2018 Football Operations Manual

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1 2018 Football Operations Manual

2 Affiliated Clubs Club Council Region Website Aberfeldie Moonee Valley abers.com.au Airport West Moonee Valley airportwestfc.com.au Ascot Vale Moonee Valley facebook.com/ascotvalefc Avondale Heights Moonee Valley ahfc.org.au Burnside Heights Melton bhfcbears.com.au Coburg Districts Moreland coburgdistricts.com.au Craigieburn Hume craigieburnfc.com.au East Keilor Moonee Valley eastkeilorfc.com East Sunbury Hume essgroup.org.au Essendon Doutta Stars Moonee Valley essendondouttastars.com.au Glenroy Moreland glenroyfc.com Greenvale Hume greenvalefc.com.au Hadfield Moreland hadfieldfc.com.au Hillside Melton thesharks.com.au Hume Bombers Hume facebook.com/hume-bombers Jacana Hume facebook.com/jacanafc Keilor Brimbank keilorfc.com.au Keilor Park Brimbank keilorparkfc.com.au Maribyrnong Park Moonee Valley marby-lions.com Moonee Valley Moonee Valley mooneevalleyfc.com.au Northern Saints Moreland northernsaints.org.au Oak Park Moreland oakpark.org.au Pascoe Vale Moreland pascoevalesc.org.au Roxburgh Park Hume roxburghparkfc.com.au Strathmore Moonee Valley strathmorefc.com.au Taylors Lakes Brimbank facebook.com/taylorslakesfc Tullamarine Hume tullamarinefc.org.au West Coburg Moreland wcfc.com.au Westmeadows Hume westmeadowstigers.com.au Associate Clubs Club Council Region Website Coburg Moreland coburgfc.com.au St Francis Moreland stfrancis.teamapp.com Sunbury Lions Hume sunburyfnc.com.au VU Western Spurs Maribyrnong westernspurs.com.au

3 Contents Staff...2 Board...2 Playing Days And Starting Times...4 Fixture Amendment Requests...4 Interval Times...4 Finals Arrangements...5 Underage Eligibility...5 Players Playing Outside/Up An Age Group...5 Home & Away Eligibility...5 Finals Eligibility...5 Football Size/Requirements...6 Number Of Interchange Players Allowed...6 Team Officials On Bench...6 Match Day Officials...6 Club Official Uniforms...6 Club Minimum Numbers...7 Uniforms And Equipment...7 Coach And Official Holding Area...8 Junior Games Only - Exclusion Zone Around Coaches Box...9 Member Protection...9 Set Penalties...9 Tribunal...9 Investigations...10 Appeals...10 Registrations/Transfers/Re-Registration...13 SportsTG Club Registration...13 Player Registrations New/Returning Player...13 Player Registrations Transfers...13 Junior Registrations...13 Match Day Paperwork...14 Electronic Match Day Paperwork...14 Post Match Junior Requirements...15 Senior Requirements...15 Post Match...16 Match Results Rules...16 Order-Off Rule...16 Junior Special Permits...18 Summary Of Junior Modified Rules...18 Time Keeping Procedure...20 CONTACT INFORMATION HEAD OFFICE Windy Hill (Level 1) 78A Napier Street, Essendon, VIC 3040 Telephone: (03) headoffice@essendondfl.com.au Website: 1 Page

4 STAFF Craig Armstead Chief Executive Officer Greta May Corporate Services Manager Pauline Leslie Female Football & Netball Development Manager Shannon Colgan Football Operations Officer Adem Saricaoglu Media Manager Ken Waters Umpires Administrator Rowan Sawers Director of Umpiring BOARD All correspondence to be ed to - headoffice@essendondfl.com.au Board Members: Brett Scott (Chairman) Wayne Anthony Robert Castellas Romy Gutbier Bernie Shinners Tanya Taylor Regular updates and information is posted our social media networks Twitter - Facebook - Instagram - YouTube - Visit the EDFL website for the Club Hub where all required forms and club information can be found as well as all scores, best players, goal kickers, ladders, weekly reviews and all multimedia content. All EDFL meetings/training sessions, unless otherwise advised, will be held at Head Office, Level 1, 78A Napier St, Essendon Page

5 Premier Division Seniors Division 1 Seniors Division 2 Seniors Thirds Junior Fixture (Mixed/Boys) Girls & Senior Women Saturday Sen, Res & U19.5 Sen, Res & U19.5 Sen, Res & U19.5 Sunday Div 1-4 Div 5-9 Sunday U11 - U18 Women 7-Apr Round 1 Round 1 Round 1 8-Apr Round 1 Round 1 8-Apr Round 1 Round 1 14-Apr Round 2 Round 1 Round 2 Round 2 15-Apr Round 2 Round 2 15-Apr Round 2 Round 2 21-Apr Round 3 Round 2 Round 3 Round 3 22-Apr Round 3 Round 3 22-Apr Round 3 Round 3 28-Apr Round 4 Round 3 Round 4 Round 4 29-Apr Round 4 Round 4 29-Apr Round 4 Round 4 5-May Round 5 (split) Round 4 Round 5 Round 5 6-May BYE BYE 6-May BYE Round 5 (split) 12-May Round 5 (split) Round 5 Round 6 Round 6 13-May Round 5 Round 5 13-May Round 5 Round 5 (split) 19-May Round 6 Round 6 Round 7 Round 7 20-May Round 6 Round 6 20-May Round 6 Round 6 26-May Round 7 Round 7 Round 8 Round 8 27-May Round 7 Round 7 27-May Round 7 Round 7 2-Jun Round 8 Round 8 Round 9 Round 9 3-Jun Round 8 Round 8 3-Jun Round 8 Round 8 9-Jun QUEENS BIRTHDAY 10-Jun Queens Birthday Queens Birthday 16-Jun Final Grand Final Round 9 Round 9 Round 10 Round Jun Round 9 Round 9 17-Jun Round 9 Round 9 23-Jun Round 10 Round 10 Round 11 Round Jun Round 10 Round Jun Round 10 Round Jun Round 11 Round 11 Round 12 Round 12 1-Jul Round 11 Round 11 1-Jul Round 11 Round 11 7-Jul Round 12 Round 12 Round 13 Round 13 8-Jul Round 12 Round 12 8-Jul Round 12 Round Jul Round 13 Round 13 Round 14 Round Jul Round 13 Round Jul Round 13 Round Jul Round 14 (split) Round 14 Round 15 Round Jul Round 14 Round Jul Round 14 Round Jul Round 14 (split) Round 15 Round 16 Round 16 w/end 29/07/2018 Qualifying/Elimination Final Semi Final w/end 29/07/2018 Qualifying/Elimination Final Qualifying/Elimination 4-Aug Round 15 Round 16 Round 17 Semi Finals w/end 05/08/2018 Semi Final Preliminary Final w/end 05/08/2018 Semi Final Semi Final 11-Aug Round 16 Round 17 Round 18 Preliminary Final w/end 12/08/2018 Preliminary Final Grand Final w/end 12/08/2018 Preliminary Final Preliminary Final 18-Aug Round 17 Round 18 Semi Finals Grand Final (Fri N) w/end 19/08/2018 Grand Final Top 4 Finals Series w/end 19/08/2018 Grand Final 25-Aug Round 18 Semi Finals Preliminary Final Top 4 Finals Series Top 5 Finals Series Top 5 Finals Series Top 5 Finals Series w/end 01/09/2018 Semi Finals Preliminary Final Grand Final w/end 08/09/2018 Preliminary Final Grand Final Top 4 Finals Series w/end 15/09/2018 Grand Final Top 4 Finals Series w/end 22/09/2018 Top 4 Finals Series *Note: Junior Finals may vary check website 3 Page

6 Playing Days and Starting Times SATURDAY FOOTBALL GRADE START TIME MATCH DURATION TIME ON* Seniors 2:15 pm 20 Minute Quarters Plus Time On Reserves 11:50 am 25 Minute Quarters No Time On Thirds 11:00 am 20 Minute Quarters No Time On Under :00 am 20 Minute Quarters No Time On Senior Women 2:20pm 20 Minute Quarters No Time On SUNDAY FOOTBALL** GRADE START TIME MATCH DURATION TIME ON* Under 18Gs 2:20 pm 17 Minute Quarters No Time On Under 17s 2:20 pm 20 Minute Quarters No Time On Under 15s 12:30 pm 20 Minute Quarters No Time On Under 15Gs 12:30 pm 15 Minute Quarters No Time On Under 13s 11:00 am 15 Minute Quarters No Time On Under 13Gs 11:00 am 12 Minute Quarters No Time On Under 11s 9:45 am 12 Minute Quarters No Time On Under 11Gs 9:45am 12 Minute Quarters No Time On Under 9s 8:30 am 10 Minute Quarters No Time On Under 9Gs 8:30am 10 Minute Quarters No Time On *With the exception of Senior Football none of the above grades play time on. In the event of a stretcher entering the field or a player count called by the umpire, TIME ON shall be effected in all grades. (including juniors). **Juniors, Thirds & Senior Women please note starting times will vary according to ground availability the times above are just an indicator of start times. Lives Scores are now on the website: ***IMPORTANT FOR ALL RESERVE MATCHES*** When the 3 rd quarter of a Reserves match is set to commence beyond 1:05pm the timekeepers of the match must alter the duration of the final two quarters. The timekeepers shall reduce the Reserves 3 rd and 4 th quarters by equal time, ensuring that the match finishes before 2:03pm, timekeepers must consider a 5 minute ¾ time break when reducing the quarters. Fixture Amendment Requests Any club that is looking to change the timing/day/location of a Senior, Reserve, Under 19.5 or junior grade match once the fixture has been published must complete the following process to have the change approved in days notice is provided to EDFL Operations through written agreement signed by both opposing clubs dictating the specific alteration required. 2. Changes to senior match times due to forfeits or unforeseen circumstance will be required to be approved by all the EDFL and opposing clubs 24 hours prior to the game. Interval Times ¼ Time ½ Time ¾ Time 3 minutes 15 minutes 10 minutes (Under U9, U11, U13, U15, U18 inc. girls) 5 minutes 4 Page

7 FINALS ARRANGEMENTS In the event of a tie in a finals match, extra time will be played comprising of two (2) five (5) minute halves at each end. Time on will only be allowed in matches where time on is normally recorded. This extra time procedure will be repeated until a result is obtained. Coaches are not to address the Affiliated Clubs at any change of ends or half time in extra time. Underage Eligibility To begin playing Under 9 s football all players must be 7 years of age by April 30 For all other age groups the eligibility of an underage player shall still be determined by the age of the player on the 1st January in a competition year. Under (must be 7 before 30th April) Under Under Under Under Under st July Girls Football Under (must be 7 before 30th April) Under Under Under Under Players playing outside/up an age group Players are only permitted to play up an age level when the physical capacity and social sense enable them to adequately compete in the higher level and the recommendation is that the decision should be based on the benefits gained by the individual. The following process must be followed to allow for such permit to be credited. 1. The application has been made in writing by the Club on Official Stationary (Signed by the Junior President/Coordinator and the Secretary and nominates the team the player will play for 2. Written permission of the player s parents or legal guardian, giving their consent for their child to play in a higher division (outside his/her age group) 3. Approval is provided by the Football Operations Manager on the grounds that i. There is a genuine reason for the player to play in a higher age group/division ii. The player has the necessary skill and physique to play in the higher age group Home & Away Eligibility A player is permitted to play matches in more than one under age competition on the one day/weekend in any home and away round providing that the player qualifies by age to play in those matches A player is not permitted to play in more than one Division in the same underage competition on the same weekend (weekend includes Friday night, Saturday and Sunday). Finals Eligibility To be eligible to play finals with an affiliated club a player must play at least 4 home and away matches played on separate weekends for the club. See the EDFL By-Laws for further information regarding team eligibility for underage competition. 5 Page

8 Football Size/Requirements All match day footballs must be purchased from the EDFL Head Office and bear the EDFL Logo. Host clubs must supply two EDFL approved footballs. For Senior Matches one of the footballs must be of new quality and the other of good reasonable quality. Size requirements: SENIORS LEATHER SHERRIN KB RES, U19, 3RDS, U17 & U15 LEATHER SHERRIN MATCH 5 WOMENS, U18 YG*, U15 YG* & U13 LEATHER SHERRIN MATCH 4 U13 YG & U11G* & U11 SYNTHETIC SHERRIN MATCH 3 U9 & U9G SYNTHETIC SHERRIN MATCH 2 Number of interchange players allowed Under 19 s Seniors (Inc. Reserves/Thirds) up to 4 Interchange All Underage Grades U9-U18 (Inc. Youth Girls) & Women s up to 6 Interchange Team Officials on Bench Seniors 7 Officials Permitted on the bench and must include runner and trainer Juniors 5 Officials Permitted on the bench and must include runner and trainer MATCH DAY OFFICIALS Club Official Uniforms SENIORS/JUNIORS RUNNER Fluro Yellow Bib Fluro Shirt & Fluro Yellow Shorts (Senior, Res and U19 ONLY) TRAINERS Black Bib or Polo Shirt & White Pants WATER PERSONS Green Bib UMPIRES ESCORT Blue Bib JUNIORS SPECIFIC BIBS COACH Red ASSISTANT COACH Red MATCH DAY OFFICIAL Yellow TEAM MANAGER Red BOUNDARY UMPIRE White GOAL UMPIRE White FIELD UMPIRE White 6 Page

9 Club minimum numbers Rule 6.1 of the EDFL By Laws: An Affiliated Club not fielding at least 14 players (12 in Girls/Women) 20 minutes after the scheduled starting time of the match shall forfeit the match. If, during the course of a match a team is reduced to less than 14 players (12 for Girls/Women) the match shall be forfeited and the Team sheets shall immediately be signed on the ground in the presence of the field umpire, endorsed by him and forwarded in the usual manner to the CEO. An Affiliated Club forfeiting the match shall pay all umpire fees in full. UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT Jumpers and Shorts All players shall be attired in numbered Club Jumper / Guernsey. The number must be a one or two figure number (between 1 and 99), no two players in the same team shall wear the same number. Players shall wear: Black shorts or Team coloured shorts for home games. White shorts for away games. Team coloured socks for all matches All Club garments shall be as prescribed by the EDFL including relevant sponsors. Gloves In all junior competitions, a player must obtain advice from a medical practitioner before wearing gloves. A list of permissible gloves can be obtained from the EDFL website. The player proposing to wear the glove must bring it into the EDFL Offices along with the Medical Certificate which must outline the players name, club, league, nature of the condition and the period the medical advisor believes the player is required to wear the glove. It must be viewed and approved by the Football Operations Manager. This approval must be available if requested to be viewed by the umpire to allow the player to participate in the match. Seniors players are permitted to wear AFL approved gloves also available on the website. Undergarments (such as Skins) Player s undergarments (lycra shorts) must be skin coloured (neutral or club-coloured) or the same colour as their team s shorts. Junior player are permitted to wear club coloured long sleeve jumpers or compression garments under their jumpers. These must be tight fitting, umpires may request the removal of undergarment if it is deemed to be dangerous. Mouth Guards Mouth Guards are recommended to be worn for all games of football. The EDFL mandates the use of mouth guards in all Youth Girls matches. Process for non-compliance in Youth Girls: Umpire stops play; issues Yellow Card to player Play recommences when a replacement player takes the field Free kick to opposition team Protective Equipment A player must have written approval from the EDFL to wear any protective equipment in a match. The player proposing to wear the protective equipment must bring it into the EDFL Offices at Windy Hill and have approved by the Football Operations Manager. This approval must be available if requested to be viewed by the umpire to allow the player to participate in the match. The exception is a player s helmet which can be worn in all grades. 7 Page

10 Hair If a player (male or female) has their hair braided, and it swings free from their head when the head is moved, it may cause harm to another player if struck by the braid. Due to injury that may be caused, players are not permitted on the field with free braids in their hair. This includes plaited ponytails. Players with plaited ponytails will be instructed by the Umpire to either roll the plait into a bun, or remove the plait and play with a loose ponytail (as long as the pony tail does not hide the player s number). Jewellery Players are not permitted to wear jewellery of any kind whilst playing. Umpires will remove players from the field who are wearing Jewellery. Covering a piece of Jewellery with tape is NOT permitted. Nails Players nails must be short and smooth. Hijab (full head scarf) Youth Girls The EDFL supports the wearing of hijabs, long sleeve jumpers, and full skins to encourage active involvement of Youth Girls participants under religious or cultural constraints. Clubs are encouraged to make the League aware of all participants who will be involved in EDFL matches by supplying a list before the commencement of Round 1. Boots Football boots must be of an acceptable safety standard. No metal studs allowed. FACILITY PREPARATION MINIMUM FACILITY REQUIREMENTS Boundary Line Marking - Host Club shall have the boundary marked in the manner prescribed by the League and as set out in the Laws of Australian Football. The centre circle and centre square shall be as set out in accordance with the Laws of Australian Football. Siren - Host Club should provide a suitable sounding device/siren, Goal Flags - At least four goal flags Goal Posts - Must be a minimum height of five (5) metres, 6.4 metres apart (for Open Age matches), with Goal Post padding as set out in accordance with the Laws of Australian Football. Scoreboards - Shall be provided by the host club and in operation throughout the whole game. The scoreboard must be clearly visible to the goal umpires who shall check its accuracy at the conclusion of each quarter Coach and Official Holding Area Seeks to prevent issues with players, coaches and officials getting too close to the boundary line whilst on the bench. This is a hazard at it impedes the boundary umpire s role and poses a risk for all players, coaches and officials. 8 Page

11 Junior Games Only - Exclusion Zone Around Coaches Box An Exclusion Zone around the (2) Coaches Box s will be erected by the host club. Bollards and yellow/black hazard tape should be used. The following dimensions are illustrated below: (Under 11, 11YG, 13, 13YG 15, 15YG, 17 and U18YG) All team officials on the Coaches box must wear a red I/D bib with their club name clearly identifiable. Even though a Team Manager may not be on the bench they are also required to wear a red bib. (Must be EDFL approved issue). MEMBER PROTECTION Set Penalties Offence Dispute Decision of Umpire Time Wasting Attempting to Strike Wrestling Obscene Gesture Wearing Boots/Jewellery and equipment prohibited under Law 9 Attempting to Trip Engaging in Melee Intentionally Shake Goal Post Tripping Rough Conduct Abusive, Insulting, Obscene, Threatening Language Bumping/Forceful Contact from Front On Striking Another Person Charging Another Person Any act of Misconduct (Minor) Attempting to Kick All other reports will be heard by the tribunal. In the case that an Official is reported they must front the tribunal with no set penalty offered. Tribunal Correspondence to - Tribunal Secretary, Level 1, 78A Napier St, Essendon 3040 Ph or Football Operations Manager All players reported, and/or named in connection therewith, together with the witnesses and advocates are required to attend before the Tribunal at 78A Napier Street, Essendon by 7.00pm on the Tuesday following the match in which the report occurred. 9 Page

12 The Football Operations Manager must be notified in writing before 12pm on the preceding Monday if a player/witness/advocate is not available to attend the tribunal hearing. Nonattendance will incur a fine and/or immediate cancellation of permit to play. Club Tribunal Advocate It is the responsibility of the tribunal advocate to: Ensure that he/she is familiar with all league Rules pertinent to clearances and umpires charges arising from on field incidents. Ensure that he/she is familiar with all league Playing Rules. Ensure that he/she is familiar with procedures at tribunal hearings. Where an alleged charge is laid against a player or an opposition player is charged with an alleged offence against a Club player, obtain all documents relevant to that charge from the Secretary. Meet with player to develop case and brief player regarding the tribunal appearance. Attend the tribunal with player at the time and date set down by the League. Report outcomes of any hearing to the Secretary and appropriate Coach as soon as practicable after the conclusion of the hearing. It is expected that club nominated advocates will attend a training session before representing their club at a hearing. Investigations Correspondence to - CEO, Craig Armstead, Level 1, 78A Napier Street, Essendon 3040 Ph All clubs requesting investigations to the EDFL must lodge their written request, (co- signed by at least THREE senior committee members on club letterhead) and $ cheque no later than 6.00pm on the Monday immediately following the match. Appeals The Appeal process can be found the EDFL Rules & Guidelines, Rule No 25, particularly Appendix A - Tribunal and Appeals Board Procedure Appendix B - Appeal Form. Appeals should be lodged by no later than the day immediately following the tribunal by 12pm on the appropriate form Appendix B. CLUB ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Code of Conduct Any player, parent, club official, umpire or spectator must conform to the leagues Code of Conduct. Copies are available on the EDFL website. Registrar It is the responsibility of the registrar to: Register all new players within the league guidelines Maintain a copy of injury reports Process insurance claims Security of all teams, players votes Maintain record of the number of games played by each player Follow up with teams and ensure players are registered and able to play. Follow up with Treasurer on outstanding fees Pass onto club Secretary all player contact details to ensure club database is always accurate. Team Manager (must register the same as a player) It is the responsibility of the team manager to: 10 Page

13 Ensure all players are either currently registered with the League or have an approved clearance from previous club Provide the Secretary with a list, in jumper number order, of all players and keep all players lists updated as every change is made Check jumpers are in good order at all times and have appropriate sponsors logos attached if required Ensure other support staff have been appointed and are in attendance as required Issue all paperwork to the respective club officials. Instruct all club officials what their duties are and ensure they are correctly dressed. Team Sheets are to be handed to Field Umpire 15 minutes prior to the start of the game by the Team Manager. Coaches Junior Coaches must be clearly identifiable and wear a red bib on game days. 1. Each Club must ensure that its coaches have correctly filled and lodged their registration on SportsTG prior to the commencement of Round All Coaches must also complete the 2018 EDFL Coach Registration Form following link The forms must be lodged with the EDFL by the 28 February or before the coach s first game during the season. 3. No person shall be entitled to be included on the team sheet as coach in the event that he/she is unable to produce evidence of registration/accreditation or an interim permission letter from the Football Operations Manager. 4. If a person carries out any coaching/trainers duties when not accredited or when under suspension for any reason then at the discretion of the Board the following penalties shall apply: i. A fine will be issued per coach/trainer, per week until all coaches/trainers are registered for the season. ii. Sanctions as decided by the Board after hearing. ALL COACHES MUST BE ACCREDITED TO AT LEAST LEVEL 1. Runner It is the responsibility of the runner to: Deliver messages from the coach to players whilst each quarter is in progress. Deliver the message as quickly as possible and return to the coaches box immediately. Not loiter on the ground. Not interfere with any players or officials throughout the game. Be correctly attired in accordance with league requirements Trainers It is the responsibility of the trainer to: Attend and be available during each match in which its football team participates for the duration of the match. All junior coaches and trainers (seniors and juniors) are to wear identification bibs. All clubs must provide access to Defib, First Aid Kit and Ice. 1. Each Club must ensure that its trainers have correctly filled and lodged their registration on SportsTG prior to the commencement of Round 1 or their first game. 2. All Trainers must also complete the 2018 EDFL Trainer Registration Form following link The forms must be lodged with the EDFL by Close of Business on the Friday preceding Round No person shall be entitled to be included on the team sheet as trainer in the event that he/she is unable to produce evidence of registration/accreditation or an interim permission letter from the Football Operations Manager. 11 Page

14 4. If a person carries out any trainers duties when not accredited or when under suspension for any reason then at the discretion of the Board the following penalties shall apply: iii. A fine will be issued per trainer, per week until all trainers are registered for the season. iv. Sanctions as decided by the Board after hearing. ALL TRAINERS MUST BE ACCREDITED TO MINIMUM LEVEL ERC Water Persons It is the responsibility of the Water Person s to: Wear the green bib and are not to act as a second runner. Be at least 16 years of age. When not out on the ground - position themselves outside the boundary line and adjacent to the 50 metre arc line. If the teams coach s boxes are within 30 metres of one of the 50 metre arc lines then they must position themselves either at the other end or opposite side of the ground to their teams coach s box. Competition Maximum Number Under 13 s and below Nil Under 17 s and above Under 13 s Two (2) All other Competitions Two (2) Umpires Escort: It is the responsibility of the Umpires Escort to: Escort the umpires from their change rooms to the centre of the field prior to the start of each match. Escort the umpires from their assembly point on the field to their change rooms at half time. Escort the umpires from their change rooms to the centre of the field after the half time break. Escort the umpires from their assembly point on the field to their change rooms at the conclusion of the match. Stand with the umpires during the quarter and three quarter time intervals and present water Scoreboard Attendant: The Host Club must ensure that the scoreboard is up-to-date at all times during a match. Scoreboard attendants must be at least 12 years old or, in the opinion of the Field Umpire, of sufficient age to be competent to perform the task. Time Keeper It is the responsibility of the Time Keeper to: Keep time for each quarter of the match Record on time cards the time taken to play each quarter and the time in which quarters commenced. Home team to lodge completed time sheet with the Team Manager after the game has finished Sound the siren in accordance with the procedures contained in the league rules and regulations. Stop the clock used for timing of each quarter as required by the league rules and regulations. Match Day Official (Juniors Only) The Match Day Official must wear a yellow bib including their club name. (Must be EDFL approved issue). 12 Page

15 During the course of the match, in conjunction with their opponents Match Day Official, both shall deal with any unsavoury behaviour. The duties and responsibilities of this official should be in accordance with the AFL Kids First program philosophies. Please ensure the Match Day Manager is not undertaking any other role during these matches. The role and duties are: Encouragement at all times encourage parents and spectators to observe the Code of Conduct and display positive behaviour. Public Relations assume a public relations role with parents and supporters and reinforce the philosophy of AFL Kids First and Code of Conduct. Observance and Presence maintain a clear but calm presence at all times. Monitor and communicate with appropriate club personnel and parents as required. Report where necessary, report serious and/or continued breaches of the Code of Conduct to their club officials. Club Umpires Both clubs (except where provided by the League) must supply umpires for each match and must wear a white I/D bib. Goal Umpires are to wear a clean white coat/bib and carry a pair of clean white flags. The Boundary Umpire is to wear a white bib and carry a whistle. No club umpires are to abuse or question decision of the field umpire or communicate with any player. The Home Team Manager is responsible for ensuring that all official umpires are offered a drink at all breaks in the game. Registrations/Transfers/Re-registration SportsTG Club Registration All Officials and Participants are required to register/re-register their intention to play each season through SportsTG. Links to each club s registration page can be accessed via the EDFL Website (> Player Registration > Club) from November 1 st for each new season. It is also important to note that everyone can update their information as needed anytime during the season and check their career game statistics. Player Registrations New/Returning Player All players must be registered PRIOR to taking the field of play. Any breaches to these regulations may result in loss of match points and possible fines. Player Registrations Transfers If any player requires a Transfer, the club can process their application through the online Transfer Section on SportsTG. Under no circumstances can a player play unless the Transfer is approved by ALL parties involved in the Transfer Process including this league. Any breaches to these regulations may result in loss of match points and possible fines. Junior Registrations Juniors are required to verify their date of birth by uploading a copy of their Original Birth Certificate/Extract of Entry, Passport or School Photo I/D to their online registration form. Clubs must supply a copy of identification within 48 hours if requested. 13 Page

16 Support Staff Compulsory Registrations on Database All coaches, team managers, trainers, waterpersons, and timekeepers are required to be entered into the SportsTG database and provide their appropriate Accreditation details which must include their Working with Children identification number. MATCH DAY PAPERWORK PRE- Match - JLT Match Day Checklist All competing clubs are required to complete a Matchday Checklist before the first match of the day to evaluate potential injury and accident causes on and around the player and public areas. It also allows club officials to identify safety concerns and record any actions required to address these concerns. It is compulsory for the checklist to be completed on-line using a mobile device (Iphone, Ipad or Android) which enables JLT to ensure the checklist has been completed. The checklist must be completed prior to any matches commencing and be completed with a representative of all competing teams. The home club is to provide the mobile device. WiFi access is not required to complete the checklist As a last resort a hardcopy can also be downloaded and completed Home team manager is to inspect playing surface and surrounding area prior to the start of the first game and complete the JLT Match Day Checklist ensuring a copy is given to the umpires at least 15 minutes before the start of the first game. Ensure easy access to emergency phone numbers and supervise the car park to ensure there is access to emergency vehicles e.g. Police Ambulance. Identify NO GO ZONES and block from normal use (general areas of possible risk). Team Sheet Process A Team Sheet shall: (a) list the names and numbers of the Players in the Team; (b) identify the Interchange Players; (c) identify the captain; and (d) list the name of the Coach, Trainer, Team Manager, Runner and any other Official participating in the Match. Any player that has been granted a permit or exemption to play in any game (where they would otherwise be ineligible) must have a P written next to their name The Team Manager from each Team shall complete and lodge with a field Umpire its Team Sheet no later than 15 minutes before the scheduled commencement of a Match. Teams can have up to 25 players (seniors)/27 (reserves/underage) listed on the team sheet but must put a neat and clear straight line through the emergencies names. Electronic Match Day Paperwork Post-Game Process After each game the Team Manager is to take the tablet or phone to the umpires change room so the umpire can put in the match report and any player/official report/s. Once the umpire submits the reports, each club will receive an with information of fines (if any). 14 Page

17 If a player or official is reported the nominated s will receive the report, the Secretary will forward on the report to the player/official. Any further matters from the weekends matches must be submitted to your club secretary to be sent to the EDFL for consideration. POST MATCH JUNIOR REQUIREMENTS The Home Team Manager is responsible for the entering of scores for both teams on the internet by no later than 5.30pm on Sunday. Both Team Managers from a match are also responsible for making any team sheet amendments (e.g late inclusions/omissions) and the inputting of Goal Kickers and Best on Ground details prior to 12am Monday following the match. (Please note: the league will NOT be responsible for entering or amending the best players or goal kickers). NOTE Yellow Card When an umpire has issued a Yellow Card the reported player will be offered a set penalty. Red Card A player who is reported and shown a Red Card will NOT be offered a set penalty. The player will be required to attend the tribunal. Any club official who is named on the team sheet, e.g. coach, team manager, runner, umpires escort, time keeper, trainer, boundary umpire, goal umpire or water person who commits a reportable offence either before, during or after the match must be reported on the electronic report sheet. (The charge is then referred to the EDFL tribunal) If the offence takes place after all the paperwork has been finalized and signed off by the team managers, the umpire will still fill out the incident on the electronic report sheet. (The charge is then referred to the EDFL tribunal) and contact the EDFL Football Operations Manager. SENIOR REQUIREMENTS PRE-MATCH Senior Team - Submission of Selected Sides Seniors Each club must submit their selected senior division sides into SportsTG prior to 12pm on the Friday preceding a round of matches or the day preceding your game. Submissions for a PPV value for any player to take part in a match must be approved by 11am on the Friday preceding the match. Players must be named in their corresponding position and must also have their allocated number entered into the system. Up to 3 Emergencies may be named. Failure of a Club to correctly submit a side to the system shall result in a fine. DURING MATCH Live Scoring It is the responsibility of the home club to: Provide ongoing Live Scores for every senior game via the SportsTG at Game LiveScore system (not required for reserves, U19.5s, Thirds or Women s). Clubs are required to keep this score up to date for the entirety of the game. Please note the live entry of goal kickers is also available, but not required. 15 Page

18 Once LiveScore is activated at the start of your game, the live score is automatically available to the public. POST MATCH Match Results The Team Managers are responsible for the entering of any team sheet amendments (e.g late inclusions/omissions) and the inputting of Goal Kickers and Best Players details by Saturday 6pm following the match RULES All EDFL Rules are to be considered in accordance with the AFL Laws of the Game and the EDFL By-Laws. Order-Off Rule If a player is involved in an incident on the football field they may be shown a card and ordered from the field. The following table illustrates what each card represents, all players sent from the field can be replaced immediately by a player on the bench. CARD OFFENCE SANCTION Red Card (Major Reportable) CANNOT RETURN Yellow Card (Minor Reportable) 15 MINS Blue Card (No Report) 15 MINS 16 Page

19 20 ORDER OFF RULE 20.1 In all competitions conducted by the League, the following order off procedures shall apply: A. Where a Field Umpire has reported a player for a breach of the laws of Australian Football that player shall, where the reporting umpire considers the player s conduct is of such a serious nature that the player should not participate any further in the game: (i) be shown a Red Card; (ii) leave the playing surface immediately; and (iii) not be eligible to participate in the match for the remainder of that match. B. Where a Field Umpire has reported a player for a breach of the laws of Australian Football, that player may: (i) be shown a Yellow Card; (ii) (iii) leave the playing surface immediately; and not be eligible to return to the playing surface until 15 minutes playing time (not including any breaks that might occur) has elapsed from the time the player left the playing surface following the report/yellow Card. C. Where a Field Umpire considers that a player is behaving in an unduly aggressive and unruly manner or in any manner that would bring the game into disrepute, that player may: (i) (ii) (iii) be shown a Blue Card; leave the playing surface immediately; and not be eligible to return to the playing surface until 15 minutes playing time (not including any breaks that might occur) has elapsed from the time the player left the playing surface following the Blue Card. In each of the above circumstances, the player shown the Red, Yellow or Blue Card, as the case maybe, may be replaced immediately Where a Field Umpire proposes to issue a Red, Yellow or Blue Card to a player the Umpire shall: A. Show the player Red, Yellow or Blue Card as applicable by holding the Card above the umpire s head for a period of five (5) seconds; B. Inform the player that the player is to leave the field immediately; C. Hold the applicable Card aloft above the umpire s head for a further period of five (5) seconds in the direction/s of both the interchange bench of the team of the player who has been shown the card and in the direction of the timekeepers The timekeepers of the match shall determine when the 15 minute time period has elapsed A player who has been shown a Yellow Card on two separate occasions in the same match by the Field Umpire/Umpires must be ordered to leave the playing surface and shall remain off for the remainder of the game but such player can be replaced by the player s Club with another player immediately Where a player has received three (3) blue cards in a season, the player shall be automatically suspended from playing for one (1) match. The player shall receive a further suspension of one (1) playing match for every third blue card received. The suspensions shall take place on the date/s, as advised by the League, in writing to the Secretary of the Affiliated Club the player is registered with Club Officials All competitions In all competitions conducted by the League, where a Field Umpire has reported an official of a Club, that official shall leave the Playing Surface immediately and shall remain off for the remainder of the game (except in the case of a trainer or other recognised medical official) but such official can be replaced by the official s Club with another official after 15 minutes playing time (not including any breaks that may occur) has elapsed after the reported official was ordered off. In all competitions conducted by the League, where a Field Umpire has reported an official of a Club, that official shall leave the Playing Surface immediately and shall remain off for the remainder of the game (except in the case of a trainer or other recognised medical official) but such official can be replaced by the official s Club with another official after 15 minutes playing time (not including any breaks that may occur) has elapsed after the reported official was ordered off. 17 Page

20 1 Policy in application Firstly, Clubs are encouraged to take advantage of the Special Permit system which allows teams with lesser numbers to borrow players from an opposition team who has greater numbers to allow both teams to take the field with an even number of players. If for any reason it is not possible to borrow players from another team, then the team with the greater numbers shall field no more than one (1) additional player on the field, to that of the team with the lesser numbers i.e. if team X only has 15 players, then team Y is restricted to 16 players on the field. Where there is a reduction in players on the field, the bench can be extended to allow 24 players to compete in the game i.e. where 16 players are on the ground, the team with the greater number of players may have up to 8 on the bench (allowing 24 players to be named on the team sheet) Where a player is sent from the ground under the send-off rule, the opposition team is not required to reduce their numbers on the field to accommodate the reduction in player numbers Where a player is sent from the ground under the send-off rule and that team falls below 14 players, rule 6.1 of the EDFL by-laws shall apply Where an injury has occurred that has reduced the number of players on the field, the opposition team with the greater numbers shall, upon polite request from the opposing Team Manager, reduce the number of players on the field by one Where a player is injured and cannot return to the field and that team falls below 14 players, rule 6.1 of the EDFL by-laws shall apply Junior Special Permits If a team is unable to field 14 (12 Girls) players they may borrow players from the opposition provided they fill in the Special Match Permit Form which allows a player to play with the opposition for that game only. This applies to all Underage Grades and Divisions. (A Special Match Transfer Form allows a player to play up to four (4) games from the date of issue). These completed and signed forms will be given to the Umpires prior to the start of the game. Summary of Junior Modified Rules See the following page for a summary of the Modified Rules for all Junior and Youth Grades. 18 Page

21 2018 MODIFIED RULES AFL JUNIOR LAWS OF THE GAME ADMINISTRATION Ground size Under Under Under Under Under Under Under Under Under Under 9 (mixed) 11 (mixed) 13 (Mixed) Girls 11 Girls 13 Girls 15 Girls 18 Girls 100m x 80m (recommended max.) and divided into 3 equal zones (thirds) Standard Standard Standard Standard 100m x 80m (recommended max.) and divided into 3 equal zones (thirds) Standard Standard Standard Standard Zones Min. players for game # players on ground 12 to 15 a side to 15 a side # players on interchange Ball type Syn only Syn Only Standard Leather Leather Syn only Syn Only Syn Only Leather Leather Ball size Quarter duration (mins) Break length 1/4-1/2-3/4 time UMPIRES # field umpires Club or Club Boundary umpires LAWS JUNIOR / YOUTH JUNIOR GIRLS Tackling Modified Modified Bumping Stealing the ball Barging Smothering Fending off Shepherding Bouncing the ball 1 max 1 max N/A N/A N/A 1 max 1 max N/A N/A N/A Kicking off the ground Ball ups Nominated players of equal size Nominated players of equal size ü ü Throw-ins Distance over which 0m 10m 15m 15m 15m 0m 5m 10m 15m 15m marks are paid Distance penalty 25m 25m 50m 50m 25m 25m 25m 25m Zones N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Deliberate out of bounds Deliberately rushed behind COMPETITION DETAILS Complete Team Sheet Premierships ladders/finals Lightning Carnival July July Scores kept Record best players/goal kickers League representative team selected Coach allowed on-field Runner Water Person 2 max 2 max 2 max 2 max 19 Page

22 TIME KEEPING PROCEDURE TIMEKEEPER UNDER 11/Girls Start of the Game: Blow siren when umpires enter field, 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpire holds the ball up at the centre to start the game. There are four twelve (12) minute quarters with a break between each quarter. The quarter time break is three (3) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to re-start) The half time break is ten (10) minutes (blow a warning siren 3 minutes before the game is due to re-start and when the umpires enter the field holding the ball up) The three quarter time break is five (5) minutes (blow siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) At the end of each quarter keep blowing the siren until the umpire raises both hands in the air. The quarter does not end until the umpire raises both hands. Time on in all junior games is only added if a stretcher is brought onto the field or if the umpire calls for a player count. DO NOT BLOW THE SIREN TIMEKEEPER UNDER 13s/Girls Start of the Game: Blow siren when umpires enter field, 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpire holds the ball up at the centre to start the game. There are four fifteen (15) minute quarters with a break between each quarter. The quarter time break is three (3) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to re-start) The half time break is ten (10) minutes (blow a warning siren 3 minutes before the game is due to re-start and when the umpires enter the field holding the ball up) The three quarter time break is five (5) minutes (blow siren 2 minutes before play is due to re-start) At the end of each quarter keep blowing the siren until the umpire raises both hands in the air. The quarter does not end until the umpire raises both hands. Time on in all junior games is only added if a stretcher is brought to the field or if the umpire calls for a player count. DO NOT BLOW THE SIREN TIMEKEEPER UNDER 15s Start of the Game: Blow siren when umpires enter field, 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpire holds the ball up at the centre to start the game. 20 Page

23 There are four twenty (20) minute quarters with a break between each quarter. The quarter time break is three (3) minutes (blow a warning siren when there are 2 minutes before play is due to start) The half time break is ten (10) minutes (blow a warning siren 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpires enter the field holding the ball up) The three quarter time break is five (5) minutes (blow the siren two minutes before play is due to start) At the end of each quarter keep blowing the siren until the umpire raises both hands in the air. The quarter does not end until the umpire raises both hands. Time on in all junior games is only added if a stretcher is brought onto the field or if the umpire calls for a player count. DO NOT BLOW THE SIREN TIMEKEEPER UNDER 15 YG s Start of the Game: Blow siren when umpires enter field, 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpire holds the ball up at the centre to start the game. There are four seventeen (17) minute quarters with a break between each quarter. The quarter time break is three (3) minutes (blow a warning siren when there are 2 minutes before play is due to start) The half time break is ten (10) minutes (blow a warning siren 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpires enter the field holding the ball up) The three quarter time break is five (5) minutes (blow the siren two minutes before play is due to start) At the end of each quarter keep blowing the siren until the umpire raises both hands in the air. The quarter does not end until the umpire raises both hands. Time on in all junior games is only added if a stretcher is brought onto the field or if the umpire calls for a player count. DO NOT BLOW THE SIREN TIMEKEEPER UNDER 17s Start of the Game: Blow siren when umpires enter field, 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpire holds the ball up at the centre to start the game. There are four twenty (20) minute quarters with a break between each quarter. The quarter time break is three (3) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) 21 Page

24 The half time break is fifteen (15) minutes (blow a warning siren 5 minutes before play is due to start as well as when the umpires enter the field holding the ball up) The three quarter time break is five (5) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) At the end of each quarter keep blowing the siren until the umpire raises both hands in the air. The quarter does not end until the umpire raises both hands. Time on in all junior games is only added if a stretcher is brought onto the field or if the umpire calls for a player count. DO NOT BLOW THE SIREN TIMEKEEPER UNDER 18 YG s Start of the Game: Blow siren when umpires enter field, 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpire holds the ball up at the centre to start the game. There are four twenty (20) minute quarters with a break between each quarter. The quarter time break is three (3) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) The half time break is ten (10) minutes (blow a warning siren 3 minutes before play is due to start as well as when the umpires enter the field holding the ball up) The three quarter time break is five (5) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) At the end of each quarter keep blowing the siren until the umpire raises both hands in the air. The quarter does not end until the umpire raises both hands. Time on in all junior games is only added if a stretcher is brought onto the field or if the umpire calls for a player count. DO NOT BLOW THE SIREN TIMEKEEPER UNDER 19.5s Start of the Game: Blow siren when umpires enter field, 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpire holds the ball up at the centre to start the game. There are four twenty (20) minute quarters with a break between each quarter. The quarter time break is three (3) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) The half time break is fifteen (15) minutes (blow a warning siren 5 minutes before play is due to start as well as when the umpires enter the field holding the ball up) The three quarter time break is five (5) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) 22 Page

25 At the end of each quarter keep blowing the siren until the umpire raises both hands in the air. The quarter does not end until the umpire raises both hands. Time on is only added if a stretcher is brought onto the field or if the umpire calls for a player count. DO NOT BLOW THE SIREN Game must be completed by 11:53am. TIMEKEEPER RESERVES Start of the Game: Blow siren when umpires enter field, 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpire holds the ball up at the centre to start the game. There are four twenty five (25) minute quarters with a break between each quarter. The quarter time break is three (3) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) The half time break is fifteen (15) minutes (blow a warning siren 5 minutes before play is due to start as well as when the umpires enter the field holding the ball up) The three quarter time break is five (5) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) At the end of each quarter keep blowing the siren until the umpire raises both hands in the air. The quarter does not end until the umpire raises both hands. Time on in the Reserve Grade is only added if a stretcher is brought onto the field or if the umpire calls for a player count. DO NOT BLOW THE SIREN Note: When the 3rd quarter of a Reserves Match is set to commence beyond 1:05pm the timekeepers of the match must alter the duration of the final two quarters. The timekeepers shall reduce the Reserves 3rd and 4th quarters by equal time, ensuring that the match finishes before 2:03pm, timekeepers must consider a 5 minute ¾ time break when reducing the quarters. TIMEKEEPER SENIORS Start of the Game: Blow siren when umpires enter field, 3 minutes before the game is due to start and when the umpire holds the ball up at the centre to start the game. There are four twenty minute (20) quarters with a break between each quarter. Plus time on. (See below) The quarter time break is three (3) minutes (below a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) The half time break is fifteen (15) minute (below a warning siren 5 minutes before play is due to start as well as when the umpire enter the field holding the ball up). The three quarter time break is five (5) minutes (blow a warning siren 2 minutes before play is due to start) 23 Page

26 The quarter does not end until the umpire raises both hands above his head. Keep blowing the siren until the umpire raises both hands above his heads. TIME ON Time on in the EDFL is added in the same way as it is in the AFL. That is when the umpire raises one arm above his head and blows his whistle. It is signalled off in the same way; The Timekeepers shall also stop the clock which is used for the timing of a Match when: (b) The goal Umpire signals that a Goal has been scored; (c) The goal Umpire signals that a Behind has been scored; or d) The boundary Umpire signals that the football is Out of Bounds or Out of Bounds on the Full; or (e) The field Umpire crosses their arms to indicate they are going to throw the football up. 24 Page

27 Ground Locations Club Venue Name Address 1 Suburb Aberfeldie Clifton Park Batman St Aberfeldie Aberfeldie Jnrs Walter St Res Walter St Ascot Vale Airport West Hansen Res Etzel Street Airport West Airport West Jnrs Etzel St Res Etzel Street, Front Oval Airport West Ascot Vale Walter St Res Walter St Ascot Vale Avondale Heights Canning Res Old Canning St Maribyrnong Burnside Heights Burnside Heights Rec Res Tenterfield Drive & Ironbark Grove Burnside Heights Burnside Heights Jnrs Burnside Heights Rec Res Oval 2 Tenterfield Drive & Ironbark Grove Burnside Heights Coburg Districts Cole Res 181 Cumberland Rd (Cnr Kent Rd) Pascoe Vale Coburg FC Coburg City Oval Harding St Coburg Craigieburn D S Aitken Res Craigieburn Rd Craigieburn Craigieburn Highgate Reserve Cnr Cleveland Dve & Grand Blvd Craigieburn Craigieburn Jnrs Highgate Res Oval 2 Cnr Cleveland Dve & Grand Blvd Craigieburn East Keilor Overland Res Parkside Ave East Keilor East Keilor Jnrs Overland Reserve Oval 2 Parkside Ave, (2nd Oval) East Keilor East Sunbury John McMahon Reserve (Goonawarra) 155 Lancefield Road Sunbury Essendon Doutta Stars Nipper Jordan Oval Lower Oval, Cooper St Essendon Essendon Doutta Stars Jnrs Buckley Park Cooper St Essendon Essendon FC Essendon FC True Value Solar C Melrose Drive Tullamarine Glenroy Sewell Res 201 Glenroy Rd Glenroy Greenvale Greenvale Rec Res 181 Section Road Greenvale Greenvale Jnrs Greenvale Rec Res Oval Section Road Greenvale Greenvale Jnrs Greenvale Rec Res Oval Section Road Greenvale Hadfield Martin Res 85 Box Forest Rd Hadfield Hillside Hillside Res Landscape Dve & Royal Cresent Hillside Hume Bombers John Laffan Memorial Reserve Donnybrook Road Donnybrook Jacana Jacana Res 1 Lorraine Cres Jacana Jacana Jnrs Jacana Res Oval 2 1 Lorraine Cres Jacana Keilor Keilor Reserve Old Calder Highway Keilor Keilor Jnrs Green Gully Res Green Gully Rd Keilor Downs Keilor Park Keilor Park Res Stadium Drive Keilor Park Keilor Park Jnrs Keilor Park Res Oval 2 Stadium Drive Keilor Park Maribyrnong Park Maribyrnong Park The Boulevard Moonee Ponds Maribyrnong Park Jnrs Maribyrnong Park Oval 2 The Boulevard Moonee Ponds Moonee Valley Ormond Park Pattison Street Moonee Ponds Northern Saints Charles Mutton Res Lorne St Fawkner Northern Saints Jnrs Charles Muttton Res Oval 2 Lorne St Fawkner Oak Park J P Fawkner Res Francis St Oak Park Pascoe Vale Raeburn Res 40 Landells Road Pascoe Vale Pascoe Vale Jnrs Hallam Res Bawden Crt Pascoe Vale Roxburgh Park Lakeside Oval 75 Lakeside Drive Roxburgh Park Roxburgh Park Jnrs Lakeside Oval Oval 2 75 Lakeside Drive Roxburgh Park St Francis Oak Park Swimming Centre Pascoe Vale Rd Pascoe Vale Strathmore Lebanon Res Mascoma Street Strathmore Strathmore Jnrs Boeing Res Boeing Rd Strathmore Heights Sunbury Kangaroos Eric Boardman Reserve Mitchells Lane Sunbury Jnrs Sunbury Kangaroos Jnrs Eric Boardman Reserve Oval 2 Mitchells Lane Sunbury Jnrs Sunbury Lions Clarke Oval Riddell Road Sunbury Taylors Lakes Lionheart Reserve Lionheart Ave Taylors Lakes Taylors Lakes Jnrs Lionheart Res Oval 2 Lionheart Ave Taylors Lakes Tullamarine Leo Dineen Res Spring St Tullamarine VU Western Spurs Merv Hughes Oval 99 Fransworth Avenue Footscray West Coburg Shore Res Cnr Reynard Street & Melville Road Coburg West Coburg Jnrs Brearley Res Heliopolis St Pascoe Vale Westmeadows Willowbrook Res Willowbrook Res Westmeadows

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