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Rebel Óg Coaching Monster Blitz Programme 2016 Monster Blitz Finales Rebel Óg Coaching Monster Blitz Programme 2016 Date Age / Code Venue / GDA Contact Code Medals presented by Cork Players U10 Football St Vincents SC, Coachford POB, Dromtarriffe PS, Bandon CC, Dunmanway JMC, Aghada SS, Ballyhooly NC 1. Sat, March 19th Rebel Óg Coaching are delighted to U9 Football Fermoy, Belgooly, Carrigtwohill Saturday, October 8th U7,U8 & U9 Football 2. Sat, April 2nd U8 Football Nemo Rangers SC, Ovens POB, Millstreet PS, Ballyhooly NC, Skibbereen JMC, Clonakilty CC, Killeagh SS launch our Annual Monster Blitz U10 Hurling Whitechurch SC, Ballygarvan POB, Banteer PS, Fermoy NC, Enniskeane JMC, Carrigtwohill SS th Program for 2016. 3. Sat, April 9th Saturday, October 15 U7,U8 & U9 Hurling U9 Hurling Ballinhassig, St Finbarrs, Castlemartyr th Each club is invited to attend blitzes 4. Sat, April 16 U8 Hurling Bishopstown POB, Na Piarsaigh SC, Ballyhea NC, Dromtarriff PS, Kilmeen CC, Youghal SS U10 Football Glanmire SC, Carrigaline POB, Knocknagree PS, Doneraile NC, Skibbereen JMC, Clonakilty CC at their respective age group from U7- 5. Sat, April 23rd U9 Football Kilmurry, Erins Own, Grenagh U10. 6. Sat May 7th U8 Football Mallow NC, Aghada SS, Inniscarra SC, Passage POB, Bandon CC, Dunmanway JMC U10 Hurling Blackrock POB, Glen Rovers SC, Bandon CC, Macroom JMC, Mallow PS, Carrigtwohill SS Each team has the option of seven 7. Sat, May 14th ENTRIES BY ONLINE BEFORE 6PM U9 Hurling Blarney, Innishannon, Whitechurch blitzes in each code and we will be 8. Sat, May 21st U8 Hurling St Finbarrs POB, Banteer PS, Shanballymore NC, Inniscarra SC, Enniskeane CC, Killeagh SS WEDNESDAY hosting almost 300 blitzes in venues U10 Football Castlehaven JMC, Newcestown CC, Ballygarvan POB, Nemo Rangers SS, Knocknagree KOC, Fermoy SC, all over the county between March 9. Sat, May 28th U9 Football Glanmire, Ballincollig, Clonakilty. and October. 10. Sat, June 11th U8 Football Mallow PS, Youghal SS, St Michaels KOC, St Vincents SC, Coachford POB, Clonakilty JMC U10 Hurling Meelin PS, Fermoy NC, Carrigtwohill SS, Ovens CC, Enniskeane JMC, Minane Bridge POB. Blitzes can have anything from 100 to 11. Sat, June 18th U9 Hurling Blackrock, Bandon, Castlelyons. 400 children participating on a weekly 12. Sat, June 25th U8 Hurling Newtownshandrum NC, Ballynoe SS, Blackrock POB, Na Piarsaigh SC, Ballinascarthy JMC, Cloughduv CC basis, with up to 300 teams U7 Football St Michael’s POB, Clonakilty CC, Mallow NC, Killeagh SC 13. Sat, July 2th representing clubs every week. U9 Football Inniscarra, Cobh, Grenagh 14. Sat, July 9th U8 Football Whitechurch SC, Carrigaline POB, Macroom CC, Newmarket PS, Shanballymore NC, Dunmanway JMC, Aghada SS There will be 6/7 venues hosting a th U7 Hurling St Finbarr’s POB, Innishannon CC, Ballyhea PS, Kilmeen JMC, Carrigtwohill SS, Coachford NC blitz every week. 15. Sat, July 16 U9 Hurling Donoughmore, Sarsfields, Ballinhassig. 16. Sat, July 23rd U8 Hurling Na Piarsaigh SC, Ballinhassig CC, Banteer PS, Fermoy NC, Enniskeane JMC, Killeagh SS GDA CONTACTS Up to 10,000 children participate in U7 Football Inniscarra POB, Millstreet PS, Kildorrery NC, Bandon CC, Dunmanway JMC, Aghada SC 17. Sat, August 13th the Blitzes on a monthly basis. U9 Football Kinsale, Bishopstown, Carrigtwohill CODE CONTACT PH EMAIL 18. Sat, August 20th U8 Football St Vincents SC, Belgooly POB, Newcestown CC, Knocknagree PS, Ballyhooly NC, Clonakilty JMC, Killeagh SS https://twitter.com/CorkGAACoaching POB Paudie O'Brien 086-7725411 [email protected] U7 Hurling Nemo Rangers KOC, Clonakilty JMC, Kanturk PS, Killeagh SS 19. Sat, August 27th NC Noel Crowley 086-8375061 [email protected] U9 Hurling Fermoy, Castlemartyr, Riverstick. 20. Sat, Sept 3rd U8 Hurling Glen Rovers SC, Minane Bridge POB, Cloughduv NC, Ballyhea PS, Kilmeen JMC, Carrigtwohill SS JMC James McCarthy 087-7799531 [email protected] U7 Hurling Blackrock SS, Innishannon CC, Cloughduv POB, Meelin PS, Kilmeen JMC, Castlemartyr SC. 21. Sat, Sept 10th SC Sean Crowley 086-0548533 [email protected] U9 Hurling Ballincollig, Mallow, Mayfield CC Colm Crowley 086-3687799 [email protected] “Give Respect, 22. Sat, Sept 17th U8 Football St Finbarr’s SC, Macroom KOC, Buttevant PS, Ballinascarthy CC, St Colms JMC, Aghada SS U7 Football Nemo Rangers POB, Kilmurry KOC, Charleville PS, Skibbereen JMC, Innishannon CC, Killeagh SS SS Shane Supple 087-4327261 [email protected] 23. Sat, Sept 24th Get Respect” U9 Football Macroom, St Vincents, Bandon PS Pat Spratt 086-8922800 [email protected] st 24. Sat, Oct 1 U8 Hurling Na Piarsaigh SC, Banteer PS, Fermoy NC, Bishopstown POB, Enniskeane CC, Killeagh SS Football Rules Hurling Rules U8/U7 U9 U10 U8/U7 U9 U10 o First Touch Football only o Quick Touch Football only o Quick Touch Football only o Quick Touch Sliotar only o Quick Touch Sliotar only o Quick Touch Sliotar only o 7 a side o 9 a side o 9 a side o 7 a side o 9 a side o 9 a side o One hop, one solo. o One hop, one solo. o One hop, one solo. o Ground Hurling only o No solo allowed o Normal rules o Keeper takes Kick Out o Keeper takes Kick Out o Keeper takes Kick Out o Keeper can take puck out from o Frees taken as normal o Solo for 4 steps only allowed o Player fouled takes free o Player fouled takes free o Player fouled takes free hand, may not lift in open play. o Player fouled to take free o Frees taken as normal o Player closest to sideline to take o Player closest to sideline to take o Player closest to sideline to take o 45/Frees struck on ground only o Keeper to take puck outs o Player fouled to take free o Domination rules in effect o Domination rules in effect o Domination rules in effect o Player fouled to take free o Domination rules in effect o Keeper to take puck outs o Domination rules in effect o 2nd game to be Ground Hurling o Domination rules in effect Skill Point: Score with non-dominant Foot Skill Point: Block Down Skill Point: Overhead Catch Skill Point: Score from non-dominant side Skill Point: Overhead Bat Down Skill Point: Overhead Catch .
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