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Lindfield Fc LINDFIELD FC What is Kanga Cup? Kanga Cup is the largest International Youth Football Tournament in the Southern Hemisphere. Held annually each July in Canberra and is a week-long event. When is Kanga Cup? Kanga Cup 2021 will be held 4th to the 9th July. Teams generally arrive on the Sunday afternoon and leave on the Friday. Who can enter? Any team from U9’s to U18’s can enter if they are affiliated with the FFA. Because of the high standard in the competition, LFC promote the cup to SAP, SUPER LEAGUE and DIAMOND LEAGUE teams only. However, social teams can attend There are three levels of competition at Kanga. Due to the historically low number of entries in certain age groups, not all levels categories will be offered to every age group. Teams have to nominate into an appropriate level of competition for the age group. • Cup Competition – Strong SL/DL/SAP A teams that can compete with rep sides • Plate Competition – Other SL/DL/SAP A teams • Shield Competition – Bs teams and other social teams How much is it? Payment can either be made at time of registration in full, or team members can make payments online for their component of the fees. The Team Manager can see who has paid, and who hasn’t. Parents are responsible for playing the entry cost. LINDFIELD FC Coaching Costs The club will try and provide a club coach for SAP/SL/DL and Dev squads that attend. We are asking the coaches to take a week out from their normal life so this is not always possible. Where the regular coach cannot attend, we will try and find some coach coverage for the team either by sharing a coach or finding an alternate. The club will fund accommodation, travel and provide a daily payment for the coaches (to cover expenses and match time). Parents are free to provide a thankyou gift, pay for a dinner for the coach in addition if they choose. This cost of the coach will be invoiced to the team as part of the final coaching invoice. The cost will be approx. $100-150 per player. How do we sign up? 1. Managers of SAP, Super League and Diamond League will ask their teams who would like to attend so they can confirm numbers and see how many teams can be formed 2. Managers will update Age Coordinators so that LFC can keep the attending teams updated, complete paperwork from the LFC end and also allocate coaches where possible. 3. Managers then register their teams – this will be available from mid April on the Kanga Cup website https://kangacup.com 4. May 21: Team registrations close & deposits due Further information on the Kanga Cup can be found in this PDF https://kangacup.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/20210323-MKT-2021-Kanga-Cup-Information- Guide-2.pdf Thoughts on Kanga Cup from Jann Laforest (previous attendee) The Kanga Cup is an awesome event held during the July holidays with 5 days of great football. It is well organised and well worth the drive to Canberra. It has a balanced program of games and leisure time. The trip is not only fun for the players, Parents and siblings can visit Canberra’s many activities on offer. Teams can be made up of players from different LFC teams and any registered players from other club (up to 3 players only from another club, no limit for merged LFC teams) e.g. a combo team of A and B players with a goalie playing 2 years up. LINDFIELD FC Opening Ceremony – is at the AIS Track, Bruce Every year there is an Opening ceremony. This happens on the Sunday afternoon before the games commence. If your team would like to be part of this ceremony, you will need to register your interest. It is a good time to collect any pre ordered merchandise and the Kit Bag. Kit Bag Collection Nominate one person to collect the Kit bag at the end of the Opening Ceremony. If for some reason it cannot be collected, you will need to organise an alternate pick up with the organisers. Game Days ● Shirts – take Blue and White shirts to all games in case of clashes with the opposing team ● Thermals – recommended. Colours can only be Black, White, Skin colour or Navy blue. Spectators Games can we watched in semi warm sunshine under blue skies or cold freezing wind and rain. So pack lots of warm clothing and layers Games Can be in any of the Canberra suburbs (including Queanbeyan). Traffic is never an issue, so it does not matter where you stay. Your location will be the same for the whole week Pool Matches and Finals Teams will have 1 or 2 matches per day scheduled for Monday to Thursday. If your team makes it to the final then these are held on the Friday morning End of Comp Ask the players to vote for a “Player of the Comp” and present them with the Kanga Kit bag Other Activities As there is only 1 or 2 matches per day teams can organise other activities for the boys/girls to keep them occupied. Top 10 Canberra Must Dos | VisitCanberra The Top 10 Things to Do in Canberra with Kids - Family Friendly Activities in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | Tripadvisor 64 things to do in Canberra with kids - Holidays With Kids LINDFIELD FC McDonald's Kanga Cup contact: Email BUSINESS ADDRESS: Unit 2/3 Football House, Phipps Close, Deakin, ACT, 2600 02 6189 2222 MAILING ADDRESS: PO Box 50, Curtin, ACT, 2605 Kanga Cup FAQ's Accommodation Suggestions - recommend to book early! ANU student accommodation at the university. Burbury Hotel: LFC families have stayed here. It is a hotel with apartment style accommodation incl washing machine & small kitchen for self-catering. There is a reasonably priced restaurant across the road that could cater for groups. Canberra Park: Relatively new group accommodation facility with bunk style rooms (max 4 people per room, with a shower, basin & toilet in each room). Fully catered - includes breakfast, lunch and dinner each day. No cooking facilities More accommodation options on the “Kanga Website” Dinner Options that have catered for larger groups: These need to be booked well in advance. You can confirm exact numbers closer to the event. 1. Fellows Bar & Café, ANU, 1 Balmain Cres, Acton. Lindfield teams usually coordinate one night here or at the EastLake Football Club 2. Ostani Lounge, Bar & Restaurant, Hotel Realm, 18 National Circuit, Barton 3. Ainslie Football Club 4. The Tradies Organise a team dinner for one of the nights (in addition to the LFC event that is usually organised). This annual road trip is highly recommended. The players come back strong, fit and ready to finish the season off on a strong note. Warning – if you go once you will want to go back every year! .
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