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Games 2018 Souvenir Programme MANX YOUTH GAMES 2018 SOUVENIR PROGRAMME NATIONAL SPORTS CENTRE SATURDAY TH 12MAY NORTH SOUTH EAST WEST 1 MESSAGE FROM HSBC HSBC is extremely proud to continue to support the Manx Youth Games in 2018. We have worked in partnership with the Manx Sport and Recreation team for many years, to see the games develop into one of the biggest annual sporting events for youngsters in the Isle of Man. The Games set out a vision for ensuring young people on the island can benefit from taking part in sports, leading to improved physical and mental well-being. The Games bring the whole community together, from young people and their parents to volunteers and coaches, who all work tirelessly to make this event happen and ensure it is a roaring success. With over 1,000 young islanders taking part in this incredible event each year, the role played by each individual involved is paramount in encouraging and influencing the future sporting stars of the Isle of Man. I would like to congratulate each and every one of our inspirational sporting participants – good luck, aim to be your best and remember, the most important thing is taking part – without you, this event simply could not happen! Well done and thank you to each and every one of you. Jaime Amoedo Country Head of Commercial Banking and Senior Manager, HSBC Isle of Man MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER On behalf of the Department of Education, Sport and Culture, it is my very great pleasure to welcome you to the 17th Manx Youth Games at the National Sports Centre. Today the stars of the show are all the competitors who will have a day to remember and an experience that will encourage them to stay involved in sport and join a local club helping them to enjoy the benefits of regular sport! We must also remember that without the dedication and hard work of the voluntary coaches and officials who have been working tirelessly since January delivering weekly training sessions across the Island and of course their efforts today we wouldn’t have a Manx Youth Games so on behalf of Department a very big thank you! Also, another big thank you to HSBC, their continued support and commitment to the Games has helped ensure the event is the success it is today. Best of luck to all the competitors and the only thing I ask is that you all have lots of fun! Hon Graham Cregeen MHK Minister for Education, Sport and Culture 2 3 INFORMATION FOR PARENTS CAR PARKING For parents and spectators dropping off competitors, please note that there will be NO PARKING in the NSC car parks (other than Disabled parking, which will be at the NSC Pool car park on Groves Road). The Raceway around the perimeter of the NSC Outdoor Venue will also be closed off during the day. There will be NO vehicle access via New Castletown Road. The OFFICIAL CAR PARK is at THE BOWL which is situated next to the MEA Power Station by Pulrose Bridge. PHOTOGRAPHY In line with the Sports Development Unit’s Safeguarding and Protecting Children Policy, those wishing to take pictures on the 12th May, 2018, will have to complete an application form for a “Registered Photographer Pass” and display this at all times on the day itself. STAFF WILL BE POLICING AND MONITORING THE USE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT INCLUDING MOBILE PHONES ON THE DAY OF THE GAMES Please return your completed forms to any of the venues below at the times and dates shown: NSC Atrium (next to Main Reception desk) 7th-11th May inclusive 9.30am - 5.00pm MSR Office (next to NSC Athletics track) Saturday, 12th May 8.30am - 10.45am NSC Atrium (next to Main reception desk) Saturday, 12th May 11.00am - 2.00pm Registered Photographer forms are available from http://www.msr.gov.im/myg and they will be available at the above locations at the times and dates shown. 4 SAFEGUARDING & PROTECTING CHILDREN Minimum Standards for the 2018 Manx Youth Games • All Manx Youth Games Sports must meet the following criteria. If sports can-not meet the eight points detailed below, it could effect their subsequent participation in the games. • All coaches and volunteers who facilitate Manx Youth Games training sessions must complete a “Coach Details” Form and this must be submitted to the Sports Development Unit no later than 1st December 2017. • In order to comply with data protection, co-ordinators and coaches must NOT send group emails to children or parents. Should coaches or co-ordinators wish to communicate with participants electronically, then they should use the “Blind copy” function/setting when sending emails. • Sports must have a minimum of two qualified coaches at each training session. In addition, where numbers are excessive, volunteers and assistants would be required. Coaches and volunteers who help at training sessions must have a satisfactory DBS check (from MSR), or provide a valid DBS Certificate from their sport (period of 3 years). • Where possible, there should be both male and female coaches/volunteers in attendance (or female only for “girls only sports”). • All coaches and volunteers (i.e. a parent who is assisting with registration) who will come into contact with children during the Manx Youth Games and training sessions must have attended a Sports Coach UK Safeguarding and Protecting Children workshop. This workshop is valid for 3 years. Free workshops will be on offer in January 2018. • A qualified first aider must be present at all Manx Youth Games training sessions. Free training will be on offer in January 2018. • Where feasible and realistic sports must make every effort to be inclusive and subsequently offer children with disabilities the opportunity to take part in Manx Youth Games training sessions as well as the event itself. • As part of each sport’s junior development plan children who have attended Manx Youth Games training sessions should have the opportunity to continue in the respective sports through leagues and junior competitions following the Manx Youth Games. CODES OF CONDUCT & FAIR PLAY PLAYERS • Enjoy competing • Do your best • Show good sportsmanship and work • Play within the rules as part of a team • Respect officials and the decisions they make • Respect opponents COACHES • Lead the players in playing fair • Show respect for players • Respect officials and the decisions they make • Stick to the rules • Promote sport for the enjoyment, not just for • Discourage rough play and cheating the winning PARENTS • Promote sports participation for the enjoyment, not just for the winning • Teach and show respect for opponents and officials • Congratulate your children regardless of the result • Teach sportsmanship and the value of teamwork • Encourage fair play and discourage cheating SPECTATORS • Encourage and support all players • Never use bad language • Respect officials and the decisions they make • Discourage rough play and cheating • Enjoy the games regardless of the result Remember: It’s not the winning... but the taking part that counts! 5 SCHEDULE /iombadminton BADMINTON www.iombadminton.com Isle of Man Badminton Association www.badmintonengland.co.uk Sports Leader Event Venue Times Co-ordinator Opening Ceremoy Badminton NSC Main Hall 1100 - 1500 Roberta Cannell Tobey Cheng Girls Years 4, 5 & 6 Boys Years 4, 5 & 6 Court No. 1 Court No. 2 Time Matches Time Matches 1055 D North v South 1055 D South v North 1120 West v North 1120 D North v South 11.45 D South v South 11.45 North v West 1210 West v D South 1210 D North v North 1235 West v South 1235 D North v D South 1300 North v D North 1300 South v D South 1325 West v D North 1325 North v South 1350 North v South 1350 West v D South 1415 D South v North 1415 D North v West 1440 D North D South 1440 West v South Girls Years 7, 8, & 9 Boys Years 7, 8 & 9 Court No. 3 Court No. 4 Time Matches Time Matches 1055 D North v South 1055 D South v North 1120 West v North 1120 D North v South 11.45 D South v South 11.45 North v West 1210 West v D South 1210 D North v North 1235 West v South 1235 D North v D South 1300 North v D North 1300 South v D South 1325 West v D North 1325 North v South 1350 North v South 1350 West v D South 1415 D South v North 1415 D North v West 1440 D North D South 1440 West v South MEDAL CEREMONY Presentations by a member of the Isle of Man Badminton Executive and representatives of HSBC 6 SCHEDULE BASKETBALL /iombasketballassociation Isle of Man Basketball Association PRIMARY SCHOOL Sports Leader Event Venue Times Co-ordinator Opening Ceremoy Basketball SNHS Upper School 1100 - 1500 Laura Ellison Cameron Scott Primary School Teams EASTERN MAGIC EASTERN ROCKETS WESTERN WARRIORS NORTHERN NICKS EASTERN BLAZERS EASTERN HAWKS SOUTHERN PACERS NORTHERN BULLS EASTERN CAVALIERS EASTERN THUNDER SOUTHERN SPURS NORTHERN PISTONS Start Time 11.10am - 7 minute games, one way with straight turn around TIME Court 1 TIME Court 2 1110 EASTERN MAGIC v EASTERN BLAZERS 1110 EASTERN CAVALIERS v EASTERN ROCKETS 1117 WESTERN WARRIORS v SOUTHERN SPURS 1117 NORTHERN BULLS v NORTHERN PISTONS 1124 EASTERN THUNDER v NORTHERN NICKS 1124 EASTERN MAGIC v EASTERN CAVALIERS 1131 EASTERN ROCKETS v SOUTHERN PACERS 1131 WESTERN WARRIORS v NORTHERN BULLS 1138 EASTERN BLAZERS v WESTERN WARRIORS 1138 EASTERN THUNDER v SOUTHERN SPURS 1145 EASTERN MAGIC v NORTHERN NICKS 1145 WESTERN WARRIORS v SOUTHERN PACERS 1152 EASTERN ROCKETS v EASTERN HAWKS 1152 EASTERN THUNDER v NORTHERN BULLS 1159 WESTERN WARRIORS v NORTHERN NICKS 1159 EASTERN MAGIC v EASTERN ROCKETS 1206 EASTERN ROCKETS v EASTERN THUNDER 1206 EASTERN BLAZERS v NORTHERN PISTONS 1213 EASTERN HAWKS v WESTERN WARRIORS 1213 SOUTHERN PACERS v NORTHERN BULLS 1220 EASTERN BLAZERS
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