Feb 14 - Tennis Boys & Girls Teams Qualifying Event 2022
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
The winning boys and girls team from this event will qualify for the NSWCCC teams championships to be staged in Bathurst on Monday 30 May, 2022.
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. COVID safe measures will be adopted to reduce risk. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 7 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- have a positive COVID result from a Rapid Antigen Test or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical health conditions
Spectators are permitted and should ensure physical distancing and follow basic hygiene protocols. Spectators may be required to sign in using a QR code provided. Spectators will not be able to enter the administration area of the carnival (pagola area adjacent to court 1). This will be restricted to players, team managers and trial conveners only.Spectators should NOT mix with students and remain away from team areas. Team managers will supervise students and are recommended to wear a mask when in close contact with players. Students should also wear masks when not playing and minimise contact with students from other schools. Team areas or a home base when not playing should be established.
Anyone entering the clubhouse to use toilet facilities should sign in if required, wear a mask and follow hygiene protocols.
Students are encouraged NOT to share any equipment such as water bottles, food, rackets, sweat towels etc. A COVID safety marshal, if required, will assist with the management of this event. See additional measures below.
These details may be updated if guidelines change.
Date | Monday 14 February 2022 (Backup Monday 21 February 2022) |
Time | 8:30am to 3:00pm |
Venue | |
Convenor | Andrew Brooks |
Cost | $90 per team |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | Andrew Brooks (Edmund Rice College, West Wollongong) will provide draws and rule updates prior to the event. |
More Info | Rules for Teams Event1. A team consists of four players for each boys and girls with the competitions being conducted as separate events. Players must be in years 7-11. Due to a change in CCC and higher level teams events, NO year 12 students are eligible to play. 2. Please ensure that each boys and girls team has sufficient new balls for match play during the day. At least 2 cans (8 balls) may be required for each team. 3. All players should wear a school polo or an appropriate top that clearly identifies their school. Team coaches / managers from each school are also required to wear a school polo or school jacket so they are easy to identify. 4. Players will be numbered/ranked 1 to 4 – with 1 being the strongest player and 4 being the weakest. 5. The player ranking/order CANNOT BE CHANGED throughout the course of the event 6. If a player is injured mid match and cannot play on, no replacement can be made and the match will be forfeited. If a player is injured they cannot play for the remainder of the day. A replacement player can be used in this case and is to continue to play for the remainder of the day. If the injured player was the number 1 ranked player, then the team reshuffle would be - No. 2 ranked player goes to 1, No. 3 ranked player goes to 2, No. 4 ranked player goes to 3 and the replacement player goes in as the 4th ranked player. 7. A replacement player can only be used for an injury. They CANNOT be used substituted into a match to rest any of the 4 seeded players. 8. The order of play is 6 sets 9. The match will consist of 6 sets in the main draw and 2 sets in the consolation draw. 10. The winner will be decided on sets won. 11. If the sets are even the team with most games will be declared the winner. 12. If sets and games are equal then a tiebreaker will be played for each singles match (1 v 1 etc.) using a tiebreaker only. The team winning the most tiebreakers will be the winner. 13. If the tiebreakers are equal then the team which won the 1 v 1 tiebreaker will be declared the winner. 14. Multiple courts may be used to speed up play. 15. No changes to teams are allowed through the main round of the tournament. Except in the case of injury (6) 16. The consolation round matches will consist of two set of doubles 1,2 v 1,2 and 3,4 v 3,4. 17. Changes to team are allowed in the consolation rounds. Aim: To select a boys team and girls team to represent the Wollongong Diocese at the NSWCCC Championships to be staged in Bathurst on Monday 31 May, 2021 PRE-EXISTING INJURY INCLUDING CONCUSSION - INFORMATION TO CARERS AND STUDENTS READY AND SAFE TO PLAY - TEAM COACH CHECKLIST AND TIPS
CSNSW ONLINE REGISTRATION - For WINNING BOYS AND GIRLS TEAMThe winning boys and girls school will need to register their team members and manager details on the CSNSW Sport website: https://csnsw.sport/
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Feb 28 - CANCELLED Touch Boys Championships 2022
Boys Touch Draw, Field Numbers and Live Results 2022
Selection Proforma Sheet
* This sheet is to be completed by team managers and handed in on the morning at the managers meeting
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 14 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Spectator access to this event will be reviewed in the lead up to the trials. Spectators, if permitted, may be required to sign in using QR codes and show their vaccination status. Students are encouraged NOT to share water bottles, food, sweat towels or any other equipment. COVID safety marshals, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
These details will be updated closer to these trials.
Date | POSTPONED Wednesday 23 February 2022 CANCELLED Monday 28 February, 2022 |
Time | Teams arrive - 8.45am Team managers meeting - 9.10am (Selection Forms for the 15's and Opens should be handed in at this time) First round starts at 9.30am sharp. |
Venue | |
Convenor | Kath Preece |
Cost | $50.00 per team. Schools to be invoiced at the end of Term 1 |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | Schools will need to nominate teams in each division. |
More Info | COVID Safety Plan Guidelines for this event (TBA):• Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 14 days if they have: - been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or • Face protection masks are to be worn by students and staff while on bus transport to and from the venue • Students are unable to mix with other students from other school groups when not participating • Schools will be required to sit in the designated school areas for the event (see venue map) • Sanitising stations will be set up outside toilet blocks and near carnival administration area • Schools are encouraged to have their own sanitising supplies at their carnival base area • Physical distancing will be in place at the manager and selector meetings • Access to game results via the supplied link (below). Please do not mingle around the carnival control/admin area • Reminders about maintaining physical distancing between staff and officials at the event of 1.5m will be discussed and applied School Responsibilities Coaches and Coaches and referees are to report for a briefing at 9.10am. Selection Forms for the 15's and Opens should be handed in at this time. Rules Referees Start Playing time If a team is late, where one team has taken the field with referee in position and hooter sounded, a try will be awarded each minute to the waiting team until the opposing team takes the field. If after 5 minutes the team has still not arrived the late team will forfeit. Divisions Uniform Equipment Referees Point Score Results Canteen First Aid PRE-EXISTING INJURY INCLUDING CONCUSSION - INFORMATION TO CARERS AND STUDENTS READY AND SAFE TO PLAY - TEAM COACH CHECKLIST AND TIPS
Shade Score Sheet Inclement Weather: Students are not allowed to go to the beach – the beach area is out of bounds SelectionThe selection pro forma must be filled out by the coach and handed into the selection coordinator at the 9.10am managers meeting. Coaches are to nominate their better players only on this sheet. Please note the importance of numbering as otherwise the incorrect player may be selected.
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Mar 3 - CANCELLED Touch Girls Championships 2022
Girls Touch Draw, Field Numbers
Selection Proforma Sheet
* This sheet is to be completed by team managers and handed in at the managers meeting at the start of the day.
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. COVID safe measures will be adopted to reduce risk. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 7 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- have a positive COVID result from a Rapid Antigen Test or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Event organisers will aim to have 'LIVE' results to avoid crowding around results boards and set up appropriate sanitising stations at high touch points. The official or convener area is restricted to the carnival convener and event helpers.
Team managers should establish a home base for the duration of the carnival and have appropriate sanitising materials with them. Team managers are encouraged to wear masks when in close contact with the team eg team meetings. Students are also encouraged to wear a mask when not playing. Students should return to their home base when not playing in games and avoid/minimise contact with students from other schools. Students are encouraged NOT to share any equipment such as water bottles, food, sweat towels etc. A COVID safety marshal, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
Spectators are permitted and should ensure physical distancing and follow basic hygiene protocols such as wearing masks, washing hands etc. Spectators may be required to sign in using a QR code provided. Spectators are asked to stay away from the team areas and contact with students who are involved in this event.Spectators may be assigned specific viewing areas as directed by event organisers. Spectators should acknowledge that there is increased risk of COVID transmission by attending this trial.
These details may be updated if guidelines change.
Event | Touch Girls |
Date | POSTPONED Thursday 24 February, 2022 CANCELLED 3RD MARCH 2022 |
Time | Teams Arrive 8.45am Team managers meeting 9.10am (Selection forms should be handed into selection coordinator for 15's and opens at this time) First round starts at 9:30am - Finish 3:00pm |
Venue | |
Convenor | Peter Collins |
Cost | $50 per team - school will be invoiced at the end of Term 1 |
Transport | All schools/students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | Schools will need to nominate teams in each division. Teams will be nominated by school sports coordinators. |
More Info | COVID SAFETY PLAN GUIDELINES FOR THIS EVENT (TBA):• Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 14 days if they have: - been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or • Face protection masks are to be worn by students and staff while on bus transport to and from the venue School Responsibilities RulesAccording to NSW Touch Association, 6 a side, with a school squad of between 12-14 players has been suggested instead of 12 maximum due to potential withdrawals due to covid (TO BE CONFIRMED). Change ends after each touch down. Playing time12 minutes in duration with no half time. A hooter will indicate the start and finish of each game. Players must be ready to start the game on the hooter - there will be a 3-minute break between games. If a team is late, where one team has taken the field with referee in position and hooter sounded, a try will be awarded each minute to the waiting team until the opposing team takes the field. If after 5 minutes the team has still not arrived the late team will forfeit. DIVISIONSPlayers must stay in the same age group all day.
UNIFORMAll 12 players must have a number on their shirts. Player's shirt numbers must match their number on the team sheet for selection purposes. EQUIPMENTAll teams are required to bring their own referees, whistles, balls, playing uniforms, water, food, sun screen, etc. REFEREESEach school must supply their own referees (ONE PER TEAM ENTERED). Point ScoreThere will be no finals played. The winner will have the highest point score at the end of all the rounds. If two teams are equal on points, for and against will be use to determine the winner. Points: Win 3 points, Draw 2 points, Loss 1 Point, Forfeit 0 points ResultsLive Result Tracking: Carnival match results will be uploaded throughout the day to the web. They can be accessed via the following link https://sites.google.com/dow.catholic.edu.au/dioceseofwollongong-girlstouch/home CanteenCanteen facilities to be advised. First AidAll teams are to bring their own First Aid Kits. ShadeThere is limited shade at the ground. Schools are encourage to bring their own shade structure and ensure they are fully secured. Please ensure students bring adequate sun protection clothing and equipment (hats, sunscreen etc). Score SheetThe winning team must return the score sheet signed by both team coaches or captains after each game to the recording table. The score sheets will be located in a folder on the halfway mark of each ground. Inclement Weather:Normal wet weather procedures, SMS to sport coordinators, CEO Twitter page update and radio announcements. Students are not allowed to go to the beach – the beach area is out of bounds READY AND SAFE TO PLAY - TEAM COACH CHECKLIST AND TIPS
PRE-EXISTING INJURY INCLUDING CONCUSSION - INFORMATION TO CARERS AND STUDENTSCarers are required to notify their school and team coach or manager/s should their child be carrying a pre-existing injury leading into an event including concussion. A student who has sustained a concussion injury may not return to contact/collision activities until the resolution of all symptoms and a medical clearance. For further information refer to Sports Medicine Australia Concussion at link https://ama.com.au/position-statement/concussion-in-sport-2019 SELECTIONTo gain selection in the Wollongong Diocese Teams, players must play in the 15 years and Opens divisions. Selectors will meet with team managers at 12.30pm (Opens) and 12:45pm (15's) to discuss nominated players to date and look at omissions. This meeting is confidential, and no feedback should be given back to anyone. Selectors will watch games and announce the representative teams at the conclusion of the day. The selection pro forma must be filled out by the coach and handed into the selection coordinator at the 9.10am managers meeting. Coaches are to nominate their better players only on this sheet. Please note the importance of numbering as otherwise the incorrect player may be selected.
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Mar 9 - CANCELLED AFL Boys 15's Combined Trials - Wollongong and Canberra/Goulburn
This boys preliminary AFL trial is for students from Wollongong and Canberra/Goulburn Dioceses has been CANCELLED
The selected students will now be part of the Southern Country team who will play at the NSWCCC AFL trials in Wagga Wagga over two days - 2nd & 3rd of May, 2022.
Students who have registered will be progressed in the near future and receive details about the NSWCCC trials
Mar 18 - NEW DATE Swimming Championships 2022
School Officials and Multi Class Details
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
*Please note that the pool will also have local risk assessment procedures that will be applicable
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 7 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- have a positive COVID result from a Rapid Antigen Test or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Team managers are encouraged to set up a home base and advise students to return to this area when not competing. Teachers and team managers are advised to wear masks when in close contact with the students in their team area. Students are also encouraged to wear masks when in the team area when in close contact with other students. Students should minimise contact with other students.
Students, teachers, parents and carers are reminded that there will be a 'LIVE' result site to check for event results which will replace any result sheets be posted at the venue on the day.
Students are encouraged NOT to share water bottles, food, towels, goggles or any other equipment. COVID safety marshals, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
Spectator access to this event will be reviewed in the lead up to the carnival. Spectators, if permitted, may be required to sign in using QR codes and show their vaccination status. Specific spectator areas will be allocated on the western side of the pool.
Spectator access to this event will be reviewed in the lead up to the carnival. Spectators, if permitted, may be required to sign in using QR codes and show their vaccination status. Specific spectator areas will be allocated on the western side and possibly part of northern end of the pool. Spectator numbers maybe capped at a maximum of one parent/carer per competitor but this may change when specific venues are looked at for available space in spectator only areas. Parents/carers and students are strongly advised to leave the venue once their race commitments have finished.
All competitors will be on the eastern side of the pool and be required to stay in school team groups/areas under the supervision of their team manager.
Students, teachers, parents and carers are reminded that there will be a 'LIVE' result site to check for event results which will replace any result sheets be posted at the venue on the day.
All competitors will be on the eastern side of the pool and be required to stay in school team groups/areas under the supervision of their team manager.
Spectator numbers maybe capped at a maximum of one parent/carer per competitor.
These details will be updated closer to these trials.
Date | POSTPONED Friday 11 March 2022 NEW DATE Friday 18th March 2022 |
Time | 8.00am Warm-up |
Venue | Corrimal Pool |
Convenor | John Sparks |
Cost | $12.00 per student. |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | John Sparks Entering your TeamAll schools are expected to submit their entries using the two filemaker pro files, Names and Names2. These can be exported from your school carnival if using the sports carnival manager program or down loaded from the CEO homepage. The Names and Names2 files should be emailed to both John Sparks (john.sparks@dow.catholic.edu.au) and Kath Preece (collinsk01@dow.catholic.edu.au) by Monday 28 February 2022 Students with disabilities should be entered with your able body students. Please note that students looking to represent the Diocese at at CCC in multi-class events MUST be officially classified. Schools should also provide the name of their officials by Monday 28 February 2022 to both John and Kath on the above emails. |
More Info | 1. All races to be swum according to the rules of NSW Swimming Inc. 2. Age as at 31st December 2022 3. Divisions: 4. Swimmers must compete in their own age group and remain there for the entire meet. There is no restriction on the number of events a competitor may enter. 5. Each School may enter one competitor/team per event with the exception of the 50m freestyle events where two nominations will be accepted. 6. The one start rule will apply at this carnival. 7. All multi class swimmers should be entered in your school team entries. Multi class swimmers must be classified if they intend to progress onto the NSWCCC Championship. Students who are not classified will not be eligible to attend NSWCCC. Multi-class events for boys and girls will be swum in junior (12-15 years) and senior (16-19 years) age divisions. The 50m freestyle, 50m breaststroke and 50m backstroke events will be held at the Diocesan Carnival. Students will also be able to nominate for 100m freestyle and 50m butterfly at the CCC championships using this link. Nominations close on Tuesday 15th March 2022 200m and 400m Freestyle Nominations Costs Officials Entering your Team Your entry should list clearly the name of each competitor, the competitor's date of birth and then all event numbers that the student is entered in. Each competitor's name should only appear once, please list the full first name starting with a capital letter – do not use upper case for all letters. For the 50m freestyle event schools are required to nominate their best competitor in heat 1 and their next best in heat 2. This will assist in programming heats. Entries are due by Monday 28 February 2022 Point Allocations Could Trophy Winners for 2021 please return these on the day NSW Combined Catholic Colleges swimming championships 2022A team will be selected to represent the Wollongong Diocese at the NSWCCC Championships to be staged at Homebush on Wednesday 6 April 2022. CSNSW ONLINE REGISTRATIONParents/carers are reminded NOT to register on the CSNSW website until their son/daughter has officially been selected in the Wollongong swim team. On selection, registration will be compulsory for ALL students who are selected in the Wollongong teams |
Mar 23 - NEW VENUE Rugby League 15’s & Opens 2022
2022 Rugby League 15's and Open Selection Trials
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. COVID safe measures will be adopted to reduce risk. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 7 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- have a positive COVID result from a Rapid Antigen Test or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Spectators are permitted and should ensure physical distancing and follow basic hygiene protocols such as wearing masks (optional), washing hands etc. Spectators are asked to stay away from the students who are involved in the trial and if directed remain in the spectator area as assigned by event organisers. Spectators should acknowledge that there is increased risk of COVID transmission by attending this trial.
Students are encouraged NOT to share any equipment such as water bottles, food, sweat towels etc. A COVID safety marshal, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
These details may be updated if guidelines change.
Date | NEW DATE Wednesday 23rd March 2022 Back up date is Thursday 31st March, 2022 |
Time | 8.30am – Coaches, selectors and managers meeting 15's 8.45am – Player registration and jumper allocation 9.00am – Warm up, skill work and basic ball work run through. 9.30am – Trials starts 11.20am – Trial Concludes, announcement of Wollongong team Opens 8.45am – Player registration and jumper allocation 11.00am – Warm up, skill work and basic ball work run through. 11.30am – Trials starts 1.20pm – Trial Concludes, announcement of Wollongong team |
Venue | |
Convenor | Trial Conveners - Kath Preece & John Sparks (Catholic Education Office, Wollongong) Coaches and Selectors 15’s Coach – Daniel Iacono (Corpus Christi, Oak Flats) Email: iaconod01@dow.catholic.edu.au Assistant Coaches and Selectors |
Cost | No cost to players |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | Eligibility15 years Students must be 14 or 15 years of age as at 31st December in the year of competition. NOMINATION PROCESS
Players who nominate should be experienced in rugby league, play regularly and have some representative background. The nomination form will require player name, DOB, school, current club, preferred position(s) and background/representative history Nominations close on FRIDAY 4 MARCH, 2022 |
More Info | Draft Trial Details - to be confirmed or modified when all nominations have been received.
Selection Process
If there are any questions relating to these trials please contact John Sparks on email John.Sparks@dow.catholic.edu.au
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April 1 - CANCELLED Football (Soccer) Boys 13 Years, 7-10 Pathway 2022
Pools & Draws 13 Years and Years 7-10 Football
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 14 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Spectator access to this event will be reviewed in the lead up to the trials. Spectators, if permitted, may be required to sign in using QR codes and show their vaccination status. Students are encouraged NOT to share water bottles, food, sweat towels or any other equipment. COVID safety marshals, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
These details will be updated closer to the trial date.
Date | Friday, 1st April, 2022
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Time | 8:15am - Team arrive |
Venue | Kooringa Reserve, Raby |
Convenor | Bre Jones |
Cost | $90 per team - Schools to be invoiced at the end of Term 2 |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | As per school nomination. |
More Info | AGE CATEGORY'S To align with the NSWCCC structures a year 7-10 division will be run which ties in with the CCC football knockout progression. It is anticipated that most schools will have year 9-10 players in this team. The top 4 teams (with some room for movement after evaluation of the results) will be invited to participate in the qualifying tournament to be held on Wednesday 8 June. The 13 years division does not progress into the knockout phase and is aimed to cater for the younger players. Once this Diocesan event is completed, schools are allowed to move students up a division to strengthen their teams for the qualifying knockout phase should they qualify for this. If in the qualifying tournament, students are restricted to one division only. They cannot play in the junior and open divisions. DRESS & EQUIPMENT School sport / soccer uniform with numbered shirts, boots with moulded studs only, shin pads (compulsory). Each team must also supply a game ball for use during the day. CANTEEN PRE-EXISTING INJURY INCLUDING CONCUSSION - INFORMATION TO PARENTS AND STUDENTS READY AND SAFE TO PLAY - TEAM COACH CHECKLIST AND TIPS
REFEREES SHADE GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP RULES
Forfeit will receive 0 points. |
April 1 - CANCELLED Football (Soccer) Girls 13 years, Yrs 7-9 Pathway 2022
Pools & Draws 13 Years and Years 7-9 Football
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 14 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Spectator access to this event will be reviewed in the lead up to the trials. Spectators, if permitted, may be required to sign in using QR codes and show their vaccination status. Students are encouraged NOT to share water bottles, food, sweat towels or any other equipment. COVID safety marshals, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
These details will be updated closer to the trial date.
Date | Friday 1st April, 2022
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Time | 8.30am Team arrive 8.45am Coaches/ refs briefing 9.00am First game 2.30pm Last game |
Venue | |
Convenor | Craig Holden Kate Davis |
Cost | $90 per team. Schools to be invoiced at the end of Term 2 |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | As per school nomination. |
More Info | AGE CATEGORY'S To align with the NSWCCC structures a year 7-9 division will be run which ties in with the CCC football knockout progression. It is anticipated that most schools will have year 8-9 players in this team. The top 4 teams (with some room for movement after evaluation of the results) will be invited to participate in the qualifying tournament to be held on Wednesday 8 June, 2022. The 13 years division does not progress into the knockout phase and is aimed to cater for the younger players. Once this Diocesan event is completed, schools are allowed to move students up a division to strengthen their teams for the qualifying knockout phase should they qualify for this. If in the qualifying tournament, students are restricted to one division only. They cannot play in the junior and open divisions. DRESS/UNIFORM School’s sport/soccer uniform with numbered shirts, Boots with moulded studs only, shin pads CANTEEN PRE-EXISTING INJURY INCLUDING CONCUSSION - INFORMATION TO CARERS AND STUDENTS READY AND SAFE TO PLAY - TEAM COACH CHECKLIST AND TIPS
EQUIPMENT REFEREES DRESSING SHED GAMES WET WEATHER REPRESENTATIVE SELECTION CHAMPIONSHIP RULES 1. Each match will be refereed in accordance with the laws of the game, as developed by FIFA. Each team will be required to bring a referee to control one half of each game their teams plays. No verbal abuse (swearing/put downs etc.) will be tolerated. Students will be sent off for any verbal abuse. 2. All matches will be 18 minutes in duration. A siren will sound the end of one game and the start of another. There will be a no time break between games. 3. There is no limit on interchanges throughout the game. Please wait until the ball is dead, and then notify referee. Players are to interchange via the centre 4. Any player sent from the field will not play again on the day. 5. The winners of each pool will, in the first place, be decided on a points system: 4 points for each win, 3 points for a scored draw, 2 points for a draw and 1 point for a loss. Forfeit will receive 0 points. 6. Late arrival. Any team that is not on the playing field ready to play within 5 minutes of the starting hooter will (on request from opposition) receive a forfeit. In the event of this happening 4 points and one goal will be awarded to the no offending team. 7. A two Pool system will run for each age group. Note in pool B for both the 13's & Yrs 7-9 there are 6 teams and the time frame of this tournament does not allow all teams to play each other. At the end of the pool games the placings will need to be worked out on the point system applied above with any decisions at the discretion of the convener. 8. There will be no extra time to decide drawn games during the finals. The winner will be decided by a penalty shoot out (final). |
April 28 - CANCELLED Football (Soccer) Boys Open Championships and Selections 2022
Open Boys Football Draw
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 14 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Spectator access to this event will be reviewed in the lead up to the trials. Spectators, if permitted, may be required to sign in using QR codes and show their vaccination status. Students are encouraged NOT to share water bottles, food, sweat towels or any other equipment. COVID safety marshals, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
These details will be updated closer to the trial date.
Date | Thursday 28 April 2022 (Backup Monday 9 May, 2022)
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Time | 8:00am – Team arrive |
Venue | |
Convenor | Dean Merola (Holy Spirit College, Bellambi) |
Cost | $90 per team (Schools to be invoiced at the end of term 2) |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | Schools nominate teams at the start of the year |
More Info | DRESSSchool’s sport/soccer uniform with numbered shirts, Boots with moulded studs only, shin pads (compulsory). CANTEEN - TBAFIRST AIDFirst Aid will be in attendance. In addition, all teams are to bring their own First Aid Kits. REFEREESExternal referees have been confirmed for this event. It is also the responsibility for each team to supply a lines person to officiate their own game. EQUIPMENTEach team needs a game ball for use during the day. Players must also wear numbered shirts. SHADEThere is limited shade, teams are advised to bring marques etc DRESSING SHEDSchools are to make sure that they clean up the dressing shed after their use. GAMESWill be of 25 minutes length with a turnaround at half time WET WEATHERNormal wet weather procedures, SMS to sport coordinators, CEO Twitter page update and radio announcements. CHAMPIONSHIP RULES:Each match will be refereed in accordance with the laws of the game, as developed by FIFA. Each team will also be required to supply a lines person. In the first instance, each team will be required to bring a referee to control each game their team plays. The referee must centre a full game to avoid bias. **It is hoped official centre referees will be outsourced. All matches will be 25 minutes in duration. A siren will go to signal a turnaround. There will be no break as such after turnaround the siren will signal the commencement of the second period. The referee will blow full time at the next stoppage in play. There is no limit on interchanges throughout the game. Please wait until the ball is dead, and then notify referee. Players are to interchange via the centre Any player sent from the field will not play again on the day. There will be a 10 minute break between games. Games will start as advertised in the draw. The winners of each pool will, in the first place, be decided on a points system:
In the event that at the end of the round robin 2 or more teams have the same points then the goal difference will be use to discriminate. If this number is the same then the team scoring the most goals will be declared the winner. If this is still the same a count back on games won/loss/draw will be used. If this is equal the winner of the head to head game between the two sides will be declared the winner. If this is still the same the winner will be decided on the toss of a coin. Late arrival. Any team that is not on the playing field ready to play within 5 minutes of the starting hooter will (on request from opposition) receive a forfeit. In the event of this happening 4 points and three goals will be awarded to the no offending team. A two pool system will run for each age group. Each team in both pools will play four pool games. There will be cross over semi finals for teams first and second in each pool and playoff games for 3/4 placings, 5/6 placings and 7/8 placings. Please see draw for details There will be no extra time to decide drawn games during the finals. The winner will be decided by a penalty shoot out. The top 4 teams (with some room for movement after evaluation of the results) will be invited to participate in the qualifying tournament to be held on TBA Once this Diocesan event is completed, schools are allowed to move students up a division to strengthen their teams for the qualifying knockout phase should they qualify for this. If in the qualifying tournament, students are restricted to one division only. They cannot play in the junior and open divisions. READY AND SAFE TO PLAY - TEAM COACH CHECKLIST AND TIPS
PRE-EXISTING INJURY INCLUDING CONCUSSION - INFORMATION TO CARERS AND STUDENTSCarers are required to notify their school and team coach or manager/s should their child be carrying a pre-existing injury leading into an event including concussion. A student who has sustained a concussion injury may not return to contact/collision activities until the resolution of all symptoms and a medical clearance. For further information refer to Sports Medicine Australia Concussion at link https://ama.com.au/position-statement/concussion-in-sport-2019 REPRESENTATIVE SELECTION / NSWCCC CHAMPIONSHIPSAt the carnival a representative open team will be selected. Students who wish to be considered for this team should be nominated on selection form and submitted to the selection coordinator at the start of the carnival. The NSWCCC Football championships will be played at Valentine sports park, Glenwood on Wednesday 25th may & Thursday 26th may, 2022. It is anticipated the levy for students to attend will be approximately $TBA which will include return coach transport, accommodation, dinner and breakfast and include player entry levy. CSNSW ONLINE REGISTRATIONPLEASE DO NOT REGISTER FOR THE CCC EVENT until you have been selected in the Wollongong team. Once selected in the team online registration is compulsory for ALL students who are intending to participate in the NSWCCC Touch Championships.
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April 28 - CANCELLED Football (Soccer) Girls Open Championships and Selections 2022
Open Girls Football Draw
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 14 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Spectator access to this event will be reviewed in the lead up to the trials. Spectators, if permitted, may be required to sign in using QR codes and show their vaccination status. Students are encouraged NOT to share water bottles, food, sweat towels or any other equipment. COVID safety marshals, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
These details will be updated closer to the trial date.
Date | 28 April, 2022 (Backup Monday 9 May, 2022) |
Time | 8:00am – Teams arrive Finals finish and presentation to follow at 3.00pm |
Venue | |
Convenor | Kath Preece (Catholic Education Office, Wollongong) |
Cost | $90 per team (Schools to be invoiced at the end of the term) |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | Schools nominate teams at the start of the year |
More Info | DRESSSchool’s sport/soccer uniform with numbered shirts, Boots with moulded studs only, shin pads (compulsory). CANTEEN - NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS EVENTFIRST AIDFirst Aid will be in attendance. In addition, all teams are to bring their own First Aid Kits. PRE-EXISTING INJURY INCLUDING CONCUSSION - INFORMATION TO PARENTS AND STUDENTSParents are required to notify their school, event organiser/s (i.e. Convener) and team manager/s should their child be carrying a pre-existing injury leading into an event including concussion. A student who has suffered a concussion injury may not return to contact/collision activities less than 14 days from the resolution of all symptoms. For further information refer to the Australian Medical Association at link https://ama.com.au/position-statement/concussion-in-sport-2019 REFEREESExternal referees have been confirmed for this event. It is also the responsibility for each team to supply a lines person to officiate their own game. EQUIPMENTEach team needs a game ball for use during the day. Players must also wear numbered shirts. SHADEThere is limited shade, teams are advised to bring marques etc DRESSING SHEDSchools are to make sure that they clean up the dressing shed after their use. GAMESWill be of 25 minutes length with a turnaround at half time (TO BE CONFIRMED) WET WEATHERNormal wet weather procedures, SMS to sport coordinators, CEO Twitter page update and radio announcements. CHAMPIONSHIP RULES:Each match will be refereed in accordance with the laws of the game, as developed by FIFA. Each team will also be required to supply a linesman. In the first instance, each team will be required to bring a referee to control each game their team plays. The referee must centre a full game to avoid bias. **It is hoped official centre referees will be outsourced. All matches will be 25 minutes in duration. A siren will go to signal a turnaround. There will be no break as such after turnaround the siren will signal the commencement of the second period. The referee will blow full time at the next stoppage in play. There is no limit on interchanges throughout the game. Please wait until the ball is dead, and then notify referee. Players are to interchange via the centre Any player sent from the field will not play again on the day. There will be a 10 minute break between games. Games will start as advertised in the draw. The winners of each pool will, in the first place, be decided on a points system:
In the event that at the end of the round robin 2 or more teams have the same points then the goal difference will be use to discriminate. If this number is the same then the team scoring the most goals will be declared the winner. If this is still the same a count back on games won/loss/draw will be used. If this is equal the winner of the head to head game between the two sides will be declared the winner. If this is still the same the winner will be decided on the toss of a coin. Late arrival. Any team that is not on the playing field ready to play within 5 minutes of the starting hooter will (on request from opposition) receive a forfeit. In the event of this happening 4 points and three goals will be awarded to the no offending team. A two pool system will run for each age group. Each team in both pools will play four pool games. There will be cross over semi finals for teams first and second in each pool and playoff games for 3/4 placings, 5/6 placings and 7/8 placings. Please see draw for details There will be no extra time to decide drawn games during the finals. The winner will be decided by a penalty shoot out. The top 4 teams (with some room for movement after evaluation of the results) will be invited to participate in the qualifying tournament to be held on TBA. Once this Diocesan event is completed, schools are allowed to move students up a division to strengthen their teams for the qualifying knockout phase should they qualify for this. If in the qualifying tournament, students are restricted to one division only. They cannot play in the junior and open divisions. READY AND SAFE TO PLAY - TEAM COACH CHECKLIST AND TIPS
PRE-EXISTING INJURY INCLUDING CONCUSSION - INFORMATION TO CARERS AND STUDENTSCarers are required to notify their school and team coach or manager/s should their child be carrying a pre-existing injury leading into an event including concussion. A student who has sustained a concussion injury may not return to contact/collision activities until the resolution of all symptoms and a medical clearance. For further information refer to Sports Medicine Australia Concussion at link https://ama.com.au/position-statement/concussion-in-sport-2019 REPRESENTATIVE SELECTION / NSWCCC CHAMPIONSHIPSAt the carnival a representative open team will be selected. Students who wish to be considered for this team should be nominated on selection form and submitted to the selection coordinator at the start of the carnival. The NSWCCC Football championships will be played at Valentine sports park, Glenwood on Wednesday 25th may & Thursday 26th may, 2022. It is anticipated the levy for students to attend will be approximately $TBA which will include return coach transport, accommodation, dinner and breakfast and include player entry levy. CSNSW ONLINE REGISTRATIONPLEASE DO NOT REGISTER FOR THE CCC EVENT until you have been selected in the Wollongong team. Once selected in the team online registration is compulsory for ALL students who are intending to participate in the NSWCCC Touch Championships. |
May 9 - POSTPONED Open Boys and Girls Football Trials 2022 (moved to back up date)
Event | Football (Soccer) Selection Trials |
Date | Trial DateMoved to the Back Up date Monday 9 May TimelineThursday 31 March (today) - Nominations Open |
Time | 8.30am - 3.00pm Times will be confirmed. Boys and girls time trials may differ and be organised in two different blocks. Example: Times will be confirmed and circulated to all schools prior to the trials. |
Venue | Venue Monday 9 May - Ian McLennan Sports Field, Kembla Grange |
Convenor | Kath Preece The soccer selection committee consisting of Wollongong coaches and external selectors will coordinate team selections |
Cost | To be advised |
Transport | Students will need to organise private transport both to and from the venue |
Nominations | Thursday 31 March (today) - Nominations Open |
More Info | Student nominations will need to be processed through your school sports coordinator
All nominations will be reviewed by a Diocese of Wollongong Football Selection panel. Students will be informed via their school based sport coordinator if their nomination to attend the trial has been successful. If selected, players will attend the NSWCCC selection championships to be held at Valentine Sports Park, Glenwood on Wednesday 25th May and Thursday 26th May. Nominating students should be available for these dates. |
May 23 - NEW DATE, VENUE & PROGRAM - Cross Country 2022 Selection Trials ONLY
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 7 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- tested positive to a rapid antigen test (RAT) or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Spectator are permitted at this event and should consider social distancing and maintain good hygiene practices. Students are encouraged NOT to share water bottles, food, sweat towels or any other equipment. COVID safety marshals, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
These details will be updated closer to the trial date.
Date | Monday 23 May, 2022 |
Time | All schools/athletes assembled by 8.45am, Selection Trials to conclude at 1.30pm |
Venue | |
Convenor | Simon Vaughan |
Cost | Schools will be invoiced $12.00 per competitor to cover the costs of the carnival. |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | Schools are to enter teams using this sports site link. Entries are due the last day of term 1, Friday 8th April, 2022
Student Nominations Students are NOT required to register for this event. Schools will nominate or enter students to compete at this diocesan event via the online link. Students who are selected in the Wollongong team to compete at the NSWCCC event will need to register on the CSNSW Sports site (see details below). |
More Info | PROGRAM OF EVENTS (UPDATED)8.45am Schools assemble at the course 9.00am Managers Meeting / Course Officials Meeting/Officials move to checkpoints 9.30am Events start Order of events *Note senior students have been placed first to enable them to return to school if required (some events may be combined) • 18+ girls 6km • 17 boys 6km • 18 boys 8km • 17 girls 4km • 12 girls 3km & Jnr Girls Multi class athletes • 12 boys 3km & Jnr Boys Multi class athletes • 13 girls 3km & Snr girls Multi class athletes • 13 boys 3km & Snr boys Multi class athletes • 14 girls 4km • 14 boys 4km • 15 girls 4km • 15 boys 4km • 16 girls 4km • 16 boys 6km AGECompetitors must compete in their own age group i.e. The age they turn in this calendar year Multi Class Junior 12-15 years Number of RunnersMinimum of 4 runners – Maximum of 6. The first 4 runners count in the point score. (Except 17 and 18+ where a minimum of 3 and maximum of 4 is called for). No teachers or adults will be permitted to run the course. OfficialsEach school is required to nominate ONE official. (if you can provide two, this would be helpful for the host school, St John’s) Please email the name of your official to Simon Vaughan (simon.vaughan@dow.catholic.edu.au) at St John’s by Friday 8th April, 2022 CanteenTBA Recording TablesAll students will be receive a finish token/card at the end of the race. This must be taken to the recording tables at the end of the finish shute. Students will have their place recorded and then should return to the school area. Failure to record a place will result in maximum points being allocated. HeadphonesNo student is to wear air pods or headphones during their race. (as per NSWCCC rules) SpikesAll competitors are to wear shoes. Spiked footwear is not permitted. Runner Age NumbersAll runners will be required to wear age group numbers which must be pinned to the front of their competitor singlet/shirt. The cards will be distributed at the managers meeting at 9:00am. Please return the cards to the starting tower at the end of racing. PinsAll schools are to provide their own pins to secure race numbers (4 pins per number). MedicalCould you inform your children that in a situation of injury children must contact the nearest course official. Anyone who suffers from asthma should be encouraged to either take their puffer prior to the race or to run with their puffer. All children should be reminded of fluid intake needed the morning of the carnival and in the lead up to their race. PRE-EXISTING INJURY INCLUDING CONCUSSION - INFORMATION TO PARENTS AND STUDENTSParents are required to notify their school, event organiser/s (i.e. Convener) and team manager/s should their child be carrying a pre-existing injury leading into an event including concussion. A student who has suffered a concussion injury may not return to contact/collision activities less than 14 days from the resolution of all symptoms. For further information refer to the Australian Medical Association at link https://ama.com.au/position-statement/concussion-in-sport-2019 ProtestsNo competitor is to receive assistance or refreshments during the race. In the event that this becomes necessary, that competitor will qualify as "Failing to Finish". Any protest must be made in writing to the carnival manager within fifteen minutes of the event. SupervisionCould team managers ensure that all children, parents and supporters keep away from the starting lines , the finishing shute and the recording caravan at all times. TrophiesCould the 2021 winners please return the trophies to the carnival: READY AND SAFE TO PLAY - TEAM Manager CHECKLIST AND TIPS
WOLLONGONG REP TEAM (TOP 6 FINISHERS IN EACH AGE DIVISION) AND CSNSW SPORT ONLINE REGISTRATIONWhen students are selected in the Wollongong team for the NSWCCC Cross Country Championships they will be required to register for the NSWCCC cross country championships. When registered they will receive online information about the NSWCCC event, be able to order and pay for Diocesan rep gear, pay levies and have parents and Principals approve their participation. All procedures are online. The NSWCCC event will be held at Eastern Creek on Tuesday 7 June 2022 with the top six (6) runners qualifying for the Wollongong team. Details about the NSWCCC cross country can be found at https://csnsw.sport/sports/nswccc/cross-country PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER FOR THE CCC EVENT until you have been selected in the Wollongong team.
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June 15 - Volleyball Open Boys & Girls Championships 2022
Volleyball Draw 2022
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 14 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Spectator access to this event will be reviewed in the lead up to the trials. Spectators, if permitted, may be required to sign in using QR codes and show their vaccination status. Students are encouraged NOT to share water bottles, food, sweat towels or any other equipment. COVID safety marshals, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
These details will be updated closer to the trial date.
Date | Wednesday 15 June, 2022 |
Time | All Schools must be present by 8:00am for championship briefing |
Venue | Illawarra Hockey Stadium |
Convenor |
Kelsie Hawkesby Tor Preece |
Cost | $90 Per Team |
Transport | All students/teams will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | As per school nomination. |
More Info | GENERALPool Games Scoring ● Each game will consist of 2 x 12.5 minute halves. Teams will swap halves at 12.5 minutes (designated by the central timer). ● There will be no “sets”. Scoring will continue throughout the match. The team with the highest accumulated total at the end of the 25 minutes will be the winner. ● Where the ball is in play when the half time or full-time siren sounds, that point needs to be played to completion and does count towards the final score. ● Where scores are level at the end of 25 minutes, the match will be declared a draw in all pool matches. In the case of a draw at the end of allocated time in finals and playoffs, teams will play 1 additional point. The next point will decide the winner Games (1) 1st in Pool A V Pool 2nd in B, (25 minute game) Only the Grand Finals will be played as best of 3 (15 rally points) or 1 hour duration. Duty teams must remain at the venue for the finals. Duties - Every team must provide: Score Sheets Cost Uniform Equipment First Aid will be available however, schools should provide their own strapping. Point score Disputes Coaches Most International Rules apply to all games. A Few changes will apply due to time and the promotion of Volleyball. Due to time being an issue the following scoring system will apply: 25 mins duration (without a warm up). The team that has accumulated the most points in the 25min match will be determined the winner of the match. Total points for each team at the end of the match will be recorded and contributed to FOR/AGAINST points for each team. For and against points will be used to determined final placings should teams be on equal points at the end of pool matched. Only the Grand Final will be played as a full game/1 hour (whatever comes first), best of 3, 15 rally point sets Most International Rules apply to all games. A Few changes will apply due to time and the promotion of Volleyball. A Few basic rules • A toss up determines service or court end SERVICE • The ball may be served from anywhere along the back line. Normal Play • When a team hits the ball out, the opposing team then gains the serve NET BALL • A ball may touch the net during service, play continues within the 3 hit rule. NET PLAY • A blocker may touch the ball beyond the net providing they do not interfere with the attackers shot (before and during the shot) FAULTS (Centre line) • When a player’s foot completely crosses the centreline this becomes a fault and the opposing team gains possession. SUBSTITUTIONS / TIMEOUTS • Can only be made when the ball is dead or out of play SCREENING • Screening during service by the serving team is not permitted under any circumstance ATTACK HITS • Back row players may only hit the ball from the front zone if the ball is below the level of the net. Back line players CANNOT SPIKE at the net unless they have taken off behind the 3m “attack line”. BLOCK • Only front row players may block |
June 15 - Hockey Open Boys and Girls Championships 2022
Hockey Game and Umpire Draw
Field Map
Event Risk Assessment located in CEDoW Sports Hub
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
Protocols around COVID-19 will be determined by advice from the NSW Department of Health, CSNSW and CEDoW. Guidelines change regularly and therefore updates will be made to sports specific events, such as these trials, on an ongoing basis. Some general advice follows.
Before participating in this event, all participants should be advised that they must not attend if in the past 14 days if they have:
- been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or
- been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or
- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or
- are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those with pre-existing medical heath conditions
Spectator access to this event will be reviewed in the lead up to the trials. Spectators, if permitted, may be required to sign in using QR codes and show their vaccination status. Students are encouraged NOT to share water bottles, food, sweat towels or any other equipment. COVID safety marshals, if required, will assist with the management of this event.
These details will be updated closer to the trial date.
Date | Wednesday 15 June, 2022 (Backup Friday 17 June, 2022) |
Time | 8:20am - 3:10pm |
Venue | Narellan Hockey Fields, Narellan |
Convenor | Kristy Fielding Julia Novak |
Cost | $90.00 per team |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | As per school nomination. |
More Info | CARNIVAL EXPECTATIONSManagers are asked to meet with the Convener upon arrival Schools are reminded to observe any guidelines set down by the MacArthur Hockey Complex - and to keep the venue tidy.
WIN- 3 points DRAW–2 points LOSS – 1 point FORFEIT - 0 The competition has been divided into two pools. After the completion of the round matches, crossover games will be played between first and second in each pool, 3rd in each pool will play (position 5 & 6), 4th in each pool will play (position 7 & 8) and 5th in each pool will play (position 9 & 10). A minor final and playoff for 3rd and 4th will not be played and result based on points from rounds. i) Should there be two teams on equal points, then positions will be decided on: i. The team having the higher goal difference should progress GAME CARDS: TEAM NUMBERS: UMPIRES: SUSPENSIONS: UNIFORM: Tomahawks are not allowed. FINALS: i) If any final is a draw the highest ranked team will progress. ii) At the conclusion of the Grand final, should the teams be equal they will be declared Joint Winners.
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June 28 - Rugby League 16's Girls Southern Country Trials
2022 Southern Country Girls 16’s Rugby League Trials
Nominations are open for the 2022 Girls 16’s Southern Country Rugby League Trials to be held in Bruce, ACT on Tuesday 28 June, 2022.
Students must be born in 2006 or 2007 or turning 15 or 16 in the year of competition.
This trial will involve students from Wollongong, Bathurst, Canberra/Goulburn and Wagga Dioceses for selection in the Southern country girl’s rugby league team. If selected, players will attend a training afternoon from 1pm – 4pm at the Centre of Excellence in Homebush on Tuesday 16 August. The NSWCCC selection carnival will follow on Wednesday 17 August, 2022 at St Mary’s where the southern country team will trial against two metro teams from Sydney and a northern country team.
If selected, players will represent NSWCCC in NSW TRI SERIES School Girls Championships on 21 October 2022 (Leichhardt Oval) Team training camp 6 & 7 October 2022 - St Mary’s.
Please use this link to complete your nomination to attend the girls southern country
Date | Nominations Due FRIDAY 3rd June, 2022 |
Time | Trial Times to be advised |
Venue | Bruce, ACT |
Convenor | For more information please email Kath Preece |
Cost | Nil |
Transport | Players are to make their own way both to and from the venue |
Nominations | All nominations are to be entered via this link by FRIDAY 3rd June, 2022 All details in the nomination should be completed. A list of all nominations will be sent to schools to enable permission for students to attend. Students MUST have school permission before attending this trial.
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More Info | Players will be supplied with a playing jersey at the trials. Players should bring the following gear:
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July 25 - Netball Championships 2022
Risk Assessment
Netball Draw
Date | Monday 25 July, 2022 (Backup 27 July, 2022) |
Time | 8:30am sharp - 3:45pm |
Venue | |
Convenor | Michelle Garbutt Natalie Behl |
Cost | $50 per team (Schools will be invoiced at the end of Term 3) |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | Nominations have been received from all schools |
More Info | GAMESOn the day, Team Managers need to collect their information pack from the duty room prior to Round 1 of games (the envelope will contain score sheets, copy of the rules and draw, map of courts, rubbish bag). UMPIRINGTo ensure that two umpires are available on every court, each school must: supply one (1) competent umpire per team. Names of umpires need to be emailed to Michelle Garbutt before Wednesday 20 July. Umpires will be allocated to a court to umpire for the day. Every attempt will be made to ensure that the umpiring is fair and consistent. Schools will not be allocated to their own games. Players who are umpiring are not permitted to umpire games in their division, they are permitted to umpire games in the opposite division. The convenors are not responsible for sourcing/organising umpires for schools. Schools need to organise their umpires by contacting INDA via their umpires Facebook page or by contacting the Umpire Convenor of local Netball clubs. PLAYER INTERCHANGE• Unlimited substitutions are permitted SCORING• Each team must provide a scorer. UNIFORMPlayers must take the court in SCHOOL sports uniform. PRE-EXISTING INJURY INCLUDING CONCUSSION - INFORMATION TO PARENTS AND STUDENTSParents are required to notify their school, event organiser/s (i.e. Convener) and team manager/s should their child be carrying a pre-existing injury leading into an event including concussion. A student who has suffered a concussion injury may not return to contact/collision activities less than 14 days from the resolution of all symptoms. For further information refer to the Australian Medical Association at link https://ama.com.au/position-statement/concussion-in-sport-2019 OTHER• There will be canteen facilities available to the students and staff. |
July 29 - Athletics 2022
ALL DETAILS ABOUT THIS EVENT TO BE UPDATED
Athletics Program of Events
Official Form and Multi Class Information
Parking Information for Campbelltown Athletics Stadium
Risk Assessment
*Please note the Campbelltown Athletics Track will also have their own risk assessment policy for the venue
Date | Friday 29 July, 2022 |
Time | 8:00am - Arrive/ Warm up, |
Venue | |
Convenor | Jessica Flegg |
Cost | $12 per student (to be invoiced at the end of term 3) |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | Team nominations are ALL due by Friday 17 June, 2022 to John Sparks at the Wollongong Catholic Education Office ENTERING YOUR TEAMAll schools are expected to submit their entries using the two filemaker pro files, Names and Names2. These can be exported from your school carnival if using the sports carnival manager program or down loaded from the CEO homepage. The Names and Names2 files should be emailed to john.sparks@dow.catholic.edu.au by Friday 17 June 2022 to john.sparks@dow.catholic.edu.au Students with disabilities should be entered with your able body students. Please note that students looking to represent the Diocese at at CCC in multi-class events MUST be officially classified. Schools should also provide the name of their officials by Friday 17 June, 2022 to john.sparks@dow.catholic.edu.au STUDENT registrationsStudents will only be required to register once they have been selected in the Wollongong team to go to the NSW Combined Catholic College Championships at Homebush on Monday 12th September, 2022. Students will receive an information letter and instructions on how to register once their selection in the Wollongong team is confirmed. |
More Info | All events will be conducted under I.A.A.F. rules with the following amendments; Age is at December 31. Students who turn 17, 18 or 19 years shall be eligible to compete in the 17+ division. No competitors shall enter in corresponding events in more than one age division. The carnival will be conducted in six age divisions 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17+ for boys and girls except in triple jump where there will be junior (12,13, 14 & 15 years) and an open (16+ years) divisions. Relays will be conducted in the following age divisions - 12/13 yrs, 14/15 yrs, 16/17+ yrs. *Please note that winning relay teams WILL NOT progress through as there are no relay events at the NSWCCC Championships. The walk and hurdles are not held at the Diocesan carnival. Access to the NSWCCC Championships for these events is via this online nomination form. Please note that walk competitors will be grouped in 12/13/14’s and 15/16/17’s divisions for the NSWCCC Athletics. Nominations for the hurdles and walk close Friday 29th July, 2022. When all hurdle and walk nominations have been received times will be evaluated and students will be notified. 1 hurdler per age and 2 walkers per division will be selected as part of the Wollongong team. Each school can enter the following number of competitors per age group: Triple Jump - 1 athlete in the junior (12,13, 14 & 15 years) and one athlete in the senior(16+ years) Check here for Field Event Weights, Heigh Jump Start Heights, Hurdle details Competitors in the discus, shot, and javelin events will only be allowed three throws in rotation. Competitors in the long jump and triple jump will only be allowed three jumps in rotation. Track events take precedence over Field events. Competitors leaving a Field event must report to the field General Information Officials The Conveners school will provide student assistance in terms of runners and some officials. Clean Up Morning Tea Ribbons Trophy Winners NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Athletics Championships The NSWCCC Championships will be held on Monday 12 September, 2022 at Homebush. Students are able to nominate for the hurdles and walk events by completing this online link. School based relay teams winning the 17+/16, 15/14 and 13/12 will be held at the Diocesan event BUT the winning team WILL NOT progress through. No relay events will be held at CCC in 2022. CSNSW ONLINE REGISTRATIONStudents will only be required to register once they have been selected in the Wollongong team to go to the NSW Combined Catholic College Championships at Homebush on Monday 12 September, 2022. Students will receive an information letter and instructions on how to register once their selection in the Wollongong team is confirmed. Online registration will allow both parent and Principal approval, all CCC carnival information, allow for payment of the carnival levy and ordering and payment for any Diocesan gear (singlet, polo and hoodie). A Diocesan singlet will be compulsory, all other rep gear is optional. |
Oct 12 - Cricket Boys Years 7-9 Championships 2022
ALL DETAILS ABOUT THIS EVENT TO BE UPDATED
Risk Assessment
Boys Yr 7-9 Cricket Draw
Rules - please see information below.
Date | Wednesday 12 October, 2022 (Backup Wednesday 19 October, 2022) |
Time | Teams to arrive 8:30am, finish time approximately 2:45pm with presentations |
Venue | |
Convenor | Dean Merola and Adam Lawson |
Cost | $50 Per Team |
Transport | All students/teams will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | As per school nomination. |
More Info | Super 8's Competition Format It is strongly recommended that schools bring a parent volunteer to umpire to assist teachers/coaches on the day. This will be at the discretion of each school, but the volunteer must be competent and impartial. Students can score but not umpire. All schools MUST have an umpire for each game.
We hope you enjoy the day. Dean Merola & Adam Lawson – Convenors |
Oct 14 - AFL U/15 Boys Championships 2022 (no year 7 students)
ALL DETAILS ABOUT THIS EVENT TO BE UPDATED
BOYS U/15 AFL DRAW
Students must be 15 years or under as at the 31 December.
No Year 7's are allowed to be included in teams as a duty of care to these younger students.
RISK ASSESSMENT
SAMPLE DRAW
Date | Friday 14 October, 2022 (24 October, 2022) |
Time | 8:30am for a 9:00am start, Finish time: 3:00pm (includes a short presentation) |
Venue | Thomas Dalton Park, Fairy Meadow Dalton Park, Fairy Meadow Figtree Oval, Figtree (Back up only) |
Convenor | Ben Bourke Edmund Rice College, West Wollongong |
Cost | $50 per team. To be invoiced by the CEO at the end of Term 4 |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | As per school nomination. |
More Info | Secondary Boys AFL InformationSafety, Supervision and Full Rules Age: 15 years or under as at 31 December this year, NO year 7 students are eligible for this day. Game length Draw 2 pools of 4 teams (3 games for each team) then 1 x semi finals (cross over round eg A1 v B2, A2 v B1 etc) and then 1 x Finals (1v2, 3v4, 5v6, 7v8) Uniforms Player numbers |
Oct 14 - AFL Girls Years 7-9 Championships 2022
ALL DETAILS ABOUT THIS EVENT TO BE UPDATED
Risk Assessment
COVID Safety Plan
Sample Girls Yr 7-9 AFL Draw and Field Map
Date | Friday 14 October, 2022 (Backup date 24th October, 2022) |
Time | 8:30am - 3:30pm Managers are asked to meet with the Convener upon arrival |
Venue | Bob Prenter Reserve (Monarch Oval) 51 Fields Rd, Macquarie Fields
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Convenor | Scott Ashcroft |
Cost | $50 per team. To be invoiced by the CEO at the end of Term 4 |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | As per school nomination. |
More Info | TO BE UPDATED COVID -19 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS Recommendations to Promote a COVID Safe Environment
Hygiene Protocols for Competition
General Hygiene Practices
Shelter It is recommended schools bring shelter as shade will be at a premium especially at this time of the year. All shade structures should be fully secured. Canteen: There will not be a canteen operating at the venue. Times |
Oct 17 - Basketball Girls Championships 2022
ALL DETAILS ABOUT THIS EVENT TO BE UPDATED
Risk Assessment
Girls Basketball Draw
DIVISIONS
Juniors - Years 7, 8 and 9
Seniors - Years 10 and 11 (Year 12's are NOT eligible)
Date | Monday 17 October, 2022 |
Time | Junior teams involved in round 1 will need to be there at 8:00am as the first game starts at 8:30am Senior round 1 games start at 9.00am Carnival concludes at 3:00pm. |
Venue | Beaton Park Snakepit, |
Convenor | Belinda Sparks
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Cost | $90 per team payable to CEO when invoiced at the end of the term |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | As per school nomination. |
More Info | RULESCLOCK: Is a central clock, which will sound to designate start and finish game times. IT DOES NOT STOP. Each game is 20 minutes long – 10 minute halves with no half time – immediate turnaround at half time. There is a 5 minute warm up OR changeover time between games. Teams not ready to start at the schedule time will forfeit 2 points for each minute elapsed until 10 minutes, at which stage a forfeit will be declared and the score recorded as 20-0. GAMES MUST START AND FINISH ON TIME. DUTY: Your own game. EACH TEAM MUST provide 2 members to do duty for the games they play. Duty teams MUST BE PROMPT TO START THE GAME. REFEREE TIMING AND TIMEOUTS 1 time out per game per team only. Time out is 1 minute. The CLOCK DOES NOT STOP FOR TIMEOUTS, EXCEPT IN THE SEMI FINALS & FINAL – No timeout in round games in the last 2 minutes FOR SEMI-FINALS & FINALS the clock will stop on every whistle and basket in the last minute. If there is a draw in a semi or the final in the playoffs for the top 4 positions, an extra 2 minutes will be played to decide the outcome of the game. The last minute should be fully timed. SCORE SHEETS: FORFEIT UNIFORM EQUIPMENT CANTEEN OTHER:
CURRENT TROPHY HOLDERS PLEASE BRING TROPHIES (Jnr & Snr St Mary's College) |
Oct 17 - Basketball Boys Championships 2022
ALL DETAILS ABOUT THIS EVENT TO BE UPDATED
Risk Assessment
Senior Boys Draw -
DIVISIONS
Juniors - Years 7, 8 and 9
Seniors - Years 10 and 11 (Year 12's are NOT eligible)
Date | Monday 17 October, 2022 |
Time | Junior games start at 8:30am, teams to arrive at 8:15am. Senior games start at 8:30am |
Venue | Campbelltown Basketball Stadium (Access Via Redfern Road) |
Convenor | TBA -John Therry Catholic High School |
Cost | Payment of $90 per team levied to each school by mid Term 4. |
Transport | All students will need to make their own way to and from the venue. |
Nominations | As per school nomination. |
More Info | RULES
BENCH INSTRUCTIONS
3 points for a win, 2 points for a draw, 1 point for a loss, and 0 points for a forfeit. a) If two teams are on equal points, the team with the highest overall for/against will be used to determine placing. b) If the teams are equal on points and for/against, the results of the games between the teams tied will be used to determine the placing.
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