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Player Handbook Winter 2018 Player Handbook Winter 2018 It’s not how good you are, It’s how good you want to be. CONTENTS WELCOME TO THE METRO JETS ................................................................................................................................................................. 1 Vision ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Our Commitments .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 Players Handbook .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 METRO JETS OFFICE BEARERS 2018 ........................................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined. Club Contact Details .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 PLAYING NETBALL FOR METRO JETS ...................................................................................................................................................... 4 Trials ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4 Selection Process ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4 Training .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 Duty of Care .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Changes to training ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 4 PLAYER EXPECTATIONS .................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Matches ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Umpires .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Promotion of Players ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Discipline................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Player’s commitment ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 5 MEDICAL CONDITIONS AND CLEARANCES ........................................................................................................................................... 6 GRIEVANCES ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Coach Decisions................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 POLICIES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Metro Jets Policies .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Extreme Weather ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Hot Weather Policy ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 7 MATCHES AND TRAINING INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................................ 8 Priceline Stadium Entrance Information .................................................................................................................................................... 9 SPECTATORS GUIDELINES ........................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Spectators Expectations ................................................................................................................................................................................ 10 Spectator Code of Conduct ........................................................................................................................................................................... 10 FEES AND FEE POLICY ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Payment Plans ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Fee Policy ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 UNIFORMS AND MERCHANDISE ................................................................................................................................................................ 12 New Uniforms .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ...................................................................................................................................................................... 13 PRESENTATION NIGHT .................................................................................................................................................................................. 13 PLAYER AWARDS .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 13 Coach Awards .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Perpetual Awards ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 13 FUNDRAISING ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 PLAYER DEVELOPMENT ................................................................................................................................................................................ 14 Who is Responsible ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 NetSetGo! ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 14 Representative Teams .................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Player Development Sessions (TID) ........................................................................................................................................................ 14 Development & Talent Identification
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