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Official Fixture Handbook VAFA FHandbook 2006.qxd 23/2/06 12:01 PM Page 1 Victorian Amateur Football Association OFFICIAL FIXTURE HANDBOOK for the SEASON 2006 Printed for the VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION by CYAN PRESS – Phone: (03) 9763 4088 – Email: [email protected] 1 VAFA FHandbook 2006.qxd 23/2/06 12:01 PM Page 2 Victorian Amateur Football Association GENERAL INDEX Page SECTION 1 – ADMINISTRATION Office-Bearers................................................................................................................. 3 Sub-Committees ............................................................................................................. 4 SECTION 2 – CLUB DETAILS and OFFICIALS........................................................................ 6 SECTION 3 – INFORMATION FOR CLUBS INDEX............................................................................................................................. 27 Members’ and Secretaries’ meetings ............................................................................. 28 Correspondence to VAFA ............................................................................................... 28 Application and Affiliation fees........................................................................................ 28 Fines and appeals against fines..................................................................................... 28 Match day requirements ................................................................................................. 28 Club requirements .......................................................................................................... 29 Club XVIII football ........................................................................................................... 32 Finals .............................................................................................................................. 32 Tribunal hearings ............................................................................................................ 32 Investigations ..................................................................................................................36 SECTION 4 – PLAYER ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS INDEX............................................................................................................................. 39 Eligibility for a permit ...................................................................................................... 40 Finals eligibility................................................................................................................ 43 SECTION 5 – LAWS OF AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL (INVOLVING VAFA BY - LAWS IN BOLD) INDEX............................................................................................................................. 45 SECTION 6 – FIXTURES 2006 A & B Sections................................................................................................................ 91 C & D1 Sections ............................................................................................................. 92 D2 & D3 Sections ........................................................................................................... 93 D4 Section ......................................................................................................................94 Under 19 ......................................................................................................................... 95 Sportscover Arena Draw................................................................................................. 96 2 VAFA FHandbook 2006.qxd 23/2/06 12:01 PM Page 3 Victorian Amateur Football Association OFFICE BEARERS – 2006 PATRONS Messrs. J.F.X. Dillon, M.G. Russel and Hon. Justice J. Winneke AC, RFD PRESIDENT Bruce McTaggart EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN/VICE-PRESIDENT Nick Bourke VICE-PRESIDENT John Bell EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE B.R. McTaggart, N.M. Bourke, J.W.R. Bell, A.M. Amad, D.R. Booth, T.J. Brain, Ms D. Connors-Calhaem, B. Conti, K.E. Criswick, R.L. Evans, B.J. lvey, T.J. Merrett, *D.H. Scott, *M.W. Sholly (Chief Executive Officer), R. Sykes, P.J. Trainor. * non-voting VAFA ADMINISTRATION CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Michael Sholly MANAGER – FOOTBALL OPERATIONS Jeremy Bourke ADMINISTRATION MANAGER Sue Anderson MANAGER - UMPIRE OPERATIONS Brian Goodman RECEPTION Kate Balme TREASURER David Scott ASSISTANT TO ADMINISTRATION Peter Harris (part-time) VAFA LAWYERS P.J. Rowell (Monaghan & Rowell) 3 VAFA FHandbook 2006.qxd 23/2/06 12:01 PM Page 4 REGISTRATION SECRETARY Cliff Bastow UMPIRE ADVISERS AND COACHES Brian Goodman (Senior Adviser), Brad Lowe (Assistant Adviser), Brian Woodhead (Skills Coach), Andrew Barnes (Goal Umpires’ Coach), Bob Mutton (Boundary Umpires’ Coach), Rob Sneddon (Fitness Adviser). TRIBUNAL AND INVESTIGATIONS CO-ORDINATOR Sue Anderson EXECUTIVE SUB-COMMITTEES Committee of Management Deals with non-policy matters on a day to day basis involving the running of the Association. Nick Bourke (Ch), John Bell, Richard Evans, Bruce McTaggart, David Scott, Michael Sholly. Administrative Committee: Deals with VAFA and Club Finance; VAFA Rules; Club Membership; Football Victoria Liaison; VAFA Strategic Plan; Tribunal and Investigations; Legal Issues; Non-Policy Administration Issues; Noel Rundle Foundation, Elsternwick Park Development; Permits; Club Visits by Board Members and Risk Management. Nick Bourke (Ch), John Bell, Ken Criswick, Richard Evans, Bruce McTaggart, David Scott, Michael Sholly and Rick Sykes. Football Committee: Deals with Australian Amateur Football Council; Senior, Reserve, Under 19 and Club XVIII Issues; Representative Football; Awards; Umpire Operations; AFCA/VAFA; Football Victoria Development; FIDA and New Clubs. Tom Brain (Ch), Anthony Amad, Ross Booth, Jeremy Bourke, Bruce Ivey, Tim Merrett, Michael Sholly and Paul Trainor. Funding and Marketing Committee Deals with Sponsorship and General Marketing, Information Technology; Media; History and Archives: Major Functions; VAFA Publications; Big V and Gold Pass Life Members. Bruno Conti (Ch), John Bell, Ross Booth, Davina Connors-Calhaem, Richard Evans, Tim Merrett, Michael Sholly, Rick Sykes and Paul Trainor. FOOTBALL VICTORIA DEVELOPMENT DELEGATE Jeremy Bourke CLUB 18 UMPIRE CO-ORDINATOR David Windlow VAFA / FIDA CONTACT Jeremy Bourke MANAGING EDITOR: VAFA PUBLICATIONS Michael Sholly 4 VAFA FHandbook 2006.qxd 23/2/06 12:01 PM Page 5 EDITOR: VAFA PUBLICATIONS Kate Balme SATURDAY SCORE RECORDERS Nancy McTaggart, Peter Harris and Kate Balme (Reserves, Club 18 - Sat. afternoon; Seniors/U19 final scores Saturday evening) AUDITOR Don Douglas VAFAUA PRESIDENT Rob Mayston VAFAUA SECRETARY Simon Stokes A-D4 REPRESENTATIVE COACH (v SFL) George Voyage U23 REPRESENTATIVE COACH (v WAAFL & SAAFL) Frank Dunell U19 REPRESENTATIVE COACH (v AFLQ) TBA LIFE MEMBERS Messrs V.J. Deane*, L.A. Adamson*, H.J. Stewart*, J.S. McCann*, E.F. Atkins*, F.H. Coldrey*, O.J. Meehan*, P.A. Matthews*, G.T. Moore*, L.S. Zachariah*, J. Fullerton*, Mrs N. Fullerton, Messrs A.G. Perrin*, I.A. Brown*, G.W. McTaggart*, R.A. Sinclair*, M.G. Russel, T.A. Johnson OAM*, N.C. Rundle OAM*, J.F.X. Dillon, A.J. Keam, J.A. Miles, J.A. Fisher, J.F. Hawkins, P.J. Harris, Dr B.W. Costello, D.H. Scott, A.H. Stephens*, C.C. Bastow, T.M. Lyon, I.H. Munro, A.J. O’Callaghan, D.R. Burnes, N.W. Nugent, A.L. Langford-Jones, Mrs. N.M. McTaggart, Messrs J.F. Nelson, P. O’Donohue, K.W. Sharkie, D.R. Booth, D.J. Cook, J.A. Wilson, R. L. Evans, Mrs M. L. Bastow, Messrs P.W. Hutchinson and J.C. Wilson. *deceased 5 VAFA FHandbook 2006.qxd 23/2/06 12:01 PM Page 6 CLUB DETAILS AND OFFICIALS 2006 6 VAFA FHandbook 2006.qxd 23/2/06 12:01 PM Page 7 CLUB DETAILS AND OFFICIALS 2006 *Melway Map Reference A.J.A.X. A.F.C. - (C Sec.) (1957) - GROUND: Main Oval, Elsternwick Park, St Kilda Street, Elsternwick. (*67 D3). 0419 379 071. UNDER 19/CLUB XVIII: Oval No. 2 (As above.). COLOURS AND SHORTS: Red, white & black panels/ black - white number; shorts - black; socks - black, red & white hoops. JUMPER CLASHES: Uni. Blacks SECRETARY: Peter Kagan, 54 Sycamore Street, South Caulfield, 3162. Phone: 9797 0015 (B) 9532 4096 (H) 0419 379 071 (M) 9532 4094 (F) [email protected] (Email) PRESIDENT: Amir Perzuck. Phone: 9527 7532 (B) 9527 7532 (H) 0412 098 527 (M) 9527 6821 (F) [email protected] (Email) MEMBER: Brendan Davis. Phone: 8699 8850 (B) 9804 3323 (H) 0412 389 832 (M) SENIOR COACH: Tim O'Shaughnessy ALBERT PARK A.F.C - (D4 Sec.) (1954) - GROUND: Oval 20, Beaurepaire Pavilion, Aughtie Drive, Albert Park. (*2K G10). 0413 450 464 COLOURS AND SHORTS: Red & royal vertical stripes/ - white number; shorts - royal; socks - red & royal hoops. JUMPER CLASHES: Nil SECRETARY: Michael Sweeney, 13 Heron Court, North Ringwood, 3134. Phone: 9273 2062 (B) 9876 5605 (H) 0413 450 464 (M) 1300 735 339 (F) [email protected] (Email) PRESIDENT: Tony Payne. Phone: 9621 1800 (B) 0418 329 421 (M) 9621 1700 (F) [email protected] (Email) MEMBER: Bryan Bennett. Phone: 9879 4929 (H) 0408 321 940 (M) 9879 4929 (F) [email protected] (Email) SENIOR COACH: Peter Bedford AQUINAS O.C. - (D2 Sec.) (1987) - GROUND: Aquinas College, Great Ryrie Street, Ringwood (*49 J11). 9879 7362. UNDER 19/CLUB XVIII: As above. COLOURS AND SHORTS: Red, black & green vert. panels/ red panel - black number; shorts - black; socks - red. JUMPER CLASHES: Nil SECRETARY: Greg Toomey, 11 Chaim Court, Donvale, 3111. Phone: 9813 4877 (B) 9873 2017 (H) 0417 552 013 (M) 9813 4069 (F) [email protected]
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