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2011 Club Information Booklet 22001111 CCLLUUBB IINNFFOORRMMAATTIIOONN BBOOOOKKLLEETT 2011 BOOKLET INDEX INTRODUCTION CDFC CONTACT INFORMATION CDFC RUN & SUPPORTED PROGRAMS CDFC PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMS PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN CDFC ZONE SCHOOL HOLLIDAY COACHING CLINICS TOP DOGS PROGRAM LONG BOMB & KICK TO KICK IN YOUR SCHOOL NAB AFL AUSKICK MALE & FEMALE TALENT PATHWAY TREES LOCAL CLUBS IN METROPOLITAN ZONE LOCAL CLUBS IN COUNTRY ZONE ZONING RULES FOR PLAYERS SANFL/AFL TRANSFER FEES CDFC DEVELOPMENT SQUADS DEVELOPMENT SQUAD 2011 TRAINING PROGRAM U’15 COUNTRY TRAINING PROGRAM U’13, U’14, & U’15 METROPOLITAN TRAINING PROGRAM ROBERT ZERELLA FOOTBALL ACADEMY ACADEMY TRAINING PROGRAM UNDERAGE RECRUITING PROCESS U’15 & U’17 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS INFO U’16 & U’18 MATCH FIXTURES LEAGUE & RESERVES MATCH FIXTURES CDFC MEMBERSHIP Postal Address Club Address PO Box 10 Goodman Rd Elizabeth Elizabeth SA 5112 Phone 8255 2555 2011 BOOKLET INTRODUCTION The Central District Football Club is a proud organisation and following yet another successful year has again experienced success at the top level, residing at the top of the premiership table for the ninth time over the last eleven seasons. The club has also recorded its fourth straight premiership win, which alone stands as another club record. The Central District Football Club has also experienced another successful year off the field, establishing a solid foundation of programs reaching out into the CDFC community. Last year the Central District Football Club Development Team worked with many schools and junior clubs in the metropolitan and Barossa Light and Gawler regions, all with the aim of increasing football based involvement and identifying healthy lifestyle choices amongst our junior schools and clubs. The club also saw in excess of over 1,200 Auskick participants in a variety of clinics throughout the year. As an organisation we recognise the potential football has to offer in reaching out to this younger population and again aspire to reach out to as many schools and junior clubs as possible in 2011. The Central District Football Club has been successful over a long period of time and acknowledges this is largely due to the development of junior footballers within the CDFC zone. The club is also highly motivated toward acknowledging and developing young local talent in an attempt to fast-track young talented footballers to represent Central District Football Club at a league or reserve level. The club runs various programs throughout the year, all of which will be discussed in this booklet. Our main aim is to develop young footballers, raise the awareness of football in the Central District community and to increase participation across all age groups. All of our junior schooling and Auskick programs heavily encourage the involvement of both boys and girls, parents and teachers. I have personally taken over the role of Development Officer from Chad O’Sullivan, who has done an outstanding job over the last three years. On behalf of the entire Central District Football Club I look forward to speaking with your School or Club representative and sharing some of the CDFC experience. If you require any information on anything in this booklet please don’t hesitate to contact any of the CDFC Development Staff. Sincerely, Alan Obst Trent Goodrem CDFC Development Officer SANFL Development Officer 2011 BOOKLET CDFC OFFICALS (To contact any officials please ring the Football Department on 8255 2555) PRESIDENT / CHAIRMAN Tom Zorich CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Kris Grant FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Scott Stevens E-mail: [email protected] Mob: 0407 233 450 FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Alan Obst E-mail: [email protected] Mob: 0421 433 425 SANFL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Trent Goodrem E-mail: [email protected] Mob: 0402 102 640 SENIOR COACH Roy Laird ASSISTANT COACH Gavin Chaplin ASSISTANT COACH Luke McCabe ASSISTANT COACH John Platten ASSISTANT COACH Nathan Steinberner RESERVES / ASSISTANT LEAGUE COACH Jeff Brown UNDER 18’S COACH David Harvey UNDER 16’S COACH Darren James U/15’S METRO DEVELOPMENT COACH Gary Howden U/14’S METRO DEVELOPMENT COACH Russell Hall U/13’S METRO DEVELOPMENT COACH Alan Obst/ Trent Goodrem U/15’S COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT COACH Alan Norton U/15’S ACADEMY COACH Craig Hiskins/ Richard Cochrane 2011 BOOKLET CDFC RUN AND SUPPORTED PROGRAMS Trent Goodrem is the Metropolitan Development Officer for the Central District zone. He is employed by the SANFL to administer participation programs in the Central District zone. Trent is responsible for the implementation and running of the following programs. SASFA Primary School Football Program The SANFL and Central District Football Club support each other in the running of the Year 2/3, 4/5 and 6/7’s School Football Competition held on Saturday mornings at Ridley Reserve. The Saturday morning Competition (SASFA) has been running for numerous years and rules are modified to encourage maximum participation in games and skill development. We really need support from local Schools in our metropolitan areas to keep this competition alive and vibrant. SASFA provides a great competition for young footballers to continue their football development and to represent their School. Assistance is available through the SANFL with the purchasing of football jumpers, equipment etc. to ensure your School is given every opportunity to participate. If your School wishes to be part of our Saturday morning competition please contact Trent at the Club on 8255-2555. Start the season with a Lightning Carnival on 14th May then Round 1 starts on the 21st May & the last Round is on the 27th August. 2011 BOOKLET PROMOTION PROGRAM Central District and the SANFL will provide assistance to local Clubs and Schools throughout the year on the following programs: LEVEL ONE COACHES COURSE CATEGORY DATE TIME VENUE SENIOR (U/15’s to seniors) Wednesday 6th April 7.00pm - 9.00pm Holden Room, Grand Central JUNIOR (Auskick to U/13’s) Wednesday 20th April 7.00pm – 9.00pm Holden Room, Grand Central This is an introductory coaching course that is compulsory if a person is coaching in an affiliated League of the SANFL. The course runs for about three hours and at the completion of the lectures, requires the coach to fill in a work booklet to become a qualified Level One Coach. Cost of the course is $154 (includes GST). Fill out the Registration Form and post to the Club, Attention Development Manager Scott Stevens. LOCAL CLUB VISIT Central District Senior players and U/18 players will be attending a Junior Club Training Night during the season. All players will be allocated a Club to assist coaches with training. Each Local Club will be notified about this event and the players who have been allocated to attend training. Trent Goodrem and Alan Obst are the contacts for the organisation of this event and will coordinate the players that will attend. Specific dates will be released closer to the event. LITTLE LEAGUE Five little league (year 6/7 students or U13’s) Clubs/Schools per year get the chance to play at half time of an AFL game. This is done on a rotational basis between our Metro/Country Zones. GRID GAMES As per little League, but for Auskick Centres or Yr 2/3 students. Depending on which team is playing determines how many kids get to play. The Adelaide Crows have 4 games of 6 a side (24) and Port Adelaide play 6 games of 6 a side (36). MINI LEAGUE Schools/Clubs get the chance to play at half time of an SANFL game at Playford Alive Oval, Elizabeth (Day or Night). This is also done on a rotational basis between our Metro/Country Zones. Mini League is for Year 6/7 students or U13's. SAPSASA The Central District Football Club supports the SAPSASA program and is present during SAPSASA week. In 2011 SAPSASA Week is May 30th to 3rd June. To get involved please contact the SAPSASA Convenor for your region. SAPSASA is not aligned to football boundaries. If your Club or School has an interest in any of these programs please contact Trent Goodrem at the CDFC or your School Football Ambassador. 2011 BOOKLET PRIMARY SCHOOL/COLLEGES IN CDFC ZONE COUNTRY: METROPOLITAN: Angaston PS Angle Vale PS St Brigid's School Blakeview PS Evanston Gardens PS Brahma Lodge PS Freeling PS Catherine McAuley PS Gawler PS Elizabeth Downs PS Gawler East PS Elizabeth East PS Good Shepherd Lutheran Elizabeth Grove PS Greenock PS Elizabeth North PS Elizabeth Park PS Hewett PS Elizabeth South PS Immanuel Lutheran John Hartley PS Kapunda PS Kaurna Plains School Light Pass PS Lake Windemere PS Lyndoch PS Mark Oliphant PS Nuriootpa PS Munno Para PS Redeemer Lutheran Playford PS Roseworthy PS St Augustine's School Sandy Creek PS St Columba College Tarlee PS St Mary Magdalene's School Wasleys PS St Thomas More School Williamstown PS Salisbury PS Salisbury Heights PS Salisbury North PS Salisbury Park PS South Downs PS Swallowcliffe PS Tyndale Christian School Trinity College Blakeview Trinity College North and South Trinity College Gawler River 2011 BOOKLET SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN CDFC ZONE COUNTRY: METROPOLITAN: Faith Lutheran Secondary Craigmore Christian School Gawler High Craigmore High Kapunda High Fremont-Elizabeth High Nuriootpa High Mark Oliphant College Trinity College North Salisbury East High Trinity College Senior Salisbury High Trinity College South St Columba Senior College Xavier College St Patricks Technical College- Northern Adelaide Trinity College Blakeview Trinity College Gawler River Tyndale Christian School Above:Above: Trinity Trinity College College Gawler Gawler RiverRiver Physical Physical Education Education Teacher Teacher PaulPaul Thomas Thomas SCHOOL VISITS: The Central District Football Club would like to offer the services of our SANFL and Club Development Officers to promote Australian Rules football to the students at your school. It is our intention to work with the class teachers to provide a worthwhile and enjoyable experience for all students involved.
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