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1 AJRL Newsletter Season 2017 February 2017 Registrations are open. You can register playnrl.com Follow links to register. Please make sure you click: Albury Junior RLFC option. The third one down as shown in picture. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU SELECT A PRODUCT AT THE BOTTOM OF REGO FORM If you have any trouble please Contact Erin: YOU MUST BE REGISTERED TO TRAIN

2 We have 2 registration days still at Sarvass Park. Registration Days 25/2/17 from 10am to 12pm. We will also be having a working bee if you could spare some time to come and give the club house a good clean from 8am.

3 Season Starts For Under 7's and Under 9's intown competition 25/3/17. Training will commence 1/3/17 from 4:30pm until 5:30pm Travelling teams season will start 8/4/17. Draws to be released closer to date. SOME DATES TO REMEMBER 1/3/17 Under 7'S and Under 9's training starts 25/3/17 Intown comp starts 8/4/17 Travelling teams start 5/5/17 Disco 23/6/17 Disco 1/7/ Club Sport person 11/8/17 Intown Presentation and Disco 1/9/17 Travelling Presentation ANYONE INTERESTED IN COACHES COURSES AND SPORTS TRAINER COURSES PLEASE CONTACT TREVOR SLATER FOR ANY INFORMATION ON THEM

Coaches information days These are compulsory. You will be handed information regarding coaching, handed out kit bags and Jerseys. You will be able to register on the night.

4 Coaches information days These are compulsory. You will be handed information regarding coaching, handed out kit bags and Jerseys. You will be able to register on the night. You will also need your working with children's number or you can apply for one on the night. Working with Children's Checks are compulsory. 7/3/17 for travelling 6pm 15/3/17 for intown 5:30pm ANYONE STILL WITH KIT BAG/JERSEYS/FOLDERS FROM LAST YEAR PLEASE MAKE SURE THEY ARE HANDED BACK SO THEY CAN BE RESTOCKED AND REISSUED Well done to the girls who attended the first girls tackle day. We hope you enjoyed your selves

Breaches of Code of Contact Over the last few weekends there have been reports of spectators abusing referees, coaches, players and other officials. This is the last warning for everyone.

5 Breaches of Code of Contact Over the last few weekends there have been reports of spectators abusing referees, coaches, players and other officials. This is the last warning for everyone. If we have any reports of these breaches from now on we will be taking the matter further. Our coaches are there doing the best job they can. Some teams have a lot of numbers and unfortunately your child may not get all the game time you would like but EVERY child has a right to have game time no matter how good the player is. Any abuse at coaches from now on you will be reported to CRL which can mean you can be banned from coming to watch your child play. If you witness any abusive behaviour feel free to report to your coach or the ground manager or any other committee member. Thank you for your assistant in the manner Code of Conduct Code 1 - The Player Play for the fun of competition not just to please others A good player is a self-disciplined person. Stay in control of you at all times Never be guilty of taking "cheap shots" i.e. taking unfair advantage of another. Never argue with the referee or any others there to help you. Be a good sport. Respect good play whether yours, your teams or an opponents Work hard on your own game and play your part in the team effort The rules can ensure your enjoyment. Play by them. Always co-operate with those on your team.

6 Code 2 - Coach, Parent and Teacher Unreasonable demands on youngsters rarely yield fruit Teach respect for rules & authority by word and example Support every effort to rid children's sport of verbal & physical abuse It may not be as necessary to de-emphasis winning as to de-criminalise losing Avoid any tendency to overuse a talented player Show respect for all & commit to their well-being Promote a realisation of the benefits of fitness Be positive avoid harsh criticism or ridicule Injured players should not be allowed to compete for their own sake Encourage the development of basic skills FIRST & FOREMOST Teach the young that an honest effort is as important as a victory Teach children to realise that there is a big gap between their play & the NRL Code 3 - Referees & Officials Modify rules & formats to suit the youngster not the adult Respect all & work towards an equal opportunity for all Never set unrealistic objectives Remember, winning is often more important to the official than the player Condemn all and every instance of foul or unfair play Awards should not be made a purpose for playing As a referee, be consistent, objective and courteous not over-bearing and critical Encourage rule changes which bring greater participation and more satisfaction Ensure safe standards for all equipment and facilities Be aware of the principles of children's growth and development it will lead to more appropriate decision making See that coaches, spectators, sponsors & parents all understand their responsibilities See that proper supervision is always present Code 4 - Spectators BEHAVE! Any unseemly language, harassment of anyone or unacceptable behaviour is not a good example for those who should leaders Applaud all good play not just your own teams Condemn any form of violence Respect the referee s decisions Remember that youngsters are not there Primarily to entertain you or to meet your expectations Never ridicule or scorn a player for making a mistake respect their efforts Respect the opposition and all authority figures Be encouraging to all be positive in all you say

Next Committee Meeting is 6/3/17 7pm @ Greenfield Park Check our Website and Facebook page for playing times, ladders and any other announcements. http://www.facebook.

I am delighted to present this proposal consisting of an additional Sponsorship to be paid to the Albury Junior Rugby League Football. Club (the Club) of one thousand dollars ($1,000.

7 Next Committee Meeting is 6/3/17 Greenfield Park Check our Website and Facebook page for playing times, ladders and any other announcements. For website Just google Albury Junior Rugby League and click on Fox Sport Pulse. I am delighted to present this proposal consisting of an additional Sponsorship to be paid to the Albury Junior Rugby League Football. Club (the Club) of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) for each Successful referral forwarded to Hotondo Homes in Albury Wodonga. This sponsorship is in addition to our current sponsorship arrangement. A successful referral will include names and contact details of potential clients who proceed to contract and subsequently build a new home with Hotondo Homes in Albury Wodonga. The following conditions apply: 1. To ensure that leads generated by the Club, are assigned to the Club, it will be the Club s responsibility to refer the lead directly to Jim Carroll immediately by to jim@jjcarroll.com.au. The must include the potential client s name, phone number and address on a Club Letterhead through a representative of the Club. 2. The potential client is directed by the Club to make it clear to any salesperson or web site contact that they have been referred by the Club and that the Club has informed Jim Carroll previously as per item The sponsorship referral fee to be paid for a successful lead (that has come directly from the Club) to the Club will be paid upon receipt of the slab stage progress payment of the building contract by Hotondo Homes. 4. Hotondo Homes to feature on the front of the shorts (if timeframe permits) and Hotondo Homes as sponsor on Presentation night etc. This can be negotiated with Jim.

9 Albury Junior Rugby League would like to thank all our sponsors. Please Remember where you can to support our sponsors, without them we wouldn t have this fantastic club. PAUL PHEGAN TILING Albury Engineering and Mower Services Zone Laser Tag Intencity Steve's Rendering Antech Screen printing Newsletter designed by Erin Miller

NATIONAL CODE OF CONDUCT

NATIONAL CODE OF CONDUCT INTRODUCTION The Rugby League Code of Conduct provides a set of principles and actions that all participants can follow, to assist in creating a safe and positive environment for