acceptable.
(viii) Any
Club that forfeits any match and any club that fails to adhere to By-law 24.6
shall be fined or otherwise penalised, at the discretion of the JCC.
(ix) All
players listed on the team sheet of the non forfeiting team shall be credited
as having played that game for the purposes of finals eligibility and
historical records. Players from the forfeiting team shall not be credited as
having played that game.
6. B Forfeits.
6.
B.1 If your team manager/coach has
prior knowledge that their team will have to forfeit a game, BOTH the
Umpires Advisor and the district registrar & secretary MUST BE contacted
and informed by either them or your club's Pres. Sec, Registrar or a club
official BY THE TUESDAY NIGHT BEFORE THE GAME IN QUESTION. If this happens then
NO UMPIRES FEES are due.
6.
B.2 If a team has less than 14
players ready to play 10 minutes after the scheduled start time of a game, then
the UMPIRE declares they have FORFEITED
If your team shows up to play a game and either it or the opposition team has
insufficient players, then it is the
umpire who declares it a forfeit. The team managers of both teams
present their filled in Match Sheets to the umpire prior to the game as per
usual, inform the umpire that they have less than 14 players, the umpire then
fills them out as usual, but he/she marks on them - _______ FORFEITED. Both
teams pay the umpire as per usual.
If
they are AT HOME they collect the oppositions Match Sheet and proceed as per
your club directs.
If
they are AWAY, then they pass across their Match Sheet to the opposition Team
Manager.
In
the event that they are AWAY and no one
from the opposition team actually shows up, then THEY MUST make sure their
completed Match Sheet (as in signed by the Umpire etc.) is taken back to their
own club for forwarding to the District Registrar by the due time.
7. Premiership tables.
7. A Premiership
tables will be calculated each WEEK & Commencing after the second (2nd)
round of games these will be available as
(i) e-mailed in MS Excel format to the
nominated recipient from your club.
(iii) on the EF JCC web site – www.efjfc.org.au
8. umpire
payments.
8. A umpires are to be paid after the game on match day by the
teams playing. Each team is to pay half (1/2) of the fees. Please make sure the umpires sign the sheet to show they have been
paid. Payment is required even where a forfeit has occurred. (See
FORFEITS on this page)
Ef district fdc registrar
contact details.
9. if you have any questions regarding any aspect of these
instructions please contact the ef registrar marilyn or the assistant district
registrar john forrest.
Season 2005
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DISTRICT REGISTRAR 177 FERNDALE CRESCENT FERNDALE 6148 |
E-MAIL: mousser@iinet.net.au TEL: 9356 6509 |
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ASSISTANT DISTRICT REGISTRAR |
E-MAIL: forrestj@bigpond.net.au TEL: 9330 3726 FAX: 9330 3726 MOBILE: 0415 140 360 |
ADDITIONAL GOAL SCORE CARDS, FAIREST & BEST VOTING
CARDS CAN ALL BE OBTAINED FROM THE REGISTRAR.
YOU CAN PHOTOCOPY ADDITIONAL INTERCHANGE MONITORING
SHEETS; CLEARANCE APPLICATION FORMS & UMPIRE REPORT SHEETS FROM YOUR
ORIGINAL HAND OUT.
MATCH SHEETS WILL BE ISSUED WEEKLY BY YOUR CLUB
REGISTRAR OR IF YOU HAVE BEEN ALLOCATED A LOGIN NAME & PASSWORD YOU WILL BE
ABLE TO PRINT THESE OFF WEEKLY YOURSELF. SEE YOUR CLUB REGISTRAR FOR DETAILS OF THE ON-LINE
REGISTRATION SYSTEM.
YOUR MATCH/TEAM SHEETS MUST BE PRINTED OFF BY THE FRIDAY EVENING PRIOR TO THE
WEEKENDS GAMES.
ALL TEAMS WHO MAKE THE FINALS WILL BE ISSUED WITH
MATCH SHEETS WHICH SHOW ONLY PLAYERS WHO HAVE QUALIFIED (PLAYED A MINIMUM OF 5
GAMES WITH THEIR TEAM) TO PLAY FINALS.
OTHER
EF CONTACT DETAILS
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UMPIRES ADVISOR PETER
WOROBEC E-MAIL:
pworobec@pta.wa.gov.au |
HOME:
9434 4017 FAX
(WORK): 9326 2645 WORK:
9326 2614 |
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EF DISTRICT COMPETITION DIRECTOR STEVE MIGUEL E-MAIL: stevemiguel@msn.com |
HOME: |
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EF DISTRICT ASSISTANT COMPETITION DIRECTOR DAVE NUGENT |
HOME: |
TEAM
MANAGER DUTIES
1.1 HOME GAMES:
THE
HOME TEAM IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THE FACILITIES ARE AVAILABLE, SETTING UP
AND MARKING THE OVAL, GOAL POSTS PADDED etc.
1.2
TEAM OFFICIALS – FROM DISTRICT BY-LAWS SECTION 18 (PAGES 13 &
14)
BEFORE
THE GAME the team manager should -
Each competing team shall supply a Timekeeper for
each game.
- The home team will have a means of keeping time and of
indicating the end of each quarter to the field umpire.
The timekeepers must make sure both teams are aware of length of breaks. A short blast on the siren 2 minutes before the end of a break is suggested but it is also suggested you consult the central umpire prior to commencement of the game. - The Coach is not permitted to intimidate, dispute decisions or
interfere with the Umpire or his role on the day of the match.
- Each competing youth age team shall supply a boundary umpire
who shall be correctly attired and of sufficient knowledge and maturity to
correctly throw the ball into play and carry out all other
responsibilities of the position, as defined in the Laws of the Game.
- Each competing team shall supply a goal umpire who will wear
the white coat and have a minimum of two signalling flags and a scorecard.
- The goal umpires in the Youth competition will keep a record of
each team's score during the game, will compare score cards at the end of
every quarter and will change ends at half time.
- At the conclusion of the game they will date and sign the
scorecards and hand same to the field umpire.
- The goal umpires will endeavour to keep the area immediately
behind the goal line clear of spectators and other obstructions (refer to
by-law18.1).
- It shall be the responsibility of the Home team to provide an
interchange steward.
- Any team runner shall be clearly identified by wearing an
approved JCC uniform.
- In 9's and 10's, teams are NOT permitted to have a
runner. The coach is permitted to be on the ground during the game. The
coach is NOT permitted to carry water.
- Each team in 11’s and 12’s, is permitted to appoint one team
runner.
- Youth teams may appoint two runners with only one permitted on
the field of play at any time.
- Runners for teams in the Youth competition ARE NOT
permitted to carry water.
- Team runners are not permitted to remain on the playing arena.
Team runners are to deliver message/s from the coach to a player (s) and
return immediately to the coach's bench via the interchange. Team runners are not permitted to
“coach” whilst on the ground.
- Team runners must enter and exit the playing arena
through the interchange area at all times.
- Team runners shall be an adult.
- Team runners’ names are to be entered onto team sheet.
- Each team in the Youth competition are permitted to have two
(2) water carriers. These persons shall be clearly identified by wearing
approved JCC uniform.
- Water carriers ARE
NOT to become involved in any capacity in on field coaching. Water
carriers are permitted for all age groups. One only per team in 9 –
12’s and a maximum of two per team for 13 – 17’s.
- Water carriers should be an adult.
- Water carriers' name(s) is to be entered on to both team sheets.
- Each team, where possible, shall provide a team medical
officer/sports trainer.
- The team medical officer/sports trainer shall be clearly
identified by wearing approved JCC uniform.
- The team medical officer/sports trainer must be able to prove,
upon request by league officials, suitable proof of qualifications to
assess and remove injured players on a stretcher.
- Should a team fail to provide a qualified medical
officer/sports trainer, then the opposing teams suitably trained medical
officer/sports TRAINER MAY assume control of injured players for both
teams.
- A player or team official under suspension for a breach of the
Laws of the Game or the rules or By-laws of the DFDC may not play or
officiate in any game of Australian Rules Football during the period of
suspension.
2. ensure ground is properly marked as required for the
game to be played including a COACHES & PLAYERS BOX - (A clearly identified coaches and players box shall be
marked no less than five (5) metres from either side of the interchange area); spectator
line; 50 metre arc; etc.
3. the on-line generated match sheet will have the
following details.
3.1
match details
–
·
name of oval, date, teams
playing
3.2
team officials
details – please print in the blank sections
·
name of team timekeeper -
·
name of runner/s – no runner
for 9s & 10s as coach allowed on oval; 1 only for 11s & 12s; 2 maximum for 13s to
17s.
·
name of boundary umpire – for
13s upwards
·
name of interchange steward –
for 13s upwards
·
name of water carrier/s – 1
for 9s to 12s; 2 maximum for 13s to 17s.
·
name of goal umpire – for ALL
age groups.
·
name of teams first aid
person – if they have one.
3.3 player
details –
Ø
an individual, unique jumper
number for each player
Ø
a tick - in the box provided - to show they played (if there is no tick i will see it as ‘not having
played’)
Ø
any additional players not
already on sheet – A minimum of 14 & maximum of 25 players can be shown as
playing in any one game for 13s upwards
with only five (5) maximum 17 year olds listed and playing in a 16/17S mustang
– white division team
Ø
if a player is registered in
another age group and is ‘playing up’, PLEASE
indicate this by putting their other age group in brackets next to their printed
name
Ø
if a player is not playing in
that game for whatever reason put an (x) cross in the box provided.
q
notify if you have less than
14 players.
q
notify umpire if you have
less than 18 players
q
ensure umpire receives
inflated match ball
q
introduce boundary umpire/s, interchange
steward, team runner/s & timekeeper
q
present the completed match
sheet showing list of players and team officials for the game.
q
have umpire sign and date any completed CLUB registration FORM/S, completed
clearance FORMS
5. age groups 13s to 17s
·
prepare the fairest &
best voting card by entering the match details on it.
·
on the envelope provided for
the F & B vote card PRINT the following – date played, age group and
teams playing.
example
-
1.4 AFTER THE GAME THE TEAM MANAGER SHOULD –
Remember – the sooner the WE RECEIVE team sheets the
sooner ladders will be available!
17. players reported (red card) from these age
groups are required to attend a tribunal organised by their club. the outcome
of this tribunal hearing is to be forwarded to the district secretary.
TEAM MANAGER DUTIES
1.10 AWAY
GAMES:
team
managers should follow procedures as per home games for all aspects of the game
except:-
1. no
need to fill out and organise fairest and best voting card and envelope.
2.
all relevant match documents
are to be passed across to the team manager of the home team.