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Girls Football Championships 18 – 20 May 2021 Sefton New South Wales Combined High Schools Sports Association Girls Football Championships 18 – 20 May 2021 Sefton Hosted by Sydney South West School Sport Association in conjunction with the NSW Department of Education School Sport Unit Welcome message from NSWCHSSA President Sport continues to play a significant role in building the Australian character and that of the youth of today, not only in Football but also in all the sports that the NSWCHSSA conducts. The Association endeavours to provide a wide range of sporting activities and opportunities for all students in our public high schools. For over 130 years, competition has been provided at a variety of levels by willing and dedicated teachers to help the pupils in our schools reach their potential at their selected sport. At this stage, I must thank all those principals, coaches, managers, parents, officials and participants who have strived so hard to make our championships successful. Much of this time is done on a voluntary basis and it is greatly appreciated. 2021 continues to pose numerous challenges and restrictions, despite this, it is wonderful to see our students back on the sporting field. I would like to thank all the Executive Officers for their efforts in getting NSWCHS sport back up and running, thankyou also to all parents and students as your understanding and compliance to the new normal is appreciated. Finally, I would ask all competitors to reflect on their achievement as reaching the NSWCHS level is an outstanding milestone and is not to be underestimated, well done. It is unlikely that you have got to this point on your own, so please take a moment to thank those around you who have supported you on this journey. Congratulations on reaching this elite level of competition and best of luck. Simon Warren President NSWCHSSA Simon Warren Deputy Principal Brisbane Water Secondary College President ‐ NSW Combined High Schools NSWCHSSA Executive President Simon Warren BWSC Umina Campus Vice Presidents Brett Austine Belmont HS Mark Skein Canobolas Technology HS Jacqui Charlton Swansea HS Nerida Noble Gymea HS Treasurer Gavin Holburn Kingswood HS Executive Officer Jacky Patrick School Sport Unit Football Convener Ron Pratt Wyndham College Sydney South West SSA Executive President Adam Reid Liverpool Boys HS Senior Vice President Ben Condon Oran Park HS Vice President Darryn Avery Bonnyrigg HS Kim Oates Lawrence Hargraves School Rebecca Wheatley East Hills Boys HS Chris Williams Liverpool Boys HS Treasurer Kim Catton Cabramatta HS Executive Officer Anthony Murphy School Sport Unit Championship Management Scott Belgre Bossley Park HS Ben Condon Oran Park HS Welcome from the NSWCHSSA Football Convener It is with great pleasure that I welcome all competitors, Department of Education representatives and visitors to Sefton for the 2021 NSW Combined High Schools Girls Football State Championships. The students are here this week representing their School Sports Associations, Schools and families. It is an honour to gain representative status as an athlete and we look forward to the emergent performances of those who may emulate the careers of many of the current and former Matilda’s, Young Matilda’s and W‐League players who have participated previously at these championships. From this championship the NSW Combined High Schools State teams to compete in the NSW All‐Schools Tournament during June will be announced for fixtures against Combined Catholic Colleges and Combined Independent Schools. We look forward to some wonderful football with the challenge for all teams to step up to the quality football we saw from the 2019 champions, Sydney West who narrowly accounted for Hunter in the final. I would like to thank Sydney South West School Sport Association and the organising team for hosting the 2021 championships. Our thanks are also extended to Football NSW and their referees’ team, who along with Puma, are also great supporters and sponsors of our Football Program. Finally, may I wish all the 2021 association football representatives from across NSW the very best of luck and again, enjoy your time and participation on the park and I look forward to the great “sportswomanship”, athleticism and excellent football displayed in this annual event. Have a great tournament. Ron Pratt NSWCHSSA Football Convener NSWCHSSA Football State Championship Rules 6.18.2 FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Refer State Championships ‐ Section 5.3 (a) NUMBER OF PLAYERS Team squads are limited to fifteen players. (b) UNIFORM Shirts must be numbered 1 to 15 and must not be interchangeable. Individual Areas are responsible for an alternate playing shirt subject to a clash in any given fixture. The second mentioned team in the draw will change playing shirts. The alternate strip is to be provided at no additional cost to Region team members. (c) FOOTBALLS Balls will be supplied by Sub‐Committee sponsorship where possible. (size 5) (d) DURATION OF GAMES The duration of each match including semi‐finals and final shall be thirty minutes each way. No time off for injury. Five minutes half time. Injury time in final only. (e) REPLACEMENTS Boys ‐ Interchange is permissible. Girls ‐ Interchange is permissible. (f) ASSEMBLY OF TEAMS Teams must assemble and be ready to play five minutes before scheduled kick off. (g) POOLS Twelve team championship: The 12 teams are divided into four pools. A round robin is to be played within each pool. Regions will be allocated in the following pools, based on results from previous year: Pool A ‐ 1, 8, 9 / Pool B – 2, 7, 10 /Pool C – 3, 6,11 / Pool D – 4, 5, 12 Teams finishing 1st and 2nd in each Pool move into the Quarter Finals, in a knockout format, to determine the semi‐finalists & finalists. Classification games are to be played to determine positions 3 – 8 for losing teams. Teams finishing 3rd in Pools A, B, C, D move into a new Pool (Pool E) to determine positions 9 ‐12. Medals are to be provided for winners, runners‐up and third place positions. (h) POINT SCORE Points: Win ‐ 3 points Draw ‐ 1 point Loss ‐ 0 points (i) DRAWN ROUND ROBIN In the event of teams finishing on equal points after the round robin section, placings are decided on head to head result then goal difference; if still equal then the highest number of goals for. If still equal a penalty shootout will decide a deadlock in placings in any pool. (j) DRAWN ‐ SEMI‐FINAL OR FINAL In the event of a draw Semi‐Final or final ten minutes of sudden death extra time will be played each way. The first team to score will be declared the winner. If still equal five penalty kicks to be taken alternatively by five different players. If still equal, one each until one team is ahead. (k) JUDICIARY A committee comprising state convener, championship organiser and one elected team manager shall comprise the judiciary. Any player receiving two (2) yellow cards in the pool games will receive an automatic one match suspension. Players receiving a red card will receive an automatic one match suspension and may be required to appear before the judiciary for further action. Any appeal must be lodged in writing prior to the scheduled meeting time of the judiciary. Yellow Card records recommence in Semi Finals and play off fixtures. (l) DISPUTES A committee comprising state convener, championship organiser and two elected team managers shall comprise the disputes committee. Any dispute must be lodged in writing with the championship organiser before 6:00 pm on the day of the event and dealt with by the disputes committee before 9:00 am the following day. A manager selected to the judiciary cannot be from the same association as an appearing player. NSWCHSSA Girls Football Draw Pools | Positions are determined by placings from the 2019 State Championships Pool A Pool B Pool C Pool D Sydney West Hunter Sydney South West Green Sydney South West White North Coast Sydney East South Coast Sydney North Western Riverina North West West Darling Day 1: Tuesday 18 May: Pool Fixtures Pitch 1 Time Pitch 2 Pools A & C Pools B & D Sydney West v North Coast 9:00am Hunter v Sydney East SSW Green v South Coast 10:10am SSW White v Sydney North North Coast v Western 11:20am Sydney East v Riverina South Coast v North West 12:30pm Sydney North v West Darling Western v Sydney West 1:40pm Riverina v Hunter North West v SSW Green 2:50pm West Darling v SSW White Day 2: Wednesday 19 May Fixtures are determined by the Pool results on Day 1 Teams positioned 1st and 2nd in the Pool groups proceed to the finals series with extra time and penalties permitted to determine the result if required Teams positioned 3rd in Pool A, B, C, & D proceed to the Pool E round robin Losing Quarter Finalists commence Classification Games to determine positions Pitch 1 Fixture Time Pitch 2 Fixture 1st Pool A v 2nd Pool B Quarter Final 1 8:30am 1st Pool D v 2nd Pool C Quarter Final 2 1st Pool B v 2nd Pool A Quarter Final 3 9:45am 1st Pool C v 2nd Pool D Quarter Final 4 3rd Pool B v 3rd Pool C Pool E 11:00am 3rd Pool A v 3rd Pool D Pool E Semi Final Classification Winner QF1 v Winner QF2 12:15pm Loser QF1 v Loser QF2 1 Game 1 Semi Final Classification Winner QF3 v Winner QF4 1:30pm Loser QF3 v Loser QF4 2 Game 2 3rd Pool B v 3rd Pool D Pool E 2:45pm 3rd Pool A v 3rd Pool C Pool E Day 3: Thursday 20 May: Fixtures to determine the final championship positions The Final for winning Semi Finalists.
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