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WELCOME to 2008 30th Anniversary

2008 sees the thirtieth year of the Northern NSW Schools Soccer Association and the Bill Turner Cup. More recently the girls Bill Turner Trophy series became part of the organisation. Last year’s final saw Hunter Sports win both the Cup and the Trophy without conceding a goal in either competition - a truly remarkable feat! It was very pleasing to see the Cup again won by a team from the Hunter region, the birthplace of the competition, after a gap of nineteen years. Once again there are large entries in 2008 from Queensland, Northern NSW, ACT, NSW and Victoria. The pilot competition in Western Australia is still in recess. We are honoured to have endorsement from Football Federation Australia, along with NSW, ACT, Northern NSW, Queensland and Victoria, as well as from the Newcastle Jets, Central Coast Mariners, Sydney FC and Queensland Roar. We would also like to thank Northern NSW Football and the Queensland Roar for the financial assistance they give, to support the competitions. Our “Code of Behaviour” appears again in this year’s handbook. We encourage all readers to photocopy the documentation for distribution. There have also been a number of very important administrative alterations and rule changes. Please carefully read and check all the rules in this handbook. Personally I would like to commend the efforts of our dedicated Executive. They have worked tirelessly over recent years to keep the Bill Turner Cup and Trophy going strongly, despite having no major sponsor. Finally we seek your continued moral and financial support this year and would like to invite you to attend, if possible, the final series on September 9th and 10th. Lindsay Hewison President

COACHES - Please read the Message on ‘your’ special page - page 24 ~ In the Cup, Trophy and Plate Competitions - every match is a final

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CONTENTS

1 Welcome Message 3 Executive Committee 4 Calendar for the Year 2008 5 Messages from Football Federation Australia and NNSW Football 7 Hunter Sports High - Team Photograph 8 Westfields Sports High - Team Photograph 9 Illawarra Sports High - Team Photograph 10 Grace Lutheran College High - Team Photograph 11-14 Code of Behaviour 15-23 Bill Turner Cup Rules 24 Special Message to Coaches 26 Civic Reception and Referees 28 Area 1 Draw - North Queensland 30 Area 2 Draw - Wide Bay/Sunshine Coast 31 Area 3 Draw - Darling Downs/Brisbane North 32 Area 4 Draw - Brisbane South/Gold Coast 34 Area 5A Draw - NNSW North West/New England 36 Area 5B Draw - NNSW Far North Coast 37 Area 6A Draw - NNSW Mid North Coast 38 Area 6B Draw - NNSW Lower North Coast 39-42 Team Sheet 44 Area 6C Draw - NNSW Upper Hunter/Coalfields 45 Area 6D Draw - NNSW Lake Macquarie 46 Area 7A Draw - NNSW Newcastle/Port Stephens 47 Area 7B Draw - NNSW Central Coast 48 Area 8 Draw - Sydney North 50 Area 9 Draw - Sydney West 52 Area 10 Draw - Sydney Central 53 Area 11 Draw - Sydney East 54 Area 12 Draw - Sydney South West 56 Area 13A Draw - Southern NSW 58 Area 13B Draw - ACT 59 Area 14 Draw - Western NSW 60 Area 15B Draw - Victoria 62 Area 15 Draw - Riverina & Victoria 63 Area 16 Draw - NSW South Coast 64 Former Star Players 65 Previous Winners 66 2007 Final 32 Results 67 Bill Turner Cup 2008 Final 32 Results 68 Star Player Award Rules 69 Star Player Match Points Form 70 Official Entry Form 71 Plate Competitions 72-76 2009 Bill Turner Cup Photos 77 History of the Bill Turner Cup 78-79 Squad Sheet

PLEASE READ VERY CAREFULLY - INSURANCE - It must be clearly understood that our Executive cannot be held responsible for your insurance. When they accept your request to play in the Bill Turner Cup it is totally on the understanding that your SCHOOL, ALL TEACHERS and PLAYERS have determined and organised their OWN INSURANCE COVER. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

* Bill Turner Patron

* Lindsay Hewison President/NSW State Manager 02 9622 7300 (S) The Hills Sports High 02 4342 3668 (H) 02 4342 0028 (H. Fax)

* Warren Sheelah Secretary 02 9604 3333 (S) Westfields Sports High 02 9725 4898 (S. Fax) Email: [email protected] 02 9649 8649 (H) 02 9649 8649 (H. Fax) 0438 377 528 (Mob)

* David Donaldson Queensland State Manager 07 5543 8273 (H) Email: [email protected]

* Noel Cocking Northern NSW State Manager 02 4952 2892 (H) 4 Canara Place, North Lambton 2299 02 4952 2892 (H. Fax)

* Chris Conti ACT State Manager 02 6231 5313 (H)

* David Dunn Riverina Area Manager 02 6922 5155 (S) Kooringal High School 02 6926 3801 (H)

Valued Former Officers: * Terry Hampton * Barry Kemp * Garry Kemp - Corrimal * Paul Israel * Alan Groth - GLC Tuncurry * Jim Krahe - Port Macquarie * Brian Boggs - Uralla Central * Dudley Lewis

* Details of Area Managers are located at the bottom of each area page.

3 BILL TURNER CUP CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 2008 NSW QLD ACT VIC Start of Term 1 30 Jan 29 Jan 4 Feb 29 Jan Squads Assemble 14 Feb 14 Feb 14 Feb 14 Feb Certified Squad sheets to Area Manager 11 April 4 April 11 April 20 Mar Round 1 Qualifiers 11 April 4 April 11 April 20 Mar End of Term 1 11 April 4 April 11 April 20 Mar ANZAC Day 25 April 25 April 25 April 25 April Start of Term 2 28 April 15 April 28 April 7 April Round 1 9 May 9 May 9 May 9 May Round 2 23 May 23 May 23 May 23 May Round 3 6 June 6 June 6 June 6 June Queen’s Birthday Holiday 9 June 9 June 9 June 9 June Round 4 20 June 20 June 20 June 20 June Sub Areas 5A, 5B 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 7A, 7B, 13A, 13B 13 June 6A v 6B, 6C v 6D, 20 June 5A v 5B, 6A/6B, v 6C/6D, 7A v 7B, 4 July 13A v 13B Round 5 4 July 25 July 4 July 27 June Post Invitations for Finals Series 1 July 1 July 1 July 1 July End of Term 2 4 July 27 June 4 July 27 June Start of Term 3 22 July 15 July 21 July 14 July Round 6 - Last 16 1 Aug 1 Aug 1 Aug Perpetual Trophies returned to President 26 Aug 26 Aug 26 Aug 26 Aug Queensland Final Series (Brisbane) 5-6 Aug Quarter Finals 15 Aug 15 Aug 15 Aug Finals Programme Details to President 26 Aug 26 Aug 26 Aug 26 Aug Civic Reception Auditorium, Speers Point Park LMC Council, Boolaroo 9 Sept Semi-Finals, Edgeworth Soccer Club 9 Sept Playoff and Final, Edgeworth Soccer Club 10 Sept End of Term 3 26 Sept 19 Sept 26 Sept 19 Sept Annual General Meeting NNSW Schools Soccer, AGM, Hexham 30 Sept Start Of Term 4 13 Oct 6 Oct 13 Oct 6 Oct 2009 Draw to President 30 Sept 30 Sept 30 Sept 30 Sept End of Term 4 19 Dec 12 Dec 19 Dec 19 Dec

4 On behalf of Chairman Frank Lowy and the Board of Football Federation Australia, I am delighted to congratulate everyone associated with the 2008 edition of the Bill Turner Cup (boys) and Bill Turner Trophy (girls). Football’s massive junior base has long been intertwined with school football and the first serious football outlet for many young players is undoubtedly as a representative of the school team. Both the Bill Turner Cup and Trophy have long been an integral part of Australian football’s junior development structure, and, like all members and contributors to the Australian football family, have undeniably played a major role in the success of recent years. Indeed the two tournaments have seen the participation of a number of current Qantas Socceroos and Qantas Matildas who competed in the tournament during their formative years. It is a credit to the Executive Members, led by Patron Bill Turner and President Lindsay Hewison that the competition continues to thrive and strengthen. Thanks to the untiring efforts of both Bill and Lindsay, as well as countless other volunteers, the competition has grown from a humble Hunter region competition to the current structure featuring over 500 schools across a number of states. Undoubtedly the tournament has outstripped all expectations since it’s beginning over a quarter of a century ago. It would also be remiss not to acknowledge the efforts of the State Managers, Area Managers, coaches, principals plus referees, parents and the numerous volunteers. The longevity and success of the cup is a testament to the countless hours donated by all concerned as they uphold the rules and code of behaviour. Finally and perhaps most importantly of all, best wishes to those school students who will be competing in 2008. Enjoy every moment of your participation and remember that you are not only ambassadors for your school and the competition, but also for our great code in Australia.

BEN BUCKLEY CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOOTBALL FEDERATION AUSTRALIA

Northern NSW Football is proud to continue its association with the Bill Turner Cup – an association that has been in place since the competition’s inception in 1979. Northern NSW Football recognizes the importance of this competition to developing junior talent at scholastic level and is proud to join with the likes of the Northern NSW Schools Soccer Association and the Football Federation of Australia in acknowledging the significance of the Bill Turner Cup. Integral to the success of this tournament over the years has been the dedication of teachers, administrators and members of the Northern NSW School Soccer Association, as well as the players, coaching staff and officials. Also the many sponsor organizations who lend their support to the Bill Turner Cup each year. Over 500 teams from schools across Eastern Australia competed in the 2007 competition, ensuring that the Bill Turner Cup remained the most respected school football knockout competition in Australia. With the continuedd growth of the A-League, the success of our Young Socceroos, Olyroos, Young Matildas and our elite national squads the Socceroos and Matildas, it is opportune to note that many of the players early careers were shaped through participation in this very tournament and we trust that once again the Bill Turner Cup may help pave the way for our next generation of national football stars. On behalf of Northern NSW Football, we extend our best wishes to all involved in this invaluable ‘grass roots’ competition for Australian football and trust that all matches will be played in the true spirit of competition and sportsmanship. W. G. SCREEN JEFFREY GREEN CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHAIRMAN 5 Northern NSW Football is proud to be associated with the Bill Turner Trophy and Bill Turner Cup For all your football needs contact (02) 4964 0777 or [email protected] Choose from suppliers including NIKE, SSI, Veto Sports and more, all at great prices for member clubs and associations.

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6 HUNTER SPORTS HIGH - NNSW The 2007 Bill Turner Cup Winners 7

BACK ROW: (L to R) MISS MARA WATTS (COACH), NATHAN SHERWOOD, JACOB PEPPER, BRYCE RUSSELL, BLAKE MCNAMARA, ZAC HILL, ALEX PALOZZI, DYLAN ATKINS, NATHAN CARUSI, JOSHUA SMALL, JAMES PASCOE (COACH)

FRONT ROW: NOEL JUMA, DAVID MCPHERSON, HARRY MAGUIRE, BRANDAN BOWD, JOSHUA MINORS, KIEREN DELANEY, GRANT BROWN V OMISLA T inners VIS, TRA AIN), BENJAMIN JURMAN, AN Y ARDEN, DAMIAN ANOJEVIC, BERNIE IBINI-ISEI, (CAPT W ST THEW R y Hampton Shield W r AN HEER er , HAMAD CHAALAN TS HIGH - NSW ARIC, MA ALEX V BRAGG, NIKOLA OS, KERIM BULUT AN P T TIC, AMINI, JACOB OTT A AF DENIS JEVTIC, STJEP ner Cup Finalists - T MOUST ur JARED LUM, DIMITRIOS PETRA ANDREW HAJJAR, NIKODIN MA : TREVOR MORGAN (COACH), DANIEL to R) CIRJAK, : (L FRONT ROW The 2007 Bill T WESTFIELDS SPOR BACK ROW

88 TING, CHRIS CLORI, (COACH) ANA ANS. , DYLAN EV TIN, SHANE HERO, JACK KEA KNIGHT BARRON, SAM COCKER, SOLBERG, MANAGER), GLEN FONT CURREN, PETER SIMONOVSKI, SAM NASTIC, ANT T ner Cup - Semi Finalists TS HIGH SCHOOL - NSW ur GAMEIRO, CARL OVSKI (ASSIST JASON JANKULOSKI, GUY DEAN LAND, STUAR : DARREN NUNN (MANAGER), JOSH MAR ALEX DESPOT AN HUNTER, COREY to R) Y BACK ROW R : (L ARRA SPOR The 2007 Bill T W FRONT ROW ILLA 9 ARNOLD, YNER, LUKE SUTHERLAND, YDEN RA TYLER HANN, JA , AHERN, ZAC LUDLOW WIMBERLEY Y AGE, NICK DOYLE, JASON MILES (COACH) V ner Cup - Semi Finalists ur TER, DAMON SA , REECE HOFFMAN, ROBBIE BUHMANN, DANIEL BRANDON JENKINS, JOSH POR JUSTIN PODLICH, HARR SCOTT : TT MA MITCHELL to R) FRONT ROW : (L The 2007 Bill T GRACE LUTHERAN COLLEGE - QLD BACK ROW

BILL TURNER CUP 15 YEARS AND UNDER SCHOOLS SOCCER

IN ASSOCIATION WITH NORTHERN NSW FOOTBALL CODE OF BEHAVIOUR

FOR PARENTS, TEACHERS, MANAGERS, COACHES, SPECTATORS AND PLAYERS PHOTOCOPY AND GIVE TO ALL PLAYERS THERE IS NO COPYRIGHT

FUN . . . FITNESS . . . AND . . . FAIR PLAY

“It’s not for the sake of a ribboned coat Or the selfish hope of a season’s fame, But his Captain’s hand on his shoulder smote, Play up, play up and play the game.”

“It is not the winning which is important but having competed to the best of your ability.” NORTHERN NSW SCHOOLS SOCCER ASSOCIATION Inc.

PREFACE The BILL TURNER CUP Executive Committee has an ongoing concern for the standard of behaviour exhibited by all those connected with the competition. These include parents, managers/coaches, spectators and players. The Committee jealously guards the standards of play which have been set in the previous years of the tournament. Discrimination, in any form, including race, religion and school location, is not condoned. In view of the publicity given to certain incidents occurring in school sport from time to time, it is felt that, in addition to the Rules and directives as set down in the Handbook, additional guidelines be provided for the expected behaviour of the various participants. AIMS OF THE COMPETITION The aims are many and varied, but should be seen in the context of the general aims for the education of students in secondary schools. These aims are to provide another avenue to assist in the producing of the future citizens of Australia. GENERAL AIMS These include: to provide a major knockout soccer competition for younger players in all secondary schools.

to promote the game of SOCCER with all of the attributes of a team sport. to provide for a social interaction which would not otherwise be available, especially in some of the more remote areas of the various States. to promote enjoyment in the playing of a sport as a healthy activity. to encourage appreciation of the value of cooperation in democratic practices, the obligation of citizenship. to provide an atmosphere that encourages the individual to have a sensitivity, respect and concern for the needs, feelings, opinions and interests of others as well as oneself. to develop a sense of the need for responsibility, self discipline and self development. to uphold the high health standards as required by all school systems against the use, in any form, of alcohol, tobacco and drugs. to provide opportunities for, and to encourage the development of the skills of each player, so that they may reach their potential both mentally and physically. to establish an environment in which all players may receive training in intelligent decision making and what it means to be a member of a team. to appreciate good play by opponents, as well as that by their “team mates”. to develop proper attitudes as a spectator, respecting all participants, be they players, officials or referees. to develop a sense of loyalty by the player to their school as part of the local community, sharing in the responsibility as a contributing member of society.

12 SPECIFIC AIMS

PARENTS: As parents are in contact with each player for the first five to six years of their life, it must be said that they may set the pattern for the development of a child’s attitudes to life in general, and to sport in particular.

Parents should: allow children to play for their own enjoyment. not force their children to make up for the parents’ lack of achievement in sport. encourage children to participate in the sport of their own choice. always encourage children to play according to the rules without resorting to “dirty tactics.” teach by example. Always speak positively or not at all, when a match is lost or a mistake is made. Applaud all good and skilful play by both teams. Appreciate the efforts by the losing team. support the work of the Referees and their assistants by encouraging efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from all sport. Your Attitude And Behaviour Will Be Followed By Your Children.

TEACHERS/MANAGERS/COACHES: Managers and Coaches have the next greatest influence on children in relation to the time spent with them per day. As a Manager or Coach you have the responsibility to ensure that all members of your team are encouraged to give of their best at all times, in all circumstances, win or lose. Managers/Coaches should: be familiar with the rules of the game, and the competition in particular. take your players through the rules of the competition which apply to them. encourage each player to be a part of the team, emphasising that resorting to unsporting play and tactics is letting the team down. actively avoid and discourage any forms of verbal or physical abuse, directed at officials, players or spectators, as a part of the match preparation or during the actual fixture. not promote a “win at all costs” attitude. At all times, remember that you are educating the youth of today to be the citizens of tomorrow. at all times encourage a positive attitude to participating in sporting events, in a spirit of friendliness.

SPECTATORS: Being a spectator at a sporting event requires a positive attitude at all times. Team supporters and those watching an event for the enjoyment of that particular sport, may influence the result of the match as well as the behaviour of those participating. 13

Spectators should: show appreciation for skilful play by the members of either side. be prepared to congratulate all participants for their efforts on the field. set a good example by showing respect for officials’ decisions. show strong disapproval for any form of violence, be it by other spectators, manager/coaches or players, on or off the field of play. not encroach onto or near the field for their own safety and that of the players and officials. A minimum of 2 metres is required. carry out all reasonable directions by officials. PLAYERS: Players are representing their family, their school and their community. They should be conscious at all times that the consequences of their behaviour will reflect upon these groups. Players should: rethink the reason/s for playing their favourite sport. Is it: - for enjoyment - to keep fit - to be part of a team, but definitely not for their egos. be enthusiastic at all times. attend training when required and listen closely to your Coach’s instructions and then try to carry them out. become familiar with the rules and play within them. Ask your Coach for a copy to assist you. abide by the decisions made by officials. Do not waste time by standing and arguing. Run back to your position and get on with the game. There are ten others in your team depending on you being on the field for the whole of the match. If allowed, seek clarification from the Referee of a decision, at a suitable time eg half time, or through your Coach. Always show a respectful and controlled manner. You should receive a more sympathetic hearing to your query, when you show a willingness to learn. not resort to verbal abuse of any type directed at officials, opposition players or spectators. Be in control of yourself and you will be in better control of your game. not attempt to distract or provoke an opposition player. Such actions are not permitted or acceptable. learn to accept defeat in a game graciously. There can only be one winner of a game. At the same time be a gracious winner. Do not spoil the moment by some unkind act or comment directed at the opposition. go out of your way to congratulate the opposing team on their efforts, irrespective of the result. let your conduct be “gentlemanly” at all times. You will feel better about yourself. 14 BILL TURNER CUP RULES PLEASE READ CAREFULLY STATEMENT This is a knockout competition for players 15 years and under. It is played under the rules of F.I.F.A. with certain modifications to accommodate the very large number of entries. TEAM QUALIFICATIONS 1. Schools requesting to enter the competition must abide by all rules and conditions. 2. A school’s request to enter the competition is accepted under the proviso that there is the necessary Insurance Cover . . hospital . . medical . . accident . . etc. (See Insurance section on page 3). 3. (a) Schools which are part of a collegiate system must enter separate teams for each campus, not a combined team. 3. (b) Schools may enter only one team. 3. (c) Schools competing in the competition will be invoiced in October for the following year’s competition. PLAYER QUALIFICATIONS 4. Any players who reach 16 years of age on or before December 31, 2008 are not eligible to play in the Competition (Players must be born in 1993 or later.) 5. (a) Players can only play for the school where they are currently enrolled. 5. (b) A player can play for one school only during the current year. CONDITIONS OF PLAY - NOTE:- REFEREE and MANAGER/COACH 6. Size of the ball to be used - No. 5 ball. 7. (a) Each game shall consist of equal halves of thirty minutes with five minutes for half-time. Injury time is to be added on in all periods, including extra time. 7. (b) When a match is drawn at full time there shall be an interval of three minutes before extra time begins. 7. (c) Extra time will consist of ten minute halves with no interval between halves. The following conditions must occur during extra time. (i) At the commencement of extra time both teams shall consist of the same number of players as each team had on the field at the end of normal time (for example, if one team had ten players and the other team had eleven players then the team with ten players must start extra time with only ten players). (ii) A MATCH CONCLUDES IMMEDIATELY A GOAL IS SCORED. (iii) At the first dead ball after five minutes the referee shall hold up the game. Each school team will then remove one player from their own team. (iv) At the change of ends interval, each school team will then remove a second player, from their own team. (v) At the first dead ball after fifteen minutes the referee shall again hold up the game. Each school team will then remove a third player from their own team. (vi) Interchange of all players is allowed. See Rule 8(b) N.B. The team must contain a designated goalkeeper throughout extra time. 15 N.B. The removal of players from both sides shall cease, when one or both teams reaches a total of seven players. 7. (d) When a match is still drawn after extra time, then the F.I.F.A penalty kick system will operate. (i) Only the players remaining on the field at the end of extra time can take part in the penalty kick decider. (ii) Any player remaining on the field at the end of extra time can act as the goalkeeper during the penalty kick decider. 7. (e) At the conclusion of the game the referee shall record the result, including goal scorers, in the correct place on the Team Sheet. Cautions, send-offs and other referee reports are to be written on the back of the Team Sheet. If more space is needed then it should be written in letter form on a separate sheet of paper.

8. (a) Up to a maximum of sixteen players’ names should be printed (in UPPER CASE/BLOCK LETTERS) by the Manager/Coach alongside the numbers listed on the Team Sheet. (Should there be a missing shirt, print the existing number over the top of the missing number). 8. (b) All sixteen official players on the Team Sheet can be used on unlimited interchange. 8. (c) Interchange, at the centre line, may only occur with the referee’s permission. 8. (d) It is an automatic forfeit by a team that has less than seven players, whether at kick-off time or during a fixture. If during extra time, a player from a team with only seven players is sent from the field then the team with the player being sent-off will automatically lose by forfeit.

9. (a) All jewellry must be removed as requested by the referee 9. (b) There is no restriction on the use of spectacles, except where the referee decides that the spectacle frames are potentially dangerous. 9. (c) Players are required to wear shin pads covered by socks.

DETERMINATION OF HOME AND AWAY MATCHES 10. (a) Qualifying Round and Round 1. In the Qualifying Round, the first mentioned (top) school is the “Home School.” Should they win and by the “luck of the draw” are positioned on an odd number in Round one, they are again the Home School. This same principle applies to the second mentioned (bottom) school in the Qualifying Round. In Round one, a school positioned on an odd number means a home game while a position on an even number means an away game. Bye and/or forfeit listed on odd numbers are regarded as a home game for the bye and an away game for the school. Bye and/or forfeit listed on even numbers are regarded as an away game for the bye and a home game for the school.

16 10. (b) Round 2 (and subsequent rounds). The school with the least home games is the “Home Team”. This procedure continues until games are governed by Rule 26. Where teams are equal in home and away fixtures the home game will be (i) the first mentioned (top) team in the odd rounds. (ii) the second mentioned (bottom) team in the even rounds. 10. (c) The Area Manager may schedule promotional matches at central venues during early rounds. Schools must play on these scheduled dates or they may be withdrawn from the competition. These games will still be regarded as home and away matches as determined by Rules 10(a) , (b) and (e). 10. (d) All matches from Area Finals are to be played on a ground decided by the Area Manager. Home games will be decided by the Area Manager. N.B. The procedure for determining Home and Away matches will cease once the last 16 teams are known. The number of Home and Away matches up to this stage DO NOT count for the remaining rounds to the semi-finals. 10. (e) If a team listed for a home game agrees to play away, the match is still regarded as a HOME fixture. N.B. We strongly advise playing matches well before the due date to avoid problems such as wet weather. See Rule 15. 10. (f) Failure to complete a game by the due date without notifying the Area Manager of difficulties with play by dates may lead to loss of HOME privilege or withdrawal from the competition. Should a school withdraw from the competition then, as soon as the decision is made, the Manager/Coach must inform the Area Manager by fax/email. N.B. Playing in other competitions or having shorter school terms WILL NOT be considered as sufficient reason for not playing a match by the due date. Playing in the Bill Turner Cup Competition is required to be given higher priority.

RESPONSIBILITY OF COACH AND MANAGER 11. (a) A Squad Sheet, photocopied from pages 78-79, with all the players’ names and their dates of birth, plus the principal’s signature affirming their eligibility is TO REACH your Area Manager before the end of term one, 2008. The correct spelling of each player’s name is essential. Additional players may be added at any time later in the year. The names of these players may be sent by fax/email or mail to the Area Manager. A copy of the Squad Sheet should be available at each fixture and Coaches/Managers are encouraged to view the document. 11. (b) Check the ages of the squad members against school records prior to sending of the Squad Sheet to the Area Manager. See Penalties - Rule 22. There is no limit to the number of players listed on the Squad Sheet.

17 11. (c) The Manager/Coach is to have a copy of the Squad Sheet (distinguished from a Team Sheet) at every game nominating (i) the name of every player. (ii) their Date of Birth. 11. (d) Before commencing the game, check that the ground is (i) of correct size. (ii) correctly marked. (iii) equipped with six regulation flag posts with flags. (iv) equipped with nets in good condition on goal posts. N.B. At the moment the game commences there is no right of appeal concerning the suitability of the ground. N.B. On some grounds Combination posts are used. Extensions beyond the normal soccer goal posts are regarded as out of play and the game must be restarted by a goal kick or a corner kick. 11. (e) Ensure that the referee is aware of the Bill Turner Cup Rules (See Rules 6, 7 ,8 and 9). 11. (f) Provide their own team’s refreshments and medical supplies.

12. (a) All shirts must be numbered with a different and clearly identifiable number. Consideration for night matches is essential. 12. (b) The Team Sheet, photocopied from the handbook or downloaded from the web site should be provided by the home team. It should be correctly completed by the manager with dates of birth (neat UPPER CASE/BLOCK LETTERS) and handed to the referee pior to the commencement of the game. Special care must be taken in the spelling of player’s names. N.B. The number on the player’s shirt must correspond with the number on the Team Sheet. See Rule 8(a). This is vital in the “STAR PLAYER” rounds (last thirty-two teams). 12. (c) Only players listed on the Team Sheet are eligible to play during the game. Names may be listed on the Team Sheet in anticipation of a player arriving late, but no name is to be added once the game has commenced. 12. (d) The referee must complete the Team Sheet by including (i) goal scorers. (ii) total goals scored by both sides (iii) names and details of yellow and/or red cards. (iv) names and details of all apparently seriously injured personnel. 12. (e) Both managers should confer with the referee and check the teams sheet that all details of referees, assistant referee(s), dates of birth, final scores, goal scorers, cautions, send-offs and any injuries requiring medical attention, have been correctly noted, before each signs in the space provided. Failure to do so may void any possible appeal or dispute. See Rule 20(b). Additional information should be supplied on separate sheets and sent to the Area Manager. 12. (f) Results must be communicated immediately after the fixture to avoid delaying future fixtures. The completed Team Sheet shall be collected from the referee by the winning team’s manager/coach after the fixture and immediately FAXED/EMAILED to the Area Manager. Once the competition has reached the Area Final, results and the completeed team sheet must be sent to the President (Queensland excepted). Failure to comply could lead to withdrawal from the competition.

18 12. (g) Omissions by the referee when completing the Team Sheet do not cancel any penalty incurred by any player. N.B. Any report written by a referee must be faxed/emailed with the Team Sheet. 12. (h) Points for “STAR PLAYER AWARD” begin from the Area Finals (last thirty two teams in competition) and must be carefully printed on a photocopy of “STAR PLAYER AWARD FORM” found within the handbook. Documents drawn up by hand WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

13. If for any reason a match is not completed it must be replayed within the next few days to avoid disruption to the competition. See Rule 15. The appropriate Area Manager must be consulted for approval. N.B. Schools MUST NOT arrange and/or play a match beyond the due date for any round unless permission has been granted by the Area Manager or by the President once the competition has reached the last sixteen teams on the draw. See Rule 10(f).

14. Semi-finalists are required to bring to the semi-final an up to date Squad Sheet verified and signed by the principal. This sheet must include all players in the team and should be checked against school records.

RESPONSIBILITY OF HOME TEAM/AWAY TEAM 15. (a) Home schools are requested to make immediate contact with the away schools by fax with at least three alternate dates and times for the match to be played. At the same time the away school should offer a fourth date and time for negotation. If both teams do not agree to play on one of these four dates and times, or any other negotiated date and time, then both teams maybe withdrawn from the competition. 15. (b) Away schools should not sit back and wait for initial contact from the home school. Both teams should confirm the final date, venue and kick-off time with each other to avoid confusion and/or misunderstanding. These details should be faxed to the Area Manager. N.B. Should both schools agree on a date but because of unforseen circumstances the agreed date is changed, all relevant parties (i.e. Area Manager, referees, media etc.) should be notified immediately. 15 (c) Schools with a bye in round one or receiving a forfeit should not leave it to the last moment to arrange their round two matches. A further postponement may not be granted in these circumstances. Coaches should consult their school’s calendar of events well before arranging matches. 15. (d) The Executive Committee reserves the right to withdraw any team, or teams, from the Competition, who have not completed their Round match by the due date and who are unlikely to be able to complete it without causing a major delay in the determination of the four Semi-finalists by the date set for the Finals Program.

16. (a) Supply an official referee and two assistant referees (formerly lines persons), the latter should be qualified if at all possible. (i) It is strongly recommended that the referees are not associated with either school. (ii) Should an official referee not be available, the visiting Manager/Coach may refuse to play the game and claim home ground rights. This game should be played within a week. However, should that game also be without an official referee and either Manager/Coach refuse to play, both teams will automatically be withdrawn from the competition. (iii) Alternatively, when an official referee is not available, a person (qualified if at all possible) acceptable to both teams will referee the whole game. Whilst the use of a student to referee fixtures is discouraged if both coaches agree then the game will proceed. (iv) At the moment the game commences there is no right of appeal concerning the referee. The decisions of a referee (F.I.F.A. law 5, paragraph 2) are final. See relevant sections in the Code of Behaviour.

N.B. Check the suitability of the ground and ensure that the referee is aware of the Bill Turner Cup Rules. See Rules 11(d) and (e). 16. (b) The official referee shall decide if the nominated ground is suitable for play. 16. (c) If an away team, which has travelled a considerable distance, arrives at the nominated ground and the referee deems it and any other nearby substitute grounds, unfit for play, then (overnight inclement weather excepted) (i) the match is to be transferred to the away team’s ground (ii) the match is to be played within one week (iii) payment of referees is expected

17. It is the responsibility of the home team (i.e. the school arranging or promoting the game) to change to an alternate strip in the event of a colour clash. Opposing schools should consult one another about the colour of the playing strips some days before the day of the match. N.B. Each team must contain a designated goalkeeper who shall wear colours which are clearly distinguishable from all other players and the referee.

PENALTIES INCURRED 18. (a) The minimum penalty for a player dismissed from the field of play by the referee is that the player is not permitted to play in the team’s following Bill Turner Cup match. The team’s next opponent must be informed. N.B. A forfeit is regarded as a match. 18. (b) Should a school play a player suspended for a sent off offence in their last Bill Turner Cup match, they will immediately be withdrawn from the competition. Should this infringement occur the non offending school shall move onto the next round. N.B. The Area Manager has the right to address concerns of player discipline.

18. (c) Upon receipt of the match report, should the offence be of such a nature that the Area Manager deems it necessary to apply a more severe penalty, the Area Manager and/or President, shall give full details of such penalties to:- (i) The team manager/coach. (ii) The player. (iii) The Executive Committee. (iv) The School Principal. (v) State Manager and/or President. (vi) State Soccer Federations in extreme cases. 18. (d) For offences committed after the competition has reached the last thirty-two teams the President may, on receipt of a match report, deem it necessary to apply a more severe penalty. Full details of such penalties shall be given to (i) The Executive Committee. (ii) The team manager/coach. (iii) The School Principal. (iv) The player. (v) State Soccer Federations in extreme cases. 18. (e) However, should a referee admit, in writing, that there was a genuine case of mistaken identity on his/her part, then an appeal to the Area Manager or to the President once the competition has reached the last thirty-two teams (Area Finals) will be considered. 18. (f) Misconduct, on or off the field of play, reported to the Area Manager and/or President will be investigated and if proven, penalties will be imposed. See Rule 30 (b) and the relevant sections in the Code of Behaviour. N.B. Coaches are strongly urged to discuss all incidents with any dismissed players, in an attempt to prevent further infringements in the future. The same could apply to players who receive cautions for dissent, or any other unsporting conduct.

19. (a) A team which does not follow the official draw will be immediately withdrawn from the competition. 19. (b) A team which does not arrive at a ground for a match on the date and time as previously agreed, will be withdrawn from the competition. Extenuating circumstances maybe considered for reinstatement.

20. (a) The decision of the Area Manager or his nominee is final in all disputes, penalties and appeals, except for matches involving the last sixteen, where the President assumes the responsibility. 20. (b) All appeals or disputes must be sent to the appropriate Area Manager postmarked or faxed/emailed within two days of the match or incident, signed by the principal and accompanied by all the relevant reports (referee, assistant referees, witnesses etc). Notice of the impending appeal should also be given to the Area Manager or President by phone. 21. Penalties incurred within the Bill Turner Cup competition do not automatically apply to any other competitions. However, should the Bill Turner Cup Judiciary consider the offence to be of a particularly serious nature, it may notify the appropriate Federations or Associations of the said offence and the action that it has taken. N.B. It is an automatic forfeit by a team that has less than seven players on the field. See Rule 8(e) N.B. Teams can lose HOME privileges. See Rules 10(c), (d) and (e).

21 OVER AGED PLAYERS 22. Where a school has played and won a fixture using an over-aged player, that school is automatically and immediately withdrawn from the competition. Should this infringement occur, the non offending school shall move onto the next round.

MISCELLANEOUS RULES 23. Entries may be accepted from schools within the Government and Non Government systems.

24. Playing in the Bill Turner Cup does not preclude a player or team from playing in any other soccer competition.

25. The Executive Committee recognise that there is a situation known as “The luck of the draw”. This usually applies to teams in the final Sixteen where they incur more travelling than other teams in the competition. This is unavoidable and regrettable but must be accepted as a condition of entry.

26. The Association President will determine Home and Away for the remaining inter-area fixtures.

27. It will be then left to the discretion of the Executive Committee to determine promotional matches.

28. The Bill Turner Cup is still undergoing tremendous growth. While the wide geographical participation of schools is exciting it does cause administrative problems as Area competitions for the last sixteen places could be considered uneven. Draws may have to be slightly changed to accommodate these problems. This is regretted but unavoidable at this period of development.

29. (a) Without the support of our loyal sponsors the Bill Turner Cup competition would not have made the progress that is evident today. Therefore, we recognise an obligation to our sponsors. Consequently, semi-finalists are required, as a normal courtesy to: (i) co-operate with the attending media. (ii) attend functions (civic receptions, ceremonies of welcome, luncheons etc.) arranged by the sponsors and/or the Executive during the day of the competition’s semi-finals.

N.B. These are strictly organised so as to not affect the later performances of the players. 29. (b) If any school reaching the last sixteen teams, or afterwards, decides that it is unable to fulfil its obligation as a semi-finalist, see Rule 29 (a), they will be required to withdraw immediately from the remainder of the competition. This allows the Executive to restore the defeated team into the next round with time to prepare for the fixture. 29. (c) Should a special presentation ceremony, for example, medal awards, be made by a school to honour their Bill Turner Cup team we respectfully suggest that an invitation be extended to a representative(s) of the sponsors. Invite local electronic and print media to the ceremony. There are times when the competition’s executive members and/or area managers could also be available.

22 30. (a) Only players and Bona Fide Officials are permitted to enter a dressing room or encroach onto the playing field before, during or after a match. 30. (b) Manager/coaches are responsible for the behaviour of their school’s supporters both student and adult. Adequate supervision should be provided. Misconduct by players, managers/coaches and adult supporters is to be actively discouraged. See Rule 18 and the relevant sections in the Code of Behaviour. 30. (c) To avoid congestion on the side lines, only the manager, coach and if necessary, one extra person specifically engaged to attend to injured players on the field, together with up to five substitute players, are permitted within the perimeter fence of the playing field. A school’s cheer squad is permitted inside the fence, but are to be on the opposite side from the school’s representatives named above. All of the above must keep two metres clear of the side lines (for the safety of players and officials) and will be under the directions of the officiating referee, referee assistants, as well as members of the Executive Committee who may be present. 30. (d) As the Bill Turner Cup is an official school function, schools are reminded that no alcohol is to be brought into the ground for consumption or for post match celebrations. We ask participating schools to make players and supporters aware of this fact.

31. (a) The Bill Turner Cup and the Terry Hampton Shield, both carefully and correctly packaged, must be returned to the President no later than Aug 31 each year. 31. (b) Other Perpetual Trophies must be returned to the relevant organising committees before the Area or State Finals.

32. All Rules must be adhered to for all matches played in the Bill Turner Cup competition. Failure to comply with these rules could lead to the school being withdrawn. Ignorance of the rules will not be regarded as an excuse.

City of Lake Macquarie. We thank Mayor Greg Piper and Councillors along with General Manager Mr Brian Bell of the City of Lake Macquarie who continue to honour us with a Civic reception. A special appreciation to the Organiser Ms. Angela O’Brien and the ever busy care taker Mr. Wayne Johnson

We thank all Radio Stations, Television Stations, Daily and Weekly Newspapers who extend to us their support. Remember - they cannot provide publicity, unless you notify them as to what is happening.

23 A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO ALL COACHES

This Handbook is issued as your special guide for this year.

Several months of preparation were needed to make possible this finished product.

Please read it carefully and retain in a convenient place for ready reference.

Understand the special rules relating to this competition.

The reading and photocopying of any pages of relevant information by teachers or students is definitely encouraged.

We strongly urge the photocopying and distribution of our “Code of Behaviour”.

The following pages should be photocopied as required.

ENTRY FORM STAR PLAYER AWARDS OFFICIAL TEAM SHEET Increase of size recommended

PLAYERS/STUDENTS SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED TO READ THIS BOOK.

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25 CIVIC RECEPTION The Executive of the Bill Turner Cup and Terry Hampton Shield have accepted on behalf of all our four semi finalists the honour of attending a Civic Reception being extended by the Mayor of Lake Macquarie City Council. This will take place at the Auditorium, Speers Point Park, Speers Point at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, September 9. Formal School dress preferred. Girls in the Bill Turner Trophy Semi-Finals will also be in attendance. BILL TURNER CUP AWARDS LIST

WINNER Bill Turner Cup Perpetual Trophy Individual Gold Medals Match Ball

FINALIST Terry Hampton Perpetual Shield Individual Silver Medals Match Ball

LOSING SEMI FINALISTS Individual Bronze Medals Match Ball

STAR PLAYER Individual Trophy Donated by AUSCRAFT Medals

PLATE WINNERS AND FINALISTS One Medal Donated to the School REFEREES On behalf of every person associated with the Bill Turner Cup we welcome all referees to our competition. Without these dedicated officials, the series could not operate with the efficiency it has since its inception in 1979. As a common courtesy, referees should be paid, preferably in cash, for their services, prior to kickoff. The rate of payment will depend on the charges set by local associations. Should the match be part of a promotion, payment of the referees shall come directly from the gate takings. Should officials choose not to accept fees, their wishes must be respected. Referees must always be treated with respect. This is an expected responsibility of all teachers, players, students and supporters, (see Code of Behaviour).

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27 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 1 PENINSULA - NORTH QUEENSLAND

ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 25/7/08 1 Mareeba QUALIFYING ROUND 4/4/08 A. Malanda v Mt. St. Bernard 2 Dimbulah B. St. Mary’s v Woree 3 Atherton C. The Cathedral v Pimlico D. St. Anthony’s v Heatley 4QA

5 Bentley Park

6 Smithfield

7 Mossman

8 St Andrew’s

9 Cairns

10 Trinity Bay

11 QB

12 St Augustine’s

13 Good Counsel

14 Tully

15 Innisfail

16 Trinity Anglican

17 Ingham

18 BYE

19 Gilroy Santa-Maria

20 BYE

21 William Ross

22 Ignatius Park

23 Townsville Grammar

24 QC

25 Ryan

26 Kirwan

27 Northern Beaches

28 QD

29 Burdekin Catholic

30 Home Hill

31 Bowen

32 Ayr Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Carlo Veschetti (Mareeba SHS) on Ph (07) 4092 1399 (S) (07) 4092 5395 (H) Fax (07) 4092 3915 or Email: [email protected], Chris Wicks (Kirwan SHS) on Ph (07) 4773 8135 (S) (07) 4779 3776 (H) Fax (07) 4773 8100 Email: [email protected], after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. 28 FOOTBALL QUEENSLAND LIMITED Queensland Sports and Athletic Centre Kessels Road, Nathan Queensland 4111 PO Box 748, Sunnybank Queensland 4109 Telephone: (07) 3420 5866 Fax: (07) 3420 5944 Email: [email protected]

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29 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 2 CAPRICORNIA - WIDE BAY - SUNSHINE COAST

ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 25/7/08 1 Holy Spirit QUALIFYING ROUND 4/4/08 A. Glasshouse Country Christian v Matthew Flinders 2 Mackay North

3 Mirani

4 Mackay Christian College

5 Mackay

6 Whitsunday Anglican

7 Sarina

8 Mercy

9 St Brendan's

10 North Rockhampton

11 Rockhampton Grammar

12 Emmaus

13 Gladstone

14 BYE

15 Tannum Sands

16 BYE

17 Bundaberg

18 GIn Gin

19 North Bundaberg

20 BYE

21 Fraser Coast

22 Xavier

23 Aldridge

24 Urangan

25 James Nash

26 Gympie

27 St. Patrick’s, Gympie

28 BYE

29 Kawana Waters

30 Maroochydore

31 Nambour Christian

32 QA Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Mark Bunting (St Brendan’s College) on Ph (07) 4939 9300 (S) (07) 4939 8447 (H) Fax (07) 4939 5273 or Email: [email protected], Rick Rexa (Maroochydore SHS) on Ph (07) 5409 7333 (S) 5442 9158 (H) Fax (07) 5409 7300 Email: [email protected], after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. 30 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 3 DARLING DOWNS - BRISBANE NORTH

ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 25/7/08 1 St Mary's Dalby QUALIFYING ROUND 4/4/08 A. North Lakes v Northside Christian 2 Dalby B. Sandgate v Wavell 3 Kingaroy C. Padua v Redcliffe D. Pine Rivers v Albany Creek 4 Nanango

5 Stanthorpe

6 St Joseph's Stanthorpe

7 Warwick

8 Assumption

9 Christian Outreach Toowoomba

10 St Joseph's Toowoomba

11 Lockyer

12 Toowoomba Grammar

13 Centenary Heights

14 Downlands

15 St Mary’s,Toowoomba

16 Harristown

17 Tullawong

18 Narangba Valley

19 Morayfield

20 QA

21 Southern Cross

22 Mueller

23 Clontarf Beach

24 QB

25 Kelvin Grove

26 Grace Lutheran

27 Brisbane Grammar

28 QC

29 Ferny Grove

30 QD

31 The Gap

32 Brisbane Boys’ College Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Peter Broadfoot (Harristown SHS) on Ph (07) 4636 8738 (S) (07) 4613 5438 (H) Fax (07) 4636 8777 or Email: [email protected], Rod Smith (Clontarf Beach SHS) on Ph (07) 3480 4721 (S) (07) 3284 8998 (H) Fax (07) 3480 4700 Email: [email protected], after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. 31 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 4 - BRISBANE SOUTH/WEST - GOLD COAST

ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 25/7/08 1QA QUALIFYING ROUND 4/4/08 A. St. Edmund’s v Centenary 2. Kenmore B. St. Joseph’s Gregory Tce v Brisbane SHS 3 Redbank Plains C. Christian Outreach Mansfield v Anglican Grammar D. St. Stephen’s v St. Michael’s 4 Runcorn E. The Southport School v Southport 5QB

6 Corinda

7 St. Laurence’s

8 Ipswich Grammar

9 Mansfield

10 QC

11 Wellington Point

12 Sheldon

13 John Paul

14 Cleveland

15 Cavendish Road

16 Palm Beach-Currumbin

17 Beaudesert

18 Browns Plains

19 Park Ridge

20 Marsden

21 Windaroo Valley

22 Rivermount

23 QD

24 Helensvale

25 QE

26 Emmanuel

27 Miami

28 Benowa

29 Robina

30 Varsity College

31 Elanora Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Paul Eldridge 32 St Andrews (Cleveland SHS) on Ph (07) 3824 9222 (S) (07) 3420 5206 (H) Fax (07) 3824 9200 or Email: [email protected], Peter Hulme (Palm Beach Currumbin SHS Ph (07) 5525 9369 (S), (07) 5520 0310 (H), 0403 404 411 (Mob), Fax (07) 5525 9318, Email: [email protected] after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. 32 33

BILL TURNER CUP AREA 5A NNSW - NORTH WEST/NEW ENGLAND ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08

QUALIFYING ROUND 11/4/08 1 Oxley A. Gunnedah v Carinya Christian B. St Philomenas Moree v Moree 2. Farrar Ag C. Narrabri v Coonabarabran 3 Tamworth D. Glen Innes v Tenterfield

4 McCarthy Catholic, Tamworth

5 Quirindi

6QA

7QB

8QC

9 Duval

10 Armidale

11 Uralla Central

12 O’Connor Catholic, Armidale

13 QD

14 Holy Trinity, Inverell

15 Inverell

16 Macintyre Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Peter Maltby (Oxley High School) on 02 6766 1677 or 02 6766 3937 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Sub-Area winner 5A, must be finalised by June 13; Winner of 5A v 5B by July 4.

Our appreciation and thanks are extended to Sharlene Turner and Ben Mc Beth, who have prepared our website www.billturnersoccer.com.au Please note page 58.

Hunter Sports’ Joshua Small on the ball.

34 TROPHIES Perpetual Trophies The Bill Turner Cup and Terry Hampton Shield. Correctly Packaged to be returned by Friday, Aug 26th, 2008,to be in readiness for this year’s Final.

2008 SEMI-FINALS Tuesday, September 9 - Civic Reception Lake Macquarie Auditorium, Speers Point Park at 11.00 a.m.

When you read this book you may realise that you did not enter the Bill Turner Trophy Competition. Should you be interested contact your Area Manager as there may be a place available for a late entry.

SHARE HANDBOOK Managers and Coaches are encouraged to share the Bill Turner Cup Handbook with interested staff and squad members, plus any other students. Photocopying is encouraged.

35 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 5B NNSW - FAR NORTH COAST Qualifying Round ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 11/4/08 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08

1 Xavier Lennox Head

2 Ballina

3 Southern Cross, Ballina 4 Cape Byron Steiner

5 Mullumbimby

6 Byron Bay

7 Emmanuel Anglican, Ballina

8 Shearwater Steiner

9 Murwillumbah

10 Tweed River

11 Wollumbin

12 Mount Saint Patrick

13 St. Joseph’s, Banora Point

14 Lindisfarne, Banora Point

15 Kingscliff

16 Banora Point

17 Trinity Catholic, Lismore

18 BYE

19 Kadina

20 BYE

21 Lismore

22 BYE

23 Richmond River

24 St. John’s, Woodlawn

25 Alstonville

26 BYE

27 Evans River

28 BYE

29 Summerland Christian

30 St. Mary’s, Casino

31 Casino

32 Kyogle Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Colin Blake (Richmond River High School) on 02 6621 3456 or 02 6622 2928 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Sub-Area winner 5B, must be finalised by June 13; Winner of 5A v 5B by July 4. 36

BILL TURNER CUP AREA 6A NNSW - MID NORTH COAST ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08

1 McAuley Catholic, Grafton

2. BYE

3 Grafton

4 BYE

5 Maclean

6 South Grafton

7 Woolgoolga

8 Orara

9 Toormina

10 Coffs Harbour

11 Bellingen

12 Dorrigo

13 Macksville

14 Nambucca Heads

15 John Paul, Coffs Harbour

16 Bishop Druitt Coffs Harbour

Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Rob Barselaar (McAuley Catholic College Grafton), on 02 6643 1434 or 02 6643 2137 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Sub-Area winners 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D , must be finalised by June 13; Winner of 6A v 6B by June 20. Winner 6A/6B v 6C/6D by July 4.

Grace Lutheran in Action

37 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 6B NNSW - LOWER NORTH COAST ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08

QUALIFYING ROUND 11/4/08 1 Wingham QA. Gloucester v Bulahdelah Central

2. GLC Forster

3 Chatham

4 Camden Haven

5 Taree

6 GLC Tuncurry

7 St. Columba, Port Macquarie

8 Port Macquarie

9 St. Paul’s, Kempsey

10 St. Paul’s, Port Macquarie

11 Kempsey

12 Wauchope

13 St. Clare’s, Taree

14 QA

15 Westport

16 St. Joseph’s, Port Macquarie

Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Roger Macgibbon (Port Macquarie High School) on 02 6583 1844 or 02 6584 1632 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Sub-Area winners 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D must be finalised by June 13; Winner of 6A v 6B by June 20. Winner of 6A/6B v 6C/6D by July 4.

Sports Organisers: Upon receipt of this Handbook, please pass it on to the Coach. Early squad selection is important.

A very special “THANK YOU” to the Northern NSW State League Soccer Club, Edgeworth Eagles at Park Street Edgeworth who donate the use of their excellent ground, officials and facilities.

38 CAUTION CODES SEND OFF CODES Y1 Is guilty of unsporting behaviour. R1 Is guilty of serious foul play. (an offence on the ball against an opponent) Y2 Shows dissent by word or action. R2 Is guilty of violent conduct. (an offence off the ball) Y3 Persistently infringes the Laws of the Game. R3 Spits at an opponent or any other person. R4 Denies an opponent a goal or an obvious goal Y4 Delays the restart of play. scoring opportunity by deliberately handling the ball. R5 Denies an obvious goal-scoring opportunity to an Y5 Fails to respect the required distance when play opponent moving towards the player’s goal by an is restarted with a cornerkick or free kick. offence punishable by a free kick or penalty kick.

Y6 Enters or re-enters the field of play without the R6 Uses offensive, insulting or abusive language, Referee’s permission. or an indecent gesture. Y7 Deliberately leaves the field of play without the R7 Receives a second caution in the same match. Referee’s permission. REFEREE’S REPORT

THIS REFEREE’S REPORT IS FOR THE USE OF THE NORTHERN NSW SCHOOLS SOCCER ASSOCIATION INC. ONLY NORTHERN NSW OFFICIAL TEAM SHEET (Please Photocopy Both Sides) BILL TURNER CUP 2008 IN ASSOCIATION WITH NORTHERN NSW FOOTBALL Please Print Clearly ALL Details SCHOOLS SOCCER ASSOCIATION Inc. USING CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY

GROUND ...... REFEREE ......

DATE ...... ASSISTANT REFEREE A ......

AREA ...... ROUND ...... ASSISTANT REFEREE B ...... HOME TEAM VISITING TEAM

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No. Caution DOB Player’s First Name Surname Goals No. Caution DOB Player’s First Name Surname Goals Send Off Send Off 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 Result

HOME TEAM ...... ( ) GOALS VISITING TEAM ...... ( ) GOALS

MANAGER/COACH ...... MANAGER/COACH ...... (please print) (please print)

Referee’s Report on back K YES K NO Referee’s Signature ...... NB Only fax referee’s report if you tick yes. Note: At the end of each game the Referee shall complete the team sheet including goal scorers, cautions and dismissals in the columns provided, plus any disturbances and injuries on the back. The winning coach shall FAX this sheet (with reverse side showing Referee’s Report) to the appropriate Area Manager. From Area Finals (last 32) onwards the winning coach must FAX both sides of the Team Sheet to 02 4342 0028. Referee’s Signature Date Just 1.5 hours north of Sydney, Lake Macquarie offers visitors an easy drive to a slower pace of life. Blessed with stunning sandy beaches, an immense saltwater lake and a pristine mountain wilderness area, destination Lake Macquarie is the perfect companion to a relaxing break.

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43 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 6C NNSW - UPPER HUNTER/COALFIELDS ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08

1 ASC St. Peter’s, Maitland

2. BYE

3 Maitland Grossman

4 Kurri Kurri

5 Dungog

6 Muswellbrook

7 Scone Grammar

8 Scone

9 Maitland

10 Mount View, Cessnock

11 Rutherford

12 Hunter Valley Grammar

13 ASC St. Joseph’s, Lochinvar

14 Cessnock

15 St. Catherine’s Singleton

16 Singleton

Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Cameron Hall (Rutherford High) on 4932 5999 or Fax 4932 8166, after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Sub-Area winners 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D must be finalised by June 13; Winner of 6C v 6D by June 20. Winner of 6A/6B v 6C/6D by July 4.

If schools were impressed with their team’s performance and wish to reward them for their effort, although they did not reach the Semi Finals, they may purchase appropriate medals from Auscraft Medals.

When you are aware of your next opponent and begin organising the fixture, it could be wise to check their colours.

44 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 6D NNSW - LAKE MACQUARIE ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08

QUALIFYING ROUND 11/4/08 1 Warners Bay A. Avondale School v Lake Macquarie 2. Swansea B. Belmont v Cardiff

3 Glendale

4 Morisset

5 St. Paul’s, Booragul

6 Belmont Christian

7 St. Mary’s, Gateshead

8 West Wallsend

9 Whitebridge

10 Toronto

11 QA

12 QB

13 Hunter Sports

14 BYE

15 BYE

16 BYE

Winning coaches must phone results to the State Manager, David Mason (Morisset High School) on 02 4973 1999 or 02 4970 5386 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Sub-Area winners 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D must be finalised by June 13; Winner of 6C v 6D by June 20. Winner of 6A/6B v 6C/6D by July 4.

Hunter Sports v Grace Lutheran

45 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 7A NNSW - NEWCASTLE/PORT STEPHENS ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08

1 Lambton QUALIFYING ROUND 11/4/08 A. Newcastle Grammar v St. Phillip’s Christian 2. Newcastle

3 Macquarie College, Wallsend

4 Bishop Tyrell, Fletcher

5 Merewether

6QA

7 Tomaree

8 Francis Greenway

9 Kotara

10 Hunter Christian, Mayfield

11 San Clemente

12 Hunter River

13 CC Wallsend

14 Hunter School of P.A.

15 St. Pius X, Adamstown

16 CC Waratah

Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Bruce O’Donnell (Merewether High) on 4969 3855 or fax on 4961 2246, after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Sub-Area winner 7A, 7B, must be finalised by June 13, Winner of 7A v 7B by July 4.

All official photographs of the 2007 finals series were taken by Mr Lloyd Turner.

Bill Turner Cup and Terry Hampton Shield Correctly packaged and Returned by 26th August 2008.

46 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 7B NNSW - CENTRAL COAST ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08

QUALIFYING ROUND 11/4/08 1 St. Edwards, Gosford A. Terrigal v Henry Kendall B. CC Adventist v Lisarow 2. Gosford

3 Narara Valley

4QA

5 TLC, Berkeley Vale

6 Mackillop Catholic, Warnervale

7 Wadalba Community

8 TLC, Tumbi Umbi

9 Brisbane Waters, Umina

10 Kincumber

11 Erina

12 QB

13 St. Peter’s, Tuggerah Lakes

14 Northlakes

15 Gorokan

16 Lake Munmorah

Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, David Winter (Narara Valley High School) on 02 4329 3780 or 02 4328 3609 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Sub-Area winner 7A, 7B, must be finalised by June 13, Winner of 7A v 7B by July 4.

Westfields Sports v Illawarra Sports

47 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 8 - SYDNEY NORTH ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 4/7/08

1 Castle HIll

2 BYE

3 Crestwood 4 Galston

5 William Clarke College, Kellyville

6 Muirfield

7 Kuring-Gai

8 Asquith Boys

9 Pennant Hills

10 BYE

11 Arden Anglican, Epping

12 BYE

13 Marsden

14 Holy Cross, Ryde

15 Epping Boys

16 BYE

17 Killarney Heights

18 BYE

19 Davidson

20 BYE

21 St. Leo’s, Wharoonga

22 BYE

23 Masada College, St. Ives

24 Killara

25 St Augustines Brookvale

26 BYE

27 Pittwater

28 NBC Balgowlah Boys

29 The Forest

30 BYE

31 BYE

32 Narrabeen Sports

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49 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 9 - SYDNEY WEST ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 4/7/08

1 Pat Bros, Blacktown

2 BYE

3 Doonside

4 Riverstone

5 Mitchell

6 BYE

7 Quakers Hill

8 Rooty Hill

9 St. Dominic’s, Penrith

10 BYE

11 Jamison

12 Heritage Christian, Kemps Creek

13 St. Paul’s Grammar, Penrith

14 John Wycliffe, Blaxland

15 Penrith

16 Springwood

17 Emmaus Catholic, St. Mary’s

18 BYE

19 Winmalee

20 Glenmore Park

21 Penrith Anglican

22 Colo

23 St. Agnes, Rooty Hill

24 CC BidwIll

25 Kingswood

26 BYE

27 St. Clair

28 Cranebrook

29 Blaxland

30 BYE

31 Erskine Park

32 St. Columbas, Springwood

After 19 years, . . . at last a winner from the Hunter Region.

Action from the final Hunter Sports v Westfields Sports

51 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 10 NSW - SYDNEY CENTRAL ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 4/7/08

1 St. Paul’s, Greystanes

2 BYE

3 Granville South

4 Delany College, Granville

5 Greystanes

6 Seven Hills

7 Northmead

8 Redeemer Baptist, Nth Parramatta

9 Trinity Grammar

10 BYE

11 Belmore Boys

12 BYE

13 All Saints, Lakemba

14 BYE

15 DLS Ashfield

16 BYE

17 Birrong Boys

18 BYE

19 Condell Park

20 BYE

21 Bossley Park

22 BYE

23 Picnic Point

24 BYE

25 Homebush Boys

26 BYE

27 Merrylands

28 Concord

29 The Hills Sports

30 BYE

31 BYE

32 BYE

Winning coaches must phone results to the State Manager, Lindsay Hewison, on 02 4342 3668 (6-10pm) or 02 4342 0028 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. 52 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 11 NSW - SYDNEY EAST ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 4/7/08

1 Marist College, Penshurst

2 BYE

3 Caringbah

4 James Cook Boys

5 Kingsgrove

6 Kirrawee

7 Kingsgrove North

8 GRC Hurstville Boys

9 Moriah College, Bellevue Hill

10 SCECGS Redlands

11 St. Spyridon College, Maroubra 12 BYE

13 Sydney Grammar

14 Rose Bay Secondary

15 JJ Cahill

16 Sydney Boys

17 Aquinas College Menai

18 BYE

19 Blakehurst

20 Lucas Heights Community

21 Endeavour Sports

22 BYE

23 BYE

24 BYE

25 Kogarah

26 BYE

27 Sydney Tech

28 Gymea

29 Woolooware

30 Jannali

31 Menai

32 Sylvania

Winning coaches must phone results to the State Manager, Lindsay Hewison, on 02 4342 3668 (6-10pm) or 02 4342 0028 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. 53 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 12 NSW - SYDNEY SOUTH WEST ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 4/7/08

1 Westfields Sports

2 BYE

3 BYE

4 BYE

5 Fairvale

6 Liverpool Boys

7 Cecil Hills

8 Fairfield

9 Ambarvale

10 BYE

11 Robert Townson 12 John Therry, Campbelltown

13 John Edmondson

14 BYE

15 Camden

16 Leumeah

17 All Saint’s, Liverpool

18 BYE

19 Pat Bros, Fairfield

20 East Hills Boys

21 Holsworthy

22 St. Mark’s Coptic

23 St. Euphemia, Bankstown

24 Bass

25 Freeman Catholic

26 BYE

27 Prairiewood

28 BYE

29 Miller

30 Ashcroft

31 St. John’s Park

32 Cabramatta

Winning coaches must phone results to the State Manager, Lindsay Hewison, on 02 4342 3668 (6-10pm) or 02 4342 0028 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. 54 Proud to support the 2008 Bill Turner Cup and Bill Turner Trophy “The Bill Turner competitions have helped nurture some of Australia’s greatest football talent over the past 30 years, Football NSW wishes the stars of tomorrow all the best in this year’s tournament.” www.footballnsw.com.au

For all your soccer needs from shinpads to shirts, balls to bibs, contact the Soccer Wearhouse. Our friendly staff will help kit out your club with top brands such as Errea, Sport Plus, Mitre, Nike, Lotto, Covo, Attack, Patrick and Sondico. www.soccerwearhouse.com.au 55 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 13A - SOUTHERN NSW ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08

1 Trinity College, Goulburn

2. BYE

3 Yass

4 Karabar

5 Crookwell

6 BYE

7 Braidwood Central

8 Monaro

9 Bega

10 BYE

11 Narooma

12 Eden

13 Carroll College, Broulee

14 BYE

15 Moruya

16 Bateman’s Bay

Winning coaches must phone results to the ACT Area Manager, Warren Sheelah, on 02 9604 3333 (S) or 02 9725 4898 (Fax),, after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Sub-Area winner 13A, must be finalised by June 13, Winner of 13A v 13B by July 4.

Illawarra Sports in action.

56 6-11

57 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 13B - ACT ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08

1 St. Francis Xavier

2. BYE

3 Lanyon

4 BYE

5 Telopea Park

6 BYE

7 Alfred Deakin

8 Lyneham

9 Daramalan

10 BYE

11 Emmaus Christian

12 Burgmann Anglican

13 Queanbeyan

14 BYE

15 BYE

16 Orana School

Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Brian Templeton (Daramalan College) after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Sub-Area winner 13B, must be finalised by June 13, Winner of 13A v 13B by July 4.

PLEASE NOTE The official Editor of the 2008 Website www.billturnersoccer.com.au is Mr Ben McBeth

58 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 14 - WESTERN NSW ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 4/7/08

1 St. John’s, Dubbo

2 BYE

3 South Dubbo

4 BYE

5 Delroy

6 BYE

7 Forbes

8 BYE

9 La Salle, Lithgow

10 BYE

11 Mudgee

12 BYE

13 Lithgow

14 BYE

15 Bathurst

16 BYE

17 Parkes

18 BYE

19 Canowindra

20 BYE

21 James Sheahan

22 BYE

23 Cowra

24 Blayney

25 Kelso

26 BYE

27 Orange

28 BYE

29 Canobolas

30 BYE

31 BYE

32 Orange Christian

Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, John Mealings (James Sheahan High School) on 02 6362 1422 or 02 6362 0776 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. 59 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 15B - VICTORIA ROUND 1 ROUND 2 4/5/07 18/5/07

QUALIFYING ROUND 11/4/08 9 Weeroona, Bendigo A. Wodonga Catholic v Galen Catholic Wangaratta

10 Flora Hill, Bendigo

11 Notre Dame, Shepparton

12 QA

Winning coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, David Dunn (Kooringal High School) on 02 6922 5155 or 02 6922 3877 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager.

More action from the finals

60 Giving full endorsement to the Bill Turner Cup & Bill Turner Trophy

FOOTBALL FEDERATION victoria

www.footballfedvic.com.au

61 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 15 - RIVERINA & VICTORIA ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 27/6/08

1 Riverina Anglican College QUALIFYING ROUND 11/4/08 2QA A. Mater Dei Wagga v Mt Austin B. Wagga Wagga v Kooringal 3 Kildare Catholic College

4 QB

5 Cootamundra

6 Junee

7 Temora

8 Tumut

9 Victorian Teams

10 See

11 Victorian

12 Draw

13 James Fallon

14 Albury

15 Xavier, Albury

16 Murray

17 Wade

18 BYE

19 Griffith

20 Marian College, Griffith

21 St. Francis, Leeton

22 BYE

23 Deniliquin

24 Leeton

25 Balranald Central

26 Finley

27 Barham

28 Tooleybuc Central

29 Hay

30 Coleambally Central

31 BYE

32 Hillston Central Winning Coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, David Dunn (Kooringal High School) on 02 6922 5155 or 02 6922 3877 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheets to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. 62 BILL TURNER CUP AREA 16 - NSW SOUTH COAST ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 ROUND 5 9/5/08 23/5/08 6/6/08 20/6/08 4/7/08

1 Illawarra Sports

2 BYE

3 BYE

4 BYE

5 Vincentia

6 Shoalhaven

7 St. John’s, Nowra

8 Ulladulla

9 Edmund Rice

10 BYE

11 Corrimal

12 Woonona

13 Smiths HIll

14 Holy Spirit, Bellambi

15 Bulli

16 Wollongong

17 Warilla

18 Kanahooka

19 Albion Park

20 Dapto

21 Oak Flats

22 St. Joseph’s, Albion Park

23 Figtree

24 Keira

25 Moss Vale

26 Bowral

27 Picton

28 Nowra

29 Kiama

30 Bomaderry

31 Illawarra Grammar

32 Lake Illawarra

Winning Coaches must phone results to the Area Manager, Alan Gardner, (Keira High), 02 4229 4644 (S), 02 4226 9983 (Fax), after each match. Completed Team Sheet to be forwarded to him within two (2) days. NB: Slight variations to this draw may occur. In such cases the relevant schools will be notified by your Area Manager. Area Winners must be finalised by July 4. 63 BILL TURNER CUP FORMER STAR PLAYERS 1990 Chris Giometti (Epping Boys High) 1991 Shaun Babic (Westfields Sports High) 1992 Paul Ciobo (Mt Maria Brisbane) and Jason Leslie (Oxley High, Tamworth) shared 1993 Josip Simunic (Daramalan) 1994 Micheal Cunico (Patrician Bros, Blacktown) 1995 Victor Costabile (Holy Spirit, Bellambi) and Chris Tanchevski (Lambton High) shared 1996 Alan Lo Proto (Patrician Bros, Fairfield) 1997 Stephen Kemp (Kaleen, ACT) 1998 Mitchell Coxsedge (Delroy High, Dubbo) 1999 Alex Petrou (St. Augustines, Cairns) 2000 Matthew Gordon (Menai) 2001 Nick Fichera (Concord) 2002 John Rogers (Daramalan) 2003 Tafun Buyukkopru (Westfields Sports High) and Rohan Wilson (Griffith Catholic) shared 2004 Andrew James (Oxley High, Tamworth) 2005 Chan Il Chung (John Paul College) 2006 Kearyn Baccus (The Hills Sports) 2007 Robbie Buhmann (Grace Lutheran College)

Star Player Robbie Buhmann with Peter Kneale

BILL TURNER CUP PREVIOUS WINNERS WINNERS FINALISTS ENTRIES 1979 Belmont Whitebridge 34 1980 Tamworth Waratah 45 1981 Glendale Corrimal 120 1982 Bankstown Boys Glendale 220 1983 Cessnock Keira Boys 224 1984 Wallsend Patrician Bros Fairfield 270 1985 Canberra Glendale 290 1986 Cardiff J J Cahill Mascot 309 1987 Kogarah Umina 330 1988 St Peter’s, Maitland Figtree 357 1989 Cambridge Park Umina 414 1990 Epping Boys Whitebridge 453 1991 Westfields Shailer Park (QLD) 477 1992 Bossley Park Oxley (Tamworth) 495 1993 Parramatta Marist Henry Kendall (Gosford) 523 1994 Patrician Bros Blacktown Holy Cross Ryde 581 1995 Westfields Sports High Yeppoon State High (QLD) 659 1996 Patrician Bros Fairfield Holy Cross Ryde 708 1997 Westfields Sports High Narrabeen Sports High 735 1998 Westfields Sports High Delroy High, Dubbo 738 1999 Figtree High ASC St Peter’s, Maitland 579 2000 Epping Boys Notre Dame Shepparton (VIC) 587 2001 Palm Beach - Currumbin (QLD) Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 615 2002 Bossley Park Lambton 538 2003 Westfields Sports High Kelvin Grove College (QLD) 528 2004 John Paul College, Daisy Hill (QLD) Westfields Sports High 554 2005 John Paul College, Daisy Hill (QLD) The Hills Sports High 512 2006 The Hills Sports High Westfields Sports High 502 2007 Hunter Sports High Westfields Sports High 509

The two finalists together.

BILL TURNER CUP 2007 FINAL 32 RESULTS

ROUND 5 ROUND 6 Quarter finals Semi-finals Final 12 September 13 September

1A Cairns 0 William Ross 0 1B William Ross 2 Grace Lutheran 3 2A Toowoomba Grammar 0-4 Grace Lutheran 1 2B Grace Lutheran 0-5 Grace Lutheran 0 3A Mercy 1 Kawana Waters 1 3B Kawana Waters 4 Kawana Waters 2 4A Ipswich Grammar 2 Ipswich Gram 0 Hunter Sports 1 4B Browns Plains 1

9 Oxley 0 Xavier 3 10 Xavier Lennox Head 3 Xavier 0 11 McAuley Grafton 0 Lambton 1 12 Lambton 2 Hunter Sports 2 13 Hunter Sports 1 Hunter Sports 1 14 St Edwards Gosford 0 Hunter Sports 3 15 Killarney Heights 1 Castle Hill 0 Hunter Sports 16 Castle Hill 3

17 Emmaus Catholic 1 Pat Bros 2 18 Pat Bros Blacktown 2 St Pauls 0 19 St Pauls Greystanes 1 St Pauls 3 20 Birrong Boys 0 Westfields 1 21 Marist Penshurst 4 Marist Penshurst 1 22 Aquinas 2 Westfields 2 23 Westfields Sports 5 Westfields 2 Westfields 0 24 All Saints Liverpool 0

25 St Francis Xavier 5 St Francis X 2 26 Trinity Goulburn 0 St Francis X 0 27 Parkes 1 St Johns 1 28 St Johns Dubbo 3 Illawarra Sports 0 29 Riverina Anglican 1 Wade 0 30 Wade 2 Illawarra Spts 1 31 Illawarra Sports 4 3rd & 4th Playoff Illawarra Sports 4 Illawarra Sports 3 32 Illawarra Grammar 0 Grace Lutheran 2

66 BILL TURNER CUP 2008 FINAL 32 RESULTS

ROUND 5 ROUND 6 Quarter finals Semi-finals Final See Calendar for date See Calendar for date See Calendar for date 9 September 10 September

10A

10B

11A

11B

12A

12B

13A

13B

14A

14B

15A

15B

16A

16B

67 AUSCRAFT STAR PLAYER AWARD

For all matches from Area finals to the Final (inclusive).

The Star Player Award is based on the value of 3 points, 2 points and 1 point for both teams.

These points should be awarded on the following criteria: a) Conduct b) Team skills c) Individual skills

NB: 1 Players receiving a red card at any time from the Area Finals onward do not qualify for this award. 2 Players receiving a yellow card in any match from the Area Finals onward do not qualify to be awarded points in that match.

Judges may be: 1 An individual or a panel nominated by the: a) Area Manager b) The President or c) A member of the Executive Committee 2 A competent independent person acceptable to both coaches 3 A competent independent panel acceptable to both coaches 4 The coach of the opposing team 5 The referee who may be assisted by official assistant referees

NB: 1 Judges are to be appointed and agreed to, prior to the commencement of the game. 2 Coaches are NOT to judge their own team. 3 Coaches are urged to complete this section so as not to jeopardise a player’s chances of winning the Star Player Trophy donated by Auscraft Medals. It is possible for a player to accumulate enough points to win despite the team being eliminated before the final has been reached. 4 Star Player Award points will only be recorded upon receipt, by FAX, on the official form printed in this book. Phone calls or scraps of paper will NOT be accepted as this prestigious award will need to be checked at all levels for accuracy.

NEW RULES: Almost every year at least one new rule is introduced to the competition. This usually follows from an incident during the previous season. No rule change is taken lightly at the AGM.

68 AUSCRAFT STAR PLAYER MATCH POINTS * Only photocopies of this page accepted in this award For all matches from the Area Finals to the Final (Inclusive) ROUNDS 5 AND ONWARDS

HOME SCHOOL ......

Player 3 points ......

Player 2 points ......

Player 1 point ......

Judged by ......

Position held ......

AWAY SCHOOL ......

Player 3 points ......

Player 2 points ......

Player 1 point ......

Judged by ......

Position held ......

Date ......

Failure to follow conditions as stated makes this award invalid. Photocopy official form, complete it and FAX along with completed Team Sheet and referee’s report to: Lindsay Hewison on (02) 4342 0028

OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM BILL TURNER CUP IN ASSOCIATION WITH NORTHERN NSW FOOTBALL

(Photocopy this form) PLEASE PRINT FOR NEW ENTRIES ONLY

YEAR ......

SCHOOL ......

ADDRESS ......

......

PHONE ...... FAX ......

COACH ......

HOME PHONE ......

SCHOOL CONTACT PERSON ...... (IF NOT THE COACH)

HOME PHONE ...... TEAM COLOURS

SHIRT ......

SHORTS ......

SOCKS ......

HOME GROUND ......

COACH’S SIGNATURE ......

PRINCIPAL’S SIGNATURE

NB THIS FORM DOES NOT REPLACE THE ANNUAL REGISTRATION FEE INVOICE

70 BILL TURNER CUP PLATE COMPETITIONS

The Plate Competitions vary in popularity from Area to Area. Therefore, it was decided to continue as before. Area Managers are in charge and must be consulted in the same manner as the Cup Competition.

The following conditions are to be followed:

1 Each Plate Competition is to be confined to its own area. This may also apply to a sub-area where there are a large number of entries within a wide area.

2 Sides losing their first games in the Bill Turner Cup Competition (Qualifying Round, Round 1, Round 2) are eligible to enter the Plate Competition.

3 Area Managers will make up the draws once they have the results.

4 Schools may decline to enter but as a normal act of courtesy Area Managers should be informed of that fact before the draw is made.

5 The Rules and Code of Behaviour of the Bill Turner Cup apply.

6 Only one modest winner’s medal and finalist medal has been struck for each competition. However, medals for all team members may be purchased privately and we strongly recommend AUSCRAFT MEDALS to our supporters.

NB i Reports at the AGM suggested that the best conducted competitions were those that were played in close proximity to the Cup Competition. Leaving the Plate Series until late can cause interest to wane and/or backlogs to occur. ii It is understood that schools in remote areas would find playing in the Plate Competition somewhat difficult. Therefore it was suggested that competitions on an even smaller scale could be introduced. This could be arranged, in the first instance, by consulting with the Area Manager.

For information and assistance in the Plate Competition please contact your Area Manager and/or Executive member.

Please note:

Linsday Hewison is the Manager of the Plate Competition Fax: (02) 4342 0028 (H)

71 Hunter Sports, the Bill Turner Cup winners for 2007.

Brandon Bowd and Alex Polozzi with the Cup

Northern NSW Football CEO Garry Screen presents the Cup to the Hunter captain, Alex Polozzi

A Special and Sincere Message from Bill Turner

To Every Student DON’T RUIN YOUR BODY OR CAREER ! SAY “NO”! to Tobacco - Sugar Drinks - Alcohol Junk Foods - Drugs - False Ads Racism and other Anti Social Behaviour

The Finalists Westfields Sports High with the Terry Hampton Shield

Scenes from the final Hunter Sports v Westfields Sports

74 Semi Finalists Illawarra Sports High

Illawarra Sports v Grace Lutheran

75 Semi Finalists Grace Lutheran College from Queensland

Grace Lutheran College v Illawarra Sports

HISTORY OF THE BILL TURNER CUP It was in 1979 that a body of dedicated teachers then known as “Northern NSW Schools Soccer” and chaired by well known and long serving Booragul High School (now Lake Macquarie High) teacher, Bill Turner introduced the 15 years and Under Competition.

While he was absent from a meeting, the teachers named the competition the “Bill Turner Cup”. The concept was immediately endorsed by the Northern NSW Soccer Federation and assistance from Senior Officer Stefan Kamasz was greatly appreciated. The late Mrs Fay Budd, a Newcastle business woman donated the original cup which her husband Bill later won with Cardiff High in 1986.

The Cup commenced with a modest 34 entries from the State and Private schools, in the Newcastle region, with Belmont and Whitebridge meeting in the final at Crystal Palace Ground, Wallsend.

Since 1997, all Finals Series have been at the Jack McLaughlan Ground, home of the Edgeworth Eagles State League Soccer Club.

In Sydney a 15 year competition, limited to 64 entries was commenced by John Moscovis and sponsored by Radio Station 2SM. The 1982 Sydney winner entered the Bill Turner Cup at the Semi-final stage. When the Sydney competition folded as a separate entity in 1983, it became a full part of the main competition and the limit of 64 entries was lifted.

The Bill Turner Cup was fully endorsed by Soccer Australia in 1995, Queensland and ACT in 1996, Soccer NSW in 2000 Football Federation Victoria in 2007 and the Football Federation Australia has continued the endorsement.

So popular and prestigious became the competition that schools from five eastern soccer states Northern NSW (1979) NSW (1981), ACT (1982) Queensland (1987) and Victoria (1988) have entered. Currently, the Pilot competition in Western Australia is in recess.

In 1988 a wonderful era of development began when the Commonwealth Bank became the competition’s major sponsor and remained so for nine years. Their advice and sponsorship was greatly appreciated and aided the remarkable development of the competition.

The Bill Turner Cup and the girls Bill Turner Trophy have no major sponsorship and must rely on a modest entry fee from each competing school.

Apart from the actual Cup another perpetual trophy named the “Terry Hampton Shield” in honour of our long serving administrator was introduced in 1996 to be presented to the finalist.

After taking over the girls’ competition in 2000, the Executive committee renamed it the Bill Turner Trophy with the finalist’s Award named the “Lindsay Hewison Shield”, after Lindsay Hewison who is another giant in school soccer. 77 OFFICIAL SQUAD SHEET AGE ELIGIBILITY NORTHERN NSW (PLEASE PHOTOCOPY)

SCHOOLS SOCCER ASSOCIATION Inc. BILL TURNER CUP 2008 in association with Northern NSW Football (Use Capital Letters Only)

School:

Address:

Phone: Fax:

Signed Manager/ Coach Signed Principal

Date Date First Name Surname Date of Birth

Peters Ice Cream Proudly supporting the Bill Turner Cup and Trophy

Attention Managers/Coaches: Results of matches, together with Team Sheet must be relayed to Area Manager/State Manager promptly as required in the Rules. ~ The date at the top of the Draw for your area is the date by which that round is to be COMPLETED. Only in exceptional circumstances and ONLY with the faxed agreement of your Area Manager (or State Manager/President) may you play any match beyond those dates.