ASSOCIATED AND CATHOLIC COLLEGES OF WA

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1 ASSOCIATED AND CATHOLIC COLLEGES OF WA YEAR 7 DOCKER S CUP INGLEWOOD OVAL TUESDAY 12 JUNE 2018 Get the ACC Sport app and never miss a moment

2 Mater Dei College Servite College La Salle College Aranmore Catholic College SCHOOL BOYS Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School Mandurah Catholic College St Mary MacKillop College YEAR 7 AFL CARNIVAL TUESDAY 12 JUNE INGLEWOOD OVAL TEAMS AND JUMPER COLOURS navy and white White / Black instagram.com/accsport1 #accsport JUMPER COLOURS Red jumper with yellow V and green trimming white, blue and red OTHER CARNIVALS SOUTH WEST HAY PARK, BUNBURY (19/6/18) GIRLS Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School Mandurah Catholic College St Mary MacKillop College Bunbury Catholic College 1 Bunbury Catholic College 1 Bunbury Catholic College 2 Bunbury Catholic College 2 Mother Teresa Catholic College CBC Fremantle 1 CBC Fremantle 2 Seton Catholic College Corpus Christi College All Saints' College Lumen Christi College St Norbert College Mother Teresa Catholic College SOUTH METRO - BURRENDAH RESERVE (19/6/18) BOYS GIRLS (n/a 2018) BOYS Serpentine Jarrahdale Grammar Mazenod College Emmanuel Catholic College Tranby College Irene McCormack Catholic College SOUTH METRO - FERNDALE RESERVE (19/6/18) St Norbert College GIRLS Serpentine Jarrahdale Grammar Emmanuel Catholic College Seton Catholic College Corpus Christi College Tranby College Irene McCormack Catholic College NORTH METRO (BOYS) - LIGHTNING PARK (12/6/18) St Stephen's School (Duncraig) Mater Dei College Servite College Aranmore Catholic College La Salle College Sacred Heart College

3 ACC YEAR 7 FREO DOCKER S CUP 2018 NORTH METRO - GIRLS FIXTURES TUESDAY 12 JUNE INGLEWOOD OVAL Round School School Time Field Aranmore v Mater Dei 10.00am East 1 Servite v La Salle 10.00am West Servite v Mater Dei 11.00am East 2 La Salle v Aranmore 11.00am West La Salle v Mater Dei 12.00pm East 3 Servite v Aranmore 12.00pm West Equipment Set-up Duty ARANMORE COLLEGE TOP OF THE LADDER WINS All matches will consist of 2 X 20 minutes playing time with 5 minutes half-time break. 15 minutes change over between games GRAND FINAL - Tuesday 26 June VENUE Inglewood Oval

4 INGLEWOOD OVAL - FIELD LAYOUT instagram.com/accsport1 #accsport

5 INGLEWOOD OVAL CENTRAL AVENUE, MT LAWLEY Enter via driveway off Central Avenue (opposite tennis courts) Enter via driveway instagram.com/accsport1 #accsport

6 YEAR 7 CONDITIONS OF PLAY 2018 (WAFC) 15-a-side or 18-a-side: community club and school competitions Key Principles Fun and safe, Play with mates, Focus on developing skills and tactics, Modified rules, playing area and equipment. Purpose Learning how to train and consolidate the basic skills is the focus at this age level. Advanced technical and tactical skills start to be introduced, including decision-making in games and training, positional skills (competency in a position), and basic performance enhancing techniques, e.g. warm-up, cool-down, nutrition, hydration, recovery, goalsetting, pre and post-match routines. It is important for players in this age group to feel an essential part of the team to develop self-efficacy, self-worth and a connection with the community, club and team. Commitment and loyalty to the club and team, and social responsibility on and off the field in line with adult standards should be engendered and acknowledged. Spirit of the Game Prior to the commencement of play: all players, coaches and umpires should shake hands; and the umpire and coaches should ensure players are aware of the rules and procedures to be followed in the game. The spirit and intention is to ensure all games are played in a competitive and fair manner, in an environment that: permits a player whose sole objective is to contest and gain possession of the ball, to do so in a safe and fair manner rewards and acknowledges commitment and loyalty to the team, club and or school allows all players to feel an essential part of the team while enabling each individual to develop self-efficacy, self-worth and an identity within the community, their team, club or school fosters and reinforces community values and social responsibility. The player whose sole objective is to contest the ball must be permitted to do so. Ethically it is the responsibility of coaches to provide the best possible teaching and learning conditions; therefore, the use of negative defensive tactics where the opposing player s sole objective is to prevent a player from gaining possession is strongly discouraged at this age level. Tactics such as tagging and flooding are elements of the modern game; however, they are contrary to the philosophy of providing an environment that maximises the desired fairness, fun, speed, skill and competitive elements of the game at this level. Umpires should at all times: endeavour to apply the laws of the game, awarding free kicks to players in preference to calling for ball-ups; understand the spirit and intention of the laws is to ensure a match is played in a fair manner and to protect players from injury. For this reason, restrictions are placed upon tackling in this age group. At the end of the game, all players and coaches should shake hands. Laws of Australian Football The Laws of Australian Football apply to the Year 8 & Year 9 year groups with the following modifications. The Ball A size 4 leather or synthetic football made specifically for this age group should be used. As many footballs as possible are required for training sessions. This may be maximised by players bringing their own football, support from a senior club, or fundraising. It is recommended that teams have a minimum one ball per four players at training sessions. Tackling Tackling is permitted per the Laws of Australian Football, however: No player shall be deliberately slung, dumped or thrown to the ground in any tackle.

7 Order-off rule To be applied at the umpire s discretion or by the competition s controlling body where applicable. Bad language, poor sportsmanship and disputing umpiring decisions should be actively discouraged. Field The ground size should be influenced by how many players are on the field. If teams are playing 15 a side then the oval should be shortened, however with 18 a side there is the option to play on a full-size oval. Junior Clubs should also consider that by utilising a full-size oval it will negatively impact the amount of scoring that occurs, particularly in the Year 7 & 8 Year groups. Playing Positions Community club and school competitions - 15-a-side or 18-a-side field plus interchange. Both may vary with regional agreements designed to ensure maximum participation. To ensure all players feel an essential part of the team regardless of their age, size, gender, ability or the competition they are playing in, it is critical that they have an equal amount of time on the field over the course of the season. Note: Country junior associations in some instances may have slight variations to age/year groups and the standard order off rule so please contact your Regional Development Manager for further clarification. Year 7 Restrictions: Premiership points can be recorded, A finals series can be held (although various options could include the top team after the season wins the premiership, the top two teams play off or a regular finals series) The recording or publication of ladders is permitted, The recording or publication of match results is permitted, No Names published (i.e. No Best Players or Goal Scorers) No Fairest and Best player voting (The focus is still on team development as opposed to individual awards) YOUTH FOOTBALL 15-A-SIDE COMPETITIONS: On the back of the 2017 Youth Football Review Recommendations, a 15-a-side format of football will be implemented in Year 7-9 football across WA for the 2018 season. This format aims to keep teams together for longer, create more opportunities for players to get the ball, increase skill development and enable more divisions of evenly matched teams. The Super 15 s concept was successfully trialled in the Central Conference in 2017 with positive feedback and the following rule parameters will be implemented as recommended by clubs involved: Last Possession Rule As there are less players in each team, it is more difficult to attract volunteers. The last possession rule will mean clubs won't have to source boundary umpires whilst also leading to free-flowing games. Field Size Maximum 155m Player Structure The player structure will be the same as modified football where there are 5 lines of 3 players. In 2018, the WAFC will implement the following structure in Junior Football across Perth: Year 7 - All teams play in a 15-a-side competition Year 8 & 9 - A 15-a-side division will be made available to clubs Previous participation data shows that jumping from 15-a-side to 18-a-side has negative impacts on participation, with teams amalgamating earlier and players dropping out of the system as a result. There is also significant data to show that less players on smaller fields results in greater player development.

8 GENERAL CARNIVAL RULES & PROCEDURES UNIFORMS All players MUST wear the official school AFL football uniform. All players should wear the same shorts, socks and jumper. Schools should check their carnival booklet for clash of jumper colours/designs. EVENT RULES Start and End-of-game acknowledgments: The first named team lines up in the centre of the ground and waits until the other team lines up opposite. Players are then to shake hands, including coaches, before and after games. At the completion of the game each team captain will call his team to give three cheers to the other team. Points for games: Maximum points a winning team can earn are 2 points. Draw earns 1 point. Each school must provide their own game and warm-up footballs for the day. Forfeits on the final day are not acceptable. Teams must finish the scheduled program. UMPIRES SEDA will be providing field and goal umpires for all schools at the Ferndale Reserve & Lightning Park carnivals only. Each school MUST provide a set of goal flags for the SEDA students to use on the day. Carnivals that do not have SEDA assistance will need to provide one field and one goal umpire with goal flags. EQUIPMENT Mouth guards are strongly recommended by the ACC for all players. Schools allowing players to play without mouth guards must take full responsibility for any injuries incurred. General Equipment - The equipment set-up role is allocated to a participating school at each venue. This role is allocated annually on a rotational basis. The ACC will provide football kits on the day for the schools to set up the fields. Schools will need to bring cones to mark the boundaries of each field. In 2017 the following schools have been nominated for this role; South Metro (Burrendah Reserve) - CBC Fremantle (boys). South Metro (Ferndale Reserve) - St Norbert College (boys) & Emmanuel CC (girls). North Metro (Lightning Park) - Servite College (boys). North Metro (Inglewood Oval) - Aranmore College (girls). South West (Hay Park, Bunbury) - Bunbury Grammar ( boys) & Bunbury CC (girls). GRAND FINAL CARNIVAL Boys & Girls: The winners of the ACC zones (North, South and South-West) will participate in an ACC finalist s carnival on Tuesday 26 June 2018 at Hamer Park (boys) & Inglewood Oval (girls) to decide the Docker s Shield (boys) and Cup (girls) winners. Accredited field umpires will be provided on this day, and SEDA will provide boundary and goal umpires. RESULTS Carnival results are available online at

9 SCHOOL CONTACTS SCHOOL REGION CONTACT MOBILE PHONE BOYS CBC Fremantle South - Burrendah Justin Leech Corpus Christi College South - Burrendah James Howard Seton Catholic College South - Burrendah Joshua Galea All Saints' College South - Burrendah Rahni Greene Lumen Christi College South - Burrendah Josh Ainsworth St Norbert College South - Ferndale Matt Price Serpentine Jarrahdale Grammar South - Ferndale James Bristow Emmanuel Catholic College South - Ferndale Ryan Henley Mazenod College South - Ferndale Chris Mason Tranby College South - Ferndale Troy Mollica Irene McCormack Catholic College South - Ferndale Ken Dillon Sacred Heart College North - Lightning Luke Skerratt La Salle College North - Lightning Riley Milligan Mater Dei College North - Lightning Luke Hendricks Aranmore Catholic College North - Lightning Hayden Hamilton Servite College North - Lightning Alice Potter St Stephen s Duncraig North - Lightning Steve Gleeson Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School South West Hay Park Jason Reid Mandurah Catholic College South West Hay Park Michelle Cummins St Mary MacKillop College South West Hay Park Paul Northover Bunbury Catholic College South West Hay Park Travis McGuire Mother Teresa Catholic College South West Hay Park Drew Walsh GIRLS Corpus Christi College South - Ferndale James Howard Tranby College South - Ferndale Brendon Diamanti St Norbert College South - Ferndale Matt Price Serpentine Jarrahdale Grammar South - Ferndale Gabby O Sullivan Emmanuel Catholic College South - Ferndale Ryan Henley Seton Catholic College South - Ferndale Joshua Galea Irene McCormack Catholic College South - Ferndale Ken Dillon Aranmore Catholic College North - Inglewood Oval Hayden Hamilton Mater Dei College North - Inglewood Oval Luke Hendricks Servite College North - Inglewood Oval Alice Potter La Salle College North - Inglewood Oval Larissa Kazakoff Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School South West Hay Park Jeremy Potter Mandurah Catholic College South West Hay Park Michelle Cummins St Mary MacKillop College South West Hay Park Sandra Smith Bunbury Catholic College South West Hay Park Travis McGuire Mother Teresa Catholic College South West Hay Park Drew Walsh facebook.com/accsport #accsport

10 Associated Football Club CARNIVAL CONTACTS LIGHTNING PARK Noranda FC Contact Names Rob Credaro Alby Van Gent Council City of Bayswater Debra Bloxham Set-up School Servite College Alice Potter SEDA Program Facilitator Josh Cassidy HAY PARK, BUNBURY Council - City of Bunbury Sheridan Duke Set-up Schools Associated Football Club Canteen & Equipment BOYS: Bunbury Grammar Jason Reid GIRLS: Bunbury Catholic College Travis McGuire FERNDALE RESERVE Lynwood Ferndale JFC Reno Julie Council City of Canning Stephen Handicoot Set-up Schools BOYS: St Norbert College Matt Price GIRLS: Emmanuel CC Ryan Henley SEDA Program Facilitator Stephanie Wills INGLEWOOD OVAL Associated Football Club Mt Lawley-Inglewood Football Club Council City of Stirling Louis Cronan Contact Name 1 Heinz Lohmann Contact Name 2 Betty Lohmann Set-up School Aranmore College Hayden Hamilton BURRENDAH RESERVE Council - City of Canning Stephen Handicoot Set-up Schools BOYS: Seton College Joshua Galea GIRLS: n/a ACC CARNIVAL MANAGERS & GENERAL CONTACTS Suzie Ehlers Ferndale Reserve/Lightning Park Trent Sharpe Burrendah Reserve/Inglewood Oval David Lindsay - WAFC Devin Martin SEDA Program Coordinator Graham Mills Fremantle FC Community Goals Manager St John Ambulance Kelsey O Donnell

11 REGIONAL CARNIVAL WINNERS 2017 DOCKER S SHIELD (BOYS) REGION SCHOOL North Metro - Lightning Park Sacred Heart South Metro - Burrendah CBC Fremantle South Metro - Ferndale Mazenod South West - Hay Park Bunbury Catholic DOCKER S CUP (GIRLS) South Metro - Burrendah Corpus Christi South Metro - Ferndale Emmanuel South West - Hay Park Mandurah Catholic North Metro La Salle

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