2017/18 NSW 16&Under
Boys Championships
Saturday 9th – Tuesday 12th December 2017
Bathurst Aquatic Centre Elizabeth Street, Bathurst
Water Polo NSW @waterpolonsw @WaterPoloNSW @waterpolonsw
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
On behalf on Water Polo NSW, I welcome everyone to the NSW 16&Under Championships for the 2017/18 tournament season.
This tournament will provide an opportunity for teams from all over the State to come together and go head-to-head over four full days of competition. This year we have 17 teams, over 200 athletes and more than 60 team officials and referees that will be pool side.
The Think. Act. Play. program which was introduced in September 2015 has had a strong presence at our state championships and this year will continue to play a large role. It was developed to promote and encourage good sportsmanship within the sport; to provide a safe, fair and inclusive environment for all participants (players, coaches, referees and volunteers).
Last year we introduced a 2-division competition (Championship division and a Cup division) for teams to compete. After an overwhelming positive response, we are happy to be able to continue with this competition structure.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the staff of Water Polo NSW Inc, plus the staff at Peninsula Leisure Centre.
I wish all teams the best of luck and encourage all everyone to participate in the best spirit of the game.
Nick Hodgers | President – Water Polo NSW
THINK. ACT. PLAY.
Think.Act.Play is the program that was developed in conjunction with NSW Sport & Recreation and endorsed by WPNSW and WPA to ensure that core values, good reputation, and positive behaviours are maintained. Water Polo NSW fully endorse the program and envisage it to be a cornerstone support to the development of the Sport. The key messages that the program aims to promote are:
THINK before you speak ACT with respect| PLAY in the spirit of the game
All Clubs are encouraged to look to implement the program within their local training and activities. If you would like more information, please see the officials table to speak with a tournament director/coordinator.
TOURNAMENT PERSONNEL
Director: David Whittaker Co-Ordinator: Steff Jelic
Technical Delegate: Liam Ireland Media Liaison: Danielle Smith
Operations Assistant: Christina Jelic
WPNSW Ambassador (Australian Reps): Scott Nicholson & Harry Sanderson
Selection Panel: Brett Arnold, Bronwyn Smith, Antony Green, Gail Salter
EVENT HOUSEKEEPING
All facilities have certified Lifeguards/First Aid responders on site. Please keep rubbish off the ground. Bins are around the pool for a reason. This carnival is about participation, it is important to ensure equal player time and rotation of the goalkeeper (if applicable). Teams MUST be ready to start 5 minutes before starting time. Balls must be returned to the bucket. Teams to provide their own caps.
THIS EVENTS SEASON – DON’T MISS OUT!
This year WPNSW is going viral!
Follow us on social media to keep up to date with: • Finals live streaming • Player and coach interviews • Feature articles • Video announcements • Daily highlight packages.
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WATER POLO NSW POLICY STATEMENT – SOCIAL MEDIA
Whilst WPNSW encourages social media use, representatives that engage in social media are encouraged to; • Be clear about who you are representing • Take responsibility – you are responsible for your content • Show respect for the organisations that you represent and for the audience that you engage with.
It is important to note that when you engage in social media activities – even via your personal accounts, if you identify yourself as a representative of your Club, State or Country (athletes, coach, staff member, etc.) or discuss matters relating to those organisations in a public forum, you may be held accountable for any comments that breech respective policies.
A FEW TIPS • Think twice and post once – Do not post anything that you would not want your grandmother to read because once it is in cyberspace it is there forever. You might delete it later but that doesn’t mean it has not been cached (stored) in a search engine on the Internet or has not been forwarded or copied into someone else’s domain. • What might seem amusing and innocent to you at present may not seem so amusing when you are looking to sign a contract or commence employment, or a comment you made about someone comes back to haunt you. • Having 5000 friends on Facebook, 4970 of whom you have never met, is not something to aim for unless you are running your Facebook page as a fan medium rather than a personal page. The safest option is to ensure that your profile on Facebook is set to PRIVATE. • Be responsible for content - Understand what you say on any social media platform is online and public forever. • Only post at times that are accepted by team standards. • If you make a ‘mistake’ please own up to it immediately, apologise and be genuine. • When commenting as an individual, please use the 1st Person (e.g. I, me, mine). • Never reveal any confidential or proprietary information. • Never make disparaging or offensive comments, particularly about other countries/States/clubs. Show respect. Stop and think before you post/tweet/send. • If you discover any negative comments made about States or its teams please discuss the post with the appropriate person as soon as possible. Use your best judgement and alert the Event Director. • Breach of this policy may result in disciplinary action by WPNSW.
COMPETING TEAMS & COMPETITION SEEDINGS
Championship & Plate - DIVISION A Cup - DIVISION B POOL A POOL A Sydney University UTS Balmain Tigers Lions Blue (1) Black (12)
Hunter Hurricanes Drummoyne Devils Blue (4) White (14)
UNSW Wests Central Coast (16) Magpies White (7)
SNB Breakers Hunter Hurricanes Blue (10) Grey (18)
POOL B POOL B ACU Cronulla ACU Cronulla Sharks Blue (2) Sharks White (13)
UTS Balmain Sydney University Tigers Gold (5) Lions Gold (15)
Canberra Dolphins Ryde Rhinos (17) (8)
Drummoyne Ovens & Murray Devils Black (11) (19)
POOL C UNSW Wests Magpies Black (3) Always make a total effort, even
when the odds are against you. – ACU Cronulla Sharks Black (6) Arnold Palmer
Drummoyne Devils Red (9)
CODE OF CONDUCT
PLAYERS BEHAVIOUR 1. Play by the rules at the direction of your coach and the referees. 2. Never argue with an Official. If you disagree, have your coach or manager to organise a time to discuss with the Official for clarification after the game. 3. Control your temper. Verbal abuse or disrespect of Officials and sledging or deliberately distracting or provoking opponents are not acceptable and in breach of the rules of the sport. 4. Work equally hard for yourself and/or your team. Your team’s performance will benefit so will your own performance. 5. Be a good sport. Acknowledge good play when possible. 6. Treat all participants as you like to be treated. Do not bully or take unfair advantage of another competitor. 7. Participate for your enjoyment and benefit not just to please coaches or family members. 8. Do not use foul language, sledge or harass any persons. 9. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion. 10. Fully adhere to the principles of the Think.Act.Play program.
SPECTATORS BEHAVIOUR 1. Remember players participate for their enjoyment and benefit, not yours. 2. Applaud good performances and efforts from all individuals and teams. 3. Congratulate participants and Officials on their performance regardless of the game’s outcome. 4. Respect the decisions of Officials. Parochial support is encouraged but disrespect of Officials is not acceptable. 5. Never ridicule any players of Official. Remember that positive comments motivate improved performances. 6. Condemn the use of violence in any form and by any person. 7. Do not use foul language, sledge or harass any persons. 8. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all persons participants regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion. 9. Fully adhere to the principles of the Think.Act.Play program.
COACHES’ AND OFFICIALS BEHAVIOUR 1. Ensure that athlete’s time spent at your direction is positive. All athletes are deserving of attention and opportunities within the team unit. 2. Treat each athlete as an individual. Respect the talent, development stage and individual goals. 3. Be fair, considerate and honest. 4. Have a professional manner and accept responsibility for your actions. Language, manner, punctuality, preparation and presentation should display high standards. 5. Display control respect, dignity and professionalism to all persons – including opponents, coaches, officials, administrators, media, spectators, and family members of athletes. 6. Any physical contact with athletes should be appropriate to the situation and necessary for skill development. 7. Refrain from any form of personal abuse (verbal, physical or verbal) to any person. Be alert to any forms of abuse from indirect sources or any person whilst under your care or control. 8. Show concern and caution towards sick and injured athletes. Encourage medical advice to any athlete when required. 9. Be a positive role model for your sport and athletes. 10. Refrain from any inappropriate behaviour towards athlete, spectators, family members of athletes, and any other persons involved or connected with the game under your control. 11. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all persons participants regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion 12. Fully adhere to the principles of the Think.Act.Play program.
PARENT MESSAGE The only six words parents need to say to their kids about sports—or any performance
Before the Competition After the Competition Have fun. Did you have fun? Play hard. I’m proud of you. I love you I love you. Extracted from an article by student leadership development expert Tim Elmore
WATER POLO NSW POLICY STATEMENT CHILDREN & IMAGES
Water Polo NSW in conjunction with Water Polo Australian Limited is committed to providing a safe, fun and enjoyable environment for all our children and young people to enjoy the sport of water polo. In this regard Water Polo NSW endorses the policy of Water Polo Australian Limited which can be found on the Water Polo Australia website under Policies, Procedures & Reports.
Further to this, Water Polo NSW wish to advise that the following safety checks will be in place to ensure that reasonable control on the use of photographic and video recording equipment is adhered to.
Any parent intending to either photograph or videotape their child/children competing will need to complete the following steps; On arrival at the venue where their child/children is competing, will need a register their details. The registering parent will need to produce photographic identification. A driver’s license is suitable. Water Polo NSW would expect that all parents would join us in partnership to ensure a safe, fun and enjoyable environment for their children to compete in.
WPNSW STATE SQUAD PLAYER SELECTION CRITERIA
Players must participate in the specific State Championships in which they are attempting to gain selection for. Previous performances may not be considered for selection at these championships. Upon selection, players must be willing to participate in the Elite Athlete Pathway in NSW to maintain their selection. This pathway may vary from one athlete to another and between age groups, so this rule will be implemented where applicable. Athletes must agree to abide by the WPNSW code of conduct Maintain appropriate medical health and absence of injury or illness that allows them to perform at the satisfactory level in line with this Selection Policy. Maintain performance standards in line with this Selection Policy. Players must fit within the age group. Exemptions to these rules may be made upon request at the discretion of the WPNSW CEO or Sport Development Manager.
WPNSW 16&Under Boys SELECTORS
Brett Arnold Head Selector – Hunter Antony Green Sydney Uni Bronwyn Smith UTS Balmain Scott Nicholson Gail Salter – WPNSW & Tamworth
TOURNAMENT STRUCTURES
Championship & Plate - DIVISON A
Cup - DIVISON B
DAY 1 & 2 DAY 2 & 3 DAY 4 Round 1 Round 2 Finals
Winners Gold Medal Game Semi-Finals 1st - 4th Crossover Games Games 2x Groups of Losers Bronze Medal (excluding 4 teams Game matching seed) 5th - 8th Classification (5th/6th) Playoff Game 1 Determination (7th/8th) Playoff Game 2
determined by determined by determined by seedings seedings results/points
GAME TIMES BALL SIZE TEAM SIZE
o 35-minute game time slots o Size 5 o Min 7 players (on card)
o 4x 6-minute running quarter o Max 13 players (on card) o Tournament balls will be o 1-minute quarter & provided for games o 7x players per team (in water) 2-minute half time POOL SIZE GAME ALLOCATIONS o 25- metres o 2x games per team (Days 1-3) o Teams required to fulfil table TIME-OUTS only apply in o Min 1x game per team (Day 4) duties for the following game Championships games o Min 2x game break (Positions 1-4)
SATURDAY 9 DECEMBER 2017 – DAY 1
Gm# Time Dur. Division/Pool Team 1 v Team 2
1 8:00 0:35 Div A - Pool A Sydney Uni Lions Blue v SNB Breakers
2 8:35 0:35 Div A - Pool A UNSW Wests Magpies White v Hunter Hurricanes Blue
3 9:10 0:35 Div A - Pool B ACU Cronulla Sharks Blue v Drummoyne Devils Black
4 9:45 0:35 Div A - Pool C Drummoyne Devils Red v ACU Cronulla Sharks Black
5 10:20 0:35 Div A - Pool B Canberra Dolphins v UTS Balmain Tigers Gold
6 10:55 0:35 Div B - Pool A Central Coast v Drummoyne Devils White
7 11:30 0:35 Div B - Pool A UTS Balmain Tigers Black v Hunter Hurricanes Grey
8 12:05 0:35 Div B - Pool B Ryde Rhinos v Sydney Uni Lions Gold
9 12:40 0:35 Div A - Pool C ACU Cronulla Sharks Black v UNSW Wests Magpies Black
10 13:15 0:35 Div B - Pool B ACU Cronulla Sharks White v Ovens & Murray
11 13:50 0:35 Div A - Pool A SNB Breakers v UNSW Wests Magpies White
12 14:25 0:35 Div A - Pool A Hunter Hurricanes Blue v Sydney Uni Lions Blue
13 15:00 0:35 Div A - Pool B Drummoyne Devils Black v Canberra Dolphins
14 15:35 0:35 Div A - Pool B UTS Balmain Tigers Gold v ACU Cronulla Sharks Blue
15 16:10 0:35 Div B - Pool A Drummoyne Devils White v UTS Balmain Tigers Black
16 16:45 0:35 Div B - Pool A Hunter Hurricanes Grey v Central Coast
17 17:20 0:35 Div A - Pool C UNSW Wests Magpies Black v Drummoyne Devils Red
18 17:55 0:35 Div A - Pool A SNB Breakers v Hunter Hurricanes Blue
19 18:30 0:35 Div B - Pool B Ovens & Murray v Ryde Rhinos
20 19:05 0:35 Div A - Pool A Sydney Uni Lions Blue v UNSW Wests Magpies White
21 19:40 0:35 Div B - Pool B Sydney Uni Lions Gold v ACU Cronulla Sharks White
20:15 DAY 1 END
There may be people that have more talent than you, but there’s no excuse for anyone to work harder than you do. - Derek Jeter
SUNDAY 10 DECEMBER 2017 – DAY 2
Gm# Time Dur. Division/Pool Team 1 v Team 2
22 8:00 0:35 Div A - Pool B ACU Cronulla Sharks Blue v Canberra Dolphins
23 8:35 0:35 Div A - Pool B Drummoyne Devils Black v UTS Balmain Tigers Gold
24 9:10 0:35 Div B - Pool A UTS Balmain Tigers Black v Central Coast
25 9:45 0:35 Div B - Pool A Hunter Hurricanes Grey v Drummoyne Devils White
26 10:20 0:35 Div B - Pool B ACU Cronulla Sharks White v Ryde Rhinos
27 10:55 0:35 Div B - Pool B Ovens & Murray v Sydney Uni Lions Gold
28 11:30 0:35 Div A - Championship 1A v 1B
29 12:05 0:35 Div A - Championship 2A v 1C
30 12:40 0:35 Div A - Championship 2B v 2C
31 13:15 0:35 Div A - Plate 3A v 3B
32 13:50 0:35 Div A - Plate 4A v 3C
33 14:25 0:35 Div B - C/O 1A v 2B
34 15:00 0:35 Div B - C/O 1B v 2A
35 15:35 0:35 Div B - C/O 3A v 4B
36 16:10 0:35 Div B - C/O 4A v 3B
37 16:45 0:35 Div A - Plate 4B v 3A
38 17:20 0:35 Div A - Plate 3B v 4A
39 17:55 0:35 Div A - Championship 2B v 1A
40 18:30 0:35 Div A - Championship 2C v 2A
41 19:05 0:35 Div A - Championship 1B v 1C
42 19:40 0:35 Div A - Plate 4B v 3C
20:15 DAY 2 END
The mind is the limit. As long as the mind can envision the fact that you can do something, you can do it, as long as you really believe. – Arnold Schwarzenegger
MONDAY 11 DECEMBER 2017 – DAY 3
Gm# Time Dur. Division/Pool Team 1 v Team 2
43 8:00 0:35 Div A - Championship 1A v 2C
44 8:35 0:35 Div A - Championship 2A v 1B
45 9:10 0:35 Div A - Championship 2B v 1C
46 9:45 0:35 Div A - Plate 3A v 4A
47 10:20 0:35 Div B - C/O 1A v 4B
48 10:55 0:35 Div B - C/O 3A v 1B
49 11:30 0:35 Div B - C/O 2A v 3B
50 12:05 0:35 Div B - C/O 4A v 2B
51 12:40 0:35 Div A - Plate 4B v 3B
52 13:15 0:35 Div A - Plate 3C v 3A
53 13:50 0:35 Div A - Championship 1A v 1C
54 14:25 0:35 Div A - Championship 2A v 2B
55 15:00 0:35 Div A - Championship 1B v 2C
56 15:35 0:35 Div B - C/O 1A v 3B
57 16:10 0:35 Div B - C/O 2B v 3A
58 16:45 0:35 Div B - C/O 4B v 2A
59 17:20 0:35 Div B - C/O 1B v 4A
60 17:55 0:35 Div A - Plate 3C v 3B
61 18:30 0:35 Div A - Plate 4B v 4A
19:05 DAY 3 END
Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence win championships. - Michael Jordan
TUESDAY 12 DECEMBER 2017 – DAY 4
Gm# Time Dur. Division/Match Finals v Team 2
62 8:30 0:50 Div A - C SF1 1st v 4th
63 9:20 0:50 Div A - C SF2 2nd v 3rd
64 10:10 0:35 Div A - P QF 8th v 9th
65 10:45 0:35 Div B - PO16 16th v 17th
66 11:20 0:35 Div B - PO18 18th v 19th
67 11:55 0:35 Div B - PO14 14th v 15th
68 12:30 0:35 Div A - PO10 10th v 11th
69 13:05 0:35 Div A – PO5 5th v 6th
70 13:40 0:35 Div B - Cup 12th v 13th
71 14:15 0:35 Div A - Plate 7th v W PQF
72 14:50 0:50 Div A - Bronze L SF1 v L SF2
73 15:40 1:00 Div A - Gold W SF1 v W SF2
16:40 DAY 4 END / PRESENTATIONS
Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress.
Working together is success. - Henry Ford
One man can be a crucial ingredient on a team, but one man cannot
make a team. – Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Champions keep playing until they get it right. – Billie Jean King
There is no ‘I’ in team but there is in win. - Michael Jordan
RESULTS TABLES - DIVISION A ‘Classification Round’ (Day1)
DIVISION A - POOL A Hunter Hurricanes Blue SNB Breakers Sydney Uni Lions Blue UNSW Wests Magpies White
Hunter Hurricanes Blue
SNB Breakers
Sydney Uni Lions Blue
UNSW Wests Magpies White
DIVISION A - POOL B ACU Cronulla Sharks Blue Canberra Dolphins Drummoyne Devils Black UTS Balmain Tigers Gold
ACU Cronulla Sharks Blue
Canberra Dolphins
Drummoyne Devils Black
UTS Balmain Tigers Gold
DIVISION A - POOL C ACU Cronulla Sharks Black Drummoyne Devils Red UNSW Wests Magpies Black
ACU Cronulla Sharks Black
Drummoyne Devils Red
UNSW Wests Magpies Black
RESULTS TABLES - DIVISION A ‘Championship & Plate’ Rounds
PLATE
DIVISION A DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION A DIVISION
RESULTS TABLE - DIVISION B
Crossover Match CrossoverMatch
Crossover Match CrossoverMatch
Crossover Match CrossoverMatch
Sydney Uni Lions Gold Lions Uni Sydney
UTS BalmainTigers Black UTS
Ryde Rhinos Ryde
HunterHurricanes Grey
Country CompositeCountry
Drummoyne Devils White
CentralCoast
ACU Cronulla ACU White Sharks
Ryde Rhinos Ryde
CentralCoast
Country CompositeCountry
Sydney Uni Lions Gold Lions Uni Sydney
HunterHurricanes Grey
UTS BalmainTigers Black UTS
Drummoyne Devils White
ACU Cronulla ACU White Sharks DIVISION B - POOL B POOL - B DIVISION DIVISION B - POOL A - POOL B DIVISION
TEAM LISTS – Championship & Plate (Division A)
ACU CRONULLA SHARKS BLUE ACU CRONULLA SHARKS BLACK 1 Nicholas Perfrement 2002 1 Billy Thoroughgood 2002 2 Tristan Glanznig 2003 2 Bodhi Ewings 2003 3 Dyson Griffiths 2002 3 Jayden Wolfe 2002 4 Connor Barclay 2002 4 Morgan Lekovic 2003 5 Harry Churchyard 2002 5 Max Churchyard 2004 6 Christian Brischetto 2002 6 Jeremy Woods 2003 7 Jay Novotny 2002 7 Byron O’Halloran 2003 8 Tahi Carpenter 2002 8 Jay Gotvik-Dobson 2002 9 Liam Watson 2002 9 Charlie Melas 2003 10 Alex Brischetto 2003 10 Kristian Dixon 2003 11 Zarko Selak 2002 11 Jack Winchester 2003 12 Joshua Duncan 2002 12 Nicholas Crowe 2003 13 Joshua Pritchard 2002 13 COACH: Neven Cirkovic COACH: Glen Simpson MANAGER: Matthew Perfrement MANAGER: Katrina O’Halloran
CANBERRA DOLPHINS DRUMMOYNE DEVILS RED
1 Leo Tuckfield 2002 1 Will Mather 2003 2 Angus Webb 2002 2 Finn Barry 2002 3 Thom Miosge 2003 3 Corey Brown 2003 4 Oliver Holdway 2002 4 Nikita Strbac 2002 5 Adam Tarrant 2002 5 Charly Simoni 2002 6 Alastair Marshall 2003 6 Alex Cornish 2002 7 Mattia Bognolo 2003 7 Brandon Wicks 2003 8 Matt Wilson 2002 8 Jarrah Ronan 2003 9 Noah Dowling 2003 9 Jordan Lancaster 2003 10 Tyler Williams 2002 10 Kody Stark - Szabo 2003 11 Aidan Heddle 2002 11 12 Lachlan Winterton 2003 12 13 Matthew Cameron 2002 13 COACH: Don Cameron COACH: Rok Crnica MANAGER: Matthew Holdway MANAGER: Michelle Richter
TEAM LISTS – Championship & Plate (Division A)
DRUMMOYNE DEVILS BLACK HUNTER HURRICANES BLUE 1 Eaden Mcneill 2003 1 Oliver Schmieden 2003 2 Mac Hay 2002 2 Jordan Bubb 2002 3 Hugh Garraway 2003 3 Sebastian Cox 2002 4 Oliver Wilson 2002 4 Jacob Findlay 2002 5 Matthew Bartlett 2002 5 Ben McPherson 2002 6 Jayden Wong 2003 6 Brady Holmes 2002 7 Bill Athanassiou 2002 7 Harry Bate-Barnier 2002 8 John Mccaffrey 2003 8 Lachlan Norgard 2002 9 Bailey Mcloynes 2002 9 Guy Hetherington 2002 10 Tamas Tottszer 2003 10 Bailey Chapman 2003 11 11 John Crameri 2002 12 12 Jack Hawkins 2003 13 13 Spencer Burdack 2004 COACH: Molly Quinn COACH: Daniel Robinson MANAGER: Craig McNeill MANAGER: Wade MacFarlane
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY LIONS BLUE SNB BREAKERS 1 Patrick Hogan 2002 1 Angus McLellan 2002 2 Andrej Grgurevic 2003 2 Xizuo Chen 2002 3 Kai Young 2002 3 Chad Mackinlay 2002 4 Toby Goldschmidt 2003 4 James Reid 2002 5 James Douglas 2002 5 Matthew Francis 2003 6 Angus Abbo 2002 6 Benjamin Osbon 2003 7 Andrew Younes 2002 7 Luca Sgro 2002 8 Zachary Green 2002 8 James Kofoed 2003 9 Zachary Spitznagel 2002 9 Marcus Spano 2003 10 Grayson Richardson 2002 10 James Lyons 2003 11 Luka Krstic 2003 11 Fergus Clarkson 2003 12 Drew McJannett 2002 12 Cameron Ingle 2003 13 Louis Grossemy 2003 13 Pierre McGlynn 2003 COACH: Troy Rackleyft COACH: Miro Pejar MANAGER: Lola Younes MANAGER: Dominic Sgro
TEAM LISTS – Championship & Plate (Division A)
UNSW WESTS MAGPIES BLACK UNSW WESTS MAGPIES WHITE 1 Harry Reynolds 2002 1 Jaiden Fairhead 2002 2 Lucas Vass 2002 2 Marko Gacevic 2003 3 3 Matthew Robertson 2003 4 Tyrone Albertyn 2003 4 Darcy Todd 2002 5 William Mcguirk 2002 5 Baxter Flynn 2003 6 Aedan Pilch 2003 6 Henry Beare 2002 7 Riley Moore 2003 7 Matija Gacevic 2004 8 8 Josh Stotski 2002 9 Charles Hoffmann 2003 9 Fergus Howell 2003 10 Nicholas Byrnes 2003 10 James Underhill 2002 11 Ben Shires 2003 11 Ocean Neale 2003 12 Aleksa Bjekic 2002 12 13 13 COACH: Garry Negus COACH: Garry Negus MANAGER: Tony Collins MANAGER: Tony Collins
UTS BALMAIN TIGERS GOLD 1 Charlie Hunter 2002 2 Rowan O’callaghan 2002 PLEASE 3 Joel Smith 2002 4 Nicholas Corbett 2002 REMEMBER 5 Hamish Myles 2002 6 Riley Large 2002 1. THE ATHLETES ARE KIDS 7 Johnny Hooton 2002 8 Daniel Munk 2003 2. THIS IS A GAME 9 Patrick Christensen 2003 10 Finlay Harris 2002 3. THE COACHES ARE 11 Sam Myles 2003 VOLUNTEERS 12 Nicholas Quinn 2002 4. THE REFEREES ARE HUMAN 13 COACH: Bronwyn Smith 5. THIS IS NOT THE OLYMPICS MANAGER: Leanne Munk
TEAM LISTS – Cup (Division B)
ACU CRONULLA SHARKS WHITE CENTRAL COAST 1 Patrick Moro 2004 1 Noah Reed 2003 2 James Trainor 2002 2 Riley Marotta 2003 3 Finlay Lynch 2003 3 James Walker 2002 4 Samuel Dickey 2002 4 Lachlan Angus 2002 5 Zac Birss 2002 5 Oliver Robinson 2002 6 Brayden Johnston 2003 6 Daniel Robinson 2002 7 Pantelis Tsoutsas 2002 7 Max Anderson 2003 8 Bailey Sant 2003 8 Marlon Guest 2003 9 Lewis McKenzie-Hicks 2003 9 Jim Ellison 2002 10 William Banister 2003 10 Brooklyn Hill 2003 11 Julian Kerr 2003 11 Jonty Clayton 2003 12 12 Beau Newlands 2003 13 13 Nicholas Lamond 2002 COACH: Daniel Kerr and Hayden Molla COACH: Blake Holmes MANAGER: Kylie Sant MANAGER: Matthew Reddy
DRUMMOYNE DEVILS WHITE HUNTER HURRICANES GERY 1 David Childs 2003 1 Baxter Coon 2003 2 Cameron Alderman 2003 2 Tristan O’Donnell 2002 3 Matthew Taylor 2002 3 Max Ferguson 2004 4 Spiro Patras 2003 4 Joe Mitchell 2003 5 Benjamin Kick 2003 5 Ky Humby 2003 6 Jacob Johnstone 2005 6 Tyler Rayner 2003 7 Oliver Wastie-Pero 2004 7 Mitchell Cryer 2003 8 8 Luca Stanton 2003 9 Jack Kahui 2003 9 Jay Deamer 2002 10 Nicky Sabine 2002 10 Zac Clarke 2003 11 Tate Crozier 2002 11 Jack Seyenser 2002 12 12 Heaton Quick 2003 13 13 Joe Lonergan 2003 COACH: Rowan Farrell COACH: Brett Hawkins MANAGER: Kerry McFadden MANAGER: Steven Quick
TEAM LISTS – Cup (Division B)
RYDE RHINOS OVENS & MURRAY 1 Laurence Barker 2003 1 Tobias Lewis 2003 2 Matthew Ashley 2003 2 Oliver Cooper 2003 3 Bejaie Gale 2003 3 Owen Butterworth 2002 4 Ryan Jenkins 2002 4 Tyson Mutsch 2002 5 Philip Matheson 2003 5 Callum Bruce 2002 6 Spyridon Mylonas 2002 6 Samuel Baillie 2002 7 Mason Andrews 2003 7 Sam O'Brien 2003 8 Jackson Smith 2004 8 Will Haberfield 2003 9 Nathaniel Malek 2003 9 Samual Beddoes 2002 10 Aaron Mcbriarty 2003 10 Nathan Johannis 2003
11 Daniel Otter 2003 11 12 12 13 13 COACH: David Smith COACH: Lucas Buckley MANAGER: Mischelle Mcbriarty MANAGER: Fiona Tuthill
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY LIONS GOLD UTS BALMAIN TIGERS BLACK 1 Lachlan Reeve 2003 1 Cameron Jones 2002 2 Jake Bailey 2003 2 Callum Blaik 2002 3 Joseph Dyster 2003 3 Jack Xu 2003 4 Gabriel Carmody 2003 4 Hamish Murphy 2002 5 Luka Kricka 2003 5 Rory Stewart 2002 6 Sean Leong 2003 6 Lewis Dobbin 2002 7 Geoffrey Kelso 2003 7 Connor Mcmanus 2003 8 Joshua Magdas 2003 8 Artie Torrible 2003 9 Sam Matruglio 2003 9 Harry Macmillan 2003 10 Gianni Sciacca 2003 10 Lucas Churchill 2002 11 Matthew Reeve 2003 11 Gabe Mackie 2003 12 Dylan Horsfall 2002 12 Connor Moore 2003 13 Luke Stimson 2003 13 COACH: Steven Gotsoulias COACH: Harry Sanderson and Declan O’Connor MANAGER: Peter Magdas MANAGER: Lou Dobbin
COMPETITION RULES
1. Tournament Director: The Tournament Director will be appointed by Water Polo NSW (WPNSW) and shall have operational control including having absolute discretion to administer any matters pertaining to the tournament plus determine any Judiciary incidents. If for any reason the Tournament Director is not present, the Technical Delegate shall have the same delegated authority (unless the Tournament Director has specifically appointed another person in a temporary capacity).
2. Registration: All players must be registered with an affiliated Club of WPNSW for the current season (or respective State Association for invited teams/players) at the time that team entries were called plus playing regularly for their nominated club.
3. Eligibility: Players are to be born 2002, 2003 & 2004 only (except as specifically approved by WPNSW).
4. Teams: Clubs are allowed to enter two teams with up to fifteen (15) players per team allowed to participate during the Tournament. Additional teams from a Club require approval by WPNSW.
5. Starting Times: Scorecards must be checked and teams ready to commence at least 5 minutes prior to the scheduled commencement time. Players are to enter the water for warm up with caps being worn. Due to the tight scheduling, games will commence strictly at scheduled times and after breaks on the referee’s whistle regardless whether teams are ready. Coaches are responsible (not referees) to ensure teams are ready to commence play at the scheduled start time and recommencement from breaks – referees are to issue yellow card (first instance) and red card (continual breach) to coaches who do not comply with this requirement. If players are not already in the pool when the whistle is blown to commence play, then players are required to enter the field via the exchange box otherwise an illegal substitution foul will be awarded.
6. “Think. Act. Play.” Handshake (post Game) – to assist games running on schedule, all players shall immediately exit the field of play on the ‘Team Bench’ side of the pool and line up for exchange of handshake with the opposition team. Players for the next scheduled game shall enter the field of play for warmup from the ‘Officials Table’ side of the pool.
7. Caps & Balls: The first named team shall wear white caps and start from the left side of the officials table. WPNSW will supply game balls which are to be returned to buckets after each game.
8. Playing Conditions: in general, official FINA Rules shall apply except where they differ from rules herein.
COMPETITION RULES
9. Table Officials: Each team is required to provide the following people who must be available at the scheduled start times of each games. Infringement penalties apply per incident if people are not available at the required time. • One (1) competent table official for your own game to act as time keeper or secretary. All nominated persons are required to read the WPA Table Officials Teaching Manual. Link: http://issuu.com/waterpoloaus/docs/wp_aust_table_officials_manual_vers
• One (1) suitably qualified and competent referee for the next game after the team plays OR as appointed by the Referees Coordinator. Referees are to be appropriately attired including wearing a white shirt. Any club failing to provide the required official will be fined $100 infringement.
10. Match Times: • Preliminary, Play-Off & Div B Games: 4 x 6-minute running time with no time outs and no extra time allowed if game drawn + 2 minute breaks at each quarter and half time. Total time allocated per game = 35 minutes. No timeouts or penalty shoot-outs will be applicable. • Semi-Finals & Bronze: 4 x 5-minute actual time with 2 minutes at each break + 2 time outs allowed per team. Penalty shootout to occur if game drawn at end of normal time. Total time allocated per game = 50 minutes. • Gold Medal Games: 4 x 5-minute actual time with 2 minutes at each break + 2 time outs allowed per team. Penalty shootout to occur if game drawn at end of normal time. Total time allocated per game = 60 minutes.
11. Last Minute Substitutions (Last Quarter) – no substitutions shall be allowed in the last minute of play in any game. The only exception shall apply for an injured player in which case the game shall be stopped by the referee and the player substituted for the remainder of the game if unable to participate at recommence play. If this rule is breached the referee shall award a 5-metre penalty.
12. Points: Win = 3 points, Draw = 2 points, Loss = 1 point. Forfeit/Disqualified = 0 points. In the event of a forfeit/disqualification the result will be 5-0 unless a match is played, and the margin is greater.
13. Ladder Positions: will be decided on competition points received from game results. If teams are on equal competition points, ladder positions shall be determined as follows:
a. Where two (2) team have equal competition points
i. The team winning the game between the two (2) teams shall be placed higher. First on game results then if still even on goal difference in those games between the two teams. ii. If the game between the two (2) teams resulted in a tie, a further classification shall be established based on their results against the other teams in order of their ranking, first based upon goal difference, and next based upon goals scored. The comparison shall be made first compared to the highest team and then if still ties to the next highest team and so on. iii. If they are still tied, each team shooting five (5) penalty shots at is opponents goal in alternate succession shall resolve the tie. The Penalty Shootout shall be conducted following the final game of that round or at the first practical opportunity. iv. Goal difference shall be used for the purposes of deciding positions where team have not played each other during the tournament.
COMPETITION RULES
b. In circumstances where three (3) or more teams are on equal points, refer to WPNSW Competition Rule 20.3b for further classification. For clarity, this rule ONLY applies to determine the 1st placed team in the grouping with positions of other teams to be determined by application of above rule 18.a
c. If there is more than one tie within a pool/group, the highest placed tie shall be determined first.
14. Penalty Shootout: Each team shall nominate five (5) players who finished the game. Penalty shots taken at opponents’ goal in alternate succession, per team, by each nominated player. If a tie exists after all players have taken a shot, each team shall take alternate shots until one (1) team scores and the other team misses. The team shooting order shall be maintained.
15. Player Awards: to be determined by selectors, with the Tournament Team, Most Valuable Player (MVP) and Think.Act.Play Sportsmanship team award being acknowledged at the conclusion of the tournament.
16. Judiciary Incidents: Tournament Director shall decide on any suspensions deemed necessary and convene a Judiciary Panel to hear any appeals. Judiciary provisions of WPNSW Rules shall be used as guidance to determine suspensions and working of the Judiciary. a. Reports: a report on the appropriate form must be completed immediately after the conclusion of the game for persons receiving a red card for exclusion of the remainder of the game OR any persons reported for inappropriate behaviour. The report is to be provided to the Tournament Director as soon as practical after completion. The person charged shall make themselves known to the Tournament Director within 30 minutes of the relevant game or incident to confirm the charge and associated penalty. b. All reports may be provided to the relevant controlling body of the Sport associated with the applicable person at the discretion of the Tournament Director or upon request. c. No person can participate in any game unless the charge and penalty has been accepted (or appeal lodged). d. Penalties are applied to the Tournament. No person can participate in any game while a penalty is current. e. The Tournament Director, in consultation with the person reporting, shall determine the grading of charges. f. The Tournament Director shall have discretion to apply part of or additional penalties as ‘suspended’ over time. g. Penalties for Violence or Brutality Charges which are not able to be served fully during the tournament/event shall be reported to the relevant controlling body of the Sport with the recommendation for the remaining penalty to be served in the relevant local competition. Alternatively, the Tournament Director can determine that the remaining penalty to be carried over to future tournaments/events under the control of WPNSW. h. The Tournament Director may review, at his sole discretion, any video footage available to rule upon any charge. i. Automatic penalties as listed below shall apply to following games of a tournament or the event. For every 100 points accumulated during the tournament/event shall result in the offender serving a one (1) game suspension.
Charge Grading Points Grade 1 50 points Disrespect / Disobedience Grade 2 100 points Grade 1 100 points Violence Grade 2 200 points at the discretion of the Event Director Brutality No Grading (300 points + ‘suspended’ 100 points + report provided to relevant controlling body) Assault of Official No Grading 1 year ‘Bringing the Game into No Grading at the discretion of the Event Director Disrepute’ ‘Think. Act. Play’ Breach No Grading at the discretion of the Event Director Team Official Red Card No Grading 100 points
COMPETITION RULES
17. Protests/Appeals: • Notification of all protests and/or appeals must be in writing to the Tournament Director along with a non- refundable fee of $50, within one (1) hour of offender being notified of the charge and automatic penalty. The Tournament Director shall provide the charged person or party protesting with copies of all reports on hand within 30 minutes of notification being lodged. • The party protesting/appealing shall be provided no less than 1 hour to prepare a defence or protest which is to be submitted in person or in written form • The Tournament Director may request additional reports from any party • The Tournament Director shall hear and determine the decision at his discretion as soon as practicable. • When making a determination the Tournament Director shall consider the best interests of the tournament. • The Tournament Director may convene a Judiciary/Disciplinary Panel to assist in making a determination.
18. Infringement Penalties/Fines: Clubs not fulfilling obligations in accordance with the rules or as instructed by the Tournament Director shall have a fine of $100 applied per incident.
19. “Think. Act. Play.” Principles – all participants are to be aware of the “Think. Act. Play” principles as detailed in the Event Program or displayed on the WPNSW website.
20. Member Protection Policy – WPNSW policy shall apply during the Event.
21. Behaviours: the following behaviours during games shall be adhered to with Referees providing initial warning followed by yellow & red cards as applicable if instructions not followed. Coaches are directly responsible for the behaviour of persons on the team bench • The coach can speak and pass instructions to their team, but shall not shout continually or provide commentary throughout the game. • Coach of the defending team shall remain seated while attacking team coach may stand and move to the (5) metre line. • Coaches are responsible for the behaviour of team officials and players on the bench plus any identified team spectators. • Coaches are not allowed to make gestures or comment (either deliberate or sarcastically) reflecting on or referring to the standard of refereeing during the game. • All players and authorised persons (manager and assistant coach) other than the coach must remained seated on the team bench at all times during the game other than when in the field of play. • All persons on the team bench shall not verbally intervene or make any comments or gestures towards the referee. • All athletes and team officials must abide by the restricted areas of the pool deck. • Spectators are not allowed on pool deck. • All Coaches, Players, Team Officials and Spectators shall adhere to the Codes of Conduct published in the Event Program or as displayed on the WPNSW website.
22. Other Rules: all other WPNSW and FINAL rules apply. Any inconsistencies between rules, the tournament rules shall prevail followed by WPNSW Rules.
RISK MANAGEMENT
Water Polo NSW (WPNSW) encourages the reporting of any incident (ie: injuries, health and safety, behavioural) by any persons during the 2017 Sydney Youth Festival.
Any persons can make a confidential report in person to the Event Director or Tournament Director. Alternatively, reporting forms will be available at the Officials Table at each field of play.
Tournament Director
Investigation/ Incident Resolution
Event Director
TOURNAMENT MERCHANDISE
Agonswim Australia swimwear have designed new tournament costumes for our upcoming State Championships and will be available for purchase at Bathurst!
Boys Euro Briefs will be $55.00. There will also be other brief available for $45 & Boys Jammers for $55.
These will sell out quick so first in best dressed!
WATER POLO NSW LIFE MEMBERS
1936 H. Grose 1979 W. Berge Phillips 1990 L.J. Kay 1939 C.E. Chapman 1980 F.L.Falson 1991 K.F.Connor 1950 H. Doener 1980 R. L Smee 1992 P.H. Kerr 1963 H.K. Porter 1983 J. Thornett 1992 A.P. Kerr 1963 A.P. Hart 1985 D.F. Hamill 1998 G. Wulf 1971 R.Y Traynor 1985 D.M Woods 1999 D.J. Marks 1978 G.R. Woods 1986 P.G. Montgomery 2012 D. Henricks 1978 V.J. Chalwin 1989 W.R. Jones 2012 B. Falson 1979 M.W. Gooley 1989 G. Winterton 2014 P. Waterman
WATER POLO NSW HALL OF CHAMPIONS
John Thornett Cathy Parkes (née Turner) Charles Turner Peter Montgomery Andrew Kerr Hermie Doener Dick Thornett David Woods Chris Wybrow Roger Cornforth
WATER POLO NSW PRESIDENT’S LIST
1929/30 H. Shaw 1963/64 - 65/66 G.R. Woods
1930/31 - 32/33 J.C. Dempsey 1966/67 - 68/69 H.J. Bund
1933/34 - 35/36 H. Grose 1969/70 - 76/77 V.J. Chalwin
1936/37 J. Dreelin 1977/78 - 82/83 G.R. Woods
1937/38 - 39/40 C.E. Chapman 1983/84 - 87/88 W.P. Jones
1940/41 - 42/43 M. Campbell 1988/89 - 95/96 P.H. Kerr
1943/44 - 54/55 H.K. Porter 1996/97 - 07/08 D.M. Woods
1955/56 - 59/60 A.P. Hart 2008/09 - 09/10 D.J. Marks
1960/61 - 62/62 F. Lamb 2010/11 - 12/13 D. Henricks
2013/14 - Current N. Hodgers
MEDICAL CENTRE INFORMATION
HOSPITALS MEDICAL CENTRES Bathurst Base Hospital Russell Street Medical Centre 361 Howick St, West Bathurst 116 Russell St, Bathurst 02 6330 5311 02 6331 2266 Bathurst Private Hospital Loxley House Family Practice 51 Gormans Hill Rd, Gormans Hill 46 Keppel St, Bathurst 02 6331 7766 02 6331 7077
WATER POLO AUSTRALIA CONCUSSION POLICY
Concussion is a well-recognised injury that may affect athletes involved in collision and contact sports. It is important that players, parents, coaches and other officials are aware of this condition. They should be on the look-out for symptoms and signs that could indicate concussion; and be practised in the way it should be managed.
RECOGNISE Concussion must be suspected or recognised if a player has any of the following signs, symptoms or fails to answer any of the memory questions after a head or body collision.
SIGNS SYMPTOMS MEMORY (WHAT YOU MAY SEE) (PLAYER MAY REPORT) (QUESTIONS TO ASK) • Loss of consciousness • Headache • “What venue are we at • Dazed, blank or vacant look • Dizziness today?” • Slow to get up / Unsteady on • Mental clouding, confusion, • “What is the score”? feet /balance problems or feeling slowed down • “Which half is it now?” Confused / Not aware of • Visual problems • “Who scored last in this plays or events • Nausea or vomiting game?” • Grabbing / clutching of head • Fatigue • “What team did you play last • Seizure (fits) • Drowsiness / feeling like “in a week / game?” • More emotional / irritable fog” • “Did your team win the last • Difficulty concentrating game?” • “Pressure in head” • Sensitivity to light or noise
RECOGNISE AND REMOVE IF IN DOUBT, SIT THEM OUT
SUPPORTING NICK DEMPSEY
Nick Dempsey, a representative water polo player from the Ovens & Murray region, suffered a broken neck last year.
After having surgey to repair his vertabrae, Nick has commenced the long road to recovery and is showing good signs consdering the seriousness of his injury.
While he has only minor movement, he is now able to breathe on his own, talk and eat in only a realitvely short time after his accident
Nick toured with the Australian junior teams in 2014 to the Under U18 World Champiosnhips in Turkey and has also played First Grade for Sydney University, National Leauge for the Hunter Hurricanes, and current is a current Firt Grade player for the Albury Tigers.
Nick Dempsey had been nominated for the Young Achiever of the Year award multiple times and is well-known for his abilities on the Border and interstate.
To keep up to date with Nick and his journey to recovery visit www.nicksjourney.org go to the What’s On page to see how you can help support Nick.
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