A GUIDE FOR GROWN-UPS

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A GUIDE FOR GROWN-UPS netsetgo.asn.au

WHAT IS SUNCORP NETSETGO? Suncorp NetSetGO is a fun, safe, social and active program for girls and boys aged 5 to 10. It gives kids of all abilities a positive introduction to netball and teaches them the basic skills of the sport. Suncorp NetSetGO is divided into three tiers; Net, Set and GO, meaning that your child will learn at a pace that s right for their age and ability. Each week your child will take part in skill based activities, minor games, music, dance and modified matches that will help them develop fundamental movement skills, as well as important social skills like team work. Each session will be lead by an accredited coach, using modified equipment. What tier is right for my child? Suncorp NetSetGO is divided into three tiers; Net, Set and GO*. Net is for 5 to 6 year olds and teaches fundamental motor skills through dance, music and games Set is for 7 to 8 year olds and focuses on refining fundamental motor skills and introducing modified netball matches GO is for 9 to 10 year olds and focuses on developing netball specific skills through modified netball matches *These age brackets are only a guideline for centres and coaches Minor games and modified matches Minor Games are used in all three tiers and are a great way for participants to learn the technical and tactical skills of netball. This enables greater involvement of participants and provides more opportunity to execute skills and make decisions. Modified Matches look like a traditional game of netball and use the full sized court and normal playing positions however the goal post height and ball size are modified. The rules and playing positions of a modified Suncorp NetSetGO game are explained below. 2

NetSetGO Rules Break Down RULE SET 7-8 year olds GO 9-10 year olds NETBALL Match Duration 4 x 8 minute quarters 4 x 10 minute quarters 4 x 15 minute quarters Goal Post 2.4m 2.4m 3.05m 3.05m Ball Size 4 Size 4 Size 5 Time to pass the ball Stepping Defending Centre pass Substitutions Coaching Awards & Scoring Up to 5 seconds Up to 4 seconds Up to 3 seconds 1-2 steps (to regain balance) allowed Strict one-on-one defence Players may not defend a shot at goal Taken by the non-scoring team Game time evenly distributed amongst all players Unlimited substitutions at any time Players should try all positions during the program/season Coach may enter the field of play and give players immediate feedback If the game is one-sided, coaches must make sure all players have a good experience by: rotating players into different positions resting skilled players No scores No finals No best and fairest awards Shuffling on the spot (to regain balance) allowed, without moving down the court Strict one-on-one defence Players may defend a shot at goal Alternate centre pass Game time evenly distributed amongst all players Unlimited substitutions at any time Players should try all positions during the program/season Coach may move along the sideline (but may not interfere with the umpire) to give players immediate feedback If the game is one-sided, coaches must make sure all players have a good experience by: giving centre pass to the non-scoring team rotating players into different positions resting skilled players Scores may be kept No ladder No finals No best and fairest awards Rule 9.6 Footwork (Rules of Netball p51) Other forms of defence may be introduced. Rule 8.2 Centre Pass (Rules of Netball p36) Rule 9.1 Substitutions and team changes (Rules of Netball p44) Rule 5.1 Team (Rules of Netball p20) Scores and ladders may be kept Finals played Best and fairest awards 3

SUNCORP NETSETGO VALUES Help young children have fun while gaining life skills through netball Introduce netball skills through fun, social and safe activities Develops young children s confidence Encourage young children to collaborate and work as part of a team 4

PLAYING POSITIONS WD WA GA GD GS GK 1 GA GD C C WD WA GK GS 5 2 3 4 1 Goal circle 3 Centre third 4 Goal third 2 Goal third 5 Goal circle GS Goal Shooter Areas 1 & 2 Scores goals and works in and around the goal circle with the Goal Attack. GA Goal Attack Areas 1, 2 & 3 Feeds and works with the Goal Shooter to score goals. WA Wing Attack Areas 2 & 3 Feeds the Goal Circle players giving them shooting opportunities. C Centre Areas 2, 3 & 4 Takes the centre pass and controls game flow between attack and defence. WD Wing Defence Areas 3, 4 & 5 Looks for intercepts and prevents the Wing Attack from feeding the ball into the goal circle. GD Goal Defence Areas 3, 4 & 5 Defends the Goal Attack, looking for intercepts, trying to prevent the opposition from scoring. GK Goal Keeper Areas 4 & 5 Works with the Goal Defence to prevent the opposition from scoring. 5

PARENTS ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES Before the game You don t need to tell your child that winning doesn t matter because they know it has some meaning. Instead, help them to develop a healthy competitive attitude for trying hard and having fun Tell your child to go for it, give it your best shot and have fun During the game Don t yell instructions at your child during the game. The coach has given them instructions and their teammates are also calling out to them; too much input is confusing Cheer and acknowledge good play by both teams Never criticise a mistake, only make motivational comments Respect the decisions made by the officials. Your child will learn to respect authority by seeing you do the same Accept the decision of where your child may play during that game. All participants will play in all positions during the season After the game Thank the officials and the coach Congratulate your child and their teammates on their efforts Compliment individual players on good plays they made during the game Focus on the way your child played rather than winning or losing If your child is upset with losing, help them not to focus on the outcome During the car ride home Point out a good play your child made during the game Avoid criticising or correcting mistakes Ask questions like: What was fun about netball today? What was something you did well today? What did you learn from the game? What do you like best about Suncorp NetSetGO? Refer to Parent Code of Conduct on our website Find your nearest centre and register online now at netsetgo.asn.au 6