Sydney Uni Charity Challenge 29/9/17 1/10/17 Knox Grammar School

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2 , Wahroonga 29 th, 30 th September, 1 st October 2017 Carnival Rules 1. TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR: is appointed by Sydney Uni Men s Water Polo club who shall have absolute discretion to determine all matters and administer the tournament. If for any reason the Tournament Director is not present the Referees Coordinator shall have the same delegated authority (unless the Tournament Director has specifically appointed another person in a temporary capacity). 2. ELIGIBILITY: players are to be born 2004 (except as otherwise specifically approved by an Event Organiser). 3. STARTING TIMES: scorecards must be completed and teams ready to commence at least 5 minutes prior to the scheduled starting time. Players are to enter the water for warm up with caps being worn. Due to the tight scheduling, games will commence strictly at scheduled times & after breaks regardless whether teams are ready if players are not already in the pool when whistle is blown to commence play then players are required to enter the field via the exchange box otherwise an incorrect exchange foul will apply and the player will be ejected. Coaches are responsible to ensure teams are ready to commence play at the scheduled start time and recommencement from breaks - referees are to issue yellow card to coaches who do not comply with this requirement. 4. CAPS & BALLS: the first named team shall wear white caps and start from the left side of the official table. Each team must supply a fully inflated, good quality match ball at the start of each game to the referees. 5. PLAYING CONDITIONS: this tournament will be played under rules for Junior & Youth level competitions as approved by FINA on seventh October 2014 and as adopted by Water Polo Australia as summarised below: 5.1 Length of Field 50 m pool split into 2 fields. Width may be narrowed by a lane rope on each side. 5.2 Number of Players maximum of six players including one goalkeeper participating in the pool at any time 5.3 Ball Size Size 4 (Women s) used by both Boys & Girls

3 5.4 Modified U14 Rules (adopted by WPA in 2014) these rules shall remain in effect except for the pressing rule, which no longer applies. These modified rules that will remain in effect are summarised as: The Tournament Director shall treat each occurrence on an individual basis and make a determination at his sole discretion without any precedents being established nor needing to be adhered to. Player Participation Coaches are to ensure wherever possible that all players receive roughly equal amounts of pool time throughout the tournament. This shall not necessarily apply to each game but to the entire tournament, thus allowing for greater competitiveness during close games. This will be left to the coach s discretion with equality and fair play considerations Exclusion Re- entry - on exclusion no timeframe is applied, the player must swim to the re- entry box, rise to the surface so that the head is fully above the surface of the water, within the box then re- enter Free Throw Shot - no shot on goal is allowed from a free throw The Swapping Rule will not be enforced during this competition. However, it is strongly advised that you share participation equally and fairly. 6. MATCH TIMES: All Games: 8- minute halves played at running time. No shot clock. The two pools will share the same game clock therefore with both pools commencing and finishing at the same time. 2 minutes allocated at half time, team will not swap ends. No Penalty Shoot Outs. 20 minutes allocated per game. 2 minutes warm up allocated. 7. POINTS: Win = 3 points, Draw = 2 points, Loss = 1 point. Forfeit/Disqualified = 0. In the event of a forfeit/disqualification the result will be 5 0 unless a match is played and the margin is greater. 8. POSITIONS: Will be decided on points. If two (2) teams shall have equal points, then FINA BL tie breaking rule shall apply as follows: 8.1 The team winning the game between the two (2) teams shall be placed higher. 8.2 If the game between the two (2) teams resulted in a tie, a further classification shall be established based on their results against the other teams in order of their ranking, first based upon goal difference, and next based upon goals scored. The comparison shall be made first, compared to the highest team, and then, if still tied to the next highest team, and so on. 8.3 If they are still tied, each team shooting five (5) penalty shots at its opponent s goal in alternate succession shall resolve the tie. The first team shall take its first penalty shot and then the other team shall take its first penalty shot, etc. If a tie shall exist after that procedure,

4 each team shall then take alternate shots until one team scores and the other missed. Different numbers of the team must shoot each shot. The procedure shall be conducted following the final game of that round or at the first practical opportunity. 9. If three (3) or more teams shall have equal points, further classification shall be established as follows. 9.1 Any time during the application of 8.2, when the number of the tied team is reduced to two 8.1, 8.2 and 8.3 shall apply be: The results among the tied teams shall determine the placing s. The comparison shall be made upon first, the points of the games among them, next the goal differences, and next based upon goals scored If more than two (2) teams are then still tied, a further classification shall be established based on their results against the other teams in order of their ranking, first based upon goal difference, and next based upon goals scored. The comparison shall be made first, compared to the highest team, and then, if still tied, to the next highest team, and so on Goal Difference shall be used for the purposes of deciding positions where teams have not played each other during the Tournament. 10. OTHER RULES: all other WPNSW & FINA rules apply. Any inconsistencies between rules exist the Tournament Rules shall prevail followed by WPNSW Rules. 11. APPEALS: There will be no appeals. The decision of the tournament director is final and not subject to discussion. In General ü If you need first aid please see the nearest lifeguard. ü Please keep rubbish off the floor. Bins are around the pool for a reason. ü There will be 3- day pool passes available for parents and siblings - $10.00 for 3 days or there is an option of a day pass - $5.00. ü This carnival is about participation, it is important to ensure equal player time and rotation of the goalkeeper (if applicable). ü 6 aside ü There will be no pool passes for players and team officials, entry is free.

Nick Dempsey Nick Dempsey is a Sydney University Water Polo player who enjoyed success in the sport throughout his junior and senior playing years.

5 Nick Dempsey Nick Dempsey is a Sydney University Water Polo player who enjoyed success in the sport throughout his junior and senior playing years. The Albury born product attended Newington College (Stanmore) and represented Australia in Water Polo, travelling to Turkey to compete at the U18 World Championships in Recently he has enjoyed playing football back home in the Riverina. In early 2017 Nick suffered a spinal injury after a pool related accident at his 21 st Birthday party. After being airlifted to Alfred Hospital he was classified as a C4 quadriplegic, yet remains remarkably optimistic about his future. As he explained, he didn t completely sever his spinal cord and thus holds hope to make a substantial recovery. Currently, Nick is undergoing an intensive rehabilitation scheme, slowly but surely regaining strength and muscle coordination. New technologies such as the FES arm cycle and hydrotherapy have played a positive role in his recovery. Overall however it has been the inspiring support of his friends and family throughout his live changing year that have given him such strength. You can follow Nick in his road to recovery on his Facebook page; Nick s Journey. The Australian Spinal Research Foundation Founded in 1977, the Australian Spinal Research Foundation is internationally the largest chiropractic research funding organisation. They have contributed greatly, having funded 183 research projects in 40 years totaling over AUD $2M. The Foundation is registered with the Australian Tax Office and is recognised as an approved Deductible Gift Recipient for tax deductible donations made by Australian residents. More recently the Foundation has become recognized through the CAF America system for USA based residents to make tax deductible donations. In 2010 the Foundation signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Hamblin Chiropractic Research Fund Trust (NZ) to work together in funding chiropractic research. Their role within the profession is to remain at the leader in facilitating the investigation of how chiropractic contributes to community health and well- being, and therefore our mission is to facilitate research that furthers the understanding and development of chiropractic care

Delfina Costumes Delfina have risen to become a top designer and

Find the Delfina stall to get your hands on some of their

6 Delfina Costumes Delfina have risen to become a top designer and manufacturer of swimwear including water polo costumes. Find the Delfina stall to get your hands on some of their designs, including themes such as International and Regional teams. Play On The event is being sponsored by Play On, a Sports Aid product used for the treatment of injuries and ailments sustained on the field.

7 Coffee Shop - A coffee shop is being provided so that upon arrival you can grab yourself a coffee! BBQ - The BBQ is being run on all three days. Grab yourself something small or something big, and help support the Spinal Research Foundation. Cake Stall - The Cake Stall will be on offer on all three days. Satisfy your sweet tooth, and help support the Spinal Research Foundation.

8 Participating Teams Boys Girls Sydney Uni Blue Sydney Uni Blue Sydney Uni Gold Cronulla SUNS UTS Balmain Nordek SNB Blue 1 UTS Balmain SNB White 2 SNB Blue Barbarians SNB White Barbarians * Teams must be ready to start 5 minutes before starting time. * Teams to provide their own caps. * Teams named first will wear white caps

9 DRAW Friday 29th September 2017 TIME POOL GENDER ROUND GAME TEAM 1 V TEAM 2 9:15 POOL 1 Boys R1 G1 SU Blue V SUNS 9:15 POOL 2 Boys R1 G2 UTS Balmain V SNB1 9:45 POOL 1 Boys R1 G3 Barbarians V SNB 2 9:45 POOL 2 Boys R1 G4 At V 10:15 POOL 1 Girls R1 G1 Syd Uni V SNB1 10:15 POOL 2 Girls R1 G2 Cronulla V UTS Balmain 10:45 POOL 1 Girls R1 G3 SNB2 V Barbarians 10:45 POOL 2 Girls R1 G4 Bye V Bye 11:15 POOL 1 Boys R2 G5 SU Blue V Barbarians 11:15 POOL 2 Boys R2 G6 SU Gold V SNB 2 11:45 POOL 1 Boys R2 G7 SUNS V SNB 1 11:45 POOL 2 Boys R2 G8 Nordek V UTS Balmain 12:15 POOL 1 Girls R2 G5 Cronulla SNB2 12:15 POOL 2 Girls R2 G6 UTS Balmain SNB1 12:45 POOL 1 Girls R2 G7 Syd Uni Barbarians 12:45 POOL 2 Boys R1* G4 SU Gold Nordek

10 Saturday 30th September :45 POOL 1 Boys R3 G9 SU Blue V SU Gold 8:45 POOL 2 Boys R3 G10 UTS Balmain V SU Suns 9:15 POOL 1 Boys R3 G11 Nordek V SNB2 9:15 POOL 2 Boys R3 G12 Barbarians V SNB1 9:45 POOL 1 Girls R3 G9 UTS Balmain V SNB2 9:45 POOL 2 Girls R3 G10 Syd Uni V Cronulla 10:15 POOL 1 Girls R3 G11 SNB1 V Barbarians 10:15 POOL 2 Girls R3 G12 Bye V Bye 10:45 POOL 1 Boys R4 G13 Barbarians V Nordek 10:45 POOL 2 Boys R4 G14 SNB2 V UTS Balmain 11:15 POOL 1 Boys R4 G15 SNB1 V SU Blue 11:15 POOL 2 Boys R4 G16 SU Suns V SU Gold 11:45 POOL 1 Girls R4 G13 SNB2 V SNB1 11:45 POOL 2 Girls R4 G14 Barbarians V Cronulla 12:15 POOL 1 Girls R4 G15 UTS Balmain V Syd Uni 12:15 POOL 2 Girls R4 G16 Bye V Bye 12:45 POOL 1 Boys R5 G17 SNB1 V Nordek 12:45 POOL 2 Boys R5 G18 SU Suns V SNB2 13:15 POOL 1 Boys R5 G19 SU Gold V Barbarians 13:15 POOL 2 Boys R5 G20 SU Blue V UTS Balmain

11 13:45 POOL 1 Girls R5 G17 Barbarians V Balmain 13:45 POOL 2 Girls R5 G18 SNB1 V Cronulla 14:15 POOL 1 Girls R5 G19 SNB2 V Syd Uni 14:15 POOL 2 Girls R5 G20 V Sunday 1st October POOL 1 Boys R6 G21 Barbarians V UTS Balmain 9.15 POOL 2 Boys R6 G22 SNB1 V SU Gold 9:45 POOL 1 Boys R6 G23 SNB2 V SU Blues 9:45 POOL 2 Boys R6 G24 Nordek V SU Suns POOL 1 Girls R6 G21 V POOL 2 Girls R6 G22 V POOL 1 Girls R6 G23 V POOL 2 Girls R6 G24 V 10:45 POOL 1 Boys R7 G25 Nordek V SU Blue 10:45 POOL 2 Boys R7 G26 SU Gold V UTS Balmain 11:15 POOL 1 Boys R7 G27 SU Suns V Barbarians 11:15 POOL 2 Boys R7 G28 SNB1 V SNB2 POOL 1 Girls R7 G25 V POOL 2 Girls R7 G26 V

12 POOL 1 Girls R7 G27 V POOL 2 Girls R7 G28 V 11:45 12:15 30 Minute - Finalisation and Catch Up 12:15 POOL 1 Boys QF 1 1st Place V 4th Place 12:15 POOL 2 Boys QF 2 2nd Place V 3rd Place 12:45 POOL 1 Girls QF 1 1st Place V 4th Place 12:45 POOL 2 Girls QF 2 2nd Place V 3rd Place 13:15 POOL 1 Boys PO 3rd L QF1 V L QF2 13:15 POOL 2 Boys GF 1st W QF1 V W QF2 14:45 POOL 1 Girls PO 3rd L QF1 V L QF2 14:45 POOL 2 Girls GF 1st W QF1 V W QF2

13 BOYS MATRIX Boys Sydney Uni Blue Sydney Uni Gold SNB Blue Sydney Uni Blue Sydney Uni Gold SNB Blue SNB White Balmain Nordek SUNS Barbarians SNB White Balmain Nordek SUNS Barbarians

14 GIRLS MATRIX Girls Sydney Uni Blue Cronulla SNB Blue SNB White Balmain Barbarians Sydney Uni Blue Cronulla SNB Blue SNB White Balmain Barbarians

15 Pool Map Sydney Uni Charity Challenge

16 NDC Code of Conduct Players Code of Behaviour 1. Play by the Rules 2. Never argue with an official. If you disagree, have your captain; coach or manager approached the official after the competition. 3. Control your temper. Verbal abuse of officials and sledging other players, deliberately distracting or provoking an opponent are not acceptable or permitted behaviours in this carnival. 4. Work equally hard for yourself and/or your team. Your team s performance will benefit so will you! 5. Be a good sport. Applaud all good plays whether your team or the opposition makes them 6. Treat all participants, as you would like to be treated. Do not bully or take unfair advantage of another competitor. 7. Cooperate with your coach, teammates and opponents. Without them there would be no competition. 8. Participate for your own enjoyment and benefit, not just to please parents and coaches 9. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion. Spectator s Code of Behaviour 1. Remember that young people participate in sport for their enjoyment and benefit, not yours. 2. Applaud good performance and efforts from all individuals and teams. 3. Congratulate all participants on their performance regardless of the team s outcome. 4. Respect the decisions of officials and teach young people to do the same. 5. Never ridicule or scold a young player for making a mistake. Positive comments are motivational. 6. Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, coaches, officials or players. 7. Shows respect for your team s opponents. Without them there would be no game. 8. Encourage players to follow the rules and the officials decisions. 9. Do not use foul language, sledge or harass players, coaches or officials. 10. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every young person regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion.

17 Coaches and Team Official s Code of Behaviour 1. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every young person regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion. 2. Ensure the athlete s time spent with you is a positive one. All athletes are deserving of equal attention and opportunities. 3. Treat each athlete as an individual. Respect the talent, development stage and goals of each individual athlete; help each athlete reach their full potential. 4. Be fair, considerate and honest with athletes. Be professional and accept responsibility for your actions. Language, manner, punctuality, preparation and presentation should display high standards. Display control, respect, dignity and professionalism to all involved in the sport including opponents, coach s officials, administrators, parents and spectators. 5. Any physical contact with athletes should be: Appropriate to the situation Necessary for the athletes skill development 6. Refrain from any form of personal abuse towards your athletes. This includes verbal, physical and emotional abuse. Be alert to any forms of abuse directed towards your athletes from other sources whilst they are in your care. 7. Show concern and caution towards sick and injured athletes. Encourage athletes to seek medical advice when required. 8. Be a positive role model for your sport and athletes. 9. Refrain for inappropriate behaviour towards officials and parents.

18 On the Day Currently our hosts are undergoing construction near the pool and as a result it will be extremely difficult to find a good parking spot in Wahroonga. It is highly recommended that you park in the neighbouring suburb Warrawee, potentially in Borambil Street or near Warrawee Train Station. From there you will be able to enter the school through the Borambil gate and have a short walk along the driveway to the pool. Just a heads up! Support our Feline Friends! = UTS Balmain Water Polo Club plans to host their 12 years and Under Water Polo Carnival on Wednesday 6 th Friday 8 th January For more details on this fantastic carnival, contact Ann- Marie. admin@balmainwaterpolo.com.au Mobile: Many Thanks To Nick Warby and the aquatic staff at Knox Grammar Aquatic Centre Nick Dempsey and his family Mark McNamara Julie Trobec and all the BBQ helpers Goodman P/L Eileen Reeve and all the cake stall helpers Volunteer referees and assistants

OGRCC Youth RFC Code of Conduct Guidelines. Respect. Teamwork. Attitude.

OGRCC Youth RFC Code of Conduct Guidelines Code of Conduct: Administrator As Administrator I will: Ensure quality supervision and coaching for players Remember that players participate for their enjoyment