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North West

Secondary

Schools Hockey

2018

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INDEX

1. Committees p3

2. Administration fees p5

3. Year planner p6

4. Trials p12

4.1 North West Selection Policy p12

4.2 Transformation Policy p20

4.3 Provincial Management teams p21

4.4 High Performance squads p22

4.5 Practice dates p24

5. League 2018 p25

5.1 League entries p26

5.2 Boys’ league fixtures p28

5.3 Girls’ league fixtures p31

5.4 Play-offs p33

5.5 League rules p35

5.6 Match result sheet p36

5.7 Card report p3

5.8 Result sheet 8 second shoot out p38

5.9 School’s results p39

6. Code of Conduct

6.1 Code of conduct for parents p40

6.2 Code of conduct for players p41

6.3 Code of conduct for umpires p 42

6.4 Code of conduct for coaches p43

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1. COMMITTEES

NORTH WEST HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

PORTFOLIO NAME CELL PHONE NR EMAIL ADDRESS

President Shaun Hulley 083 454 2381 [email protected]

Vice president

Secretary Marlene Botha 083 225 8988 [email protected]

Treasurer Christi Bester 083 800 1033 [email protected]

Convenor Coaching and HP

Sheldon Rostron Jaryd Hammond

082 726 7440 082 043 7242

[email protected] [email protected]

Convenor League Johan Jacobs Stefan Spamer

083 747 9432 078 826 2254


Convenor Events Soekie Coertzen 082 824 4187 [email protected]

Convenor Development

Additional members Bianca van den Berg Adele Stevens

084 411 9992 083 380 8786


Convenor Rules and Technical

Annelize Rostron 082 555 4842 [email protected]

Secondary schools Marlene Botha 083 225 8988 [email protected]

Primary schools Gretchen van Wyk 072 391 6447 [email protected]

SCHOOLS EXECUTIVE PORTFOLIO NAME CELL PHONE NR EMAIL ADDRESS

Chairperson Marlene Botha 083 225 8988 [email protected]

Vice chairperson Gretchen van Wyk 072 391 6447 [email protected]

Secretary Elda Botha 084 322 6862 [email protected]

SECONDARY SCHOOLS PORTFOLIO NAME CELL PHONE NR EMAIL ADDRESS

Chairperson Marlene Botha 083 225 8988 [email protected]

Secretary Elda Botha 084 322 6862 [email protected]

Treasurer Hope Gates 084 587 0711 [email protected]

Tournament treasurer Yolande Hurter 082 496 1385 [email protected]

Convenor Coaching Hanlie Podd Jaryd Hammond

076 399 4331 082 043 7242


Convenor Development Sinalo Jafta 063 364 0561

[email protected]

Convenor Trials and Selection

Julie Kaka Mohammed Shakeel

073 121 2525 072 322 2742


Convenor League Boys Soekie Coertzen (Plat) Andries Vellema (NW)

082 512 4935 082 512 4935


Convenor League Girls Andries Vellema (Plat) Elda Botha (NW)

084 514 3389 084 322 6862



Smit Siebert Leseya Matthee

076 832 2642 072 139 2368


Communication Candice Quirk Andries Vellema

082 512 4935 084 514 3389


Bojanala Chairperson Hanlie Podd 076 399 4331 [email protected]

Dr K Kaunda Chairperson

Liezel Viljoen 082 802 7393 [email protected]

Ngaka Modiri Molema/Dr R S Mompati Chairperson

Andries Vellema

084 514 3389

[email protected]

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PRIMARY SCHOOLS

PORTFOLIO NAME CELL PHONE NUMBER

EMAIL ADDRESS

Chairperson Gretchen van Wyk 072 391 6447 [email protected]

Secretary Hendra Greyling 082 673 4999 [email protected]

Treasurer Christi Bester 083 800 1033 [email protected]

Convenor Coaching Piet van Wyk 072 476 5566 [email protected]

Convenor Recruitment and Development

Lesley-Ann Arendse Trishka Rakgalekane

083 739 2950 071 781 0655


Convenor Competitions and Tournaments

Stefan Spamer 078 826 2254 [email protected]

Convenor Team selection Gretchen van Wyk 072 391 6447 [email protected]


Annelize Rostron 082 555 484842 [email protected]

Bojanala Chairperson Dauwline Kruger 082 363 2126 [email protected]

Dr K Kaunda Chairperson Klerksdorp Potchefstroom

Chrizanne de Beer Annelize Rostron

082 559 6625 082 555 4842


Dr R S Mompati Chairperson

Bernadette Badenhorst 082 773 3819 [email protected]

Ngaka Modiri Molema Chairperson

Richard Champion 083 731 9617 [email protected]

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE SCHOOLS

PORTFOLIO NAME CELL PHONE NUMBER

EMAIL ADDRESS

Chaiperson Marlene Botha 083 225 8988 [email protected]

Convenor Rules and Technical Elda Botha 084 322 6862 [email protected]

Lawyer (Van Velden & Duffey) Bertie Grobbelaar 014 592 1135 [email protected]

Work for a cause, NOT for applause. Live life to express, NOT to impress.

Don’t strive to make your presence noticed, just make your absence felt.


















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RE: HOCKEY FEES FOR 2018

The following fees are due before the end of the first term (31/03/2018) Administration fee for boys and girls team: R550.00 per school plus R50.00 per league team. Noordvaal League affiliation for Girls: R350.00 per school. {Not compulsory to affiliate} Noordvaal League affiliation for Boys: R350.00 per school. {Not compulsory to affiliate} Above mentioned fees must please be paid into the following account before the end of the 1st term (31/03/2018). Schools that have not paid will not be allowed to participate in the league.

NORTH WEST SECONDARY SCHOOLS HOCKEY

FNB ACCOUNT: 62142737701

BRANCH CODE: POTCH 240438

REFERENCE: SCHOOL'S NAME (VERY IMPORTANT PLEASE!)

Please take note that if your Noordvaal Affiliation fees for girls and / or boys have not been paid by the end of the

1st term, your school will not be allowed to participate in this league. NO LATE ENTRIES AT ALL

Boys’ teams: The winner and runner-up of the Platinum league will proceed to the Noordvaal A league and the

third position (Platinum) and the winner of the North West league will proceed to the Noordvaal B league.

___________________________________________________

Complete the reply slip and fax it to 018-4629034 or email: [email protected]. Without this form the correct

amounts cannot be allocated to the various accounts.

NAME OF SCHOOL: _____________________________________________

DATE OF PAYMENT: ___________________________

BREAKDOWN OF PAYMENT

ADMIN FEES @ R550.00 PER SCHOOL: = R R

BOYS TEAMS @ R50.00 PER LEAGUE TEAM R

GIRLS TEAMS @ R50.00 PER LEAGUE TEAM R

NOORDVAAL AFFILIATION: girls@ R350.00 PER SCHOOL [optional] R

NOORDVAAL AFFILIATION: boys@ R350.00 PER SCHOOL [optional] R

TOTAL AMOUNT PAID R

HOPE GATES TREASURER: NORTH WEST SECONDARY SCHOOLS HOCKEY

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3. Year planner 2018:

January February

Monday 1 New Year’s Day

Tuesday 2

Wednesday 3

Thursday 4 Thursday 1

Friday 5 Friday 2

Saturday 6 Saturday 3 Athletics

Sunday 7 Sunday 4

Monday 8 Monday 5

Tuesday 9 Tuesday 6

Wednesday 10 Wednesday 7


Friday 12 Friday 9

Saturday 13 Saturday 10

Sunday 14 Sunday 11

Monday 15 Schools reopen teachers Monday 12

Tuesday 16 Tuesday 13

Wednesday 17 Schools reopen learners Wednesday 14 NW Sec schools committee meeting

Thursday 18 Thursday 15 NWPS committee meeting

Friday 19 Friday 16

Saturday 20 Athletics Saturday 17 Athletics

Sunday 21 Sunday 18

Monday 22 Monday 19




Friday 26 Athletics/Prestige Friday 23

Saturday 27 Saturday 24 Athletics

Sunday 28 Sunday 25 HP training

Monday 29 Monday 26


Wednesday 31 Wednesday 28 Athletics

I coach field hockey. What is your superpower?

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March April

Thursday 1

Friday 2

Saturday 3 Athletics

Sunday 4 HP training

Monday 5

Tuesday 6 Sunday 1

Wednesday 7 Monday 2 Family Day

Thursday 8 Tuesday 3

Friday 9 Pukreeks/Tuks Wednesday 4

Saturday 10 Pukreeks Thursday 5

Sunday 11 HP training Atl Pukreeks Friday 6

Monday 12 Saturday 7

Tuesday 13 Sunday 8

Wednesday 14 Monday 9

Thursday 15 Tuesday 10 Schools reopen

Friday 16 Pukreeks Wednesday 11 Leagues commence

Saturday 17 Pukreeks/Tuks Thursday 12

Sunday 18 HP training Friday 13 Pukreeks ¼

Monday 19 District trials (14, 16, 18) Saturday 14 Pukreeks ¼ /Tuks

Tuesday 20 Sunday 15 Finalise provincial teams

Wednesday 21 Human Right’s Day/HP camp Monday 16

Thursday 22 Tuesday 17

Friday 23 Pukreeks Wednesday 18

Saturday 24 Pukreeks/Tuks Thursday 19

Sunday 25 NW trials games (14,16,18) Friday 20 Pukreeks semi

Monday 26 Saturday 21 Pukreeks semi

Tuesday 27 Sunday 22 NW practice

Wednesday 28 Schools close Monday 23 Tuks

Thursday 29 Tuesday 24 Tuks

Friday 30 Good Friday Wednesday 25 Tuks/NWPS regional trials completed

Saturday 31 Thursday 26

Friday 27 Freedom Day

Saturday 28

Sunday 29

Monday 30 School holiday

A GOOD hockey player plays where the ball is.

A GREAT hockey player plays where the ball is going

to be.

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May June

Tuesday 1 Workers’ Day

Wednesday 2

Thursday 3

Friday 4 Pukreeks final/Tuks dogters final/

Friday 1 NW practice

Saturday 5 Pukreeks final/Tuks seuns final

Saturday 2 NW semi final

Sunday 6 NW practice/NWPS trials Sunday 3 U13 training

Monday 7 Submit final clothing orders to supplier

Monday 4

Tuesday 8 Tuesday 5



Friday 11 NW practice Friday 8 NW practice

Saturday 12 Saturday 9 NW final/U13 training

Sunday 13 NWPS trials Sunday 10

Monday 14 Monday 11




Friday 18 NW practice Friday 15 NW practice/ U13 training

Saturday 19 Saturday 16 Youth Day/Mini Tournament

Sunday 20 NWPS final trials Sunday 17

Monday 21 Monday 18




Friday 25 Gim/Volkie/ NW practice U14 girls only

Friday 22 Schools close

Saturday 26 District play-offs NW leagues/U`13 training

Saturday 23

Sunday 27 U13 training/U 14 boys, 16 &18 boys & girls

Sunday 24

Monday 28 Monday 25




Friday 29

Saturday 30

LIFE IS SIMPLE

EAT, SLEEP, PLAY

HOCKEY

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July August

Wednesday 1

Thursday 2 Noordvaal medium schools

Friday 3 Noordvaal medium schools

Saturday 4 Noordvaal medium schools/small schools final

Sunday 1 Sunday 5

Monday 2 Monday 6

Tuesday 3 U18 girls regional Tuesday 7

Wednesday 4 U18 girls regional Wednesday 8

Thursday 5 U18 girls regional Thursday 9 National Women’s day/Noordvaal large schools

Friday 6 Friday 10 School holiday/ Noordvaal large schools

Saturday 7 Saturday 11 Noordvaal large schools

Sunday 8 Sunday 12 Noordvaal large schools

Monday 9 Monday 13




Friday 13 Friday 17 HP training


Sunday 15 Sunday 19

Monday 16 Monday 20

Tuesday 17 Schools reopen Tuesday 21



Friday 20 Friday 24 HP training

Saturday 21 Girls Plat vs NW/Noordvaal small schools ¼ final

Saturday 25

Sunday 22 Sunday 26

Monday 23 Monday 27



Thursday 26 Noordvaal boys Thursday 30

Friday 27 Noordvaal boys Friday 31 HP training

Saturday 28 Noordvaalboys/Noordvaal small schools semi final

Sunday 29

Monday 30

Tuesday 31

YOU CAN’T SCARE ME

I PLAY

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HOCKEY

September October

Saturday 1

Sunday 2

Monday 3 Monday 1

Tuesday 4 Tuesday 2

Wednesday 5 NWPS ¼ finals Wednesday 3


Friday 7 HP training Friday 5


Sunday 9 Sunday 7

Monday 10 Monday 8

Tuesday 11 Tuesday 9 Schools reopen



Friday 14 HP training/NWPS semi-final Friday 12

Saturday 15 NWPS final Saturday 13

Sunday 16 Sunday 14

Monday 17 Monday 15




Friday 21 HP training Friday 19


Sunday 23 Sunday 21

Monday 24 Heritage Day Monday 22




Friday 28 Schools close/Champ of champs Friday 26 SASHOC meeting

Saturday 29 Champ of champs Saturday 27

Sunday 30 Sunday 28

Monday 29

Tuesday 30

Wednesday 31

“There is life, then there’s hockey. Once you step on that

turf, life outside hockey doesn’t matter.

Hockey becomes life.”

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November December

Thursday 1

Friday 2


Sunday 4 Sunday 2

Monday 5 Monday 3

Tuesday 6 Tuesday 4

Wednesday 7 AGM – Wesvalia 15:00 Wednesday 5

Thursday 8 Thursday 6 Schools close learners

Friday 9 Friday 7

Saturday 10 Saturday 8 Schools close teachers

Sunday 11 Sunday 9

Monday 12 Monday 10




Friday 16 Friday 14


Sunday 18 Sunday 16 Day of Reconciliation, U16/18

Monday 19 Monday 17




Friday 23 Friday 21


Sunday 25 Sunday 23

Monday 26 Monday 24

Tuesday 27 Tuesday 25 Christmas Day

Wednesday 28 Wednesday 26 Day of Goodwill


Friday 28

Friday 30 Saturday 29

Sunday 30

Monday 31

Victory is in having done your best.

If you have done your best you have won!

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4. Trials

4.1 North West Secondary Schools Selection Policy

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR PLAYERS

The following criteria should/will be considered when selecting players for provincial teams:

• Physical attributes: Flexibility, coordination and agility with or without the ball, power

strength and speed (minimum 9.0 for u16 and 18)

• Skills: Consistent effectiveness and efficiency in passing, dribbling and tackling with

speed and under pressure

• Needs of team: Positional needs and positional suitability

• Potential for development, eagerness to learn and improve

• Teamwork: Willingness to accept a position/role that will lead to the team’s success

• Winning attitude: The desire to compete and win during training as well as competition

• Shared purpose: Contributes to the team atmosphere with a shared purpose of creating a

successful team

• Good attitude and respectful behaviour: Should always treat others with respect, be

enthusiastic and supportive of team mates. Loyalty towards Province

• Effective communication: Must have good communication skills and be willing to interact

and work through conflict situations that might interfere with the success of the team.

• Versatility: Have a good balance between offensive and defensive skills as well as the

ability to play different positions and with different players on the field.

• Maturity: Accept responsibility for actions and own development as a player and team

member. Takes action and adjusts to various situations. Let go of mistakes in order to

give the next opportunity the greatest chance for success.

• Attendance at training: Attends all training sessions as far as possible. Be committed to

effort

• High level of awareness, anticipation and quick decision making in training and

competition

• Strong character which includes tenacity, self discipline, willingness to excel, commitment

and dedication

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AGE SPECIFIC SELECTION CRITERIA

Under 14 defenders

Characteristics of a good defender include vision, the ability to communicate effectively and composure under

pressure; they have to display good decision making skills in small and crowded spaces. Backfield players,

when defending, have to be able to assess danger and prioritize marking or covering as needed. When

attacking they have to be able to limit risky decisions that will result in turnovers.

Defenders at this level are expected to consistently execute the following skills at a high standard:

• Ability to distribute the ball at speed in all circumstances

• Sweep, hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent, deception)

• Hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent)

• Push pass (accuracy, snap with deception, fast, consistent, lifted)

• Receiving skills: stationary and moving under pressure

• Ball control and possession

• Elimination skills in small and crowded spaces

• Winning the ball back: Tackling (Poke, lunge, block, upright reverse)

• Channelling and Double defence skills:

• Marking

• Interceptions

• Knowledge of and ability to apply trough vs diamond formations

• Defensive and offensive decision making in 2v1 and 3v2 situations

• Off-ball positioning to provide support with and without team ball possession

• Vision of full field (execute short and long passes and adapts to attack)

• Defensive positioning on Penalty corners Under 14 Midfielders: Characteristics of a good midfielder include vision, the ability to communicate effectively to forwards in front of them and good decision making in small and crowded spaces. They have to have an awareness of space and options around them in both offence and defence and have to consistently display both offensive and defensive ability. Midfielders at this level are expected to consistently execute the following skills at a high standard:

• Push pass – snap and lifted (accurate, fast, consistent, deceptive)

• Hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent, deceptive)

• Sweep hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent, deceptive)

• Elimination and ball control skills (right and left side of body, fast)

• Effective ball control with change of speed and direction


• Tackling (Poke, lunge, block)

• Channelling and double defence skills

• Marking and the ability to prioritize between marking the space and picking up a check


• Maintain [possession and make good decisions in small spaces under pressure

• Offensive and defensive role on penalty corners

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Under 14 Forwards Characteristics of a good forward include the ability to recognize, create and lead into space, good anticipation and quick reactions. They must also be able to pressure and channel effectively without getting eliminated and be able to execute on and off the ball at speed. They must also have an instinct to score goals. Forwards at this level are expected to consistently execute the following skills at a high standard:

• Push pass – snap and lifted (accurate, fast, consistent, lifted)


• Dribbling, running with the ball, elimination skills at speed

• Goal scoring (variety of shots)


• Receiving skills: stationary and moving, open and closed, under pressure

• Ability to create danger in attack with off-ball movement and leading (timing and anticipation)

• Channelling and effective pressure on the ball carrier

• Tackling to dispossess

• Tactical awareness of team offensive concepts (depth, width)

• Offensive decision making in 2v1 and 3v2 situations Under 14 goalkeepers: Characteristics of a good goalkeeper include courage, great reflexes and good hand eye coordination and speed. They also have to be able to assess danger and be tactically aware so that they can effectively communicate to players in front of them. Goalkeepers at this level are expected to consistently execute the following skills at a high standard:

• Shot blocking: ability to block different types of shots (forehand, flicks)

• Stick and blocker saves

• Controlling and clearing rebounds in response to game play

• Kicking (emphasis on accuracy)

• Sliding

• Diving

• Defensive penalty corners

• Penalty stroke and 8 second

• Close play around net

• Positioning and efficient movement around circle

• Repositioning and response to play

• Decision making and vision

• Ability to apply team defensive concepts

• General tactical awareness (1v12, 2v1, 3v2)

• Communication skills

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Under 16 defenders:

Characteristics of a good defender include vision, the ability to communicate effectively and composure under


when defending, have to be able to assess danger and prioritise marking or covering as needed. When



• Ability to distribute the ball at speed in all circumstances

• Sweep, hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent, deception)



• Reverse stick passing

• Scoop ability




• Winning the ball back: Tackling (Poke, lunge, block, upright reverse)

• Channelling and Double defence skills:

• Marking

• Interceptions

• Knowledge of and ability to apply trough vs diamond formations


• Off-ball positioning to provide support with and without team ball possession

• Vision of full field (execute short and long passes and adapts to attack)

• Defensive positioning on Penalty corners Under 16 Midfielders: Characteristics of a good midfielder include vision, the ability to communicate effectively to forwards in front of them and good decision making in small and crowded spaces. They have to have an awareness of space and options around them in both offence and defence and have to consistently display both offensive and defensive ability. Midfielders at this level are expected to consistently execute the following skills at a high standard:

• Push pass – snap and lifted (accurate, fast, consistent, deceptive)

• Hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent, deceptive)

• Sweep hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent, deceptive)

• Reverse passing (lifted, flat, fast)

• Elimination and ball control skills (right and left side of body, lifted dribble fast)



• Tackling (Poke, lunge, block, upright reverse)






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Under 16 Forwards Characteristics of a good forward include the ability to recognize, create and lead into space, good anticipation and quick reactions. They must also be able to pressure and channel effectively without getting eliminated and be able to execute on and off the ball at speed. They must also have an instinct to score goals. Forwards at this level are expected to consistently execute the following skills at a high standard:




• Goal scoring (variety of shots)

• High quality first touch and ball control



• Ability to create danger in attack with off-ball movement and leading (timing and anticipation)





• Shot blocking: ability to block different types of shots (reverse hit, forehand, flicks, aerial balls)


• Controlling and clearing rebounds in response to game play


• Sliding

• Diving

• Defensive penalty corners








• Communication skills

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Under 18 Defenders: Characteristics of a good defender include vision, the ability to communicate effectively and composure under


when defending, have to be able to assess danger and prioritize marking or covering as needed. When



• Ability to distribute the ball with power, accuracy, speed in all circumstances

• Sweep hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent, deception)

• Hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent, reverse)


• Reverse stick passing

• Scoop (with emphasis on appropriate timing and execution)

• Receiving skills: stationary and moving at speed and under pressure






• Marking

• Interceptions

• Knowledge and ability to apply trough vs diamond formation


• Off-ball positioning to provide support with and without team possession

• Vision of full field (executes short and long passes and adapts to attack)

• Defensive positioning on Penalty corners

• Offensive role on Penalty corners Under 18 Midfielders: Characteristics of a good midfielder include vision, the ability to communicate effectively to forwards in front of them and good decision making in small and crowded spaces. They have to have an awareness of space and options around them in both offence and defence and have to consistently display both offensive and defensive ability. Midfielders at this level are expected to consistently execute the following skills at a high standard:

• Push pass – snap and lifted (accurate, fast, consistent, deception)

• Hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent, deception)

• Sweep hit (accurate, flat, fast, consistent, deception)

• Reverse passing (lifted, flat, fast)

• Elimination and ball control skills (right and left side of body, lifted dribble fast)






• Defensive and offensive decision making in 1v1, 2v1 and 3v2 situations



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Under 18 Forwards: Characteristics of a good forward include the ability to recognize, create and lead into space, good anticipation and quick reactions. They must also be able to pressure and channel effectively without getting eliminated and be able to execute on and off the ball at speed. They must also have an instinct to score goals. Forwards at this level are expected to consistently execute the following skills at a high standard:




• Goal scoring (deflections, forehand, reverse, punch/squeeze, reverse stick)

• High quality first touch and ball control



• Ability to create danger in attack with off-ball movement, interchange and leading (timing and anticipation)

• Ability to reposition and support attack





• Shot blocking: ability to block different types of shots (reverse hit, forehand, flicks, punch/squeeze, aerial balls)


• Controlling, clearing and redirecting rebounds in response to game play


• Sliding

• Diving

• Defensive penalty corners (standing up and lying down)








• Communication skills and “Presence”

• Ability to start and enter play part way through the game and remain consistent

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NORTH WEST SECONDARY SCHOOLS SELECTION POLICY

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR PLAYERS

The following criteria should/will be considered when selecting players for provincial teams:

• Physical attributes: Flexibility, coordination and agility with or without the ball, power

strength and speed(minimum 9.0 for u16 and 18)

• Skills: Consistent effectiveness and efficiency in passing, dribbling and tackling with

speed and under pressure

• Needs of team: Positional needs and positional suitability

• Potential for development: eagerness to learn and improve

• Teamwork: Willingness to accept a position/role that will lead to the team’s success

• Winning attitude: The desire to compete and win during training as well as competition

• Shared purpose: Contributes to the team atmosphere with a shared purpose of creating a

successful team

• Good attitude and respectful behaviour: Should always treat others with respect, be

enthusiastic and supportive of team mates. Loyalty towards Province

• Effective communication: Must have good communication skills and be willing to interact

and work through conflict situations that might interfere with the success of the team.

• Versatility: Have a good balance between offensive and defensive skills as well as the

ability to play different positions and with different players on the field.

• Maturity: Accept responsibility for actions and own development as a player and team

member. Takes action and adjusts to various situations. Lets go of mistakes in order to

give the next opportunity the greatest chance for success.

• Attendance at training: Attends all training sessions as far as possible. Be committed to

effort

• High level of awareness, anticipation and quick decision making in training and

competition

• Strong character which includes tenacity, self discipline, willingness to excel, commitment

and dedication

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4.2 TRANSFORMATION POLICY

NORTH WEST SCHOOLS TRANSFORMATION POLICY

COMMITTEES The executive committee shall consist of at least two men, two women and three people of other colour. If this

is not achieved through voting then the Executive must co-opt one or more persons to achieve this equity.

Unlike other co-opted members, these members shall have full voting rights on the executive.

The sub-committees shall have at least two people of other colour. If this is not achieved through voting, then

the executive must co-opt one or more persons to achieve this spread.

NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS All provincial teams are required to send (a minimum) of 6 players of colour to the u13, 16 and 18 National

Tournaments. Management must be 50/50.

REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS All teams to the regional tournaments are required to send 5 players of colour per team. Management must be

50/50.

PARTICIPATION All players must play an equivalent of three (3/6) full matches or 180 minutes and at least two players of other

colour must be on the field at all times during the match.

Teams not complying will not be allowed to officially compete in tournaments. (SAHA and SASHOC)

SELECTORS Boys and girls Under 13 – 18 a minimum of three selectors of whom one must be of other colour

WINTER GAMES The under 13 teams remain the top Development school team. The under 14 teams are selected teams – 7 players of colour out of 15. Management 50/50 UMPIRES Although no official targets have been set it is advisable to train umpires of colour.

TRUST YOUR TEAM

TRUST YOUR COACH

TRUST YOURSELF

“Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the

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man with the wrong mental attitude.”

Thomas Jefferson

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4.3 PROVINCIAL MANAGEMENT TEAMS 2018 TEAM DATE VENUE COACH ASSISTANT COACH MANAGER

Under 18 A Boys Nat

SX Mbekeni 083 571 5293 [email protected]

Mitesh Makan 082 041 8327 [email protected]

Smit Siebert 076 832 2642 [email protected]

Under 18B boys

Under 16 A boys Nat

Pierre Botma 078 527 9550 [email protected]

Andries Vellema 084 514 3389 [email protected]

Keo Sikwane 083 539 1014 [email protected]

Under 16B boys North

Killian Ludick 072 920 0016 [email protected]

Lilitha Bodlani 082 097 4979 [email protected]

Under 18 A girls Nat

Jaryd Hammond 082 043 7242 [email protected]

Sulette Damon level 1 083 371 0472 [email protected]

Onkgopotse Legobye 084 443 8440 [email protected]

Under 18 B girls North

3 – 6 July 2018

Potchefstroom Elda Botha 084 322 6862 [email protected]

Rethabile Shuta 074 026 8918 [email protected]


Sinalo Jafta 063 364 0561 [email protected]

Amore de Wet 071 606 0817 [email protected]

Lizahne Luchies 079 694 6911 [email protected]

Under 16 B girls National

Janél Coetzee 082 344 2496 [email protected]

Candice Ascencao 082 512 4935 [email protected]

Obakeng Motlhabane 076 625 3567

Under 14 A boys Nat

Piet van Wyk 072 476 5566 [email protected]

Thabo Gaberone 084 912 3806 [email protected]

Under 14 B boys North

Stefan Spamer 078 826 2254 [email protected]

Ruben Smith 060 976 8586 [email protected]

Mohammed Shakeel 072 322 2742 [email protected]


Chandre Mienie 076 071 8406 [email protected]

Ilezelle Brummer 072 367 0389 [email protected]

Charity Lebele 060 712 6515 [email protected]

Under 14 B girls North

Chelize Willemse 071 472 0744 [email protected]

Julie Kaka 073 121 2525 [email protected]

Under 13A boys and girls

Under 13B boys and girls






















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4.4 HIGH PERFORMANCE SQUADS

BOYS UNDER 18:

NAME SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL

Conradie Hannes GK Gimnasium Taljaard Corneil Hs Rustenburg

Adriaan Röntgen Gimnasium Van den Bergh Joshua Hs Rustenburg

Halgryn Landre Gimnasium Van der Walt Daniel Hs Rustenburg

Frederik de Villiers Gimnasium Pienaar Dihan Hs Rustenburg

Gebengana Lumka Gimnasium Steyn Jacques Hs Rustenburg

Van der Bank Drean Gimnasium Hills Wessel Hs Rustenburg

Van Wyk Ian Gimnasium Kruger Jaco Hs Rustenburg

Labuschagne Henko GK Gimnasium Barends Lauriston Boys High

Van der Westhuizen W Lichtenburg Thekisto Mohale Boys High

Janse van Rensburg L Lichtenburg Koetjie Chiraz Boys High

Madondo Sihle Curro Klerksdorp Lwane Sandile Boys High

Arends Keanon Curro Klerksdorp Sindwa Simphiwe Boys High

Variava Aquil Curro Klerksdorp Ornsby Declan Hs Klerksdorp

Mtjalie Kamahelo Curro Klerksdorp Dieperink Dylan Hs Klerksdorp

Lucas Justino Ferdinand Postma Thobedi Rentane THS Klerksdorp

Pieters Ruvan Volkskool Masiteng Kagiso THS Klerksdorp

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BOYS UNDER 16


Kruger Lando Hs Rustenburg Rakgoro Thabang Zinniaville

Van Tonder Tiaan Hs Rustenburg Lebeko Zane Curro Klerksdorp

Oberholzer GF Hs Rustenburg Leburu Obakeng Curro Klerksdorp

Von Plaster Storm Hs Rustenburg Smith Lawrence GK Hs Klerksdorp

Bester Lourens Hs Rustenburg Smit Marco Hs Brits

Esterhuysen Nathan Hs Rustenburg Strydom Charl Hs Brits

Swanepoel Hanro Hs Rustenburg Anker Shayden Lichtenburg

Van Rooyen Justin GK Hs Rustenburg Rossouw Danhard GK Lichtenburg

Taje Thato Ferdinand Postma Mohube Bakang Milner

Botha Marko Ferdinand Postma Freitas Keanu Bergsig Academy

Sereko William Ferdinand Postma Kilian Alexander Wesvalia

Isherwood Kyle Ferdinand Postma Venter Zack Wesvalia

Fourie Michael Gimnasium Temanie Edrich Boys High

Van Rooyen Michael Gimnasium Lepholletse Khanya THS Klerksdorp

Ritchie Janco Gimnasium Modise Thabang THS Klerksdorp

Botha James Gimnasium Ncheche BK THS Klerksdorp

Frauendorf JP Gimnasium Sharma Vansh Selly Park Secondary

Kotze George Gimnasium Molokomme Rapula Selly Park Secondary

Anyishayi David GK Selly Park Secondary

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GIRLS UNDER 18


Grobler Chandre Gimnasium Thekiso Kitso Girls High

Bothma Caerie Gimnasium Monchusi Joweline Girls High

Bothma Georgia Gimnasium Rafutho Tshegofatso Girls High

Badenhorst Phia Gimnasium Nolwazi Wanda Girls High

De Villiers Jhenelle Gimnasium Norris Chrissie Girls High

Badenhorst Hanlie Gimnasium Liebenberg Amorie Girls High

Truter Sanja Gimnasium Qothwane Karabo Girls High

Jonker Lize Gimnasium Thulare Reabetswe Curro Klerksdorp

De Lange Johaneske Gimnasium Mahoka Mpho Curro Klerksdorp

Van der Merwe Shinne Gimnasium Ratzlaff Jade Curro Klerksdorp

Jordaan Marlize Gimnasium Kaibe Katlego Curro Klerksdorp

J van Rensburg Gerdané Gimnasium Nthlaile Lentle Curro Klerksdorp

Smith Helene Gimnasium Dinoge Ontse THS Klerksdorp

Van Aarde Anne Gimnasium Moses Megail THS Klerksdorp

Von Abo Rozanne Gimnasium Lamprecht Lienge Lichtenburg

Mare Carisa Hs Klerksdorp Roux Sonika Lichtenburg

Hattingh Shanel Hs Rustenburg Weyer Clarissa Lichtenburg

Pedro Jessica Bergsig Academy Breytenbach Carien Lichtenburg

Coetzee Mariloise Hs Brits Rossouw Carma Lichtenburg

Du Preez Lynnae Hs Brits Boshoff Chani GK Wesvalia

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GIRLS UNDER 16


Hoadley Shamon Schweizer Reneke Pieterse Zia Girls High

Stroebel Niche Schweizer Reneke Sekwati Oratile Girls High

Venter Shani Bergsig Academy Tshenkeng Zoe Girls High

Sparks Carla Bergsig Academy Van der Berg Maroze Hartbeespoort

Keyser Imke Lichtenburg Derksen Debra-Lee Hartbeespoort

Gilliland Margit Lichtenburg Mdawi Kelebogile Hartbeespoort

Lefathle Omphemetse Lichtenburg De Beer Elbe Schoonspruit

Lefifi Kamogela Lichtenburg Uquhart Taylor Schoonspruit

Swart Mardi Volkskool Stear Marla Gimnasium

Potgieter Kristi Volkskool De Wet Lara Gimnasium

Bothloko Lelethu Curro Klerksdorp Pienaar Mire Gimnasium

Mashupi Tshegofatso Curro Klerksdorp Hills Elri Gimnasium

Doduvu Duduzile Curro Klerksdorp Le Grange Inge Gimnasium

Kumbi Realeboga Curro Klerksdorp Grobler Sonika Gimnasium

Strydom Charne Hs Brits Mpele Onalerona Zinniaville

Eloff Caroli Hs Brits Manda Onkabetswe Zinniaville

Kelly Samantha Hs Klerksdorp Ntsomi Cynthia Zinniaville

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4.5 PRACTICE DATES FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE SQUADS AND PROVINCIAL TEAMS

DATE ACTIVITY VENUE TIME

Sunday 25 February HP training PUK astro 13:00-18:00

Sunday 4 March HP training PUK astro/Curro/RHS 13:00-18:00

Sunday 11 March HP training PUK astro/Curro astro/RHS 13:00-18:00

Sunday 18 March HP training PUK astro B/Curro astro/RHS 13:00-18:00

21 March HP camp RHS/Curro 8:00 – 15:00

Sunday 25 March NW trials (14,16,18) RHS astro/Curro astro 13:00-18:00

Sunday 15 April NW finalise teams PUK astroRHS astro/Curro astro 13:00-18:00

Sunday 22 April NW squads practice PUK astro/RHS astro/Curro astro 13:00-18:00

Sunday 6 May Finalise NW teams RHS astro/Curro astro 13:00-18:00

Friday 11 May NW teams practice PUK astro/RHS astro/Curro astro 15:00-18:00

Friday 18 May NW teams practice PUK astro/RHS astro/Curro astro 15:00-18:00

Friday 25 May NW teams practice u14 G Curro astro 15:00-18:00

Friday 1 June NW teams practice PUK astro/RHS astro/Curro astro 15:00-18:00

Saturday 2 June NWSS semi final PUK astro 8:00 - 18:00

Friday 8 June NW teams practice PUK astro/RHS/Curro 15:00 – 18:00

Saturday 9 June NWSS final Curro/RHS

Friday 15 June NW teams practice RHS astro/Curro astro 15:00 -18:00

Friday 16 June Mini provincial tournament PUK astro 8:00 – 18:00

3-6July Regional U18 girls tournament PUK astro

Friday 18 August HP training PUK astro/RHS astro/Curro astro 15:00-18:00



Friday 7 September HP training PUK astro/RHS astro/Curro astro 15:00-18:00

Friday 14 September HP training RHS astro/Curro astro 15:00-18:00

Friday 21 September HP training PUK astro/RHS astro/Curro astro 15:00-18:00

Please note that the dates and/or venues could change due to circumstances. The managers

will inform the players of any changes.

“Nothing will work, unless you do.” Maya Angelou

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5. LEAGUE 5.1 LEAGUE ENTRIES 2018

SCHOOL CONTACT PERSON Contact detail

Email address TEAMS ENTERED 2016 GIRLS BOYS

Fields BOJANALA G

14 G 15

G116

G3

G2 G 1

Tot League B 14

B 16

B 2

B 1

Tot League

1 Bergsig Akademie

Esther van der Berg 078 328 5933 014 533 2046


1 1 1 1 1 5 NW 1 1 1 3 NW 3 grass

2 Brits Carin du Plessis Gielie Kruger

083 285 471 012 252 3228


1 1 1 1 1 5 NW 1 1 2 NW 2 grass

3 Fields College Adriaan Bester N Joubert

064 280 0931 076 529 8125


1 1 1 3 NW 1 1 1 3 NW 1 grass

4 Grenswag Jeanette Koen Marissa de Beer

082 978 5434 082 854 7156


1 1 1 1 1 5 NW 1 1 NW 2 grass

5 Grenville Hanlie Podd 076 399 4331 014 592 0344

[email protected] 1 1 1 1 1 5 NW 1 1 1 3 NW 2 grass

6 Hartbeespoort Bettie Botha Elda Botha

083 280 6610 084 322 6862


1 1 1 1 1 5 NW 0 1 grass

7 HTS Rustenburg

Salize Duminy Michelle Raaths

066 226 6910 079 317 9413


0 1 1 NW 1 grass

8 Lebone II Herme Visser

074 583 7456

[email protected]

1 1 1 3 NW 1 1 1 3 NW 2 grass

9 Rustenburg Lientjie Cronje Victor Schultze

072 637 2699


1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1 8 Plat 1 1 1

1 1 3 2t

Plat NW

1 astro 2 grass

10 Selly Park Heidi Lowe Reese Voigt

082 899 8054 083 295 5352

[email protected] reesevoigt4 @gmail.com

1 1 1 1 4 NW 1 1

1

1 3 1

Plat NW

1 grass

11 Wagpos

Maryke Nefdt 079 654 9196 [email protected] 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 NW 1 1 2 NW 2 grass

12 Zinniaville Mohammed Shakeel Julie Kaka

072 322 2742 073 121 2525


1 1 NW 1 1 2 NW None

13 Ls Brits

Tracey Ehlers 083 510 4239 [email protected] 1 1 NW 0 None

14 Ls Rustenburg Johan van den Bergh 083 390 3393 [email protected] 1 1 NW 0 None

15 Selly Park Primary

Dauwline Kruger

082 363 2126

[email protected]

0 1 1 NW S astro 2 grass























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DR K KAUNDA CONTACT PERSON Contact detail Email address

G 14

G 15

G116

G3

G2 G 1

Tot League B 14

B 16

B 2

B 1

Tot League Fields

1 Alabama/KSS Bianca Barends 060 505 2900

[email protected] 1 1 NW 0 None

2 Curro Klerksdorp

Hope Gates

084 587 0711 018 462 9023

[email protected]

1

1 1 1

Plat NW

1 1 1 3 Plat 1 astro

Curro Primary Aden Paterson 072 355 8803 [email protected]

1 1 NW 1 astro

3 Ferdinand Postma

Lizanne de Villiers Gretha Joubert

072 502 6966 082 776 0348


0 1 1 1 1 4 NW 0

1

0

1 1 1

Plat NW

2 grass

4 Gimnasium Soekie Coertzen Susan van Staden

082 824 4187 072 448 6008


1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1 8 Plat 1 1

1 1

1

1 3 3

Plat NW

2 grass

5 HTS Klerksdorp Elizabeth Beyers

082 707 5620 [email protected] [email protected]

1 1 1 1 1 5 NW 1 1 1 3 NW 2 grass

6 HTS Potchefstroom

Tania de Jongh Nadine van Heerden

084 902 9293 084 518 1020

[email protected] 1 1 1 3 NW 0 2 grass

7 Klerksdorp Lida Boshoff 083 238 8750 018 462 8423

[email protected] 1 1

1 1 1

1 1 7 Plat 1 1 2 NW 2 grass

8 Milner Natasha J v Vuuren 083 521 0519 [email protected]

1 1 NW 1 1 NW 1 grass

9 New Vision Secondary

Mathinee Stapelberg Michelle Pieterse

076 313 4648 082 049 1306

[email protected] 1 1 NW 1 1 NW None

111 Sannieshof Leandri von Moltke 082 944 7137 018 683 0011

hskoolshof@lantic .net 1 1 NW 1 1 NW 1 grass

12 Schoonspruit Estie Koen

083 495 2017 [email protected] 1 1 1 1 1 5 NW 1 1 2 NW 2 grass

13 Stilfontein Elize Opperman

072 238 9874 [email protected] 1 1 1 1 NW 1 grass

15 Volkskool Karien Benson Le Roux Kruger

071 898 8603 072 473 1700


1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1 8 Plat 1 1 1

1 4 Plat NW

3 grass

16 Wesvalia Ronel du Plessis

083 456 1310 [email protected] 1 1

1 1

1 1 1 7 Plat 1 1 2 NW 3 grass

17 Wolmaransstad Michelle van Wyk 072 071 8952 [email protected]

[email protected]

1 1 1 1 1 5 NW 0 2 grass


















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DR K KAUNDA CONTACT PERSON Contact detail

Email address G 14

G 15

G116

G3

G2 G 1

Tot League B 14

B 16

B 2

B 1

Tot League Fields

18 Girls High Amoré de Wet Theuns J van Vuuren

071 606 0817 018 294 3228 082 411 3473


1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1 8 Plat 0 1 astro 1 grass

19 Boys High Alec Paiva Sarlyn Oosthuizen

084 870 5555 082 054 1132


0 1 1 1

1 3 1

Plat NW

2 grass

21 Ls Mooirivier Annelize Rostron 014 294 5998 082 555 4842


1 1 NW 1 1 Plat None

22 Klerksdorp Primary

Carolyn van Niekerk 082 934 8007 [email protected] 1 1 NW 1 1 NW

DR R S MOMPATI

CONTACT PERSON Contact detail

Email address G 14

G 15

G 16

G3

G2 G 1

Tot League B 14

B 16

B 2

B 1

Tot League Fields

2 Schweizer Reneke

Mathilde van den Berg

071 528 6455 053 963 1325

[email protected] mailto:[email protected]

1 1

1 1 4

NW 0 2 grass

3 Tigerkloof Theulet van Wyk 082 343 1688

[email protected] 1 1 NW 0 1 grass

4 Vryburg Lizanne van Rensburg

084 597 0824


1 1 1 1 1 5 NW 1 1 NW 3 grass

NGAKA M MOLEMA

CONTACT PERSON Contact detail

Email address G 14

G 15

G3

G2 G 1

Tot League B 14

B 16

B 2

B 1

Tot League Fields

1 Lichtenburg Andries Vellema 084 514 3389 018 632 6202

[email protected] 2 2 2 1 1 1 9 Plat 1 1 2 NW 2 grass

2 ISSA Henry Matthews

082 499 1901

[email protected]

1 1 1 3 NW 1 1 2 NW 4 grass

3 Zeerust Madelein Nel 083 9491768 018 642 1114


1 1 1 1 4 NW 0 2 grass

“There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard

work and learning from failure.” General Colin Powell
















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5.2 BOYS’ LEAGUE FIXTURES 5.2.1 PLATINUM LEAGUE

SCHOOL ABBR U14 U16 U18 Boys High BH X X X

Curro Klerksdorp CK X X X

FP/MR/LTX FP MR LTX FP

Gimnasium G X X X

Rustenburg RHS X X X

Selly Park SP X X X

Volkskool V X X X

SCHOOL BOYS

HIGH FP/MR/LTX GIMMIES RHS CURRO

K/DORP VOLKIES SELLY

PARK

BOYS HIGH

26/04 Away

05/05 Away

26/05 Home

09/06 Home

02/06 Away

12/05 Away

FP/MR/LTX

26/04 Home

19/05 Home

12/05 Away

26/05 Away

09/06 Home

02/06 Away

GIMMIES

05/05 Home

19/05 Away

02/06 Away

12/05 Home

26/05 Home

09/06 Away

RHS

26/05 Away

12/05 Home

02/06 Home

26/04 Away

05/05 Home

19/05 Away

CURRO K/DORP

09/06 Away

26/05 Home

12/05 Away

26/04 Home

19/05 Home

05/05 Away

VOLKIES

02/06 Home

09/06 Away

26/05 Away

05/05 Away

19/05 Home

26/04 Home

SELLY PARK

12/05 Home

02/06 Away

09/06 Home

19/05 Away

05/05 Home

26/04 Away

League starts: Week ending 22/04 and stops week ending 09/06. All matches must be played on astro turf.

5.2.2 NORTH WEST LEAGUE BOJANALA DISTRICT POOL A: POOL B:

School Abbreviation U14 U16 U18 School Abbreviation U14 U16 U18

Bergsig Akademie BS X X X Fields College FC X X X

Brits BR X X Grenswag GW X

Grenville GV X X X Lebone L X X X

Selly Park Sec/Selly Park Pr SPS/SPP X X Wagpos W X X X

Zinniaville/Hoër Tegnies ZI/HTS X X X Hs Rustenburg RHS X X

A 1 BS BR GV SPS/SPP ZI/HTS

BS 14/04 Away

12/05 Away

5/05 Home

21/04 Home

BR 14/04 Home

21/04 Away

12/05 Home

19/05 Away

GV 12/05 Home

21/04 Home

19/05 Away

5/05 Away

The first two positions of Pool A1 and Pool A2 will play in the Bojanala play-offs (26/05) to determine the two teams which will take part in the NW play-offs

SPS/SPP 5/05 Away

12/05 Away

19/05 Home

14/04 Home

ZI/HTS 21/04 Away

19/05 Home

5/05 Home

14/04 Away

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A 2 FC

GW L W RHS

FC

21/04 Away

05/05 Home

12/05 Home

19/05 Away

GW 21/04 Home

19/05 Home

14/04 Away

05/05 Away

L 05/05 Away

19/05 Away

21/04 Away

12/05 Home

The first two positions of Pool A1 and Pool A2 will play in the Bojanala play-offs (26/05) to determine the two teams which will take part in the NW play-offs

W 12/05 Away

14/04 Home

21/04 Home

21/04 Away

RHS 19/05 Home

05/05 Home

12/05 Away

21/04 Home

POOL B: DR KK/NMM/DR RSM

SCHOOL ABBREVIATION 14 16 18

Ferdinand Postma FP X

Gimnasium GIM X X X

Hs Klerksdorp KHS X X

International School ISSA X X

Klerksdorp Primary KPS X

Ls Mooirivier LM X

Lichtenburg LTX X

Milner M X

New Vision NV X

Potchefstroom Boys High PBHS X

Sannieshof S X

Schoonspruit SC X X

Stilfontein ST X

Technical High School Klerksdorp THS X X X

Vryburg VR X

Wesvalia W X X

UNDER 14 BOYS

GIM KPS LM THS GIM KPS LM THS

GIM

21/03 Away

14/04 Away

28/04 Home

12/05 Home

5/05 Home

19/05 Away

KPS 21/03 Home

28/04 Away

14/04 Away

12/05 Away

19/05 Home

5/05 Home

LM 14/04 Home

28/04 Home

21/03 Away

5/05 Away

19/05 Away

12/05 Home

Round robin, first two positions play in the North West play-offs

THS 28/04 Away

14/04 Home

21/03 Home

19/05 Home

5/05 Away

12/05 Away

UNDER 16 BOYS

School FP GIM ISSA KHS SC THS W

FP 12/05 Home

19/05 Away

28/04 Away

14/04 Away

21/04 Home

5/05 Home

GIM 12/05 Away

21/04 Home

14/04 Away

5/05 Away

12/05 Home

28/04 Home

ISSA 19/05 Home

21/04 Away

12/05 Home

28/04 Home

5/05 Away

12/05 Away

KHS 28/04 Home

14/04 Home

12/05 Away

19/05 Home

19/05 Away

21/04 Away

SC

14/04 Home

5/05 Home

28/04 Away

19/05 Away

12/05 Home

19/05 Away

THS 21/04 Away

12/05 Away

5/05 Home

19/05 Home

12/05 Away

14/04 Away

Round robin, first two positions play in the North West play-offs

W 5/05 Away

28/04 Away

12/05 Home

21/04 Home

19/05 Home

14/04 Home

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UNDER 18 BOYS POOL B

SCHOOL KHS M NV SC ST THS W

KHS 12/05 Away

21/04 Home

14/04 Home

5/05 Home

28/04 Away

19/05 Home

M 12/05 Home

14/04 Away

12/05 Home

28/04 Home

21/04 Away

19/05 Away

NV 21/04 Away

14/04 Home

5/05 Away

12/05 Away

19/05 Home

28/04 Home

SC 14/04 Away

12/05 Away

5/05 Home

19/05 Away

12/05 Home

21/04 Home

The first two positions of Pool B and Pool C will play in the DR KK/NMM play-offs (26/05) to determine the two teams which will take part in the NW play-offs

ST 5/05 Away

28/04 Away

12/05 Home

19/05 Home

14/04 Home

12/05 Away

THS 28/04 Home

21/04 Home

19/05 Away

12/05 Away

14/04 Away

5/05 Home

W 19/05 Away

19/05 Home

28/04 Away

21/04 Away

12/05 Home

5/05 Away

POOL C

SCHOOL GIM ISSA LTX PBHS S VR

GIM 14/04 Home

21/04 Home

28/04 Away

5/05 Home

12/05 Away

ISSA 14/04 Away

5/05 Away

21/04 Home

12/05 Away

28/04 Home

LTX 21/04 Away

5/05 Home

12/05 Home

28/04 Home

14/04 Away

The first two positions of Pool B and Pool C will play in the DR KK/NMM play-offs (26/05) to determine the two teams which will take part in the NW play-offs

PBHS 28/04 Away

21/04 Away

12/05 Away

14/04 Away

5/05 Home

S 5/05 Away

12/05 Home

28/04 Away

14/04 Home

21/04 Home

VR 12/05 Home

28/04 Away

14/04 Home

5/05 Away

21/04 Away

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5.3 GIRLS’ LEAGUE FIXTURES 5.3.1 PLATINUM LEAGUE

School Abbreviation 14 15 16 2 1

Gimnasium GIM XX XX XX X X

Lichtenburg LTX XX XX XX X X

Hs Kdp KHS XX X XX X X

Hs Rtb RHS XX XX XX X X

Volkskool VOLK XX XX XX X X

Wesvalia WES XX XX X X X

Girls High GH XX XX XX X X

Curro Kdp CURRO X

SCHOOL CURRO GIM GH KHS LTX RHS VOLK WES

CURRO 28/04 Home

9/06* Away

5/05* Away

2/06 Home

19/05* Away

26/05* Home

26/05* Away

GIM 28/04 Away

16/06 Home

19/05 Home

9/06 Away

5/05 Home

26/05 Home

2/06 Away

GH 9/06* Home

16/06 Away

5/05 Away

12/05 Away

26/05 Home

9/06 Home

28/04 Away

KHS 5/05* Home

19/05 Away

5/05 Home

26/05 Away

16/06 Away

12/05 Home

9/06 Home

LTX 2/06 Away

9/06 Home

12/05 Home

26/05 Home

19/05 Away

5/05 Away

16/06 Home

RHS 19/05* Home

5/05 Away

26/05 Away

16/06 Home

19/05 Home

2/06 Away

12/05 Away

VOLK 26/05* Away

26/05 Away

9/06 Away

12/05 Away

5/05 Home

2/06 Home

19/05 Home

WES 26/05* Home

2/06 Home

28/04 Home

9/06 Away

16/06 Away

12/05 Home

19/05 Away

Round robin league to determine positions. The winner and runner-up will play against the winner and runner-up of the North West league in semi final and final.

5.3.2 NORTH WEST LEAGUE

POOL A2 Abbr 14 15 16 2 1

Bergsig BS X X X X X

Brits BR X X X X X

Grenville GV X X X X X

Ls Rustenburg LR X

Selly Park Sec SPS X X X X

Zinniaville ZI/LR X X

POOL A1 Abbr 14 15 16 2 1

Fields College FC X X X

Grenswag GW X X X X X

Hartbeespoort HBP X X X X X

Lebone L X X X

Ls Brits LB X

Wagpos W X X X X X

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POOL B Abbr 14 15 16 2 1

Alabama A X

Curro Primary CP X

Curro Secondary CS X

F Postma FP X X X X HTS Klerksdorp HTSK X X X X X HTS Potchefstroom HTSP X X X

Klerksdorp Primary KPS X

Ls Mooirivier LM X

Milner M X

New Vision NV X

Schoonspruit SC X X X X

Schweizer Reneke SR X X X X

Stilfontein ST X

Wolmaransstad WO X X X X X

POOL C Abbreviation 14 15 16 2 1

International school ISSA X X X

Sannieshof S X

Tigerkloof T X

Vryburg VR X X X X X

Zeerust ZE X X X X

POOL A1

FC GW HBP L W LB

FC 21/4 Away

15/05 Away

05/05 Home

12/05 Home

19/05 Home

GW 21/4 Home

05/05 Home

19/05 Home

14/04 Away

12/05 Away

HBP 15/05 Home

05/05 Away

12/05 Away

24/04 Home

21/04 Away

L 05/05 Away

19/05 Away

12/05 Home

21/04 Away

14/04 Home

Bojanala play-offs The first two positions of Pool A1 and A2 will play against each other to determine the first two positions in Bojanala Date: 26/05/2018 Venue: to be confirmed

W 12/05 Away

14/04 Home

24/04 Away

21/04 Home

05/05 Home

LB 19/05 Away

12/05 Home

21/04 Home

14/04 Away

05/05 Away

POOL A2

BS BR GV LR SP ZI

BS 14/04 Away

12/05 Away

19/05 Home

5/05 Home

21/04 Home

BR 14/04 Home

21/04 Away

5/05 Home

12/05 Home

19/05 Away

GV 12/05 Home

21/04 Home

14/04 Home

19/05 Away

5/05 Away

LR

19/05 Away

5/05 Away

14/04 Away

21/04 Home

12/05 Home

Bojanala play-offs The first two positions of Pool A1 and A2 will play against each other to determine the first two positions in Bojanala Date: 26/05/2018 Venue: to be confirmed

SP 5/05 Away

12/05 Away

19/05 Home

21/04 Away

14/04 Home

ZI 21/04 Away

19/05 Home

5/05 Home

12/05 Away

14/04 Away

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POOL B FP/ST HTSK HTSP/LM A/NV/CP/CS KPS/M SC SR WO

FP/ST 26/05 Away

14/04 Home

19/05 Away

12/05 Home

05/05 Away

26/04 Home

21/04 Home

HTSK 26/05 Home

05/05 Away

26/04 Home

14/04 Home

12/05 Away

21/04 Away

19/05 Away

HTSP/LM 14/04 Away

05/05 Home

26/05 Away

19/05 Home

21/04 Away

12/05 Home

26/04 Home

A/NV/CP/CS 19/05 Away

26/04 Home

26/05 Away

21/04 Home

14/04 Home

05/05 Away

12/05 Home

KPS/M 12/05 Away

14/04 Away

19/05 Away

21/04 Away

26/04 Home

26/05 Home

05/05 Home

SC 05/05 Home

12/05 Home

21/04 Home

14/04 Away

26/04 Away

19/05 Away

26/05 Away

SR 26/04 Away

21/04 Home

12/05 Away

05/05 Home

26/05 Away

19/05 Home

14/04 Away

WO 21/04 Away

19/05 Home

26/04 Away

12/05 Home

05/05 Away

26/05 Home

14/04 Home

Round robin, the first 3 teams will play in the NW play-offs.

5.4 PLAY-0FFS

5.4.1 PLATINUM LEAGUE

Boys: Round robin points will determine final positions e.g.1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Girls: 17 June Semi final

Venue A 8:00 U14 A3 vs B2 A Venue B 8;00 U15 A3 vs B2 C

9:00 U14 A4 vs B1 B 9:00 U15 A4 vs B1 D

10:00 U18 A3 vs B2 G 10;00 U16 A3 vs B2 E

11:10 U18 A4 vs B1 H 11:00 U16 A4 vs B1 F

13:00 U14 A1 vs Win B M 13:00 U15 A1 vs Win B O

14:10 U14 A2 vs Win A N 14:10 U15 A2 vs Win A P

24 June Final

Venue 8:00 U18 A1 vs Win H Q

9:10 U18 A2 vs Win G R

10:10 U16 A1 vs Win F S

11:10 U16 A2 vs Win E T

12:30 U14 Win M vs Win N

13:30 U15 Win O vs Win P

14:30 U16 Win S Vs Win T

15:30 U18 Win Q vs Win R

Girls’ Platinum winner and runner-up and North West winner and runner-up will play semi final and final on 21 July 2018

POOL C ISSA S/T VR ZE

ISSA 14/04 Home

05/05 Away

12/05 Away

S/T 14/04 Away

12/05 Home

05/05 Away

VR 05/05 Home

12/05 Away

14/04 Home

ZE 12/05 Home

05/05 Home

14/04 Away

Round robin, the Pool winner will play in the NW play-offs

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5.4.2 NORTH WEST LEAGUE District Play-offs: Bojanala Boys: All age groups: Bojanala play-offs 26/05. First two positions of each pool will play in the Bojanala play-offs. The winner and runner –up will play in NW play-offs. Bojanala play-offs:

26 May Bojanala 1.1 vs Bojanala 2.2 - winner P

Bojanala 1.2 vs Bojanala 2.1 – winner Q

Dr KK/NMM/Dr RSM Under 14 boys: First two positions will play in the NW play-offs. Under 16 boys: First two positions will play in the NW play-offs. Under 18 boys: The first two positions of pool B and Pool C will play in the Dr KK/NMM play-offs 26/05. The winner and runner-up will play in the NW play-offs. Dr KK/NMM/Dr RSM Boys U18 Play-offs

26 May B1 vs C2 - winner R

B2 vs C1 – winner S

North West Boys: Semi final

2 June P vs S – winner T

Q vs R – winner U

T vs U to determine positions 1 and 2

North West Boys: Final

9 June 3 vs 4

1 vs 2

Bojanala Girls Play-offs:

26 May A1 vs B2 = winner C

B1 vs A2 = winner D

C vs D to determine positions1 and 2

Dr KK/NMM/Dr RSM Girls play-offs:

26 May B1 vs = B3 winner E

B2 vs = C1 winner F

E vs F to determine positions 1 and 2

North West Girls: Semi final

2 June P vs S – winner T

Q vs R – winner U

T vs U to determine positions 1 and 2

North West Girs: Final

9 June 3 vs 4

1 vs 2

Girls’ Platinum winner and runner-up and North West winner and runner-up will play semi final and final on 21 July 2018

NOORDVAAL: Boys’ Noordvaal league: The first two teams of the Platinum league will take part in the Noordvaal A league. The 3rd position of the Platinum league and the winner of the North West league will play in the Noordvaal B league. Girls’ Noordvaal: Large schools: 2 teams – winner and runner-up Medium schools: 2 teams – winner and runner-up Small schools: 2 teams – winner and runner-up

If hockey is worth playing, it is worth playing it well!

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5.5 LEAGUE RULES 2018 Teams which have paid their administration fees are eligible to take part in the league. Proof of payment must be available at the first two league matches.

• All games to be played in or before the end of the week that the match has been scheduled to take place. Platinum league matches preferably to be played on astro.

• The Home school has preference on which day the match must be played. (Please accommodate each other).

• The Home school must confirm with their opposition as to which teams have been entered in the league. Some schools do not have teams in all age groups.

• Each coach must have a neatly typed team list (names, surnames and dates of birth) on the school’s letterhead, signed by the principal to submit to the technical official before the start of the match. After the match the coach may have the team list to submit at the next match.

• Copies of all players ID’s/birth certificates plus photo’s plus the team list must be submitted to Elda Botha before the league matches commence.

• Fields should be according to the specifications in the rule book. Grass fields must be in good condition and the grass must be kept as short as possible.

• The host school must ensure that they have qualified first aid (Level 2 or 3) and technical officials for all league games as well as a proper match ball. Learners may be used as technical officials but an adult technical official must be present at all times.

• Teams may not take to the field if the above mentioned are not in place.

• Each team to supply an umpire who is suitably qualified. Names of umpires for each school must be sent to Leseya Matthee [email protected] before the league commences. Schools which do not comply will not be allowed to play league matches.

• The results must be sent by sms to Andries Vellema 084 514 3389 or Candice Ascencao 082 512 4935 as soon as possible after completion of the matches, to be entered on the website. The summary of the results together with the technical table report, signed by coaches/managers of both schools, umpires and technical officials, must be submitted to the convenor of that specific league (table below) on the Monday following the match date to ensure that the logs are kept up to date. Schools who fail to adhere to this request will forfeit their match points.

• Schools which withdraw from/do not play two matches/give points will be withdrawn and all their results will be null and void.

• Should a team be withdrawn it is imperative that the convenor of that league be notified immediately. League Responsible person Email address Cell phone number

Girls Platinum league Andries Vellema [email protected] 084 514 3389

Boys Platinum league Soekie Coertzen [email protected] 082 824 4187

Girls NW league Pool A Pool B Pool C

Elda Botha Elda Botha Elda Botha

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

084 322 6862 084 322 6862 084 322 6862

Boys North West league Bojanala Dr KK/NMM/Dr RSM

Marlene Botha Andries Vellema


083 225 8988 084 514 3389

• The following points system will be applicable: Win 3 Draw 1

Loss 0 Bonus 1 (max 1 bonus point if team wins, not scores, with 3 or more goals)

• Should the situation arise at any time where two or more teams have the same number of points, then: The position of the teams shall be decided upon a goal difference basis, i.e. goals for minus goals against, biggest difference wins. Should there still be equality, then the position will be decided by the number of games won. Should there still be equality then results of the two teams concerned will be used. Should there still be equality then a penalty stroke competition between the 2 teams will be held.

• The North West league will play in their districts and at the end of the season the district winners and runners-up will

play in the Play-offs to determine the North West winners and runners-up. The context of schools differ therefore it is

the organiser’s responsibility to arrange friendly matches for teams which do not have many/enough league matches.

• Schools should take note of the dates for the play-offs! Schools which withdraw from the play-offs at a late stage

will be subject to disciplinary action. Please read the Constitution before the league commences to ensure that

your school abides by the Constitution.

• An example of a technical table form which is completed correctly is included below. The coach/manager is

responsible to complete the form not the captain or any other player.


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SKOOL/SCHOOL: Greenside

SPAN/TEAM: U 18/1st

3 UITSLAG/RESULT 1 SKOOL/SCHOOL: Hopefield

SPAN/TEAM: U 18/1st 2 HALFTYD/HALF TIME 0

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NAME NAMES

Gre

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Red

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Sta

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NAME NAMES

Gre

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Yel

low

Gee

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Red

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1 Onalerona Magopodi 1 Jane Smith

2 Margaret Lekhela 2 Vero Ndhlovu

3 Palesa Rametsi 3

Maria Steyn

4 Remofilwe Tladi 4 Boitumelo Rapoo (v/c)

5

Refilwe Mokgatle

5 Chantelle Mynhardt

6

Onalenna Sekoboane

6 Olebogeng More

7

Kamogelo Dubazana

7 Refilwe Diale (c)

8

Paballo Pilane (v/c)

8 Nicola Wenhold

9

Rea Nhlapo

9 Thato Motene

10

Palesa Monageng

10 Precious Mahuma

11

Tshiamo Seganoe (c)

11 Hannah Dyer

12

Oratile Mohulatsi

12 Thatho Phinithi

13

13

14

14

15

15

16

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AFRIGTER / COACH / MANAGER: M Botha COACH / AFRIGTER / MANAGER: T Monageng SKEIDSREGTER / UMPIRE: J Mendoza UMPIRE / SKEIDSREGTER: H Podd TEGNIESE BEAMPTE / TECHNICAL OFFICIAL: K Tladi TECHNICAL OFFICIAL / TEGNIESE BEAMPTE: P Kuun

Strafhoeke 1ste helfte 1111 Penalty corners 1st half 11111

Strafhoeke 2de helfte 11 Penalty corners 2nd half 111111

SPAN

MIN.

NO.

Aksie Telling

TEAM

MIN.

NR.

Action Score SPAN

MIN.

NO.

Aksie Telling

G

10

7

FG

1-0

G 25 9

PC 2-0

H

40

8

FG

2-1

G

55

11

FG

3-1

Aksie: VD = velddoel; SH = strafhoek; PS = strafhou Action: FG = field goal; PC = penalty corner; PS = penalty strok

NORTH WEST SCHOOLS HOCKEY

TECHNICAL TABLE REPORT/TEGNIESE TAFELVERSLAG

WEDSTRYDVERSLAG MATCH REPORT

POOL: Girls 18/1st

POEL: Meisies 18

DATE: 24/04/2017

DATUM:

VENUE: Greenside PLEK:

PITCH: A

VELD: :


TECHNICAL TABLE REPORT/TEGNIESE TAFELVERSLAG


POOL: Girls 18/1st

POEL: Meisies 18

DATE: 24/04/2017

DATUM:

VENUE: Greenside PLEK:

PITCH: A

VELD: :

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YELLOW CARD:

NAME SCHOOL REASON

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

RED CARD:

NAME SCHOOL REASON

1.

2.

AFRIGTER/COACH / MANAGER

COACH/AFRIGTER / MANAGER

SKEIDSREGTER/UMPIRE

UMPIRE/SKEIDSREGTER

TEGNIESE BEAMPTE/TECHNICAL OFFICIAL

TECHNICAL OFFICIAL/TEGNIESE BEAMPTE


POOL:

POEL:

DATE:

DATUM:

VENUE: PLEK:

PITCH: A

VELD: :


TEGNIESE TAFELVERSLAG

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POOL POEL

DATE DATUM

VENUE PLEK

PITCH TERREIN

EIGHT SECOND SHOOT OUT:

TEAM 1 POINTS TEAM 2 POINTS

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

SCORE: SCORE:

SUDDEN DEATH:

TEAM 1 POINTS TEAM 2 POINTS

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

SCORE: SCORE:

SIGNATURES:

COACH/AFRIGTER: COACH/AFRIGTER:

UMPIRE/SKEIDSREGTER: UMPIRE/SKEIDSREGTER:

TECHNICAL OFFICIAL: TEGNIESE BEAMPTE:

TECHNICAL OFFICIAL: TEGNIESE BEAMPTE:


TEGNIESE TAFELVERSLAG

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NORTH WEST SECONDARY SCHOOLS RESULTS NOORDWES SEKONDÊRE SKOLE UITSLAE

HOME TEAM/TUISSKOOL: Girls: Boys:

VISITORS/BESOEKERS: Meisies: Seuns:

• 3 points for the winner • 0 points for the loser • 1 point for each team in the event of a draw • 1 bonus point for the team which wins (not scores) by 3 or more goals

GIRLS/MEISIES DATE/DATUM: .......................................................................

TEAM/SPAN

RESULT/UITSLAG POINTS/PUNTE

Home /Tuis Visitors/Besoekers Home/Tuis Visitors/besoekers

1st team/1ste span

2nd team/2de span

3rd team/3e span

O/16 A

O/16 B

O15 A

O/15 B

O/14 A

O/14 B

BOYS/SEUNS DATE/DATUM: .............................................................................

TEAM/SPAN

RESULT/UITSLAG POINTS/PUNTE

Home/Tuis Visitors/Besoekers Home/Tuis Visitors/besoekers

1st team/1ste span

2nd team/2de span

O/16 A

O/16 B

O/14 A

O/14 B

Signature hockey organiser: .................................................... Date: .........................................

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CODE OF CONDUCT

PARENTS AND SUPPORTERS

GENERAL POLICY

The playing of School sport is primarily of an educational nature.

AIM OF SCHOOL SPORT

To ensure the highest standards of sportsmanship, self-discipline and control in players and to encourage

participation.

ASSOCIATION AWAYITH NORTH WEST HOCKEY - Parents and Supporters should consider themselves to be representative of the Province/school, when supporting fixtures involving their son/daughter’s interests/team. - They are encouraged to support their son’s/daughter’s interest and those of various other teams.

CONDUCT AT MATCHES

- Positive support will be appreciated. - Parents and supporters are requested to refrain from directing negative comments at umpires, any officials,

players or opposition supporters.

- Parents and supporters are asked to position themselves well clear of the side lines and to refrain from

standing or sitting behind the back or goal line.

- Parents and supporters are requested not to walk up and down the lines of the field while a game is in

progress.

- Parents are instructed to stay out of the Technical table area for the duration of the match. (Area where

players and officials are seated)

- Parents and spectators are subject to the Control and regulations imposed by the North West Constitution.

INJURIES

Injury to your son/daughter on the field: Parents and supporters are NOT allowed on the field and must stay out

of the Technical Table area – the Manager/coach of the team will be called onto the field by the umpire and they

will communicate with you as soon as possible – you have given consent to the Manager to act in ‘loco parentis’

for the duration of the match.

COACH’S TEAM SELECTION

Parents are not to interfere with the Coach’s team selection for any game.

CHANNELS OF COMMUNICATION

Parents and spectators should take up matters with the School Hockey organiser and /or/ district

chairperson/team manager first and are requested NOT to approach individual officials, umpires and coaches.

We respectfully request that every member of North West Hockey ensures that this Code of Conduct is adhered

to.

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CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS

PLEASE forward a copy to each player prior to the league. 1. NO player will be allowed to smoke, drink alcohol or use drugs, both on and off the field.

2. Offensive/bad language/swearing, both on and off the field, will NOT be tolerated . 3. Members/schools will be held liable for any damage caused by their representatives to playing fields and

other private property. Vandalism will not be tolerated. 4. Littering is unacceptable. Please leave all areas litter free. 5. Players with an appearance or clothing (e.g. hair colour), unbefitting the image of Hockey, will not be allowed to take to the field. 6. Players not observing the code of conduct will be viewed in a serious light and dealt with accordingly. 7. Any report of misconduct, both on and off the field, will be heard by a Disciplinary Committee as per the Constitution. 8. Misconduct and continual complaints pertaining to a particular team will be dealt with by the Disciplinary Committee. 9. Inappropriate conduct befitting a league match will result in a team/school being expelled for that particular season. 10. WARNING: It is strongly recommended that energy drinks with a high caffeine content should be avoided by all participants. These energy drinks could contain a banned substance and consuming these could result in a positive drug test reading. Beware of medication - check banned substances with a doctor and chemist. 11. The onus is on the player to inform the coach/manager of any medication that he/she is taking during the season. 12. It is the coach/manager and captain’s duty to make sure that the above code of conduct is adhered to. 13. Good hockey, making new friends and sportsmanship is the ultimate name of the game for hockey in the North West Province.

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CODE OF CONDUCT FOR UMPIRES

All umpires are expected to

To maintain a code of behaviour which is above reproach

To help raise the standard of the game at all levels by training players to observe the rules

To assist in the enjoyment of the game by players, spectators and others

To ensure that every game is played in the right spirit

Maintain his/her personal standard, no matter what the level of the game

Never allow your attitude or behaviour to bring the game into disrepute

Always be supportive of your fellow umpires, both on and off the field Channels of communication are through Convenor of Rules and Technical Secondary Schools: Leseya Matthee 072 139 2368 [email protected] or Smittie Siebert 076 832 2642 [email protected] Any concerns should be taken up with him/her.



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CODE OF CONDUCT FOR COACHES

All coaches will be required to adhere to the following:

• Be loyal to your school and North West Hockey and always set an example for your players, on and off the field.

• Use the current/latest coaching techniques

• Attend all scheduled training sessions for coaches and players

• Be unbiased and treat all the players in your team with the same amount of respect. Be aware of any problems (emotional/physical/financial) the players might be experiencing.

• Be fair

• Refrain from improper behaviour with regard to the players

• Refrain from making derogatory remarks towards umpires or players during and after a match.

• Always strive to improve your coaching methods so that you are not only coaching players but delivering excellent players.

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