2018 WAVERLEY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

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1 WAVERLEY NETBALL CENTRE invites YOUR SCHOOL to be a part of the 2018 WAVERLEY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Conducted by the Waverley Night Netball Association Inc. and Waverley Netball Centre. Played at the Waverley Netball Centre, Cnr Waverley & Jells Roads, Glen Waverley, Victoria, Australia. TUESDAY 3 RD JULY TO FRIDAY 6 TH JULY 2018 Enjoy 4 days of Netball for all standards! Played on 4 indoor and 8 outdoor courts. Senior Girls (15& Over) and Junior Girls (15 & under) teams. WAVERLEY NIGHT NETBALL ASSOCIATION INC. A F ABN WAVERLEY NETBALL CENTRE Cnr Waverley & Jells Rds, Glen Waverley, PO Box 5115 BRANDON PARK VIC 3150 PH Fax: info@waverleynetball.com.au or visit our website:

2 WAVERLEY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS 4 th to 7 th July 2017 FINAL PLACINGS SENIOR GIRLS SECTION 1 ST ROWVILLE SC POSSUMS (VIC) 2 ND TENISION WOODS COLLEGE (SA) 3 RD BOX HILL SSC (VIC) 1 4 TH GIPPSLAND GRAMMAR (VIC) 5 TH KUALA LUMPUR SS (MAS) 6 TH ST. PATRICK S COLLEGE (TAS) 7 TH SCOTCH COLLEGE GOLD (SA) 8 TH SACRED HEART COLLEGE (TAS) 9 TH AVILA COLLEGE (VIC) 10 TH MONIVAE COLLEGE (VIC) 11 TH ELIZABETH COLLEGE (TAS) 12 TH TINTERN GRAMMAR (VIC) 13 TH CHRISTIAN COL. GEELONG (VIC) 14 TH CONCORDIA COLLEGE (SA) 15 TH ALKIRA COLLEGE (VIC) SNR 16 TH ROWVILLE SC WHITE (VIC) 17 TH DAMASCUS COLLEGE (VIC) 18 TH BOX HILL SENIOR SC (VIC) 19 TH BLACKWOOD H.S. RED (SA) 20 TH BAIRNSDALE SC (VIC) 21 ST WAIUKU COLLEGE GOLD (NZ) 22 ND SCOTCH COLLEGE BLUE(SA) 23 RD KILLESTER COLLEGE (VIC) 24 TH SRI LANKA SCHOOLS NA (SRI) 25 TH CHELTENHAM SC (VIC) SNR 26 TH LILYDALE HIGH SCHOOL (VIC) 27 TH ST. PETERS LITHERAN COL. (QLD) 28 TH WOODCROFT COLLEGE (SA) 29 TH ROWVILLE SC YELLOW (VIC) 30 TH BLACKWOOD H.S. WHITE (SA) 31 ST BLACKWOOD H.S. GREEN (SA) JUNIOR GIRLS SECTION 1 ST ROWVILLE SC NAVY (VIC) 2 ND SCOTCH COLLEGE RED (SA) 3 RD MARIBYRNONG COLLEGE (VIC) 4 TH WAIUKU COLLGE BRASS (NZ) 5 TH FOREST HILL COLLEGE (VIC) 6 TH TENISON WOODS COLLEGE (SA) 7 TH CONCORDIA COLLEGE (SA) 8 TH BLACKWOOD H.S. (SA) 9 TH WOODCROFT COLLEGE (SA) 10 TH SACRED HEART COLLEGE (TAS) 11 TH ROWVILLE SC RED (VIC) 12 TH ALKIRA COLLEGE 1 (VIC) 13 TH MENTONE GIRLS S.C. (VIC) 14 TH MLC CLAREMONT 1 (WA) 15 TH KILLESTER COLLEGE (VIC) 16 TH ROWVILLE SC ROYAL (VIC) 17 TH HILLCREST SPIRIT (VIC) 18 TH MLC CLAREMONT 2 (WA) 19 TH PRESENTATION COL. WINDSOR (VIC) 20 TH CHELTENHAM SC (VIC) 21 ST ALKIRA COLLEGE 2 (VIC) 22 ND ALKIRA COLLEGE 3 (VIC) 23 RD HILLCREST BRUMBIES (VIC) 24 TH THE CITY SCHOOL 1 (PAK) 25 TH THE CITY SCHOOL 2 (PAK)

3 WAVERLEY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS The Waverley International Schools Netball Championships (WISNC) is held annually at the Waverley Netball Centre, hosting schools from across Australia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Singapore and is open to school aged teams from all countries. The Championships will be held from Tuesday 3 rd July to Friday 6 th July 2018 Divisions: Senior Girls Division 15 Years and over Junior Girls Division 15 Years and under Requirements: Games: Umpiring: Entry Fee: School teams of not less than 10 and no greater than 12 netball players are invited to enter. All ages are as at 31 st December in the year of competition. All games will be 4 x 7 minute quarters, 1 minute at ¼ & ¾ times and 2 minutes at ½ time. Each team must supply their own national badged umpire. For Interstate and International teams unable to supply an umpire, the WISNC Organising Committee can arrange an umpire at $240 including GST per team. Entry $ including GST must be sent with entry form. Entries Close: Tuesday 1 st May Enquiries: Michelle George, Centre Manager, Waverley Netball Centre, phone or michelle@waverleynetball.com.au

4 PAST WINNERS Australasian Schools Netball Championships (Conducted by Netball Australia and hosted by WNC on several occasions) Year Girls Division Boys Division 1993 Mt. Carmel High NSW Wesley College VIC 1994 Oakhill College NSW Wesley College VIC 1995 Avila College VIC Wesley College VIC 1996 Avila College VIC Wesley College VIC 1997 Monivae College VIC Wesley College VIC 1998 Monivae College VIC Wesley College VIC 1999 Erindale College ACT Leongatha Secondary College VIC 2000 St. Paul s Anglican Grammar S VIC St. Paul s Anglican Grammar S VIC Waverley International Schools Netball Championships Year Girls Division Boys Division 2001 John Paul College QLD Leongatha Secondary College VIC 2002 Christchurch Girls High NZ St. Paul s Anglican Grammar S VIC 2003 Vermont Secondary College VIC St. Paul s Anglican Grammar S VIC 2004 Sacred Heart College Geelong VIC Leongatha Secondary College VIC 2005 Bukit Jalil Sports School MALAYSIA St. Francis Xavier College - Beaconsfield VIC Senior Girls Division Junior Girls Division Boys Division 2006 Westfield Sport High NSW Williamstown High VIC St. Francis Xavier Coll. - Beaconsfield VIC 2007 Westfield Sport High NSW Williamstown High VIC Leongatha Secondary Coll. VIC 2008 Annesley College SA Williamstown High VIC St. Francis Xavier Col. - Beaconsfield VIC 2009 Williamstown High VIC Williamstown High VIC Tullawong State High Sch QLD 2010 Williamstown High VIC Williamstown High VIC St. Francis Xavier Coll. - Beaconsfield VIC 2011 Williamstown High VIC Maribyrnong College VIC Chairo Christian School VIC Year Senior Girls Division Junior Girls Division 2012 John Paul College QLD Maribyrnong College VIC 2013 Maribyrnong College VIC Maribyrnong College VIC 2014 Rowville Sec. College VIC Rowville Sec. College VIC 2015 Wesley College VIC Tenison Woods College SA 2016 Rowville Sec. College VIC Rowville Sec. College VIC 2017 Rowville Sec. College VIC Rowville Sec. College VIC

5 ENTRY FORM TAX INVOICE (ABN: ) This document will become a GST Tax Invoice when Payment is received in full. The Waverley International Netball Schools Championships will be conducted by Waverley Night Netball Association Inc. and Waverley Netball Centre at the Waverley Netball Centre from: Tuesday 3 rd July to Friday 6 th July 2018 Forward enquires regarding the Championships to Michelle George, Centre Manager, Waverley Netball Centre on phone or michelle@waverleynetball.com.au. School Name: Team Name/s Entering: Team Name: Team Name: (Please circle section entering) Sections: Snr Girls / Jnr Girls Sections: Snr Girls / Jnr Girls Postal Address: State: Telephone No. : ( ) Fax: ( ) Contact Person: Contact Number during Championships: Postcode: Umpires: Please tick box here if you wish for an Umpire to be supplied. (We encourage local teams to supplier their own umpire) Cost: $240 including GST per team Principal s signature: Confirming all students attend the school and that the team/s complies with the Rules and Regulations of the competition. Please forward payment of: no. teams x Entry fee: $240 including GST TOTAL PAYABLE: $ Send entries to: Waverley Netball Centre PO Box 5115 Brandon Park VIC 3150 OR Fax: michelle@waverleynetball.com.au no. teams x Umpire fee: $240 including GST Payment can be made by direct deposit or cheque. Bank Details: BSB: Acc: Please make cheques payable to: Waverley Netball Centre ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY 1 ST MAY 2018

6 ONCE WE RECEIVE YOUR ENTRY FORM: Upon receiving your entry an will be sent to the address provided, acknowledging that we have received the entry and payment. This is not your acceptance; we need to make sure we have sufficient teams for your section before accepting teams. ACCEPTANCE OF TEAMS: An Acceptance Letter will be sent to all teams by Monday 14 th May 2018 The Acceptance Letter will confirm: the number of teams participating, team sheets, a schedule for the championships for you to use as a guide in organising your trip to Melbourne, information about Team photo s information about Championship Merchandise, information on lunch orders, and other general information about the championships.

7 COMPETITION STRUCTURE The Championship structure is fully explained in the Rules and Regulations, printed in the back of this booklet. Below is a brief outline of how the Championship runs. The four days of competition gives students the opportunity to participate in and socially mix with their peers from schools across Australia and visiting countries. This structure allows teams to work through the initial rounds to then play against teams of the same standard. Teams finish up playing for positions 1 st through to last, providing matches that count for all teams right through to the end. Teams that draw one match throughout the tournament have ended up playing for positions 5 to 8 instead of 1 to 4. All matches count right to the end and this is what enhances the quality of competition for all schools and makes this championship, a championship for all schools and abilities. Girls Section: Day One & Two Teams are divided into Sections, with all teams playing each other in each section over day 1 & 2. At the end of day 2 the top 4 teams in each section go through to Blue Division on day 3, teams finishing 5 th to 8 th go through to Red Division. Day Three Teams are divided into Blue A, Blue B, Blue C and Blue D according to the rules and the position they finished in there section at the end of day 2. The same happens for Red Division. Teams usually play either morning or afternoon on day 3. The final position on the ladder in your division on day 3 determines what position you will play for on day 4.

8 Day Four All teams play for final positions on Day 4. From the results at the end of play on day 3, teams finishing 1 st on the ladder in their Blue Division are ranked on goal percentage and form a semi final scenario for positions 1 to 4 in the championships, Teams finishing 2 nd on the ladder in their Blue Division are ranked on goal percentage and form a semi final scenario for positions 5 to 8 in the championships, The same scenario happens for teams finishing 3 rd and 4 th in Blue Divisions on day 3 and all teams in the Red Divisions, giving every team a final position right through to the last positions in the championships. Opening Ceremony All Schools are to participate in the Opening Ceremony which is a presentation of each school a few words from officials and hopefully a Special guest to speak and officially open the Championships. Medical A qualified sports trainer or physiotherapist will be in attendance each day from 30 minutes prior to the first match commencing each day until the conclusion of play were possible. Teams are encouraged to include a primary care medico in their official party. Ice will be available for injuries and injury management. Team Photo s A Photographer is engaged to be the Official Photographer at the Waverley International School Netball Championships. We ask all teams to have a photo taken, as the photographer produces individual and team photos that are a real souvenir for the players. The photos are taken on 1 st day of play and returned to the teams by 12noon, on the Friday, the final day of play. Information about registering to have a team photo taken is sent out with the Acceptance Letter.

9 NOTES FROM SCHOOLS WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED Many schools have the Waverley International Schools Netball Championships as part of their annual calendar or bi annual calendar. We seek feedback from the schools at the completion of the event each year, below are a few of the comments taken from the evaluations forms over the years and also a note from Sophie Szabo, Governor Stirling Senior High School, Perth. Feedback: - We liked the length of the games. 4 quarters was great for rotating players. - Umpiring was of a great standard, we had no complaints all week! - Thank you, the players had an amazing time! - Good mix of indoor and outdoor games. - Kiosk had a good variety of food at reasonable prices. Lunch order system worked for us! - Opportunity to play against high standard teams. Governor Stirling Senior High School, Perth, Western Australia Governor Stirling Senior High School made its first appearance at Waverley International Schools Netball Championship in 2014, travelling all the way from Perth to experience one of the most challenging and highly skilled International Championships. The students from Governor Stirling were presented with a fantastic opportunity to compete against schools from Interstate and from overseas. This allowed us to experience a diverse range of skills and abilities in other teams playing styles throughout the whole tournament. It challenged our students to further develop their combinations, strategies and performance under pressure. A highlight for the girls was seeing Sri Lanka compete. The Waverley International School Netball Championships is a friendly, well organised tournament where athletes are able to expand and develop their skills, foster team building and collaboration and create new friendships. From the positive experience and personal growth that has occurred with our students from Governor Stirling this International Netball Championships has now been adopted into the yearly sporting calendar. The staff and students are looking forward to returning in the years to come. Sophie Szabo Netball Program Coordinator Governor Stirling Senior High School

10 WAVERLEY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS RULES & REGULATIONS In these Rules & Regulations, unless inconsistent with the context, the word Association shall mean Waverley Night Netball Association Inc., referred to as Waverley Netball Centre; the feminine shall include the masculine and the singular shall include the plural. 1. THE COMPETITION 1.1 The Competition shall be referred to as the Waverley International Schools Netball Championships (WISNC) 2. DATES 2.1 The Competition shall be held annually on dates set by Waverley Netball Centre. Currently the Competition is held on or about the first week of July. 3. ELIGIBILITY 3.1 Players must be: (a) For Senior Girls Section: 15 years of age as at 31 st December in the competing year. (b) For Junior Girls Section: 15 years and Under as at 31 st December in the competing year. 3.2 Participating teams must be school teams made up of students currently attending that school. 3.3 A team consists of a school group of not less than 10 and not greater than 12 eligible netball players. The official party is to consist of a maximum of 12 players, a coach, a manager and may or may not include a primary care medico. Each official party is to have a designated coach and manager. With schools fielding more than one team the coach and manager may be responsible for more than one team. 3.4 To encourage the development of netball in the Region, Asian and Pacific nations affiliated with IFNA are permitted to send a combined team of players from various schools. 3.5 Team List With schools fielding more than one team players may be named on one team list and are permitted to play for only that team. No interchange of players between teams is permitted Teams will be required to submit a team list including names of players, the coach, manager and umpire by the 10 June or next business day in the year of competition Changes to team list are permitted up until the commencement of the Competition and must be advised in writing to the Organisation Committee. A final team list must also be submitted at the managers meeting regardless of whether or not any changes have occurred After the Competition has commenced, should any player participate in matches and, under the rules of the Competition, subsequently prove ineligible, that team will lose all points gained from any matches in which that player has participated. The player concerned will be immediately disqualified. 4. ENTRIES 4.1 Teams will be required to submit an entry form by 1 st May in the year of competition or next business day. 4.2 Entry forms are available from Waverley Netball Centre. Entry forms will automatically be sent to all schools who participated in the previous year s competition. 4.3 The Entry fee will be set by the Organising Committee and approved by Waverley Netball Centre. All monies owing for the WISNC (including entry fee and any costs associated with the provision of umpires) must be received by 1 st May in the year of competition. 5. UMPIRES 5.1 Each Team shall provide its own umpire. Umpires must hold a current National Umpires Badge.

11 5.2 Should any team be unable to supply an umpire that meet this requirement, a National Badged Umpires can be provided by prior arrangement for a cost set by Waverley Netball Centre. Instructions for arranging an umpire and the cost associated are on the WISNC Entry Form. 6. UNIFORMS 6.1 Teams must be in complete and identical playing uniforms. 6.2 Positional patches must be worn. 6.3 To comply with the IFNA Blood Policy, teams must ensure the availability of spare uniforms and playing patches. 7. WET WEATHER 7.1 The Organising Committee will develop a contingency plan to implement in the case of unplayable conditions. 8. INSURANCE 8.1 It is expected that Netballers will be registered in the year of competition with their home State / Territory Netball Association and will be covered by their home State / Territory insurance policy. 8.2 The school will ensure they are adequately covered for any accident, injury, illness, loss or theft, which may occur to any participant during the Competition. 8.3 Waverley Night Netball Association / Waverley Netball Centre accepts no responsibility for the supervision or well-being of any students attending the Competition, for any injury incurred during the Competition, or for the loss or theft of property whilst in attendance at the Competition. 9. MEDICAL 9.1 Qualified personnel will be in attendance for emergencies. It is the responsibility of the team to provide their own first aid kit. 9.2 Waverley Netball Centre will arrange for a qualified sports trainer or physiotherapist to be in attendance each day from 30 minutes prior to the matches commencing until the conclusion of play were possible. Teams are encouraged to include a primary care medico in their official party. 10. DRAWS, POINTS & DRAWN GAMES 10.1 The Competition shall have a division for Senior Girls teams and a division for Junior Girls teams Teams are divided into sections of eight teams were possible. The number of sections and structure of competitionwill be determined by the total number of entries Senior Girls Draw The Draw will consist of three sections; 1. Preliminary Round Robin day 1 and 2 up to 7 games over the 2 days 2. Qualifying Round Robin day 3 up to 3 games 3. Final Play offs day 4 up to 2 games Preliminary Round Robin: Teams will compete in a round robin draw over the first two days. Each team will play every other team within their section. i.e. a maximum of 7 games over the first two days. Teams will be awarded 2 points for a win, bye or a walkover; 1 point for a draw and 0 points for a loss of forfeit. At the conclusion of the Preliminary Round Robin teams shall be placed in order of merit within each section based on the points gained in the preliminary rounds Qualifying Round Robin: Teams will be re drawn into new pools on their order of merit position within their Preliminary Round Robin Section as detailed Example A below. Teams finishing 1 st 2 nd, 3 rd or 4 th within Preliminary Round Robin will redrawn into four pools pools Blue A, B, C, D, - Blue Groups Teams finishing 5 th, 6 th, 7 th & 8 th within Preliminary Round Robin will redrawn into four pools pools Red A, B, C, D, - Red Groups

12 Example A: BLUE GROUP FIRST, SECOND, THIRD and FORTH placed teams from each Preliminary Round Robin Section form a new section and are then divided into four new pools and play a round robin within each pool. The pools will be as follows: Blue Pool A Pool B Pool C Pool D Eg. Pool A 1/1 means the school that finished 1/1 1/2 1/3 1/4 FIRST in Preliminary Round Robin Section 1 2/2 2/3 2/4 2/1 3/3 3/4 3/1 3/2 4/4 4/1 4/2 4/3 RED GROUP THIRD and FORTH placed teams from each Preliminary Round Robin Section form a new section and are then divided into four new pools and play a round robin within each pool. The pools will be as follows: Red Pool A Pool B Pool C Pool D Eg. Pool A 3/1 means the school that finished 5/1 5/2 5/3 5/4 THIRD in Preliminary Round Robin Section 1 6/2 6/3 6/4 6/1 7/3 7/4 7/1 7/2 8/4 8/1 8/2 8/3 FINALS PLAYOFF The placegetters within each colour group form new pools as follows for the finals playoffs. The teams are seeded based on goal % ages in the Qualifying Round Robin Final Placings Blue Group 1 st place getters from each blue 14 th, 15 th, 16 th places overall. pools A,B,C,D play off for 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd Semi Finals 1 v 4 Finals Winner 1 v 4 vs Winner 2 v 3, 4 th places overall. 2 nd place getters from each blue Loser 1v4 vs Loser 2 v 3 pools A,B,C,D play off for 5 th, 6 th, 7 th, 8 th places overall. 3 rd place getters from each blue pools A,B,C,D play off for9th, 10 th, 11 th 12 th places overall. 4 th place getters from each blue pools A,B,C,D play off for 13 th, 2 v 3 2 nd 1 st 3 rd 4 th 16 th Red Group 1 st place getters from each blue pools A,B,C,D play off for 17 th, 18 th, 19 th, 20 th places overall. 2 nd place getters from each blue pools A,B,C,D play off for 21 st, 22 nd, 23 rd, 24 th places overall. 3 rd place getters from each blue pools A,B,C,D play off for 25 th, 26 th, 27 th, 28 th places overall. Final Placings 4 th place getters from each blue pools A,B,C,D play off for29th, 30 th, 31 st, 32 nd places overall. Semi Finals 1 v 4 Finals Winner 1 v 4 vs Winner 2 v 3 17 th 2 v 3 18 th Loser 1v4 vs Loser 2 v 3 19 th 20 th 32 nd

13 10.4 Junior Girls Draw The Draw will consist of three sections; 1. Preliminary Round Robin day 1 and 2 up to 7 games over the 2 days 2. Qualifying Round Robin day 3 up to 3 games 3. Final Play offs day 4 up to 2 games Preliminary Round Robin: Teams will compete in a round robin draw over the first two days. Each team will play every other team within their section. i.e. a maximum of 7 games over the first two days. Teams will be awarded 2 points for a win, bye or a walkover; 1 point for a draw and 0 points for a loss of forfeit. At the conclusion of the Preliminary Round Robin teams shall be placed in order of merit within each section based on the points gained in the preliminary rounds Qualifying Round Robin: Teams will be re drawn into new pools on their order of merit position within their Preliminary Round Robin Section as detailed Example A below. Teams finishing 1 st 2 nd, 3 rd or 4 th within Preliminary Round Robin will redrawn into two pools pools Blue A, B, - Blue Groups Teams finishing 5 th, 6 th, 7 th & 8 th within Preliminary Round Robin will redrawn into two pools pools Red A, B, - Red Groups Example A: JUNIOR BLUE GROUP FIRST, SECOND, THIRD and FORTH placed teams from each Preliminary Round Robin Section form a new section and are then divided into four new pools and play a round robin within each pool. The pools will be as follows: Blue Pool A Pool B Eg. Pool A 1/1 means the school that finished 1/1 1/2 FIRST in Preliminary Round Robin Section 1 2/2 2/1 3/2 3/1 4/1 4/2 JUNIOR RED GROUP THIRD and FORTH placed teams from each Preliminary Round Robin Section form a new section and are then divided into four new pools and play a round robin within each pool. The pools will be as follows: Red Pool A Pool B Eg. Pool A 3/1 means the school that finished 5/1 5/2 THIRD in Preliminary Round Robin Section 1 6/2 6/1 7/2 7/1 8/1 8/2 FINALS PLAYOFF The placegetters within each colour group form new pools as follows for the finals playoffs. The teams are seeded based on goal % ages in the Qualifying Round Robin JUNIOR Blue Group 1 st & 2 nd place getters from each blue pools A & B play off for 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd, 4 th places overall. 3 rd & 4 th place getters from each blue pools A & B play off for 5 th, 6 th, 7 th, 8 th places overall. Final Placings Semi Finals SF 1 Blue A 1 st v Blue B 2 nd 1 st SF 2 Blue B 1 st v Blue A 2 nd 2 nd 3 rd Finals Winner SF 1 vs Winner SF 2 4 th Loser SF 1 vs Loser SF 2 8 th

14 Red Group 1 st & 2 nd place getters from each blue pools A & B play off for 9 th, 10 th, 11 th, 12 th places overall. 3 rd & 4 th place getters from each blue pools A & B play off for 13 th, 14 th, 15 th, 16 th places overall. Final Placings Semi Finals SF 1 Red A 1 st v Red B 2 nd 9 th SF 2 Red B 1 st v Red A 2 nd 10 th 11 th Finals Winner SF 1 vs Winner SF 2 12 th Loser SF 1 vs Loser SF Determining places between tied teams 16 th If two or more teams are on the same points at the conclusion of the preliminary rounds or the qualifying rounds the placings within the section shall be determined by percentage of goals scored for and against Drawn Game in Final Series a There is a one minute time allowance to enable teams to change ends and scores to be verified on the official score sheet. b A runner must be sent immediately to main timing and scoring bench to notify the drawn game. c No positional changes nor substitutes may be made during the change over time.. d 2 x 3 minute halves will be played e At the end of the first 3 minutes teams change ends. f No positional changes nor substitutes may be made during the change over time. g Centre passes follow in rotational order as they do throughout the game. h All other rules and regulations of the game apply. I Should there still be a drawn game at the end of the second 3 minutes of extra time, the main timing and scoring bench needs to be advised immediately and play continues until one team has a two goal advantage. 11 TIMING & SCORING 11.1 Timing a Matches will consist of 4 quarters of 7 minutes duration with 1 minute at ¼ & ¾ time and 2 minutes ½ time break. b With the exception of the Grand Final in the Senior & Junior Girls Blue Group1, matches will be centrally timed from the main timing and scoring bench. c With the exception of the Grand Final in the Senior & Junior Girls Blue Group1, injury time out may be taken but will not be added to the match. d In the case of a serious injury where a player can not be moved, the match is to be transferred to an alternative court. e It is essential that the competition control room be notified immediately of any drawn matches in the Finals Series. Scoring a b c d e f The official scoresheet is the only true record of the match Score sheets will be placed on each court. It is the responsibility of the winning team to return the score sheet at the conclusion of the match to the competition control room. The clipboard is to be left in the centre circle at the completion of the match. Teams may claim a forfeit after 5 minutes. It is the responsibility of the team to supply a scorer for each of their matches. The score sheet must be signed by the match umpires, team captains, and scorer of both teams before being returned to the competition control room by the winning team. The competition control room is responsible for recording match results and team points. A progressive points table will be on display and updated following each match.

15 12. BALLS Waverley Netball Centre shall provide balls for the Championships. Each team will receive one ball at the Managers meeting which is to be used during all matches. 13. REFEREE The Organising Committee shall appoint a Championship Referee. The Championship Referee shall be final on-site authority for the interpretation and implementation of Rule of Netball and of the Championships. If not advised, the Referee shall be the Manager of the Waverley Netball Centre. 14. VENUE 14.1 The Competition shall take place at Waverley Netball Centre an accredited venue by Netball Australia The Waverley Netball Centre as host of the Competition will provide: a 4 Indoor sprung timber courts and 8 outdoor synpave courts all approved surface and standard. b Goal post padding for each goal post (to IFNA standards) c Canteen facilities, staffed to provide nourishing hot/cold food and snacks from 30 minutes prior to the commencement of matches until 30 minutes after the conclusion of play. d Ice for injuries from the First Aid. e Shower, toilet, change room facilities. f Umpires room g First Aid Room 15. MANAGEMENT OF THE COMPETITION The management of the Competition shall be the Organising committee appointed by the Waverley Netball Centre.

16 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: Michelle George Centre Manager Waverley Netball Centre & WISNC Tournament Convenor On or Phone