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Annual Schedule ANNUAL SCHEDULE WEEKLY SPORT Central Division Senior: Wednesday Summer, Winter Year 9: Thursday Term 1, Term 3, Term 4 Year 8: Tuesday Term 1, Term 2, Term 3 Year 7: Monday Term 3, Term 4 Eastern Division Senior: Wednesday Summer, Winter Year 8/9: Thursday Term 2, Term 3, Term 4 Year 7: Monday Term 2, Term 3, Term 4 EVENTS Swimming Division 1 MSAC (5.15pm-8.30pm) 2nd March 2021 Division 2 Ringwood Aquanation (11.00am-2.30pm) 9th March 2021 Division 3 Ringwood Aquanation (11.00am-2.30pm) 11th March 2021 Champions MSAC (5.15pm-8.30pm) 22nd March 2021 Association MSAC (4.00pm-9.00pm) 10th May 2021 Athletics Division 1 Lakeside Stadium (9.00am-3.00pm) 4th May 2021 Division 2 Lakeside Stadium (9.00am-3.00pm) 29th April 2021 Division 3 Lakeside Stadium (9.00am-3.00pm) 27th April 2021 Champions Lakeside Stadium (2.00pm-6.00pm) 10th May 2021 Cross Country Ruffey Lake Park Doncaster (10.30am-2.30pm) 1st September 2021 Gala Days 5-A-Side Knox Regional Soccer (9.30am-2.30pm) 22nd June 2021 Chess Huntingtower (9.30am-2.30pm) 15th July 2021 Tennis (Snr) Boroondara Tennis Centre (9.00am-2.30pm) 13th September 2021 Beach Point Leo (11.00am-2.00pm) 24th November 2021 MEETINGS: Heads of Sport Term 1: C: Donvale Christian College (9.00-10.30am) 27th January 2021 E: Kilvington Grammar (9.00-10.30am) 28th January 2021 Term 2 All: Aquinas College (9.00-10.30am) 23rd April 2021 Term 3: C: Luther College (9.00-10.30am) 20th July 2021 E: Kingswood College (9.00-10.30am) 23rd July 2021 Term 4: All: Tintern Grammar (9.00-10.30am) 13th October 2021 Board Meetings: Term 1: Aquinas College (9.00-10.30am) 25th March 2021 Term 2: Donvale Christian College (9.00-10.30am) 3rd June 2021 Term 3: Kilvington Grammar School (9.00-10.30am) 9th September 2021 Term 4: Kingswood College (9.00-10.30am) 11th November 2021 Breakfast from 8.30am Executive Meetings: Term 1: Aquinas College (2.00-3.00pm) 12th February 2021 Term 2: Aquinas College (2.00-3.00pm) 21st May 2021 Term 3: Aquinas College (2.00-3.00pm) 30th July 2021 Term 4: Aquinas College (2.00-3.00pm) 22nd October 2021 PROGRAM – Handbook 2021 12 WEEKLY SPORTS – CENTRAL DIVISION All Senior Sports are compulsory. When entering a year level program, all sports are considered Core Sports. Current School Divisions are in Appendix VIII. All Fixtures and Ladders are available on the EISM Website (www.eism.org) under ‘Weekly Sport’, also through the ‘ResultsVault’ App (Search EISM - Pink Senior Database, Green Junior Database) Unless specified all Sports require a Girls Team and a Boys Team. Senior Sport Summer Winter Basketball (A & B) Football Softball Volleyball (A & B) Cricket (20/20 & Super 8’s) Netball (A & B) (Girls) Soccer / (Boys) Hockey (Boys) Soccer / (Girls) Hockey Table Tennis (A & B) Badminton Ultimate Frisbee Touch Tennis Year 9 Sport Term 1 Term 3 Term 4 Softball Football Cricket (Super 8’s) Basketball (A&B) (Boys) Soccer / (Girls) Hockey (Girls) Soccer / (Boys) Hockey Tennis Volleyball (A&B) Netball (A&B) Touch Badminton Table Tennis Indoor Soccer Indoor Cricket Ultimate Frisbee Year 8 Sport Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 (Optional) Basketball Football Bowls (TBC) (Girls) Soccer / (Boys) Hockey (Boys) Soccer / (Girls) Hockey Indoor Cricket (TBC) Table Tennis Netball Indoor Soccer (TBC) Tennis Volleyball Touch (TBC) Softball Badminton Year 7 Sport Term 3 Term 4 Football Indoor Cricket Netball Basketball Volleyball Soccer Table Tennis Hockey (modified) Touch Ultimate Frisbee PROGRAM – Handbook 2021 13 WEEKLY SPORTS – EASTERN DIVISION Senior Core Sports are compulsory. When entering a year level program, Core teams must be filled before any additional sports teams may be entered. Current School Divisions are in Appendix VIII. All Fixtures and Ladders are available on the EISM Website (www.eism.org) under ‘Weekly Sport’, also through the ‘ResultsVault’ App (Search EISM - Pink Senior Database, Green Junior Database). Unless specified all Sports require a Girls Team and a Boys Team. Senior Sport Summer Winter Basketball (A&B) - Core Netball (A&B) - Core Soccer - Core Volleyball (A&B) - Core Badminton (Mixed) - Core Table Tennis (A&B) - Core Tennis Football 15’s Softball Indoor Soccer Indoor Cricket (Girls) Hockey (Boys) Hockey Year 8/9 Sport Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Volleyball (A&B) - Core Basketball (A&B) - Core Netball (A&B) - Core Table Tennis (A & B) - Core Badminton (Mixed) – Core Soccer - Core Football 12’s (Girls) Hockey (Boys) Hockey Indoor Cricket Indoor Soccer Softball Touch Tennis Year 7 Sport Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Volleyball - Core Basketball - Core Netball - Core Table Tennis (A & B) - Core Badminton (Mixed) – Core Soccer - Core Football 12’s (Girls) Hockey (Boys) Hockey Indoor Cricket Indoor Soccer Softball Touch Tennis PROGRAM – Handbook 2021 14 INTER ASSOCIATION PREMIER TEAM COMPETITIONS EISM Premier Schools are invited to participate in the following competitions: AFL Herald-Sun Shield - In the Boys and Girls Competition there are two divisions with semi-finals and grand finals. Relegation and promotion are possible between the divisions. - The premier teams from the Senior EISM Boys and Girls competitions qualify. The Executive Officer will extend the invitation to the most appropriate teams based on results and standard of play. - There is an Intermediate competition for years 9 & 10. The Central Division Year 9 premier from the previous year will be the EISM representative team. - The organising body is Football Victoria. - Matches are played predominantly in term 3. Badminton - Boys and Girls teams compete. The organising body is Badminton Victoria. - The competition can be held in October. Cricket - Senior Boys compete in a T20 competition over two days, with a final on the third day. - The premier team from Senior Boys Outdoor Cricket is invited to compete each year. - The organising body is Cricket Victoria. - The competition is held in the second week of December. Golf - Boys and Girls Players compete. The organising body is Golf Victoria. - The competition held at the end of Term 1. - Six Associations play, then qualifying players go through to the State Final. Soccer - Boys and Girls compete in a competition with a round robin and semi-finals on one day, followed by finals on another day. - The invitation to compete is shared between the 2 Divisions on a rotating basis. - There is the potential for a second EISM team to compete if a space in the draw allows this. - The organising body is Melbourne City Football Club. - The competition is held in early September. Softball - Girls compete against other premier teams from SSAV schools on a single afternoon with a semi- final and grand final. - The invitation for EISM to compete is shared between the Central and Eastern divisions. If there is available time, there can be a play-off to see who qualifies. - The organising body is School Sport Associations Victoria. - The competition is held in Term 2 at Jells Park. Swimming - The EISM is one of fourteen associations competing in the Victorian School Associations Competition. - Selection for the EISM squad will be initially through the EISM Champions Event. - The Meet will be held at MSAC in May. - There will be three age groups offered. - Students can enter up to a maximum of 5 events (including relays). PROGRAM – Handbook 2021 15 TROPHIES, PENNANTS AND MEDALLIONS The EISM has provided Trophies for Events and Weekly Sport. Athletics, Cross Country and Swimming – the following Trophies will be presented for each Division: - • Aggregate Trophy for combined girls and boys score. • Girls Trophy for the highest girl’s score. • Boys Trophy for the highest boy’s score. • Most Improved School. • A Pennant will be given to the best age group per gender. • Division 3 Only - Highest Achieving School with less than 350 Students Weekly Sport Senior Grand Finals:- • The Premiers will be presented with a Trophy at both Divisional and Conference Grand Finals. • The Runner-Up will receive a Runners-Up Pennant. • In Divisional Grand Finals, the Best Player from each school will be awarded a “Best Player” Medallion. This is a peer group decision with each team voting for the recipient of the other school. • In Divisional Grand Finals, all team members who played will also be presented with a medallion. Weekly Sport Junior (Yr9) Grand Finals:- • The Premiers will be presented with a Pennant and Medallions for all team members who played in the Grand Final. • The Runner-Up will receive a Runners-Up Pennant. • The Best Player from each school will be awarded a “Best Player” Medallion. This is a peer group decision with each team voting for the recipient of the other school. Weekly Sport Junior (Yr7 & Yr8) Premiers:- • The Premiers will be presented with a Pennant at the next Heads of Sport Meeting. • All Teams tied on points at the top of the ladder will be deemed to be Co-Premiers. It is incumbent on schools to update the engraving and polish the Trophy. Weekly Sport Senior Trophies are given to the host school of the Final at the start of the term that the Final is played. Event Trophies can be returned to the EISM office if you change Divisions or are to be taken to the venue on the appropriate day. Procedures for missing or lost trophies:- A school that does not receive a Trophy at the time of the Event or Final is required to inform the EISM office in writing. A copy of this written notification should also be forwarded to the previous year’s Holder. Once written notification has been received by the EISM, the responsibility is then on the previous year’s Holder to locate the Trophy or to replace it.
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