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East Coast Bays Association Football Club Inc. Club EAST COAST BAYS ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CLUB INC. CLUB HANDBOOK Our Mission Statement “Promoting Football for Success & Enjoyment” January 2017 I N D E X Page 1. Control Board (Phone Numbers and Addresses) 3 2. Club Officials and Websites 3 3. 2016 Review 4/5 4. Background of Club 6 5. Objectives 6 6. Times of Play 8 7. Season Dates 9 8. Football Clinics 10 9. Club Rules 10 10. Club Uniform 11 11. Training Facilities 11 12. Club Facilities and Gear 11 13. Car Parking 12 14. Registration 12 15. Fees 12 16. Code of Conduct for Coaches/Managers/Spectators and Players13/14/15 17. Library 16 18. Sponsorship 16 19. Bar and Food Facilities – Hours of Service 16 20. Lost Property 16 21. Hireage of Clubrooms 17 22. Grounds Update 17 23. Map of Clubrooms Showing Field Placings and Facilities 17 - 2 - CONTROL BOARD EMAILS AND MOBILES Steve Buckley (Sue) 021 653 009 [email protected] President First Team Manager Alan Gisby (Marie) 0274 726 925 [email protected] Vice President First Team Manager R. & M. Duane Sommerville (Lisa) 027 551 3933 [email protected] Finance Marie Gisby (Alan) 027 270 9180 [email protected] Secretary/Treasurer Andrew Poore (Tonia) 0274 737 229 [email protected] Marketing/Fundraising Russell Fisher 027 505 7481 Russell [email protected] Communication Colin Downs 021 880 422 [email protected] R & M (Cathryn) CLUB OFFICIALS Joanne Messenger 021 253 0848 [email protected] Club Captain David Mulligan 021 874 611 [email protected] Premier Coach Rod Grove 027 224 7554 [email protected] Premier Technical Director WEBSITES - SENIOR PRIZEGIVING - AGM East Coast Bays AFC ecbafc.co.nz Northern Football Federation nff.org.nz Senior Prizegiving Saturday 23rd September 2017 Club AGM Wednesday 13th December 2017 - 3 - PERFORMANCE 2016 was a rebuilding year for the club’s Premiers. As Willy Gerdsen turned his focus to the Canterbury Premiership, this left the coaching of the Premiers in the capable hands of Matt Pitts and Rod Grove. The team put in some good performances and held their own with top of the table teams. Dylan Stansfield narrowly missed out on Golden Boot for the NRFL Premier League but was a deserved Player of the Year and Golden Boot for the team. Michael Kolston was Young Player of the Year and Players Player. Some players moved onto the Summer Premiership Teams, Dylan Stansfield to Waitakere, Judd Baker to Hamilton Wanderers, Michael Kolston and Michael Williams to Waitakere Youth; Lewis Tiller to Hawkes Bay and Codey Rickard to Auckland City Youth. The Development Team, coached by Hyun Roh, was a creditable 5th and continues to be a team which acts as a catalyst for the promotion of the club youth to senior football. New Zealand Football is now entering Stage 2 of the NZF National Competitions review and are calling for feedback to their Consultation Document by 9 December 2016. Out of the Senior teams, ECB Olla won Division 6 Cup and Cosmos won the Over 35s Division 1 League. The junior teams performed well with the Under 17s, coached by Sam Coley and Jeoff Healey, winning their league for the third year in a row. Tel Sheehey’s 15th Metro team received the Albany Wairau Cup for being the top finishing Northern Federation Team. ECB Fisher won the 17th Division 2 Cup. Jassen Elliott’s Development Team were successful in winning the NFF 13th Division 1 League, earning themselves a place in the 14th Conference League for 2017. J. Daw’s team was successful in winning the local 13th Division 1 League and was promoted to the 13th Conference League winning this league as well. This is a notable achievement as all the players are playing one or two years above their age group. In addition to this these particular players and other players from the club made up the majority of the Northcross Intermediate team who won the Aims national intermediate schools tournament. ECB Evans won the 12th Division 2 Cup and ECB Manolas won the 12th Division 4 Cup. No tables are kept for the 9th and 10th Grades. All the top teams participated in local and regional tournaments, the U17s and U13s won the Northland Tournament; the 11th Grade won the Auckland Suburbs Cup; the U10s won the Manurewa Championship; the U9s won the Mangere Championship. Many players were honoured with places in the Northern Football Federation and New Zealand Football Representative training squads. Of note here is the development of Anna Leat who was selected for the New Zealand Under 17 wider squad for the Oceania Qualifiers in January 2016 in Raratonga; the China tour in July 2016 versus Japan, China and Canada and, as the starting goalkeeper, for the New Zealand U17 team in the Fifa U17 World Cup in September 2016. Anna was also selected for the - 4 - Ferns squad to play for the New Zealand Invitational Team in February when Papua New Guinea pulled out of the Olympic qualifiers. Anna is currently training with the Football Ferns and is also the starting goalkeeper for the Northern Football Federation team in the National Women’s League. Northern Football Federation undertook a Strategic Plan review and agreed to refocus some of their activities. East Coast Bays were appointed by New Zealand Football to host one of the Skills Centres normally run by Northern Football Federation. This commenced in October and a total of 90 players are attending these Skills Centres. Midget Camps and Summer Camps for the U14/U15 and U17 commenced in November and ran for a 6 week duration. New Zealand Football rolled out the new Youth framework which provides an overview of the youth section of New Zealand Football’s Whole of Football Plan. It offers guidance around training and match day based on world’s best practice for both football and futsal. The ultimate goal of the Youth Framework is to provide youth boys and girls age 13 – 19 with a quality experience tailored to meet their needs in order to encourage them to play for a longer period. - 5 - BACKGROUND OF CLUB East Coast Bays Soccer Club is one of the largest soccer clubs in New Zealand with a membership of 1228 members, plus many supporters. It is the club’s policy to give every player, regardless of gender. culture and age, the chance to develop their football skills using the best possible facilities. Last year we fielded 15 Senior men’s Teams, 1 Senior ladies Teams and 83 Junior Teams (including midgets). A further breakdown of age groups is as follows: 1 Ladies Teams 3 Under 17 Teams (1 Girls) 1 Under 16 Team 1 Premier Team 3 Under 15 Teams 1 Premier Development Team 5 Under 14 Teams (2 Girls) 2 Northern Federation Division 1 Team 5 Under 13 Teams 1 Northern Federation Division 2 Team 6 Under 12 Teams (1 Girls) 1 Northern Federation Division 3 Team 7 Under 11 Teams (1 Girls) 1 Northern Federation Division 4 Team 9 Under 10 Teams (1 Girls) 1 Northern Federation Division 5 Team 8 Under 9 Teams (1 Girls) 5 Northern Federation Over 35’s Teams 2 Northern Federation Over 45’s Teams 18 Midget Squads (36 Teams) 907 Between the age of 0 and 19 (106 women) 103 Between the age of 20 and 29 (5 women) 40 Between the age of 30 and 34 (2 women) 178 Between the age of 35 and 67 (15 women) OBJECTIVES Our Mission Statement To promote football for success and enjoyment Our Vision To develop playing and financial strength through the involvement of all members. Our Values That our premier side should compete at the highest possible level That players of all ages and abilities be welcomed and provided for That the interests of all our club members and supporters matter That the Club exists for members, their families and the community That participation in administration and coaching is a valuable contribution - 6 - We encourage all our club members (young and old) to come along and support our Senior Team every fortnight when they play at our club grounds. The children get to see where they could be when they reach the same age. Excellent food and bar facilities are available to all members and their families. Two of our main objectives are: 1. To continue to improve our emphasis on youth development within the community. We closely liaise with local schools, providing coaches, training courses, resources and a venue for School Teams 2. Continued development of the home grounds and clubrooms into an all year round community complex. We are constantly in touch with the East Coast Bays Leisure Centre so that together we can accommodate all community groups. We also have Summer Football from November until March in the off season and Cricket and La Crosse from September until the end of March. In order to achieve our first objective we have put in place a number of innovations, which include: Coaching courses for Junior Coaches . Referees courses are also available for those interested. These courses are subsidised by the club. We would like all our coaches to undertake an introductory coaching course if they do not possess any formal qualifications. School holiday football sessions with full time coaching, videos, etc run by qualified coaches Encouragement for junior players and parents to become involved with the Premier Team, through barbecues, half-time midget games, ball boy systems and coaching clinics Establishing a system where players are promoted through the grades up to premier level according to ability Regular additional evening coaching and development sessions.
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