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EFL-Annual-Report-2005.Pdf
Eastern Football League 2005 Annual Report > Contents 1 Mission 2 Chairman 4 Chief Executive Officer 6Football Operations 7 Senior Competition 8 Junior Competition 10 Media / Tribunal / Umpires 12 Season 2005 19 Interleague 21 Team Listing 22 Awards 24 Senior Ladders 25 Senior Results 26 Junior Ladders 28 Junior Results 31 Life Members 32 Financials 41 League Directory This page from top left>right: Coldstream captain Matt Price was this years Paul Edie Medallist; The premiership cup; Doncaster full forward Wes Jackson was the first player in the league to kick 50 goals this season; Rowville Hawks show off their under 14 A premiership cup; North Ringwood’s premiership winning reserves side. Page 1, far right>: Rowville and Scoresby battled it out in the division two first semi final. > The Mission The Mission of the Eastern Football League is to promote, coordinate and administer the sport of Australian Rules Football through its member clubs in the Eastern Region of the Melbourne Metropolitan area for the benefit of participants no matter what level of skill or involvement. In doing so, its aim is to be a financially viable operation that has the ability to generate adequate funds for the ongoing administration and development of Australian Rules Football in its region 0f influence. 01 > Chairman On behalf of the board of the Eastern Football League, I am pleased to present the league’s annual report for 2005. Ladies of the East There have been a number of new initiatives this year including the first meeting of a group called the Ladies of the East. -
Co-Curricular
Cultural and Artistic Opportunities International Club The International Club is a good chance to meet and mix with students from a range of cultures. Social activities, club meetings and fund raising are all part of this group's activities. The International Club is open to all students. Kapa Haka The school Kapa Haka group focuses on preparing performances for school events and regional competition. Practice is once a week at lunch time and this group is open to all students within the school. Manu Korero Each year four students are selected to represent the school at the Manu Korero regional Maori speech competitions. The students compete in either the senior or junior sections and will speak in either English or Maori. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to showcase their oratory expertise. The competitions are also a performance opportunity for our kapa haka group who support the speakers with a song as per Maori customs and protocols. Pasifika and Polyfest The school Pasifika group focuses on preparing performances for school events and regional competition. Whanau Hui Four times a year the whanau of the students are invited into the school. The whanau group is made up of the families of any students who identify as Maori, study Maori or are in the school kapa haka group. Opportunities in Debating and Public Speaking Debating A strong tradition of debating exists at Christchurch Girls' High School and several of our debaters have gone on to debate at the national and international level. There are plenty of opportunities for casual and competitive involvement in debating such as the Press Cup competitions and the Nga Kete Cup. -
Summary of Indoor Netball Rules
Summary of Indoor Netball Rules The Ark Indoor Sports (TAIS) plays under the Indoor Netball Australian rules with amendments for centre rules. 1. No jewellery to be worn (wedding band only which must be adequately taped) 2. Fingernails to be cut short or gloves may be worn 3. One umpire shall officiate the game and their decisions are final and shall be given without appeal 4. Captains toss prior to the match to determine centre pass and direction of play 5. Each player to fill out their player log in prior to commencement of play 6. Late comers can enter the court after a goal is scored, at an interval or play stopped for injury/illness 7. In the case of any blood from a player, the player will be asked to leave the court to be treated and remove any blood from skin and/or clothing prior to returning to the game 8. The nets do not constitute another player, if a pass is thrown into a net the thrower cannot touch the ball until it is touched by another player or the goal post otherwise it will be classed as 'play your own' and a free pass awarded to the non-offending team 9. Skins scoring system will apply for each quarter, this gains more points to teams which is tallied to their for and against statistics. 10. The following Net Abuse Rule applies: A player can brush the net, other than brushing the net at no time can a player make contact with the net whether they are in possession of the ball or not; A player may not step on, land on or jump into the nets; The ball shall be “live” off all nets. -
Netball Australia National Facilities Policy
National Facilities Policy DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF NETBALL FACILITIES VERSION 02: MARCH 2016 Following is a National Facilities Policy for netball in Australia. The guidelines within provide clarity on roles and responsibilities for the provision of community netball facilities in this country. CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 02 1.1 Background 02 1.2 Policy Development 02 2 STRATEGIC CONTEXT 03 2.1 Netball Australia Strategic PLan 03 3 POLICY OBJECTIVES & PRINCIPLES 04 3.1 Policy Objectives 04 3.2 Guiding Principles 04 4 A NATIONAL FRAMEWORK 05 4.1 Roles & Responsibilities 05 5 FACILITY GUIDANCE 06 5.1 Background 06 5.2 Management Plan & Design Brief 06 6 FACILITY DEVELOPMENT PROCESS 07 6.1 Overview 07 6.2 Needs Assessment 07 6.3 Concept & Feasibility 07 6.4 Funding 07 6.5 Project Delivery 08 6.6 Management & Operation 08 7 TECHNICAL MANUAL 09 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 1.2 BACKGROUND POLICY DEVELOPMENT Facilities play a vital role in the vibrancy The National Facilities Policy was of community sport. Proving access developed in consultation with key to high quality facilities that meet stakeholders including Member the needs and demands of netball Organisations, Associations, is a critical component of growing Leagues and Clubs as well as local and sustaining participation as well and state governments. as supporting the sustainability of The process included the review of existing facility planning associations, leagues and clubs. documentation such as state-wide master plans, technical manuals, and government publications to ascertain the Netball facilities across Australia are owned and/or current resources available to key stakeholders. -
From the Desk... Mark Seymour, Sfl Chairman
FROM THE DESK... MARK SEYMOUR, SFL CHAIRMAN This Saturday in April 2012 marks the excess of 5,000 players – an increase to the Match of the Day each Saturday start of the 21st season of competition of more than 100%! Surely we must be from 2.00pm on 88.3 Southern FM. for the Southern Football League. For the fastest growing football league in David “Hammers” Hampton will be anyone who would care to consult Australia. in the chair this season calling all the the record books they would see the An initiative of the Board during the action and heading up our broadcast landscape has changed a lot since off season was to introduce a new team. The coverage won’t stop on the round one 1992. Plenty of ‘goings’ and portfolio at Board level being Women field with the team interviewing coaches an increasing number of ‘comings’, in Sport. A focus of the portfolio was and star players after the match and especially in the last four years. We to increase opportunities for female providing regular score updates from welcome a new senior team in Hallam participation in our league. One of the around the grounds. In addition, ‘the Football Club to Division 3 of the first steps taken by the portfolio was to killer B’s’, namely Stephen Barnes and competition. This continues a trend introduce a SFL netball competition. John Bennett will host the SFL show on of adding clubs and we now can New Board member Trudi Mantell was Sundays at 11.00am on 88.3 Southern boast ten teams in each of our three appointed as Chair of the portfolio and FM providing an informed wrap up of divisions. -
SFL Record 12
ROUND 12 July 5 & 6,6, July 13 MULTICULTURAL ROUND www.sfl.com.au Official Publication of the Southern Football League - ABN 81 295 351 439 SOUTHERN FOOTY 2013 What’s happening at SFLHQ? David Cannizzo, SFL CEO SFL Finals Series venues Venue Location, Car Parking Please see below for confi rmed announced… and Value Adds (being special Finals fi xtures for the 2013 Finals The SFL Board and Administration additions to enhance the Finals Series: are very pleased to announce the experience). Saturday 31/8 2013 Finals Series venues, subject The SFL wish to thank you and Qualifying Finals (all grades/ to Council approval. acknowledge all seven clubs for divisions) As mentioned in an earlier editorial the enormous work that went into Sunday 1/9 edition, the SFL Finals Series is each of their tender submissions. one of the most important events The board and administration Elimination Finals (all grades/ for marketing of the League and have been truly impressed with divisions) importantly revenue. The SFL the quality of what has been Saturday 7/9 implemented an entirely new fi nals presented this year and it made 2nd Semi Finals (all grades/ tender process this year where for a diffi cult task in choosing the divisions) Expressions of Interest were three selected venues. called for Manager Clubs and/ On review of the process we Sunday 8/9 or Manager Club Partnerships strongly believe it has been a 1st Semi Finals (all grades/ to be a 2013 Finals Series transparent and fair process for divisions) Manager. Following Expressions all parties involved and as a result Saturday 14/9 of Interest being received, each we look forward to an equitable Club was provided a Request for partnership for the hosting clubs Division 2 Preliminary Final Tender document which guided and league. -
Edfl Statement of Rules
STATEMENT OF RULES EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE INCORPORATED STATEMENT OF RULES INDEX START START TOPIC SUB-TOPIC RULE NO. PAGE NO. Alteration of Rules and Purposes 21.1 22 Appeals Board 16.1 19 Appeals Board Constitution of Board 16.11 20 Cheques 19.1 22 Custody of Records 23.1 22 Disputes and Mediation Mediation Procedure 7.6 9 Disputes and Mediation Member/Member Referral 7.4 9 Disputes and Mediation Member Referral of Board Change 7.3 9 Disputes and Mediation Board Referral 7.2 8 Board Elections 9.11 12 Board Vacancy and Removal 9.16 13 Board Powers 9.5 11 Board Call in Power 9.7 11 Board Eligibility 9.1 10 Fees 25.1 22 Funds 24.1 22 Independent Investigation Tribunal 15.1 18 Interpretation Definitions 2.1 1 Chief Executive Officer 14.1 17 Meetings Proceedings at Board Meetings 13.1 16 Meetings Annual General Meeting 10.1 13 Meetings Special Meetings 10.7 14 Meetings Notice of Meetings 11.1 15 Meetings Business and Proceedings 12.1 15 Eastern Football League Page i Statement of Rules START START TOPIC SUB-TOPIC RULE NO. PAGE NO. Membership Life Members 3.2 2 Membership Disputes and Mediation 7.1 8 Membership Who can be members 3.1 2 Membership Board Members 3.15 5 Membership Affiliated Senior Clubs 3.3 3 Membership Affiliated Junior Clubs 3.9 4 Discipline, Suspension and Expulsion of Membership 6.1.1 6 Members Membership Voting Rights 5.1 5 Membership Register of Members 4.1 5 Name 1.1 1 Notices 18.1 21 Seal 20.1 22 Umpires Board 17.1 21 Winding Up or Cancellation 22.1 22 Withdrawal of Affiliation 8.1 9 EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE INCORPORATED STATEMENT OF RULES SCHEDULES PAGE SCHEDULE NUMBER SCHEDULE NAME NUMBER ONE Senior Club Members 23 TWO Junior Club Members 24 THREE Board Nomination Form 25 FOUR Notice of Motion 26 Eastern Football League Page ii Statement of Rules EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE INCORPORATED STATEMENT OF RULES NAME 1.1 The name of the incorporated association is EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE INCORPORATED (in these rules called "the League"). -
Proud Partners of the Southern Football League
July 5th 2014 ROUND 11 Division 1, 2, U19’s & Thirds ROUND 12 Division 3 & Netball www.sfl.com.au www.sfllive.com.au what’s hAPPENING AT SFL HQ? DAVID CANNIZZO, SFL CEO June 30... End of Financial Year and End of Transfer Period Division 3 Player transfers open at the 1st February each year and close on the Highest recruiter: Carrum Patterson Lakes 45 in / 8 out = Net gain 37 players 30th June. Operationally, the SFL oversee all player transfers but Lowest recruiter: Dandenong 26 in / 23 out = Net gain 3 players importantly monitor the movement in and out of clubs. The reason The pleasing result when looking at the statistics is even the we do this as it provides the SFL an understanding of how our clubs lowest recruiting clubs still have a very healthy number of players are travelling in relation to their football department. into their club although fi nishing with either a net loss or small net I am ecstatic to present the 2014 net result of players into the SFL gain of players compared to season 2013. as 433. This number incorporates a total of 972 players into the A very promising statistic for the future of the SFL is the fi rst SFL and 539 out of the SFL. If we look at the recruiting by division ranked recruiting League, where the most players are coming from it presents some very healthy numbers with a net gain of 135 the South Metro Junior Football League (SMJFL). players into Division One, 111 players into Division Two and 167 players into Division Three. -
2009 Annual Report
Chairman’s Report 2 General Managers Report 6 Division 2 Results 20 NFL Junior Results 36 Football Operations Report 8 Division 3 Results 24 NFL Junior Medalists 43 Umpire Report 10 2009 NFL Awards 27 Metro Championships 44 Junior Chairman’s Report 12 Division 1 Medalists 28 AFL Victoria & NFL 48 Netball Report 13 Division 2 Medalists 30 Communities Working Together 52 Media Report 14 Division 3 Medalists 32 Obituaries 54 Division 1 Results 16 NFL Netball 34 League Directory 56 Chairman’s Report To develop, build and vigorously promote expectation, with those involved dealt with fairly, but a credible NFL Brand and image to harshly, if found guilty. In the end, all involved indicated attract participants, stakeholders, we handled the challenges we faced well and will continue to educate those involved. sponsors and contributors However when emotions were still running high there Having a more competitive competition is just part of was some willingness to talk emotively to the media. maintaining a more credible brand. In its former life, This is of no help; it doesn’t help the League handle the our league had a reputation of tolerating unacceptable matter and doesn’t help anyone involved, it just draws Chairman’s Report incidents and not a competition where talented ‘ball- unwarranted comments and leads to further sanctions. players’ should look to join. I’m pleased to say this is This is the reason why our Rules dictate that comments Ron Bongetti rapidly changing. should not and cannot be made to the media without the With the help of Kevin Smith and the umpiring permission of the League. -
From the Desk... Wayne Holdsworth, Sfl Board Member
FROM THE DESK... WAYNE HOLDSWORTH, SFL BOARD MEMBER The Southern Football League (SFL) beneficiary of this program.” died whilst training in May 2010. is one of the first senior metropolitan “The incident involving a Skye A non-profit organisation, “Defib sporting leagues in Australia to roll Football Club player three weeks ago Your Club For Life” recognise the out automated external defibrillators certainly highlighted the importance need to implement public access (AEDs) to all its venues. for us, as a league, to act quickly and defibrillators across Victoria following AED machines deliver electric definitively” continued Holdsworth. a spate of similar collapses at other impulses to victims of cardiac arrest The 39 year old man suffered a sporting venues. and can significantly increase cardiac arrest whilst playing for “The success of defibrillators being survival rates of heart attacks Skye Football Club and remains in a available in public spaces is very occurring away from a hospital. serious condition in hospital. Whilst well documented” said Holdsworth. The decision to purchase the Skye and Dingley trainers did an “At the MCG there is a survival rate machines was ratified by the SFL incredible job and may well have of 85% of people who experience Board this week, in a move that will saved his life, it is the view of experts a sudden cardiac arrest compared see the machines available and that access and use of an automatic to 7 – 10% chance elsewhere training delivered prior to Round 4. defibrillator machine may have in our Australian communities. “With research showing that sudden assisted in greatly improving the The difference is that automatic cardiac arrest kills between 23,000 outcome for the man. -
Victorian Football League
$ inc victorian football league rounD 8, june 5-6, 2010 2 gst from the oval offiCe Having quality in reserve at both senior and reserves level the VFL is providing great opportunities for players out of the TAC Cup. ans gained a snapshot of is showing its ability to provide a player would love to be playing some of the state’s exciting second opportunity. seniors, such is the talent in the young talent at the MCG last While some players understandably VFL reserves that it helps rather Fsunday when Vic country return to community football, whether than hinders a player’s development. and Vic Metro went head-to-head in it’s in the country or metropolitan It is evidenced by the fact that their opening match of the nAB AFL areas, the VFL offers young players a AFL clubs regularly use the Under-18 championships. competition where they can continue VFL reserves as a starting point More than 40 of Victoria’s most their development. With the readily for many players, including the promising youngsters showcased identified link between TAC Cup and likes of Richmond pair Nathan their ability in a match that further VFL clubs, it makes the transition Foley and Jordan McMahon, and highlighted the prosperous easier for players when they enter North Melbourne midfielder Levi health of football in the state. The senior ranks. Greenwood. These are just some championships, which return to Only a small percentage of players examples of AFL players to play at Victoria at Visy Park on June 25 and make the quantum leap to the AFL in VFL reserves level. -
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