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Derbyshire Schools Sports Association Derbyshire Hockey Association Boys and Girls Junior sections 2011‐ 2012 Working with Derbyshire Schools Sports Association U21 ‐ U19 – U17 – U15 – U14 – U13 Age Groups PLEASE NOTE AGE REGULATIONS FOR TRIALISTS IN ALL AGE GROUPS (SEE TRIAL PAGES) DERBYSHIRE YOUTH HOCKEY PROGRAMME 2011-2012 DERBYSHIRE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION BOYS AND GIRLS JUNIOR SECTIONS 2011-12 The new England Hockey Board Single System for player development has been in place for 2 years. Initial results are very encouraging but it is a system that is still developing and we would welcome any feedback from coaches, teachers, parents or players. There will be four Junior Development Centres (JDCs) within the county to which all hockey players are invited. These will be held at Repton/Foremark School, Anthony Gell School, Wirksworth, Buxton Community School and Sinfin Community School. Dates and times are in the booklet, except for Sinfin Community School which are to be confirmed. The Centres will be led by Level 2 coaches and are the first rung on the ladder of the player pathway. The emphasis for the JDCs is skill development and players will have the opportunity to practise their skills in competition with neighbouring JDCs. Players will be assessed and possibly selected for progression to Junior Academy Centres (JACs). These will run after Christmas. The JACs replace the County teams and will compete with JACs from other Counties. Those players not progressing to JACs will be encouraged to continue with school and club hockey and will be provided with information on local activity until the JDCs begin again the following season. It is important that all junior players attend a JDC to progress through the system. There is no direct entry to the JACs unless a player is returning from a higher level. There is also no entry to JRPC without first attending the JAC. Junior players wishing to attend a JDC should choose the one closest and most convenient for them and complete the registration form (attached as a separate document). If the dates for a local JDC aren’t convenient players are free to travel to another centre for their coaching either within Derbyshire or in a neighbouring County/Region. Please note that due to numbers all U16 & U17 Boys and Girls will attend the JDC at Wirksworth. There will also be School competitions at U11, U13, U14, U16 and U18. More information is provided later in the booklet. All schools and clubs wishing to participate in competitions must complete the affiliation form enclosed at the back of this booklet to ensure that the organisers have up to date information and contact details. JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT CENTRES JDC – Anthony Gell DATE AGE GROUP JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT CENTRES TIME Tue 30 JDC U13 Girls Anthony Gell 9.30 – 4.00 Aug (1999) Tue 30 JDC U13 Boys Anthony Gell 9.30 – 4.00 Aug (1999) Wed JDC U14 Girls 31st Anthony Gell 9.30 – 4.00 (1998) Aug Wed JDC U14 Boys 31st Anthony Gell 9.30 – 4.00 (1998) Aug Thur JDC U15 Girls Anthony Gell 9.30 – 4.00 1 Sept (1997) Thur 1 JDC U15 Boys Anthony Gell 9.30 – 4.00 Sept (1997) Fri 2 U16/U17 Girls Anthony Gell 9.30 – 4.00 Sept (1996/1995) Fri 2 U16/U17 Boys Anthony Gell 9.30 – 4.00 Sept (1996/1995) Sun 25 U13 Girls & Boys Anthony Gell 9.30- 11.00 Sept (1999) Sun 25 U14 Girls & Boys 11.00- Anthony Gell Sept (1998) 12.30 Sun 25 U15 Girls & Boys Anthony Gell 1.00- 2.30 Sept (1997) U16/U17 Girls & Sun 25 Boys Anthony Gell 2.30-4.00 Sept (1996/1995) JDC – Repton/Foremark DATE AGE GROUP JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT CENTRE TIME U13 Girls & Repton School TBC 9.30-12.30 Boys (1999) Sunday 28th Aug U14/ U15 13.00- Girls & Boys Repton School TBC 16.00 (1998/1997) U13 Girls & Repton School TBC 9.30-12.30 Boys (1999) Sunday U14/ U15 4th Sept 13.00- Girls & Boys Repton School TBC 16.00 (1998/1997) U14/ U15 Wednesday 18.00- Girls & Boys Repton School TBC 7th Sept 21.00 (1998/1997) Sunday U13 Girls & 9.30- Repton School TBC 11th Sept Boys (1999) 12.30 U14/ U15 Wednesday 18.00- Girls & Boys Repton School TBC 14th Sept 21.00 (1998/1997) Sunday U13 Girls & 9.30- 18th Repton School TBC Boys (1999) 12.30 September JDC- Buxton Community School- DATE AGE GROUP JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT CENTRES TIME Sun 11th JDC U13 Boys 9.30 – Buxton Community School Sept (1999) 12.30pm Sun 18th JDC U13 Boys 9.30 – Buxton Community School Sept (1999) 12.30pm Sun 25 JDC U13 Boys 9.30 – Buxton Community School Sept (1999) 12.30pm JDC- Sinfin Community School- Dates TBC Contact: Chris Glover- 07717347767 Email: [email protected] FAQs Which Centre Should I attend? Please attend the Centre that is closest or most convenient for you. However, as the first coaching in Wirksworth will be a whole day delivery players from the South of the county may want to consider attending. Which age group should I attend? U11 are those children born in 2001 or after, U13 born 1999, U14 born 1998, U15 born 1997, U16 born 1996 and U17 born 1995. What do I need to bring with me? You need to bring the Registration form and payment for each session. A full day will be £15. The 3 hr sessions will be £7.50 You will also need a hockey stick, shin pads, a gum shield and a drink. If attending one of the whole day sessions a packed lunch will be needed. Remember to put in a waterproof and change of clothes if it looks like rain or sun block if it is going to be a sunny day! Derbyshire Junior Academy Provisional Dates 2012 Please find the proposed dates for the Junior Academy Centres (JAC), which will be held at various venues throughout the County. Further details will be published before Christmas. Some players will be moved into the Academy after assessment at the Junior Development Centres (JDC). Some of the dates listed will be competition with other JACs within the Region. Please note that these dates also INCLUDE the competition dates as well as training and preparation sessions. U13 JAC U14 JAC U15 JAC U16 JAC U17 JAC Sun 8th Jan Sun 8th Jan Sun 8th Jan Sun 8th Jan Sun 8th Jan Sun 29th Jan Sun 29th Jan Sun 29th Jan Sun 29th Jan Sun 29th Jan Sun 5th Feb Sun 5th Feb Sun 5th Feb Sun 5th Feb Sun 5th Feb Sun 12th Feb Sun 12th Feb Sun 12th Feb Sun 12th Feb Sun 12th Feb Sun 19th Feb Sun 19th Feb Sun 19th Feb Sun 19th Feb Sun 19th Feb Sun 26th Feb Sun 26th Feb Sun 26th Feb Sun 26th Feb Sun 26th Feb Sun 4th Sun 4th Sun 4th March Sun 4th March Sun 4th March March March Sun 11th Sun 11th Sun 11th March March March Sun 18th Sun 18th Sun 18th March March March Sun 15th Sun 15th April Sun 15th April April Sun 22nd Sun 22nd Sun 22nd April Sun 22nd April Sun 22nd April April April Sun 29th Sun 29th Sun 29th April Sun 29th April Sun 29th April April April Sun 13th Sun 13th May Sun 13th May May Parental Guidelines • Do not force an unwilling young player to participate • Encourage your child to learn the rules and play within them • Set a good example by recognising fair play and applauding good performances of all • Never shout or belittle your child for poor performance • Publicly accept coaches and umpires decisions • Support the volunteer coaches • Help your child recognise good performance, not just results • Insist your child uses protective equipment such as mouth guards and shin pads Contacts Derbyshire Hockey 2011 -12 Derbyshire Schools: Anke Kozuch 01332 345723 [email protected] or [email protected] Treasurer: Ann Lindsay 01773 746565 [email protected] Single System Liaison: TBA North Lead Co-ordinator Peter Danson 01298 24962 [email protected] South Lead Co-ordinator Tony Collier 07866 090760 [email protected] Central Lead Co-ordinator Helen Greer 07812 780520 [email protected] Derby City Co-ordinator Chris Glover 01332 702502 [email protected] Useful Websites http://www.derbyshire-hockey.org.uk http://www.englandhockey.co.uk http://www.derbyshiresport.co.uk http://www.midlands.singlesystem.co.uk/aboutus.php?sNav=findus VENUES Anthony Gell School Wirksworth Leisure Centre. (DE4 4DX) 01629 824717 Belper Hockey Club (DE56 1BA) Foremark Hall (DE65 6EJ) Repton School (DE65 6FH) Shobnall Leisure Centre, Burton (DE14 2BB) St Marys School, Newbold ,Chesterfield (S41 8AG) St Benedict RC School, Duffield Rd, Darley Abbey, Derby. (DE22 1JD) Sinfin Community School, Farmhouse Road, Sinfin, Derby (DE24 3AR) Buxton Community School, College Road, Buxton (SK17 9EA) 01298 23122 Derbyshire Schools Hockey Dawn Moore has been the lead person for schools hockey in Derbyshire for over twenty years. Her school has closed and she is no longer employed in a school. In light of this, a group of interested teachers have agreed to share the jobs to ensure continuity of provision and links with the adult association. The names and roles listed below should enable everyone to access what and who they need (if you are not on the list and would like to help please contact someone on the list). Adult Association School Hockey Liaison Anke Kozuch National Schools Competitions Stephen Wood and Boys and Girls U18, U16, U14, U13, U11 Martin Jones Boys Open County Tournaments Richard Tinsley Girls Open County Tournaments Karen Hayden and Patsy Ramsbottom Hockey Booklet Production Dawn Moore Come and Play Sessions Chris Glover Rich Tinsley Mandy Neville People who have expressed an interest in supporting the above group:- Hayley Marsden Rachel Pawnall Jones Alison Wildgoose Helen Greer Tessa Mitchell ANY SCHOOL WISHING TO PLAY IN ANY EVENT NEEDS TO COMPLETE THE A4 AFFILIATION FORM.
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