2017 Twilight Social Competition Information and Registration Package

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2 SCNA Twilight Social Competition 2017 SCNA will run an eight (8) week Wednesday night social netball competition from Wednesday 11 October 29 November Teams are invited to nominate for the following Grades: NetSetGo NET Netball Australia s introductory skills program for 5-7 year boys and girls. NetSetGo SET - Modified games - School Years 2 & 3 Juniors Go - Boys and girls - School Year 4 Juniors Boys and girls - School Years 5-6 Intermediates Girls from School Years 7-9 Seniors Players from school years 10-adult. Mixed competition - Years 7-Open (subject to numbers). SCNA Twilight Social Competition CALENDAR 2017 DAY DATE EVENT Wednesday 4 Oct 17 Team nominations close see details below Wednesday 11 Oct 17 Round 1 Wednesday 18 Oct 17 Round 2 Wednesday 25 Oct 17 Round 3 Wednesday 1 Nov 17 Round 4 Wednesday 8 Nov 17 Round 5 Wednesday 15 Nov 17 Round 6 Wednesday 22 Nov 17 Round 7 Wednesday 29 Nov 17 Round 8 PART A: COMPETITION REGISTRATION NetSetGo NET skills program If you would like to register your child into the NetSetGo NET skills program visit the SCNA website or click on the link =26139 NetSetGo SET, Juniors, Intermediates and Seniors competitions There are three ways in which you can register into the NetSetGo SET, Juniors, Intermediates and Seniors competitions: 1. If you are affiliated with one of the clubs/schools who plays at SCNA (see PART G: Club contacts), contact your club coordinator to see if they are entering teams into the twilight social competition and register directly through them. Club coordinators please note that team nominations close on Wednesday 4 October Individual team (ie. Not affiliated with a club or school), the team coordinator needs to Ruth at scna.competitions@gmail.com by Wednesday 4 OCTOBER 2017 and provide a team name, the grade you are nominating into and contact details of the Team Coordinator. Details will then be provided for the players to complete the registration process. 3. If you are a single player looking for a team, visit Bullants Netball Club ( ) or Jets Netball ( canberrajets@gmail.com ) as they will be happy to fit players into teams and follow their registration link. The first 16 teams nominated for the Inters and Seniors competition will be accepted, so get in early.

3 Minimum numbers for teams. In the Intermediate and Senior Divisions - each team must consist of at least eight (8) players to cover umpiring. PART B: FEES Schedule of fees. The SCNA cost of the Twilight Social competition is $80 per player. All fees are to be paid to the players club/school and all clubs/school will be invoiced. For individual teams payment is expected at the time of acceptance into the competition. The Competition Coordinator will provide a link for this. Payment of fees. All fees must be paid at the time of registration. Players who have not paid their fees before the commencement of the first game may will be unable to take the court until payment is made. Refunds. A pro rata refund of fees may be sought from the SCNA Executive if a player has sustained an injury that prevents them from participating in the remainder of the season. That part of the non affiliated fee covering player insurance and registration with ACT Netball cannot be refunded. All games commence on WEDNESDAY 11 OCTOBER 2017 COMPETITION START TIME FINISH TIME NetSetGo NET & SET 5:30 pm 6:25 pm Juniors Go & Juniors 5:30 pm 6:25 pm Intermediates 6:30 pm 7:25 pm Seniors 7:30 pm 8:25 pm PART C: COMPETITION INFORMATION 1. NetSetGo NET Skills - offered to players in Kindy and Year 1 2. NetSetGo SET COMPETITION - offered to players in school Years 2 & 3. Matches comprise of four, 10 Minute quarters. 3. JUNIOR COMPETITION - offered to players in school Year 4 (Juniors Go) and Year 5 & 6 (Juniors). Matches comprise of four, 10 Minute quarters. Teams with players who played in Winter Division 1 Juniors Level and have 4 or more representative players MUST play at the Intermediate Level for this Twilight Social Competition. 4. INTERMEDIATE COMPETITION - offered to players in school Years 7-9. Matches comprise of four, 10 minute quarters. Division 1 Intermediate Level and have 4 or more representative players MUST play at the Seniors Level for this Twilight Social Competition. 5. SENIOR COMPETITION - offered to players from School Year 10 to adult. Teams with players who played in Winter Matches comprise of four, 10 minute quarters. 6. Mixed Division - if sufficient team register in either the Inters or Seniors time slots. Mixed teams can only have 3 males on the court at one time, and they must be spread across each court area. E.g. one male in GS or GA, 1 male in C, WA, or WD, and one male in GK or GD. Matches comprise of four, 10 minute quarters. PART D: UMPIRES All teams must supply their own umpires with their own whistle. Teams can pay an umpire if they choose, but they must organise this themselves. The usual fee for Summer Comp is $1.00 per player per game to be paid by teams directly to the umpire. For intermediate and senior competitions, players can share the umpiring.

4 PART E: SCNA EXPECTATIONS The Twilight Social Competition is a social competition where we hope the players and spectators enjoy their netball, it is also an opportunity for those new to the game to try it and hopefully in future play it more regularly. As such, SCNA expectations are: Player/Spectator Behaviour Please play by the rules, don t question umpires decisions and respect other players. See Part F: Codes of conduct Player Safety All earrings and jewellery must be removed before taking the court. This rule is important for your own safety and your teammates and opponents. Fingernails must be short, again this is protect your teammates and opponents. In the case of a player bleeding, it is expected that that player will leave the court immediately and only return to the court when the bleeding has stopped and the wound is adequately covered. First Aid Please note that all teams and clubs must supply their own first aid equipment. SCNA does not provide first aid treatment to players who sustain minor injuries, however, SCNA will provide ice to assist with injury treatment. Injuries For insurance purposes, injuries must be recorded in the injury logbook at the time of occurrence (this may mean a teammate needs to do this if the player is unable). The injury logbook is located in the administration office in the pavilion. Details about insurance claims can be found at the Insurer s website Other details Scorers All teams must supply a scorer. Scorers from each team should work together to avoid controversy or dissent over the score. Wet weather In the event of rain, please ask players to check the SCNA website or Facebook for cancellation updates, if nothing is posted please assume the game will be played. Pets SCNA does not allow pets at the courts. PART F: CODES OF BEHAVIOUR SCNA asks that the following points be brought to the notice of all officials, coaches, players and parents in your school or club. Players' code of behaviour Play by the rules. Never argue with an umpire. If you disagree, have your captain approach the umpire during a break or after the competition. Control your temper. Verbal abuse of officials or other players, deliberately distracting or provoking an opponent is neither acceptable nor permitted in any sport. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do not interfere with, bully, or take unfair advantage of another player. Co-operate with your coach and teammates. Without them, there would be no competition. Play for the fun of it and not just to please parents and teachers.

5 Parents' code of behaviour Remember that children play sport for their enjoyment, not yours. Encourage children to participate; do not force them. Focus on the child's efforts and performance, rather than winning or losing. Never ridicule or scold a child for making a mistake. Positive comments are motivational. Remember that children learn best by example. Applaud good plays by all teams. Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from sporting activities. Respect officials' decisions and teach children to do likewise. Show appreciation for volunteer coaches, officials and administrators. Without them, your child could not participate. Spectators' code of behaviour Remember that children play sport for their enjoyment, not yours. Applaud good performances and efforts from each team. Congratulate all participants upon their performance regardless of the game's outcome. Condemn the use of violence in any form, be it by spectators, coaches, officials or players. Show respect for your team's opponents. Without them there would be no game. Encourage players to follow the rules and officials' decisions. Do not use foul language and do not harass players, coaches or officials. PART G: CLUB/SCHOOL CONTACTS Below is a list of the current School/Club contacts. Please direct your enquiries to them. SCHOOL/CLUB Contact name Contact Confirmed Twilight Social Bullants Netball Karen Duck (President); Ruth bullantsnetball@gmail.com; Yes, all divisions Club Mahon (registrar) CGS Stuart McNeill stuart.mcneill@cgs.act.edu.au CGGS - Juniors Cherylee Kuypers (Teacher) cherylee.kuypers@cggs.act.edu.au Yes CGGS - Seniors Jenny Hall (Teacher) jennifer.hall@cggs.act.edu.au Yes Michelle Guerrero (Teacher) Michelle.Guerrero@cggs.act.edu.au Farrer Primary Frances Kaye (Jnr) francdot@yahoo.co.uk Yes Holy Trinity Sharon Hickey Sharon.Hickey@ed.act.edu.au Primary Hughes Primary Lara Wood Gladwin larawoodgladwin@yahoo.com.au Yes Jets Netball Club Danielle Ryan canberrajets@gmail.com St Bede's Primary Jenny Tiffen jen@lovewednesday.com.au Possibly if enough interest St Clares College Nichola Hollingsworth nichola.hollingsworth@stcc.act.edu.au No School teams = players to register independently Sts. Peter and Paul Cathy Graham ccdg@tpgi.com.au Yes, limited Primary Torrens Primary Annabelle Newton annabellegraham149@hotmail.com

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