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Newsletter of the Cornwall Rugby Referee Society. In CRRS NEWSLETTER Issue # IN THIS ISSUE : NEWSLETTER OF THE CORNWALL RINGFENCING….TOO PAINFUL RUGBY REFEREE SOCIETY. TO CONTEMPLATE? CRRS Final 2017 /2018 NEWSLETTER We are also planning to hold both an Training Officer Kevin Williams observers / advisors course, and a rugby [email protected] 07545 laws workshop in the coming weeks, 343734 once we have an idea of numbers the dates and venue will be on the face book Membership and Data Trevor Stribley page and website. [email protected] If you know of anyone who may be Treasurer Russ Pomeroy interested in either course, give them [email protected] 0794 7058778 my details and get in touch! Referee needs a hug….. Chairman Gary Vaughan UPCOMING EVENTS [email protected] 07855 153858 Appointments / Fixtures sec Steve See inside for info Avenell @btinternet.com 07803 Safeguarding and YMO Mentor Glyn 90631 BARNICOAT RFU TICKETING INFO <[email protected]>; Hon Sec Terry Mortimore [email protected] 01872 Level 2 Award Course 225827 RFRU AGM CRRS NEWSLETTER | Issue # 2 Due to circumstances beyond our control, we have had to change the date, and hence the venue, for the RFRU Annual General Meeting 2018. The AGM will now take place on Sunday 10th June 2018 at Birmingham Moseley RFC, Billesley Common starting at 1000 hours with an expected closure at 1500. Papers for the event will be circulated nearer to the time. I apologise for any inconvenience caused but hope that you will still be able to attend. We are pleased to share with our club ticket secretaries all the key dates and information for the forthcoming season. We have created links to the Club Calendar and Club Ticketing Availability information below: Club Calendar 2018-19 – You can download the dates directly into your email calendar or print the dates off for reference. We hope you will find these useful and assist with your plans; if we do need to make any amendments we will notify you in good time. Club Ticket Availability 2018-19 – Clubs are allocated 50% of the stadium and here is a visual representation of the proportion of tickets available at each price category in the Club allocation. The 5 price layout shown will be used for all internationals. Ticket Prices will be communicated at the end of April 2018. International Fixtures 2018-19 • England v South Africa - Saturday 3 November • England v New Zealand - Saturday 10 November • England v Japan - Saturday 17 November • England v Australia - Saturday 24 November NatWest 6 Nations 2019 • Ireland v England - Saturday 2 February, 15:00 • England v France - Saturday 10 February, 15:00 • Wales v England - Saturday 23 February, 16:45 • England v Italy - Saturday 9 March, 16:45 • England v Scotland - Saturday 16 March, 17:00 This information can also be accessed on englandrugby.com/tickethelp. Please click on Categories and Club Information to access an extensive knowledge base which we are constantly updating and improving. This is something you can access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and you will find the majority of the answers to your questions. CRRS NEWSLETTER | Issue # 3 Join the RFU's Community Club 8.15pm 'Consultation on 'Health of the Game' allocation of international tickets Consultation Roadshow 2018 to clubs and Geographic CBs' proposals and discussion of During April and May this year we options will be embarking on a community club consultation 9.15pm Final remarks roadshow around the country, speaking to club committee 9.30pm Venue to close TEAM AT THE SALTASH CUP members, international ticket MATCH HELD AT KEYHAM officers, and members of The roadshow has been designed DEVON. constituent body executive to allow those involved within committees / boards. The club rugby in England to attend a roadshow, which will visit twelve regional evening event and different venues across England, discuss the above, thus providing will provide clubs with the a voice from those responsible for opportunity to consider the latest the administration of the National Rugby Survey results, community game. The roadshow discuss the health of the will be visiting the following clubs Referee sets the scrum at the community game, and review (all events running from 6.30pm - Mennaye, Penzance. Cornish proposals as to how international 9.30pm): Most local are: Pirates v Yorkshire Carnegie. tickets may be allocated to clubs in the future based on the Tuesday 22nd May Plymouth amount of rugby being played. Albion RFC, Devon The format of the each event will Wednesday 23rd May Lockleaze be as follows (please note tea, Sports Centre, Bristol, Avon coffee & sandwiches will be provided): If you have any questions, please Cornwall U20 score in the contact Tom Ainscough championship! 6.30pm Arrival and opportunity to ([email protected]). view host venue's RugbyTurf AGP Must say a huge thank you (where applicable) to all the referees, club referees, advisors, coaches, 7.00pm Introduction touch judges, 4th officials 7.10pm Headline overview of and our executive National Rugby Survey committee . 7.30pm Input from attendees on Not forgetting all the other context of the next National volunteers, first aiders, Rugby Survey groundsmen, club men and women and everyone else 7.45pm 'The Health of the Community Game' - how do we who make rugby work in measure it? Cornwall! CRRS NEWSLETTER | Issue # 4 Upcoming events: May 12th Cornwall at Home V Sunday 29th July 2018 9:30am Devon at Camborne RFC. Referees and Coaches/ CRFU Season coming to a close? conference/ event at St Austell May 13th Cornwall Ladies at Home. RFC. Plenty coming up in the next few Launceston RFC 2pm. weeks, make sure Steve / Kevin Dates to be confirmed…. know if you wish to be involved in May 19th Cornish Rebels RL first any of the Tournaments. home game at Camborne. Cornwall Referee advisors / match observers / assessors course June / Sun 22nd April - 12:00pm Girls May 26th Penryn sevens. July rugby event 7s festival U14 Redruth RFC May 26th County Championship Cornwall Club referees certificate final at Twickenham. England v course June / July Sat 28th April - 12:00pm Rugby Barbarians. Rocks festival 28th and 29th. Need further info? Barnstaple RFC Devon. June 10th RFRU AGM at Birmingham Moseley RFC 10am. E mail Gary on Sat 28th April – Pirates final home [email protected] game of the season – Ealing RFC. June 10th / 24TH Refereeing award 14:30 course (Level 2) in Cornwall at Redruth RFC. On line booking RFU. May 5th Cornwall at home v Surrey at Redruth RFC. Link will appear on Face book and Website. May 6th Cornwall Ladies at home Launceston RFC 2PM. June 30th Newquay sevens. England Rugby Refereeing Award (Level 2) Dates Sun 10 June & Sun 17 June 2018 (09:00 - 17:00 both days) Redruth RFC Lower Cardrew Lane TR15 1SY £75 (Part funded by CRFU/CRRS) Aged over 14 on day 1 of the course All sessions must be attended Have completed World Rugby (IRB) online Laws prior to the course start date Have completed RFU online Concussion Education Course prior to the course start date. www.englandrugby.com/courses. CRRS NEWSLETTER | Issue # 5 17 Lemons. Rugby's Core Values Rugby’s values of Teamwork, Respect, Enjoyment, Discipline and Sportsmanship are what makes the game special for those who enjoy the environment and culture they create. They define the game and define England Rugby. Teamwork. Teamwork is essential to our sport. We welcome all new team members and include all because working as a team enriches our lives. We play selflessly: working for the team, not for ourselves alone, both on and off the field. We take pride in our team, rely on one another and understand that each player has a part to play. We speak out if our team or sport is threatened by inappropriate words or actions. Respect. Mutual respect forms the basis of our sport. We hold in high esteem our sport, its values and traditions and earn the respect of others in the way we behave. We respect our match officials and accept their decisions. We respect opposition players and supporters. We value our coaches and those who run our clubs and treat clubhouses with consideration. Enjoyment. Enjoyment is the reason we play and support rugby union. We encourage players to enjoy training and playing. We use our sport to adopt a healthy lifestyle and build life skills. We safeguard our young players and help them have fun. We enjoy being part of a team and part of the rugby family. Discipline. Strong discipline underpins our sport. We ensure that our sport is one of controlled physical endeavour and that we are honest and fair. We obey the laws of the game which ensure an inclusive and exciting global sport. We support our disciplinary system, which protects our sport and upholds its values. We observe the sport's laws and regulations and report serious breaches. Sportsmanship. Sportsmanship is the foundation upon which rugby union is built. We uphold the rugby tradition of camaraderie with teammates and opposition. We observe fair play both on and off the pitch and are generous in victory and dignified in defeat. We play to win but not at all costs and recognise both endeavour and achievement. We ensure that the wellbeing and development of individual players is central to all rugby activity. Any comments or additions? Input is most welcome. Photos, events, stories please! How many of which fruit? Contact pastitref on [email protected] CRRS NEWSLETTER | Issue # 6 KIT AND SPONSORSHIP. I have started taking orders for next seasons kit and will take more at the CRRS April meeting. Can more give me their sizes asap? New refs will get reversible shirt, socks and shorts as per this season at a donation of £20.
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