Junior Information Evening. Tuesday 5 December 2017 Capital Football Offices

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1 Junior Information Evening Tuesday 5 December 2017 Capital Football Offices

2 Agenda Season Review Jake Staff Changes Jake 2018 Competition Dates & Regulation Changes Jake Advisory Groups Jake Comet Jake Football Development Update - Steeve Futsal Update Todd Girls & Women s Update Emma Referees Jamie Affiliation Fees - Matt

3 2017 Review Wet & Cold! Cancellations (Max 4) Cancellations Process Grounds Festivals Incidents Feedback? Questions?

4 Staff Changes New in 2017 Sam Morrissey (Football Development Officer) Sadie Verity (Injury Prevention Officer) Jamie Bell (Communications Manager) Changes for 2018 Jake Piper (Moving from Junior Competitions to Comet & Senior Comps) Interviews this week for replacement Sam Blackburn (Leaving for the USA) replaced by Sarah Gregorios

5 2018 Competition Dates Junior football season starts on the weekend of April 7/8 th Team entry form for online entries will be sent out Mon 20 th February Travel League entries close on the 9 th March Local league entries close on the 16 th March First weeks draws up by the 28 th March No games : Middle weekend of School holidays April (21 st & 22 nd ) and July (14 th & 15 th )

6 2018 Regulation Changes Clarification Girls can play down a grade in Mixed Leagues NOT Girls Only 9/10 th Grade Half-Time Reword - 2 games of 2x 12 minute halves with a 60 second turnaround No team has the right to refuse an appointed match official by CF Mercy Rule +8 score lines to read: 7.1 If a team goes ahead by eight goals: the match is paused the score is recorded for grading purposes The coach of the losing team has the option of: i. the two teams are mixed to form two teams of similar ability & the remainder of the match is played ii. the match is continued but the final score is not recorded Any Premier Grade End of Season Tournaments will only be held when/if league is completed

7 2018 Regulation Changes Updated coaching qualification requirements for th Grade Football Fundamentals th Grade Completed one Youth Level 2 module in the season Clarification a maximum of two premier players can be regraded to a lower grade (including local leagues), where absolutely needed Outlier Clause The competitions manager can identify teams outside of the regrade criteria that need to go up/down with their consent Clarification that clubs have the right to hold on to their Premier C place if they are bottom of the table at regrade points

8 Advisory Groups Junior Advisory Group Emma Harty (KCU) Kath Henshaw (Tawa) Scott Crookston (Onslow) Stephen Moore (Island Bay) Tony Phipps (Lower Hutt) Tania Rook (Stop Out) Jake Piper (Capital Football) Steeve Sharpe (Capital Football) Lisa Jones (Capital Football) Dave Trueman (Capital Football Board) Terms on all Advisory Groups are now finished. Capital Football has asked clubs for submissions for appointees. Please get in touch with Lisa Jones.

9 Comet 1 st December-31 st December Data Migration No data entered into Goalnet after 1 st December will be moved across to Comet and there will be no ability to transfer players 1 st January System Transfer No further access to Goalnet Monday 22 nd January Player Comet Details Login details will be sent to all existing members nation-wide & clubs will be given access to the live system when they are ready to do so Monday 29 th January Training Evening with NZ Football To support clubs with the setup of 2018 season registration forms Wednesday 31 st January Open Capital Football For all clubs who require further assistance with NZ Football to setup 2018 forms and products Thursday 1 st February 2018 Player Registrations Player registrations have the ability to be opened by clubs for the first time & transfers can be made

10 Football Development Team Steeve Sharpe Development Manager Sam Blackburn - Western/Kapiti Callum Holmes - Wellington Sam Morrissey - Hutt/Wairarapa Emma Evans Girls & Women s Todd Bryant Futsal

11 2017 Football Development Highlights in 2017 Clubs 292 visits from FDO s Porirua Project kicked off 500 players Junior Players 6,764 players McDonalds Junior Festivals 4,492 players NZF Skills Centre s launched 144 players

12 2018 Football Development Sarah Gregorius joining as FDO Targets for 2018 More females transferring to youth/seniors Porirua Project growth Club Support: Club Licensing advice/guidance Parent/coach evenings at seasons start NZF Skills Centre s growth Festival support/advice/guidance

13 2017 Talent Callum Holmes staff lead for FTC programme in 2017 Capital Football staff attended FTC sessions in 2017 All FTC coaches supported for coach education Goal of two coaches per age group Full syllabus in place across the age groups with reports for objective feedback 2 per year All trials are now complete and players/clubs will be contacted before Christmas.

14 2018 Talent Callum Holmes staff lead for FTC programme in 2018 Similar to Boys in 4 regions 2004 Boys Youth Premier League (Aug to Oct) Talent Forum Club Licensing NZF Skills Centre s

15 2017 Coach Development 17 Candidates on NZF Senior Level 2/Youth Level 3 Coaching Award 10 Candidates on NZF Junior Level 3 Coaching Award 127 Female qualified coaches 5 Masterclass sessions successfully delivered with total of 93 attendees 50 Formal & Informal coach education courses delivered Coach of the year WINNER from Capital Federation Brent Windelburn from Upper Hutt Football Club 2017 Accredited Coaches Junior 446 Youth 68 Senior 24 Futsal 161 Total 699

16 2018 Coach Development Club focus to run more courses out at clubs book in with Sam Morrissey now for 2018! NZF Senior Level 2/Youth Level 3 Coaching Award locked in for 20 th - 25 th May Facebook Coaching Network Group Implementation for all coaches Female Coach Development Programme NZF Coach Developer Training Course for any club FDOs who want training to be a coach educator 21 st 23 rd March

17 Football in Schools Football in Schools is Football Physical Education delivered by local clubs coaches. Football in Schools is a great way to link your club to your community, enhance club image, provide coaching work for one or two members of your club: KiwiSport Football in Schools (administered by Capital Football and Hutt City Council). Separate Club Models of Football in Schools. Capital Football FDO s are keen support ALL programmes, as long as they are aligned to the NZF curriculum.

18 Football in Schools Schools Many clubs did a great job developing their own models and ensuring their local schools had access to a programme Schools currently registered KiwiSport Football in Schools is now FREE for lower decile schools, Wellington Phoenix have agreed to provide visits or tickets to all schools who sign up. It is therefore important that all clubs capable of staffing and coaching Football in Schools programmes sign the contract with us for 2018.

19 Quality Club Mark The New Zealand Football Quality Club Mark (QCM) club accreditation programme is designed to identify, support and highlight football clubs in New Zealand who are well run, community focused organisations aligned to the New Zealand Football Whole of Football Plan. 1 & 2 Star QCM s Benefits of Quality Club Mark: 1) Stronger clubs 2) A point of difference over other codes 3) Recognising excellence 4) Financial practices

20 Quality Club Mark Congratulations to the clubs who are QCM qualified:

21 2017 FUTSAL 2017 WIN S LEAGUE NUMBERS Capital Futsal has over 5,700 players and 710 teams playing across junior, youth and senior leagues with an annual growth of 31% No. of teams participating in Capital Futsal Leagues No. of Junior Players (88%) No. of Youth Players (17%) No. of Senior Players (14%)

22 2017 FUTSAL 2017 WINS JUNIOR PLAYING NUMBERS 207 teams, 1,656 players, 88% annual increase, playing across three venues GIRLS ONLY JUNIOR LEAGUES Successful integration of Girls Only Futsal Leagues at the ASB Sports Centre 45 teams, 360 players new to Futsal PRIMARY SCHOOL LEAGUES Term 3 at the Renouf Tennis Centre CLUB ENGAGEMENT Football Club s across the region are now fully integrating Futsal into their club structures 75% of Junior and Girls Only team entries are from Football Clubs

23 2017 FUTSAL 2017 WIN S VENUE DEVELOPMENT PORIRUA (Te Rauparaha) CENTRAL WELLINGTON (Renouf Tennis Centre) HUTT VALLEY (Walter Nash) WELLINGTON (ASB SC)

24 2017 FUTSAL 2017 WIN S COACH AND REFEREE EDUCATION 78 active referees every game has an appointed referee. Capital now make as many Futsal referee appointments during Term 1 & 4 as Football referee appointments during the winter season. 165 educated Futsal coaches in 2017 No. of Futsal Coaches and Referees No. of active Referees (21%) Coaches completed Introduction to Futsal Coaching Coaches Level One Qualified (56%)

25 2018 FUTSAL JUNIOR LEAGUES 2018 JUNIOR AND GIRLS ONLY LEAGUES Term 1 and 4 ONLY Sundays ASB Sports Centre and Walter Nash Centre 6 Weeks Term 1 11 th February 25 th March Term 4 28 th October 9 th December $ per team Junior Leagues Under 10 Under 12 Under 13 Girls Only Leagues 8 th /9 th grade 10 th /11 th grade 12 th /13 th grade Under 16 s

26 2018 FUTSAL JUNIOR LEAGUES 2018 PRIMARY SCHOOL LEAGUES Term 2 and 3 ONLY Fridays Renouf Tennis Centre 8 weeks Term 2 11 th May 29 th June Term 3 3 rd August 21 st September $ per team Primary School Leagues Year 1 & 2 mixed Year 3 & 4 mixed Year 5 & 6 Boys and Girls Year 7 & 8 Boys and Girls

27 2018 FUTSAL 2018 Junior/Youth Nationals Palmerston North July Trials 6th/7th and 12th/13th May Under 12, 14, 16 and 19 Boys Under 14, 16, 19 Girls Coach Education Level One Coaching Course 23rd February, ASB Sports Centre 21st September, Capital Football, Petone Memorial Park Club coaches target audience Futsal Club support contact QUESTIONS??

28 Girls Football Update Girls Only Futsal Leagues Great opportunity to attract new players to the club in time for the winter season. Girls & Women s Football Week 19 th 23 rd February 2018 and 19 th 21 st September 2018 The purpose of this week is to assist clubs with attracting new players to football September 2017 Four Girls Only Futsal Festivals, 1,300 female players Girls Only Club Support 2018 Key Contact person in all clubs to champion girls football More female administrators, more female coaches, more female referees

29 Girls Football Update KiwiSport Funding Application Transition of Female Players in to Youth and Senior Football Thank you to those clubs who contributed to this application with letters of support! We received $23,588 + GST for this project

30 Girls Football Update U18 Girls Only League 2018 Winter Season We are seeking to address the lack of female players transitioning from the junior game, into the youth and senior space. Nearly 1000 female players are involved with College Football. This number does not transfer into club football, even once they leave school.

31 Girls Football Update U18 Girls Only League Objectives Bridge the gap from junior to senior football Attract year olds girls ( community/social players) to football with an age-appropriate league Retain female players after 14 th grade with an age-appropriate league Provide high quality experiences for all female players Clubs to focus on female youth development and player welfare Clubs to have a focus on the wider community and not just the talent/elite pathway (provide opportunities for all teenage girls)

32 Referees

33 Review of 2017: Referees Premier A Competitions: 14 th Grade 76% 13 th Grade 36% 3 point control on Cup Finals Intro to Refereeing 155 ( ) Level 1 Referees 50 ( )

34 Referees 2018: Intro & Level 1 (Mid March late April) More internal club Intro courses (min of 6 people) Western Suburbs, Miramar Rangers, Onslow, Petone, Stokes Valley, Wgtn Coll, BNU Juniors, Kapiti Coll & Rongotai Coll. Referees to be appointed to 13 th & 14 th Grade Premier A (where possible). Capital Football to cover the cost 2018 affiliation fee review

35 Finance Affiliation Fees 2018

36 Key Principles Transparent Robust Fair

37 Where do your fees go? Natural Ground Charges Artificial Turf Fees Operations Costs Football Development Department Health & Safety (goalposts/signage) NZ Football Membership (previously NZF levy)

38 Background Fees are fully reviewed every 3-5 years with an updated cost model developed In-between years, adjustments made for CPI and material items A full review was completed in 2017

39 Background cont. Recommendations - No changes to Junior fees (i.e recommendation to pay 85% of actual costs) Seniors to a have a tier-structure for 2019 Category 1: Central League, Capital Premier, W-League, Womens Premier (3 point control) Category 2: Capital 1 to 4, Masters 1 (referee) Category 3: All other grades (no referees)

40 2018 Junior Affiliation Fees Grade CF Affiliation Grass Levy Artifical Levy Goal Post Levy NZ Football Membership Total Fees Under 7s th & 8th Grade th & 10th Grade th & 12th Grade th & 14th Grade Girls Only 7th to 8th Grade Girls Only 9th to 10th Grade Girls Only 11th to 12th Grade Girls Only 13th to 14th Grade All figures are GST exclusive, per team except for Under 7s individual fee

41 Junior Fees Changes (%) Grade CF Affiliation Grass Levy Artifical Levy Goal Post Levy NZ Football Membership Total Fees Under 7s 4.9% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 2.0% 2.9% 7th & 8th Grade 5.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.9% 4.2% 9th & 10th Grade 5.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.9% 4.2% 11th & 12th Grade 5.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.9% 4.2% 13th & 14th Grade 5.0% 0.0% 5.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.2% Girls Only 7th to 8th Grade 5.0% 0.0% 5.0% 0.0% 1.9% 4.2% Girls Only 9th to 10th Grade 5.0% 0.0% 5.0% 0.0% 1.9% 4.3% Girls Only 11th to 12th Grade 5.0% 0.0% 5.0% 0.0% 1.9% 4.3% Girls Only 13th to 14th Grade 5.0% 0.0% 5.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.2%

42 Junior Fees Changes ($) Grade CF Affiliation Grass Levy Artifical Levy Goal Post Levy NZ Football Membership Total Fees Under 7s th & 8th Grade th & 10th Grade th & 12th Grade th & 14th Grade Girls Only 7th to 8th Grade Girls Only 9th to 10th Grade Girls Only 11th to 12th Grade Girls Only 13th to 14th Grade All figures are GST exclusive, per team except for Under 7s individual fee

43 Junior Fees Changes Per Player ($) Grade Incr. Under 7s th & 8th Grade th & 10th Grade th & 12th Grade th & 14th Grade Girls Only 7th to 8th Grade Girls Only 9th to 10th Grade Girls Only 11th to 12th Grade Girls Only 13th to 14th Grade

44 2018 Senior Affiliation Fees Grade CF Affiliation Grass Levy Artifical Levy Goal Post Levy NZ Football Membership Total Fees Central League , Wellington Senior , Wellington Under , Wellington Under , Horo Kapiti Senior , Wairarapa Senior , All figures are GST exclusive

45 Senior Fees Changes (%) Grade CF Affiliation Grass Levy Artifical Levy Goal Post Levy NZ Football Membership Total Fees Central League 5.0% 5.0% 5.0% 0.0% 1.9% 4.3% Wellington Senior 5.0% 5.0% 5.0% 0.0% 1.9% 4.3% Wellington Under % 5.0% 5.0% 0.0% 1.9% 4.3% Wellington Under % 5.0% 5.0% 0.0% 1.9% 3.9% Horo Kapiti Senior 5.0% 5.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.9% 3.5% Wairarapa Senior 5.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.9% 3.4%

46 Senior Fees Changes ($) Grade CF Affiliation Grass Levy Artifical Levy Goal Post Levy NZ Football Membership Total Fees Central League Wellington Senior Wellington Under Wellington Under Horo Kapiti Senior Wairarapa Senior All figures are GST exclusive

47 Senior Fees Changes per Player ($) Grade Incr. Central League Wellington Senior Wellington Under Wellington Under Horo Kapiti Senior Wairarapa Senior

48 Office Hours Closing on Tuesday 19 th December 2016 Re-opening on Monday 15 th January 2017