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2015 Edition 04-15 Mar 11 KNIGHT LIFE Edition 04/15 11th March 2015 DETAILS FOR U/18 P RACTICE MATCHES DETAILS FOR U/16 P RACTICE MATCH Date: Sunday 15 March 2015 Date: Sunday 15th March 2015 Time: Game 1 = 12:00pm, Game 2 = 2:00pm Time: 10:00am Versus: Western Jets Versus: Western Jets Venue: Highgate Recreation Reserve, Craigieburn Venue: Highgate Recreation Reserve, Craigieburn Rooms: 12:00pm Game 1 = Home Rooms Rooms: Home Rooms 2:00pm Game 2 = Home Rooms Uniforms: Navy Blue Jumper, Black Shorts and Knights Uniforms: 12:00pm Game 1 = Navy Blue Jumpers socks. Black Shorts & Navy Blue Socks Arrival: No later than 1hr prior to the match. 2:00pm Game 2 = White TAC Jumpers Squads: Will be posted on the Knights website Black Shorts & Navy Blue Socks Recovery: Players to complete own recovery. Please bring your U/16 Navy Blue Jumper or White All players should bring drinks and recovery food for after TAC Jumper if you have one. the match. Other Jumpers will be allocated on the day of the Players not participating will be doing a Rehab program game. set by Fitness Advisor Anthony McMahon & also allo- Arrival: No later than 1hr & 30 minutes prior to their cated jobs by Josh Prendergast. match. Squads: Will be announced at training & posted on the Knights website by Friday. TRAINING DATES Recovery: Players to complete own recovery for Sunday games. All players should bring drinks and recovery food for Wednesday U/16 Training @ La Trobe University 5:00pm after the match. 11th March U/18 Training @ La Trobe University 5:00pm Players not participating will be doing a Rehab pro- gram set by Fitness Advisor Steve Grace & also allo- Friday Youth Academy Squad Training cated jobs by Team Manager Chris Paras. 13th March @ La Trobe University 5:00pm U/18 Training @ La Trobe University 5:00pm SEASON LAUNCH & Sunday Practice Match versus Western Jets 15th March @ High gate Reserve, Craigieburn GUERNSEY PRESENTATION NIGHT U/16 = 10:00am U/18 = 12:00pm & 2:00pm Date: Monday 16th March Monday U/15 Training @ La Trobe University 5:00pm Time: 6:30pm 16th March U/18 Season Launch & Guernsey Venue: “Grandstand” Function Room —Preston City Presentation Night Oval, Cramer St Preston Wednesday U/16 Training @ La Trobe University 5:00pm Full details on next page 18th March U/18 Training @ La Trobe University 5:00pm Please note that there will be no U/18 Training on this night. NORTHERN KNIGHTS FOOTBALL CLUB 2015 S EASON LAUNCH & GUERNSEY PRESENTATION NIGHT Date: Monday 16th March Time: 6:30pm Venue: “The Grandstand” Function Room—Preston City Oval, Cramer St Preston Dress: Smart Casual & Knights Apparel for Players. Finger Food will be provided at the start. Drinks will be available at Bar Prices. AFL Listed Players — Leigh Adams (North Melbourne FC), Jason Castagna, Kane Lambert, Reece McKenzie & Jayden Short (Richmond FC) will be in attendance. SPONSORS Club Sponsors Major Club Sponsor FOOTY TIPPING IS BACK FOR 2015 The Northern Knights Tipping Comp is back, in 2015 with another $2,500 prize pool up for grabs. It’s open to all Players, Staff, Families, Friends, Twitter Followers and anyone who thinks they know their Footy. It is expected that all Knights Squad Members (U/15, U/16 & U/18) enter the tipping comp. Cost: $60 for the season. Payment and entry details at www.knights.sportingpulse.net 1st prize = $800 2nd prize = $400 3rd prize = $200 Plus every week there’s $50 for the tipper who picks 9 winners with the closest margin. Any queries please contact Josh Prendergast (E) [email protected] SECRUITY AT PRACTICE MATCHES I wish to reiterate to all Players and Staff not to leave valuables in their bags in the rooms at any of our Practice Match Venues (Victoria Park or Highgate Recreation Reserve). Theft at Victoria Park and many other football venues (including Preston City Oval) has been an ongoing issue and is on the rise! "Please do not leave any valuables in the Changerooms at any venues . Either lock them in your car or hand them to a responsible person/parent that can take of them during a game/practice" During the TAC Cup season, we will have a 'Valuables Bag' at all games for players & staff. NORTHERN KNIGHTS ON TWITTER Click @NthKnights to follow the club and keep up with all the latest news and going’s on at the club. NORTHERN KNIGHTS SMART PHONE APP Northern Knights F.C. now has their own Smartphone App. It'll keep you up-to-date with your favourite team's news, events, ladders and much more. To get the full features of your teams App you need to download Team App onto your Smart- phone. Download Team App here ( http://teamapp.com/app ). Its 100% FREE. Launch Team App and search for Northern Knights F.C. Then: 1. Sign-up to Team App. You'll be sent an email to confirm your registration. 2. Search for your club's App and request access to groups that apply to you. SPONSORS Club Sponsors Major Club Sponsor KYLE LANGFORD —DEBUT FOR ESSENDON Well done to 2014 Knights Draftee Kyle Langford who made his debut for Essendon in their NAB Challenge match against St Kida at Morwell last Saturday. Kyle had three kicks, two marks and laid five tackles in the game. We wish Kyle all the best for the AFL season ahead and look forward to his AFL debut in the future. SPONSORS Club Sponsors Major Club Sponsor .
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