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2018-19 Wanneroo Districts Cricket Wanneroo Districts Cricket Club 2018-19 Player Handbook WANNEROO DISTRICTS CRICKET CLUB INC. www.wanneroodcc.com.au Contents President’s Welcome .......................................................................................................................... 4 Club Culture ........................................................................................................................................ 6 Respect ............................................................................................................................................ 6 Leadership ....................................................................................................................................... 6 Discipline ......................................................................................................................................... 6 Passion ............................................................................................................................................ 6 Club Song ............................................................................................................................................ 7 Committee and Contacts .................................................................................................................... 8 Executive Committee ...................................................................................................................... 8 General Committee ......................................................................................................................... 8 Non-Committee Positions ............................................................................................................... 8 Player Responsibilities ........................................................................................................................ 9 Training ........................................................................................................................................... 9 Selection .......................................................................................................................................... 9 Match Day ....................................................................................................................................... 9 Clubrooms and Facilities ............................................................................................................... 10 Player Commitment ...................................................................................................................... 10 Wanneroo Districts Cricket Club Selection Policy and Process ......................................................... 11 Selection Philosophy ..................................................................................................................... 11 Selection Committee ..................................................................................................................... 11 Selection Process .......................................................................................................................... 11 Selection Feedback and Disputes ................................................................................................. 11 Training Information ......................................................................................................................... 12 Preseason ...................................................................................................................................... 12 Regular Season .............................................................................................................................. 12 Senior Coaching Staff .................................................................................................................... 13 Junior Coaching Staff..................................................................................................................... 13 U17 ................................................................................................................................................ 13 U15 ................................................................................................................................................ 13 Page | 2 Proudly affiliated with the Western Australian Cricket Association WANNEROO DISTRICTS CRICKET CLUB INC. www.wanneroodcc.com.au U14 ................................................................................................................................................ 13 U13 ................................................................................................................................................ 13 Futures .......................................................................................................................................... 14 WDCC Female Mike Hussey Cricket Academy .............................................................................. 14 Player Training Responsibilities .................................................................................................... 14 Fixtures .............................................................................................................................................. 15 Season Fixtures ............................................................................................................................. 15 Ground Information ...................................................................................................................... 15 Code of Behaviour ............................................................................................................................. 16 Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 16 Wanneroo Districts Cricket Club Code of Behaviour .................................................................... 16 Players Code of Behaviour ............................................................................................................ 17 Coaches Code of Behaviour .......................................................................................................... 18 Parents Code of Behaviour ........................................................................................................... 18 Social Media Policy ........................................................................................................................... 22 Fees ................................................................................................................................................... 24 Emergency Contacts ......................................................................................................................... 26 Hospital ......................................................................................................................................... 26 Doctor/Medical Centre ................................................................................................................. 26 Chemist ......................................................................................................................................... 26 Physiotherapist ............................................................................................................................. 26 Insurance ....................................................................................................................................... 26 Sponsors ............................................................................................................................................ 27 References ........................................................................................................................................ 28 Page | 3 Proudly affiliated with the Western Australian Cricket Association WANNEROO DISTRICTS CRICKET CLUB INC. www.wanneroodcc.com.au President’s Welcome Dear Club Patron, Life Members, Committee Members, Members, Parents & Supporters, There is always excitement about a new cricket season, none more than this season 2018/19 at the Wanneroo Districts Cricket Club. I’d like to take this moment to thank outgoing President/Chairman Norm Fawcett for his tireless work over the past 5 years as our leader and the past 17 years on committees and coaching! Good luck Normy! The club first commenced as Wanneroo DCC on the 12th April 1976 and were accepted in the WACA Premier competition in 1979. A first grade side was entered into the WACA Premier competition in 1983. Since then we have progressed into the great club we are today, having sides in all four senior grades along with a Colts squad and 17s, 15s, 14s and 13s in the junior WACA Premier competition as well as a female U17’s side in the Female Premier Cricket Youth League for the 2017/18 season. Our home ground is Kingsway Sports Ground where we have two outstanding adjoining turf grounds, which in the winter of 2018, the wicket blocks on both grounds were completely re-laid. The club also has wonderful turf training facilities, which will also get re-laid and upgraded at the end of the 2018/19 season. We are also one of the only WACA Premier Clubs to have its own indoor facility, The Shed, which has four carpeted lanes along with two bowling machines. Our modern well equipped club rooms has a fully licensed bar with a spacious entertainment area. We pride ourselves on all of our achievements over the
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