SOUTHERN
RANGES DIVISION
2012
STACEY WATE – BROADFORD SC
PINNIGER STREET
BROADFORD
VIC 3658
5784 1200
0408 506 405
wate.stacey.p@edumail.vic.gov.au
SOUTHERN RANGES OFFICE BEARERS
PRESIDENT:
Mr. Jim Alsop
Broadford SC
DIVISION OFFICER:
Stacey Wate
Broadford SC
SPORT COORDINATORS
Name
School
Email
Phone/mobile
Phone/school
Mark Davies
Alexandra Secondary
davies.mark.j@edumail.vic.gov.au
0449 259 516
5770 2000
Brett Robinson
Benalla College
robinson.brett.m@edumail.vic.gov.au
0418 512 436
5761 2777
Adrian Bratovic
FCJ College
abratovic@fcjbenalla. Catholic.edu.au
0414 950 360
5762 1222
Stacey Wate
Broadford Secondary
College
Wate.stacey.p@edumail.vic.gov.au
0408 506 405
5784 1200
Bryan Dennis
Broadford Secondary
College
Euroa Secondary
dennis.bryan.b@edumail.vic.gov.au
0430 757 867
5784 1200
schultz.jason.p@edumail.vic.gov.au
0439734212
5795 3544
Bethany Wolfe
Euroa Secondary
wolfe.bethany.j@edumail.vic.gov.au
0428325791
5795 3544
David Wittmer
Kilmore International
School
ddw@kilmore.vic.edu.au
0404 029 338
5782 2211
Ross Gray
Mansfield Secondary
College
Seymour College
gray.ross.n@edumail.vic.gov.au
0409 167 306
5775 2022
Garner.stephen.l@edumail.vic.gov.au
0419870207
57711300
Jason Schultz
Stephen Garner
Liam Hawkey
St. Mary’s College
Seymour
lhawkey@smseymour.catholic.edu.au
0400 692 582
5792 2611
Karen Dalrymple
St. Mary’s College
Seymour
karend@ smseymour.catholic.edu.au
0408 197 431
5792 2611
Sally Nott
Yea High School
nott.sally.a@edumail.vic.gov.au
0400 936 209
5797 2207
SOUTHERN RANGES DIVISION HANDBOOK 2012
SUBJECT
PAGE
AFL Football
24
Badminton
25
Baseball
26
Basketball
27
Codes of Behaviour
15
Cricket
28
Cross Country
30
Cross Country Map
31
Entry Forms
Appendix
Eastern Zone Athletics – Hurdles/Walk Entries
11
Football/ Soccer
36
General Conditions of Participation
17
Golf
32
Hockey
33
Hydration Guidelines
23
Infectious Disease Policy
21
Lawn Bowls
34
Netball
35
Operating Procedures
12
Order Off Policy
19
Protest Form
20
Round Robin Draws
10
Round Robin Draws – Result Sheet for Convenors
57
Softball
37
Squash
38
Sun Protection Policy
22
Swimming
39
Table Tennis
43
Tennis
44
Term Planners
3
Track & Field
45
Volleyball
51
TERM 1 SPORT PROGRAM
Thursday 1st March:
Senior Boys and Senior Girls Cricket
Friday 23rd March:
Round Robin 1
- Tennis
- Softball
- Baseball
- Cricket
- Volleyball
TERM 2 SPORT PROGRAM
Friday 11th May:
Round Robin 2
Football
- Soccer
- Badminton
- Netball
- Basketball (Senior only)
- Hockey (Senior only)
- Table Tennis (Senior Only)
- Squash ( Senior Only)
TERM 3 SPORTS PROGRAM
Tuesday 4th September:
Round Robin 3
- Basketball
- Squash
- Table Tennis
- Hockey
SOURTHEN RANGES ROUND ROBIN DRAWS
COMPETITION WITH 3 OR 4 TEAMS
ROUND 1
1
2
v
v
ROUND 2
(4)
3
(4)
1
v
v
ROUND 3
3
2
2
3
v
v
(4)
1
COMPETITION WITH 5 OR 6 TEAMS
ROUND 1
1
2
3
v
v
v
ROUND 2
(6)
5
4
(6)
5
1
v
v
v
ROUND 3
4
3
2
2
3
4
ROUND 4
(6)
1
2
v
v
v
v
v
v
(6)
1
5
ROUND 5
5
4
3
3
4
5
v
v
v
(6)
2
1
COMPETITION WITH 7 OR 8 TEAMS
ROUND 1
1
2
3
4
v
v
v
v
ROUND 2
(8)
7
6
5
(8)
6
7
1
v
v
v
v
ROUND 3
5
4
3
2
ROUND 5
3
4
5
6
v
v
v
v
(8)
2
1
7
2
3
4
5
v
v
v
v
ROUND 4
(8)
1
7
6
ROUND 6
(8)
1
2
3
v
v
v
v
(8)
7
1
2
v
v
v
v
ROUND 7
7
6
5
4
4
5
6
7
v
v
v
v
(8)
3
2
1
COMPETITION WITH 9 OR 10 TEAMS
ROUND 1
1
2
3
4
5
v
v
v
v
v
ROUND 2
(10)
9
8
7
6
(10)
7
8
9
1
ROUND 4
(10)
8
9
1
2
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
6
5
4
3
2
2
3
4
5
6
ROUND 5
7
6
5
4
3
ROUND 7
4
5
6
7
8
v
v
v
v
v
ROUND 3
(10)
3
2
1
9
3
4
5
6
7
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
(10)
1
9
8
7
ROUND 6
(10)
2
1
9
8
(10)
9
1
2
3
ROUND 8
(10)
1
2
6
4
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
8
7
6
5
4
ROUND 9
9
8
7
3
5
5
6
7
8
9
v
v
v
v
v
(10)
4
3
2
1
6
5
4
3
SOUTHERN RANGES ENTRIES FOR
EASTERN-ZONE ATHLETICS –
HURDLES/ WALKS
CLOSE ON: FRIDAY 14 SEPTEMBER, 2012.
Please provide a time for each student in the event of too many entries for the event.
SCHOOL:
NAME
Boys U21 Hurdles 110m (99cm)
Boys U17 Hurdles 110m (92cm)
Boys U16 Hurdles 100m (84cm)
Boys U15 Hurdles 100m (84cm)
Boys U14 Hurdles 90m (76cm)
Boys U13 Hurdles 80m (76cm)
Girls U21 Hurdles 100m (84cm)
Girls U17 Hurdles 100m (84cm)
Girls U16 Hurdles 90m (84cm)
Girls U15 Hurdles 90m (76cm)
Girls U14 Hurdles 80m (76cm)
Girls U13 Hurdles 80m (76cm)
Girls U21 1500m Walk
Girls U15 1500m Walk
Boys U21 1500m Walk
Boys U15 1500m Walk
TIME
SOUTHERN RANGES DIVISION OPERATING PROCEDURES
1.
NAME:
1.1
1.2
2.
2.1
2.2
The name of the group shall be the SOUTHERN RANGES DIVISION.
The group shall be the SOUTHERN RANGES DIVISION OF SCHOOL SPORT
VICTORIA.
AIMS:
To foster and promote sport and good sporting practices and attitudes in the
Division member schools. To this end the division strongly endorses the School
Sport Victoria code of ethics as it relates to Sports Coordinators, Coaches, Officials
and Participants.
To organize and control sporting competition between the member schools
and decide group representative teams at Hume Region controlled finals.
3.
MEMBERSHIP:
3.1
Southern Ranges member schools for 2012 are:- Alexandra SC, Broadford SC,
Benalla SC, Benalla FCJ, Euroa SC, Kilmore International School, Mansfield, Yea
HS, St. Mary’s Seymour, Seymour P-12.
AFFILIATION:
3.2
A school shall become affiliated on payment of the full affiliation fee as determined
by the Annual Meeting of the Division. Non-government school affiliation will be
reviewed annually by School Sport Victoria.
3.3
The affiliation fee shall be based on the Schools’ enrolment figures Year 7-12
inclusive as at 1st March each year. Fees are due and payable by the 31st March
each year.
4.
MEETING:
4.1
The Annual General Meeting shall be held in the last week in November at a date
set by the previous Annual General Meeting.
4.2
At least fourteen days’ notice of the meeting shall be given to each member together
with an Agenda of items of Special Business of which written notice has been
received by the Secretary.
4.3
The Agenda for the meeting shall be:
a)
Apologies
b)
Minutes of Previous Annual Meeting
c)
Correspondence
d)
Presentation of Annual Report by the Division Officer
e)
Presentation of audited annual Statement of Receipts &
Payments by the Secretary
f)
Presentation of Budget for the following year
g)
Affiliation fee for the next year
h)
Election of the following Office Bearers:
 President
i)
Appointment of an auditor
j)
Special Business
k)
General Business
4.4
ATTENDANCE VOTING QUORUM AT GENERAL MEETINGS
a)
Each member shall be represented by up to two delegates. Each member is
entitled to one vote when present.
b)
General Meetings shall be held at least three times per year as required.
c)
Special meetings may be called by the President or Secretary or by request in
writing from at least two schools. The Secretary must call a special meeting
within one month of the receipt of such a request.
d)
A quorum shall consist of representatives from at least four schools
5.
DUTIES OF OFFICE BEARERS:
5.1
President: To attend and chair all duly constituted meetings of the Group, such
meeting to be conducted in accordance with normal practice for the conduct of
meetings. Shall have a deliberative and casting vote at all meetings.
5.2
Vice-President: Shall assume the role of President in the Presidents absence
or when the President vacates the chair.
Division Officer: School Sport Victoria shall appoint a Division Officer
Duties:
a)
Shall keep minutes, be responsible for all correspondence, keep
records and carry out all the requirements of the Executive and
President.
b)
Shall operate an account with an Institution.
c)
Shall receive and deposit all monies, write receipts for all such monies,
keep books in relation to the receipt and expenditure of such monies
and shall sign cheques with an approved co-signatory.
d)
Shall send accounts for Affiliation Fees and other charges to all member
schools.
e)
Shall represent SOUTHERN RANGES at all HUME Region Executive
and General Meetings.
f)
Shall compile and distribute to all members a calendar of events for the
following year by 30 September in the current year.
g)
Coordinate all group competitions and convene Swimming, Athletics
and Cross-Country and for 2012 be responsible for ALL competition
draws.
h)
Ensure the names of Division teams are submitted to the Hume Region
Officer by the deadline dates.
i)
Handle Division disputes and protests.
j)
Liaise between schools and the Executive of the Region.
k)
Control storage and upkeep of Division equipment.
5.3 The executive may establish an Appeals/ Dispute/ Discipline sub-committee consisting of
the PRESIDENT, DIVISION OFFICER AND A SPORT COORDINATOR from the Division
with the power to co-opt. A Quorum shall be three and must include the President or
Division Officer. The President or in her/his absence a chairperson appointed by the
Committee shall have a casting vote if necessary. Appeals and Disputes, must be lodged
in writing to the Secretary and be post office dated or fax-dated no more than three days
after the date of the incident. THIS SHOULD CONTAIN THE RELEVANT EVIDENCE
REQUIRED TO RESOLVE THE DISPUTE/ APPEAL ETC. The Division Officer must call a
meeting of the Appeals/ Disputes/ Discipline Committee and the decision of the Committee
is final and binding on the parties involved.
A DECISION TO BE MADE WITHIN 14 DAYS OF THE REQUEST BEING RECEIVED
OR/ BEFORE THE NEXT ROUND OF COMPETITION – WHICHEVER COMES FIRST.
DETAILS OF THE DISPUTES COMMITTEES’ DECISION TO BE SENT IN WRITING TO
ALL PARTIES INVOLVED IMMEDIATELY.
6
APPOINTMENT OF AUDITOR:
6.1
The Auditor shall be appointed at the Annual General Meeting to conduct the
Audit for the following year.
7
GROUP SPORTS CONVENORS:
7.1
Shall be appointed as early as possible preferably at the Annual General
Meeting for the next year.
7.2
Shall be responsible for the organisation and conduct of Inter-School
Competition in nominated sports.
7.3
Shall have the authority to act as arbiter for on the sport decisions in their sport.
7.4
7.5
7.6
Shall forward to the Division Officer accurate records and results of such
immediately after completion.
Shall keep detailed financial records and forward these together with any claims
for payment to the Division Officer.
Are in sole charge on the day(s) of competition.
9.
BONA FIDE STUDENTS:
9.1
A bona fide student shall be one who is currently a student at a member school
and under twenty-one years (21) as at 31st December in the year of
competition.
9.2
Students participate in all Upper Hume programs at their own risk. They are
responsible for their own personal injury/ accident insurance.
10.
ALTERATIONS TO THE OPERATING PROCEDURES:
10.1
Notice of motion to amend the Operating Procedures or Rules at an Annual or
Extra-Ordinary General Meeting called for that purpose must be made in writing
to the Secretary. At least 21 days before a meeting and be circulated to
members 14 days prior to the meeting.
10.2
A majority of at least 5 member schools is required. Such changes shall take
place from the completion of the meeting or the date(s) implicit in the
changes(s).
11.
RULES AND BY-LAWS:
11.1
The Division shall establish and maintain Rules for the General Conduct of
Sporting Competitions between affiliated schools. Such rules to be approved
by the Executive. Such rules shall include:
a) Sports to be offered for competition
b) Age Groups/ Sections to be provided
c) Safety requirements
d) Disciplinary provisions
e) Other appropriate provisions
11.2
The Division shall establish and maintain By-Laws for each sport. Such ByLaws to be approved by the Executive. Such By-Laws include:
a) Format of competition.
b) Duration of Matches/ Program.
c) Determination of winning teams.
d) Rules of Laws specifically applying to that sport.
e) Other appropriate provisions.
12.
OTHER:
12.1 The Division shall produce programs, including an SOUTHERN RANGES DIVISION
Handbook and other publications considered appropriate.
13.
PROVISO:
13.1 The Division Officer shall deal with any matter not covered by these operating
procedures. In such cases, the Division Officer will recommend the insertion of the
appropriate clauses in the Operation Procedures to overcome the deficiency.
"CODES OF BEHAVIOUR"
School Sport Victoria,
has outlined a "Code of Behaviour' which it hopes will emphasize more
fully its role and involvement in sports organization and participation. School Sports Coordinators,
Coaches and Officials, by example of behaviour, hold an enormous influence over the youth of the
community, Conduct of all adult participants and their teams within the aims and objectives of the
Association are considered mandatory for the privilege of participating.
Adult Officials Must:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Not criticize players in front of spectators, but make constructive criticism in private or in the
presence of the team.
Accept decisions of all umpires/ referees/ judges as being fair and made to the best of their
ability.
Not criticize the opposing team or supporters by word or gesture or action.
Set a good example in personal appearance.
Emphasize that winning of a game is a result of "Team Work'.
Make every sporting activity serve as a training ground for life and as a basis for good mental
and physical health.
Place the welfare and development of the team, and its individual players above win/ loss
records.
Spectators must:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Remember that young people participate in sport for their enjoyment, not yours
Applaud good performance and efforts. Congratulate all participants regardless of the game's
outcome.
Respect decisions of officials
Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, coaches, officials or
players
Show respect for your team's opponent
Encourage players to follow the rules
Do not use foul language, sledge or harass players, coaches or officials
Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every young person regardless of their gender, ability,
cultural background or religion
Team members must:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Compete by the competitions rules and conditions.
Never argue with the Judges', Referees' or Umpires' decision.
Control emotions - no criticism by word or gesture.
Be good sports. Encourage and support your own team members and give credit for good
performances of your opponents.
Cooperate with your coach and team mates. Show respect for your opponents and their skills.
GUIDE-LINES TO PRINCIPALS
The Southern Ranges Division needs the assistance of Principals to ensure that:
1.
Competent supervising teachers are supplied for:
a) Supervision on buses.
b) Supervision in dressing rooms and toilets.
c) Supervision at venues.
d) To officiate when requested
(Supervisory teachers should be of sufficient numbers to provide adequate supervision at all
times).
2.
3.
4.
Pupils are aware that all teachers at venues have a supervisory right over the students, both
participating and spectating. This includes teachers from other schools.
Students do not assume a "win at all costs' attitude.
Students be aware of the `order-off' rule. Principals are asked to facilitate this code through
staff meetings, student assemblies, etc.
GUIDE-LINES FOR TEACHERS OR SCHOOL COUNCIL APPROVED ADULTS ACCOMPANYING
TEAMS.
1.
All teams must be supervised by a teacher or school council approved adult who must be
prepared to umpire if asked to do so by the Convener. Prior notice will be given by the
convener. Staff accompanying teams are advised to wear name-tags and make
themselves known on arrival to assist the convener.
2.
All teams must supply their own sports and first-aid equipment.
3.
Matches will start at 10.00am & be completed by 2.00pm.; unless otherwise stated.
Exceptions will be swimming, track and field and football/ soccer. Teams that arrive late will
be subject to penalty. (See each sport.)
4.
Teachers must ensure that teams are outfitted in correct attire or the school P.E. uniform for
their respective sports. Uniform must be consistent throughout the team. Jeans are not
acceptable at all.
5.
Teachers must try to solve any dispute on the day. If this cannot be done follow the correct
procedure for protests and appeals using the protest form in this booklet.
6.
If spectators are in attendance at any SOUTHERN RANGES fixture, they must be adequately
supervised.
7.
In all sports where seeding of players is required (squash, tennis, badminton, table tennis) the
players must be seeded in order of ability.
e.g. Number 1 player - best player
Number 2 player
- 2nd best player
Number 3 player
- 3rd best player
Number 4 player
- 4th best player
Number 5 player
- 5th best player
Number 6 player
- 6th best player
The relative seeded order must be adhered to for all games on the day. Any 4
players can play in a match as long as they stay in the relative seeded order. Doubles can be
any combination of the players. A player may only play in one singles and one doubles in any
one match.
8
Teachers or school council approved adults in charge of school teams may delegate coaching
or umpiring duties (parents, students, ex-students etc.). These people must be aware of the
"Code of Ethics' and all guide-lines set down by the UPPER HUME Division Executive. They
must also realise that the teacher or school council approved adult is the person in charge of
the students not the delegated coach or umpire. The teacher or the school council approved
adult is responsible for all behaviour by both students and assistants.
RESPONSIBILITY OF SCHOOLS WHEN INVOLVED IN KNOCKOUTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
It is essential that schools play these matches by the due date, otherwise the whole
competition is affected.
Both teams have a responsibility to ensure that all arrangements are made to comply with 1.
above. Realise that washouts are possible and plan accordingly.
If a school finds that they cannot make arrangements due to the lack of co-operation on the
part of the other school they must contact the convener immediately.
The convener has the power to exclude teams who do not comply with these requirements.
GUIDE-LINES FOR CONVENERS
A convener, if available, is appointed for each sport with the power to alter conditions of play at
SOUTHERN RANGES DIVISION level given exceptional circumstances. Convenors must be VIT
registered or hold a current approved Working with Children Identification Card. The duties of the
Convener are as follows:
1. Organise umpires or teachers (with SOUTHERN RANGES DIVISION OFFICER), draw up score
sheets if required, attend to any organisational matters prior to the competition (e.g. first aid
equipment, ground marking, canteen, etc.).
2. On the day of Competition:
 Ensure that finals run smoothly.
 Deploy umpires.
 Handle and disputes (make sure there is a result).
 Hand out SOUTHERN RANGES DIVISION Certificates – winners if available
3. After the Competition:
 Send completed results to the Division Officer including scores and ladders.
 Compile a report on the conduct of the competition.
4. In all sports where seeding of players is required (squash, tennis, badminton, table tennis) all
players must be seeded in order according to their ability.
 Number 1 player
- best player
 Number 2 player
- 2nd best player
 Number 3 player
- 3rd best player
 Number 4 player
- 4th best player etc
The relative seeded order must be adhered to for all games on the day. Any 4 players can play in a
match as long as they stay in the relative seeded order. Doubles can be any combination of the
players. A player can only play in one singles and one doubles in any one match.
5. Teams must be accompanied by a teacher or school council approved adult from the school.
6. All competitors must be correctly attired for their respective sport. Jeans are not acceptable attire.
7. All premier teams will represent SOUTHERN RANGES DIVISION at the HUME REGION
COUNTRY FINALS.
8. If only three teams are competing in the SOUTHERN RANGES event, the first round match will be
between schools A and B; the second round match will be between the third team (school C) and
the loser of the first round match; and the third round will be between the winner of the first round
match and school C. If the first round match is a draw, round two will be between school A and C;
and round 3 will be between schools B & C.”
GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN SOUTHERN RANGES
CHAMPIONSHIPS
1.
All participants must be bona-fide secondary school students (in a school that is affiliated with
SOUTHERN RANGES), and be under the age of 21 on the 31st of December in the year of
competition.
2.
Competing sections are: YEAR 7 YEAR 8  INTERMEDIATE  SENIOR -
Years 7 and 14 & under at 31/12/2012.
Not years 9 to 12 and 15 & under at 31/12/2012.
Not years 11 and 12 and 18 & under 31/12/2012
Under 21 at 31/12/2011
Students are eligible to compete in sections for which they are eligible subject to the conditions
that follow. Sports are divided into team sports and other sports. For team sports are as follows.
In all Division competitions, teams playing ineligible students will be disqualified from the
competition. Similarly, for individual competitors.
SENIOR SUMMER TEAM SPORTS
TENNIS
SOFTBALL [Girls only]
BASEBALL [Boys only]
VOLLEYBALL
CRICKET
LAWN BOWLS
SENIOR WINTER TEAM SPORTS
FOOTBALL
NETBALL
HOCKEY
SOCCER
BADMINTON
BASKETBALL
YEARS 7, 8 AND INTERMEDIATE TEAM SPORTS.
TERM 1
TERM 2
BASEBALL [Boys only]
BADMINTON
TENNIS
NETBALL
CRICKET
SOCCER
VOLLEYBALL
FOOTBALL
SOFTBALL [Girls only]
6.
TABLE TENNIS
SQUASH
TERM 3
HOCKEY
BASKETBALL
TABLE TENNIS
SQUASH
For team sports, students are eligible to compete in the following:
a)
b)
c)
d)
For year 11 and 12 competitors, two senior summer, and two senior winter team sports
from the above lists.
Other sports at any time in any number of them.
For Year 7 to 10 competitors, Two term 1/ term 4 sports; or one term 1 sport and one
summer sport; or 2 summer sports. Two term 2 sports; or one term 2 sport and one
winter sport; or two winter sports. Two term 3 sports.
Other sports at any time and in any number of them.
A STUDENT MUST CONTINUE IN THE SECTION OR AGE GROUP SELECTED AT
DIVISION LEVEL THROUGH TO STATE LEVEL IN THAT SPORT.
7.
Only one team per age group per Division will be permitted to compete at Southern Ranges
competition unless otherwise stated. Wodonga Middle Years College is permitted for 2012
to enter a Huon and a Felltimber team in each sport except for Swimming and Athletics
where the best performer at their combined carnival will be the WMYC representative.
8.
Matches should not be cancelled because of weather conditions, if it is humanly possible to
play. Cancellations will only come from Ground staff asking for play to stop at the ground, or
the Convenor ruling that play is impossible or the conditions are not safe. Schools should
contact the Division Officer or Convenor as early as possible on the day of competition.
9.
Teams must supply all of their own sports equipment, and first aid equipment.
10.
Each team is to be correctly attired.
11.
All teams are to be accompanied and supervised by a teacher or a school council approved
adult. It is advisable that this person be prepared to umpire if asked to do so by the Convener.
12.
THAT WHILE SOUTHERN RANGES SPORTS CONVENERS MAY ALTER ARRANGEMENT
IN EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES SPECIFIC PENALTIES FOR EACH TEAM SPORT
NOW FORM PART OF THE CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION.
10.
The team(s) winning at Southern Rangers will proceed to the HUME Region COUNTRY
FINALS.
ORDER OFF POLICY.
Competitors will be sent off for the following reasons:
1.
Striking or unduly rough play,
2.
Swearing and/or abusive behaviour directed towards members of the opposition,
umpires or any other officials,
3.
Continual disputing of umpiring decisions. Players will be given one warning and if
they infringe a second time they will be sent off. Clarification of any umpiring
decisions should only be done by the coach or team captain, via the convener, in a
calm and sensible manner at an appropriate time.
4.
Any student sent off will not be permitted to play in any other UPPER HUME matches
for that sport. The student will also be ineligible to play at HUME REGION FINALS.
5.
The umpire(s), and convener, and or any member of the UPPER HUME Executive
have the right to apply the order off rule.
6.
In games such as Hockey which has rules relating to suspending players for
infringement of rules, it must be left to the judgement of the umpire whether or not the
offence is serious enough to warrant a "Red Card" [send off permanent suspension] or
only a temporary suspension.
REGULATIONS COVERING STOPPAGE OF GAMES BEFORE FULL TIME:
1.
If two players from the same team are sent off, for the reasons given above, the
match will be stopped and awarded to the opposition.
2.
If coaches dispute an umpiring decision in an unacceptable manner, [see 3. above],
they will be given one warning, and if a second infringement occurs the match will be
stopped and awarded to the opposition.
3.
If in a very one sided match, and after consultation between the umpire and the
convener, It is felt that frustration may cause unacceptable behaviour if the match
continues, the match will be stopped and awarded to the team winning at the time.
4.
If spectators [eg. students, ex-students, parents, friends] supporting a particular team
display unacceptable or abusive behaviour towards the umpire or members of the
opposition team, the convener will inform the coach of that team, that if it continues the
match will be stopped and awarded to the opposition.
SOUTHERN RANGES
PROTEST FORM
TO BE SENT TO THE DIVISION SECRETARY AND MUST BY FAX DATED OR POST DATED NO
MORE THAN THREE DAYS AFTER THE INCIDENT. THIS SHOULD CONTAIN THE RELEVANT
EVIDENCE REQUIRED TO RESOLVE THE DISPUTE/ APPEAL ETC.
SCHOOL:
DATE:
SPORT:
AGE GROUP/ SECTION:
CONVENOR:
BRIEF EXPLANATION:
SPORT COORDINATOR’S SIGNATURE:
DATE:
PRINCIPAL’S SIGNATURE:
DATE:
INFECTIOUS DISEASES POLICY
It is strongly recommended that all contact sports coaches, managers, officials, players and their
parents be informed of this policy and its commonsense recommendations.
A number of blood-borne diseases can be transmitted during body contact sports. The more serious
include HEPATITIS and HIV (AIDS) infections. These diseases may be spread by contact between
broken skin or mucous membranes and infected: - Blood; - Saliva (not for HIV); - Semen and
Vaginal fluids. N.B. There is no evidence that sweat/ urine, and tears will transmit Hepatitis B or HIV.
THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS WILL REDUCE THE RISK OF
TRANSMITTING INFECTIOUS DISEASES
(All open cuts and abrasions must be reported and treated immediately)
PLAYERS:
1.
It is every participant's responsibility to maintain strict personal hygiene, as this is the best
method of controlling the spread of these diseases.
2.
It is strongly recommended that all participants involved in contact sport be vaccinated against
HEPATITIS B.
3.
All participants with prior evidence of these diseases are strongly advised to obtain
confidential advice clearance from a doctor prior to competition.
TEAM AREAS:
1.
It is each school's responsibility that their dressing rooms are clean and tidy. Particular
attention should be paid to hand-basins, toilets and showers. Adequate soap, paper handtowels, brooms, refuse disposal bins and disinfectants must be available at all times.
2.
The practices of spitting and urinating in team areas must not be permitted.
3.
All clothing, equipment and surfaces contaminated by blood must be treated as potentially
infectious and treated accordingly.
4.
It is strongly recommended that all staff working in contact sport team areas should be
vaccinated against HEPATITIS B.
5.
In all training areas, open cuts and abrasions must be reported to the coach and treated
immediately.
REFEREES AND OFFICIALS:
1.
It is strongly that those officiating in body contact sports should be vaccinated against
HEPATITIS B.
2.
Officials must report all open cuts and abrasions to team coaches/ managers at the first
available opportunity.
3.
All contaminated clothing and equipment must be replaced prior to the player being allowed to
resume playing.
4.
If bleeding should recur, the above procedures must be repeated.
5.
If bleeding cannot be controlled, or the wound securely covered, the player must not continue
playing.
EDUCATION:
1.
There is an obligation upon all relevant sports staff to provide suitable information on the
associated risk factors and prevention strategies against these diseases. Additional
information may be obtained from doctors or state Health Departments.
2.
The safe handling of contaminated clothing, equipment and surfaces must be brought to the
attention of all players and associated staff.
3.
Although Hepatitis B vaccination is usually effective in raising immunity to hepatitis B, it
provides no protection against other blood-borne diseases such as HIV. Vaccinations must
not result in any relaxation of hygiene standards.
SUN PROTECTION POLICY
INTRODUCTION:
It is well known that Australia has the highest incidence of skin cancer in the world. Levels of
ultraviolet radiation are particularly high in many locations around Australia. Many sporting events
organized by School Sport Victoria and its members are conducted outdoors and in locations, which
have been identified as high skin cancers risk areas, particularly at certain times of the day.
It is therefore incumbent on School Sport Victoria and its members to protect students and staff to the
greatest extent possible, from the dangers of exposure to the sun.
AIMS:
The aims of this policy are to promote:
a)
b)
c)
An awareness of the dangers of exposure to the sun and the need for protective measures.
The need for positive attitudes and responsible behaviours towards skin protection.
Practices which can reduce the incidence of skin cancer.
IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES
In order to ensure that participants at School Sport Victoria events are afforded the best possible
protection from skin damage caused by the sun, the following implementation strategies are
recommended:
1.
Sport Coordinators should ensure that team uniforms are suitable for the locations to be visited
and that hats are included when travelling to high sun risk venues.
2.
Sport Coordinators/ Conveners, where possible, should schedule matches outside the identified
high risk times.
3.
Sport Coordinators/ Conveners, where possible, should ensure that adequate shade areas are
provided at competition venues.
4.
Sport Coordinators should ensure that team officials provide team members with adequate
instruction on sun sense and protection measures.
5.
Sport Coordinators should ensure that team officials provide modeling behaviours which are
appropriate for protection from the sun.
6.
Sport Coordinators should ensure that team officials encourage personal protection measures
for students at all times, including:



Encouraging the wearing of hats when in the sun
Encouraging the use of broad spectrum sunscreen
Encouraging the use of available shade areas whenever possible
The above are protective measures which the School Sport Victoria encourages all participants to
embrace so as to ensure the appropriate precautions are taken when exposed to the sun.
HYDRATION GUIDELINES
DRINK WATER - DRINK FLUIDS - DRINK WATER - DRINK FLUIDS
INTRODUCTION
The School Sport Victoria provides programs that have both sporting and educational opportunities
for students. The purpose of these guidelines is to ensure that students become aware of the
benefits of proper hydration practices before, during and after physical activity.
It is essential therefore, that adults accompanying teams to School Sport Victoria events ensure that
students are not placed at risk and are properly hydrated before participating in physical activity.
Key Messages
The following messages should be used to help convey the benefits of proper hydration


THIRST IS A POOR INDICATOR OF FLUID NEED
HYDRATE BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER PLAY
Suggested Procedures
The following procedures are suggested for all School Sport Victoria events:

Teachers should ensure that water is available at all times. Other fluids that may be used include
diluted sports drinks, diluted cordial and diluted fruit juices. Carbonated drinks should not be
used.

The procedures to be followed for providing fluid to students during competition should be clearly
identified prior to the commencement of competition

Scheduled breaks in matches should be used to actively promote the benefits of hydration to
participants.

Where possible, accompanying teachers should actively promote the use of interchanges rules as
a tool to prevent dehydration.

Participating teams may designate their own water carriers. These may be students and/ or
adults but cannot be a team coach.

No water carrier is to engage in the coaching of individuals or the team whilst on the field of play.

All teams are provided individual water bottles for every event. During matches, these should be
located immediately next to the playing area to enable players to help themselves (at appropriate
times) during matches.
REMEMBER - DRINK UNTIL YOUR URINE IS CLEAR!!
AFL FOOTBALL
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
 A competent boundary umpire, suitably dressed.
 A good match ball and a practice ball.
 A First-aid kit; A competent scorer with score cards, and timekeeper.
 A competent goal umpire; 1 set of goal umpire's flags.
THE CONVENER IS IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY, AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL,
SUBJECT TO THE UPPER HUME PROTEST PROCEDURES. TEAMS ARE RESTRICTED TO
A MAXIMUM OF 30 PLAYERS ON THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION:
1. Football will be conducted under the rules of the National Australian Football Council unless otherwise stated.
Points will be awarded accordingly in round robins. Win: 2 points; Draw: 1 point; Loss: 0 points
If teams cannot be separated on points after the Round-Robin matches, percentages of match points will be
used to determine the winner.
2. Where 5 or more teams enter a football competition – 2-pools of round-robin matches will be played.
Games will consist of two 15-minute halves for Round-Robin competitions, (the time of a match maybe altered by
the convener, depending on entries). Half-time will be of 5 minutes- duration and there will be no time-on, unless
indicated by the umpire for exceptional circumstances (i.e. injury or deliberate time-wasting).
3
Knockout competition matches will be four 25-minute quarters for Senior boys and Years 10-12 girls and four 20minute quarters for Year 7 boys, Year 8 boys, Intermediate boys and Years 7-9 girls with no time-on (except for
that mentioned in 3 above), with a 10 minute break at half-time and five minutes at the other breaks.
4
There will be only 15 minutes between Round Robin games. Supervising teachers must ensure that their teams
are present and ready to take the field for a prompt start to all matches.
5
See the Upper Hume Order Off Policy in this Handbook. The send-off rule will be strictly enforced.
6. A YELLOW CARD may be used to give the umpire/ convener the power to send a player from the field for
a specified period to ‘cool-off’. A player sent off with a YELLOW CARD is not replaced. IF a player
receives TWO YELLOW CARDS during one day’s competition, the second card will be recognized as a
RED card.
1. In the event of a draw in the finals, 5 minutes of extra time will be played in each direction. This will continue until
a result is obtained.
2. It is essential that teams & any spectators are closely supervised at all times.
3. In girls football a penalty of 25 metres will be imposed rather than 50 metres.
4. THE CONVENERS HAVE THE POWER TO APPLY THE FOLLOWING PENALTY FOR TEAMS THAT ARRIVE
AFTER THE STARTING TIME.... LOSE THE MATCH THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN IN PROGRESS 6 GOALS
TO ZERO.
5. Football sizes
Competition Level
Type of Football
Size
Junior Girls
Synthetic (Wet Weather)
4
Senior Girls
Synthetic (Wet Weather
4
Year 7 & 8 Boys
Leather or Synthetic (Wet Weather)
4
Intermediate & Senior Boys
Leather
Full
BADMINTON
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
 Own Rackets and Scorebook.
 6 good-quality nylon shuttlecocks. [RED RATED]
 Umpire for each game (these may be teachers, or students who are
not playing at that time).
 First-Aid kit.
THE CONVENER IS IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL
SUBJECT TO THE SOUTHERN RANGES PROTEST PROCEDURES.
TEAMS ARE RESTRICTED TO A MAXIMUM OF 6 PLAYERS FOR THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION:
1.
Badminton will be conducted under the rules of the International Badminton Association unless otherwise
stated.
2.
The format for Upper Hume competitions will be a Split Round Robin with a final. If there is less than full
entries then if 5 or less teams, a full round robin will be played.
3.
Winners of matches (EXCEPT THE FINAL) will be decided on games won, and if these are equal, on game
points won. If these are equal then a draw will be declared.
4.
Points are to be awarded for the Round-Robin matches to determine the winners of each pool on the following
basis: Win: 2 points
Draw: 1 point
Loss: 0 points
Should two teams finish the competition with the same number of points, the winner of the match between
these two teams will assume the higher position. If this match was a draw or if more than two teams were
equal on Round Robin points the relative positions will be determined on games won, and if teams are still
equal percentage will be used. When doing these calculations involving a three way tie, the convenor
should only include the results of the 3 teams tied NOT the results from games involving 4th, 5th etc.
Please note when doing calculations in a two way tie ALL team results are to be used.
5.
Matches are to consist of 6 Games (4 Singles and 2 Doubles). All games will be played first to 21 points with
advantage played at 20-all. Teams are to consist of 4-6 players, ranked in order of ability. Ranking order must
be maintained throughout the day for singles games. If a replacement is required, that player must play at
number 4, and the rest of the players must be adjusted up, in order as necessary.
6.
Changing of seedings during the competition will result in either forfeiture of the relevant matches or forfeiture
of the round or disqualification from the competition, at the Convener's discretion.
7.
Hit-ups will be restricted to 2 minutes only.
8.
Players must be dressed in their school sports uniform or in approved white/ pale squash or tennis attire.
Caps, jeans, board shorts and tank tops are not acceptable. Black-marking shoes will not be permitted on the
courts. Any player not appropriately attired as listed, will not be permitted to participate.
9.
Any pairing may be used for Doubles.
10. Competing students in a match must be listed on the score sheet prior to the match starting.
11. IN A SPLIT ROUND ROBIN/ or FINAL, IN THE EVENT OF A TIE, THE TWO DOUBLES GAMES WILL BE
REPLAYED WITH THE SAME PLAYERS PLAYING EACH OTHER TO 21 WITH ADVANTAGE AT 20-ALL.
THE RESULT OF THE MATCH WILL THEN BE DECIDED BY THE COMBINED RESULT OF THE TWO NEW
DOUBLES SETS.
12. THE CONVENER HAS THE POWER TO APPLY THE FOLLOWING PENALTY FOR TEAMS THAT ARRIVE
AFTER THE STARTING TIME: ... LOSE BY THE MAXIMUM SCORE TO ZERO IN ALL THE GAMES THAT
WOULD HAVE BEEN IN PROGRESS.
BASEBALL
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
 1 New leather match ball -- V.B.A. approved.
 1 Competent scorer and scorebook.
 1 Competent UMPIRE & line umpire (senior student).
 First-Aid Kit
 1 Complete set of bases.
THE CONVENER IS IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL,
SUBJECT TO THE SOUTHERN RANGES PROTEST PROCEDURES.
TEAMS ARE RESTRICTED TO A MAXIMUM OF 14 PLAYERS FOR THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Baseball will be conducted under the rules of international baseball unless otherwise stated.
The format of the competition will be a split round-robin with a final between the winners of each pool. In the case of less
than full entries, then a split round robin will be played if there are greater than 5 teams.
Matches are to be of 60 minute duration for split round robins or as communicated in the draw for full round robins. The
finishing time must not vary. If innings are not even at "time', scores revert back to even innings. If the team batting second
has scored at least one more run than the first team and they are still at bat, then that team shall be the winner.
If a final is required then the final shall be at least 4 equal innings.
Points are to be awarded for the round-robin matches to determine the winners of each sub-group on the following basis:
Win: 2 points Draw: 1 point Loss: 0 points
Should two teams finish the competition with the same number of points, the relative positions will be determined by the
result of the round robin match between these two teams. If this was a draw or if more than two teams are equal then run
percentage will be used. In baseball, percentage is calculated viz. [(runs for) / (runs for plus runs against)] x 100. When
doing these calculations involving a three way tie, the convenor should only include the results of the 3 teams tied
NOT the results from games involving 4th, 5th etc. Please note when doing calculations in a two way tie ALL teams
results are to be used.
The final will be of 4 innings duration. In the event of a draw, the game will continue until one team wins.
Dimensions are:
Senior
Int.
7/8
Pitching Distance
18.45m.
17.37m.
16.45m.
Base Paths
27.43m.
25.91m.
24.67m.
Individual pitchers may be used for a maximum of 120 pitches for senior, 110 pitches for intermediate, 100 pitches for year
8 and 90 pitches for year 7. If and when the maximum number has been reached the player can continue to play BUT
cannot pitch or catch.
A player cannot be used as both a pitcher and catcher in the same game.
Year 7 pitchers are not permitted to throw curved balls.
Each team must be uniformly attired (baseball uniforms or P.E. Tops).
Helmets must be worn at bat and base. Players removing their helmet whilst running will be given out.
An umpire or the convener shall have the right to dismiss a player from the game for bad conduct. One warning, then
automatic dismissal. See order off policy.
Teams must move on and off the diamonds quickly. Time wasting will not be tolerated as a tactic. Umpires will instruct the
pitcher to pitch, and call strikes if a team is slow to come out to bat, or will call balls to walk the batter in the reverse
situation.
Catchers are to wear face masks with throat protection and skull cap.
The 9 batter rule applies for all competitions.
A ball passing behind the catcher is deemed to be "live'.
Two time-outs are permitted per team per game
The fifteen run rule will apply after three completed innings and the ten run rule after 5 innings.
The convener has the power to apply the following penalty for schools arriving after the starting time. Loss of match 5 nil.
BASKETBALL
TIME & DRAW
Division Officer
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
 A competent umpire for each team entered
 A competent scorer.
 A competent timekeeper.
 A good leather match ball.
 First Aid Kit
THE CONVENER IS IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL,
SUBJECT TO THE UPPER HUME PROTEST PROCEDURES.
TEAMS ARE RESTRICTED TO A MAXIMUM OF 10 STUDENTS FOR THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Basketball will be conducted under the rules of the international rules of basketball as interpreted by the Victorian Basketball
Association, unless otherwise stated. Disputes will be handled by the referees when it is within their authority to do so.
Otherwise the convener is the final arbiter.
The format of the competition will be an 8 team split round-robin with a final between the winners of each pool. If less than
full entries then a split round robin will be played for more than five teams.
Points are to be awarded for the round-robin matches to determine the winners of each pool on the following basis:
Win: 2 points
Draw: 1 point Loss: 0 points
Should two teams finish the competition with the same number of points, then the winner of the match between these teams
will assume the higher position. If this match was a draw or if more than two teams finished equal then percentage will be
used. When doing these calculations involving a three way tie, the convenor should only include the results of the
3 teams tied NOT the results from games involving 4th, 5th etc. Please note when doing calculations in a two way
tie ALL teams results are to be used.
Games (except the final) will consist of two 15 minute halves. The half time interval shall be 2 minutes.
In all games, two penalty shots will be taken by a team when its opposition has fouled 8 or more times.
One time-out per half, the clock stops for all infringements in the last two minutes of the second half unless one team is
ahead by more than 15 points. The clock stops for ALL time outs.
All competitors must be suitably attired and singlets must be legally numbered. The conveners will apply penalties for
breaches of this condition. (See note 11 below)
Scorers and timekeepers may be expected to officiate in games other than those in which their school is participating.
The "24second shot clock'" will not be used.
The final will consist of two 20 minute halves. If at the conclusion of time, teams are equal, an additional two minutes of time
will be played. If still equal additional one minute will be played until a winner is determined.
The convener has the power to apply the following penalties for schools arriving after the start. One point/minute up to half
time to opponents, after half time lose the match 20/0.
Teams must have shorts of matching colour. The shorts must have no pockets and cannot be of the cut-off variety or bike
knicks. Failure to comply with this condition will lead to disqualification.
Basketball sizes. Size 6 for Year 7 boys and all GIRLS. Size 7 for Year 8, Intermediate and Senior BOYS.
NOTE – Every effort will be made to use Central Timing of ALL matches
CRICKET
TIME & DRAW
Division Officer
For one day games the venue will be decided by mutual agreement of the two schools unless otherwise
directed by the Convener. The Convener will adjudicate if schools cannot agree. The host school is the
school that has not travelled to play the game. Host school will provide the wickets etc.
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
 1 new two piece match ball
 1 competent scorer with score book
 1 complete set of stumps and bails (home-team)
 First aid kit/ 1 set of boundary flags
CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
All batters in all sections must wear a helmet with face grid and two pads at all times.
Batters not wearing a helmet will be given out.
In boys’ matches, wicket keepers must wear a helmet with a face grill when keeping within 3 metres of the
stumps. In girls’ matches, the wicketkeeper must wear a helmet with a face grill at ALL times.
Cricket will be conducted under the rules of the `Laws of Cricket' unless otherwise stated.
For Semi-Final and Finals Matches games played on the same day will be played under the following
conditions:
i) The team batting first will bat for 20 overs or 1.5 hours, whichever comes first.
ii) The team batting second shall be entitled to receive as many balls as received by the team batting first.
iii) Should the team batting first be dismissed before the scheduled completion of its innings, the team
batting second must receive 20 overs.
The winner will be the team making the greater number of runs except in the following circumstances:
a/ If play is intercepted by bad weather during the innings of the team batting second, and provided that
team has received at least 8 overs for a 20 over match a result will be declared.
b/ If the amount of time allocated for each innings shall be reduced by half the time lost. E.g. Match is 2 hours
or 35 overs and 50 minutes lost = 12 overs reduction (6 per side) and side batting first has 25 minutes less
than the allocated 2 hrs = 1 hr 35 min or 29 overs, or until dismissed, whichever comes first.
c/ If runs are tied, a result shall be determined by calculating scoring rate (runs scored divided by balls
bowled). Higher scoring rate wins. If equal, calculate wicket average (runs scored divided by wickets lost).
Higher wicket average wins. If still equal, a bowl off will occur.
Coaches are to sign the opposing teams' score book to signify that the scores are correct. Coaches may not
coach when umpiring.
Each team must be uniformly attired in cricket -whites' (P.E. or sports uniforms for girls). A bowler is not
allowed to wear a red top whilst bowling. A player who is inappropriately dressed will not be allowed to
compete.
BOWLING RESTRICTIONS: Bowlers are limited to a maximum of 1/5th of the available overs to be bowled.
No bowler is permitted to bowl more than 7 overs in a 35 over match, 5 overs in a 25 over match, or 4 overs
in a 20 over match.
FIELDING RESTRICTIONS: No fielder is to be nearer to the bat than half the length of the pitch on the leg
side, or forward of Point on the off side.
Games are to be played on the following surfaces: matting, synthetic (carpet or grass), melthoid or turf.
The following weight balls are to be used:
Yr 8, Intermediate and Senior Boys:
156 grams
Yr. 7 Boys and all Girls:
142 grams
The winning school must communicate the match result to the convener at the conclusion of the game.
A ball passing over shoulder height must be called a no ball. If a bowler does this three times they will be
taken off and not allowed to bowl again during the game – another bowler is to finish an incomplete over.
Such deliveries will count in the substitute bowlers over limit.
A ball bouncing over shoulder height or one that bounces twice before reaching the batter (and does not give
the batter a fair chance to hit it) will be called ‘no ball’.
A team will be restricted to 16 players on the day with only 12 being permitted to participate in any one match.
A batter may be replaced by a wicketkeeper who only keeps or by a bowler who only bowls.
11 players only to bat.
A batter may be replaced by a bowler who only bowls.
A batter may be replaced by a wicket-keeper who only keeps.
SUPER 8 CRICKET
YEAR 7/8 BOYS & ALL GIRLS COMPETITIONS – SUPER 8 FORMAT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Each batter must wear a helmet WITH A GRILL.
Eight players must bowl and wicket keep for 1 over each (there is no designated wicketkeeper)
A maximum of THREE players may field in the “Double-Zone” area marked at 90° from the bowlers’ stumps
to the boundary line. Any runs in this area are doubled ie. a single become 2, 4 becomes 8 and a 6 becomes
12.
Boxes should be worn (boys). Pads/ gloves are recommended only.
Incrediballs are to be used. Each innings will consist of 8 x 6 ball overs.
A maximum of 8 balls (including wides/ no-balls) per over. Any wide or no-ball bowled on Ball 8 of an over
will become a FREE-HIT for the first ball of the next over.
The bowler will be required to bowl over-arm.
Each player will bowl 1 over each. Fielders must not field within 10 metres of the batter.
Each batting pair will bat for two overs regardless of the number of dismissals. Batters will swap ends when a
batter is OUT.
NO-BALLS are any ball passing the batting crease outside the 120cm marks or a delivery landing short of the
6 metre line. In addition to this any ball that bounces over shoulder height whilst the batter is in a normal
batting stance or any ball that is above waist height on the FULL shall also be deemed a NO-BALL. You can
run on a “NO-BALL” and therefore be ‘run out’.
IF a batter chooses to hit a delivery (and connects) that would otherwise be deemed a no-ball, they score 2
plus whatever runs are scored from the shot. They, however, forfeit the next ball becoming a free hit ball.
IF the batter chooses to leave or misses a delivery that is deemed a no-ball, they score 2 runs for the no-ball
and whatever runs they score from the next ball, which is a free hit.
IF a batter chooses to hit a delivery (and connects) that would otherwise be deemed a wide, (outside the wide
markers) they only score runs made from that shot and they may be caught out. IF the batter chooses to
leave or misses a wide delivery, they score 2 runs for the wide plus whatever runs they score from the next
ball which is a free hit.
FREE-HITS - batters can only be run-out; ie. cannot be given out caught, bowled, stumped, hit-wicker, l.b.w.
DETERMINING RESULT
Scores will be calculated by adding five runs for each wicket taken onto the total numbers of runs your team has
made. eg. BSC scored 90 runs and took 2 wickets. BSC score will be 90 + (2x5) = 100;
VS Yea HS who scored 75 runs and took 7 wickets. Yea HS score will be 75 + (7 x 5) = 110.
Therefore, Yea HS defeated BSC College.
CROSS-COUNTRY
CONVENOR
Stacey Wate
DATE
VENUE
TIME & DRAW
Monday 28 May
State Motorcycle Center Broadford
10:00 am REPORT
TEAM DETAILS:
0408 506 405
Teams may consist of any number of students.
School team scores are calculated by counting the best four
performances from each School.
THE CONVENOR IS IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL,
SUBJECT TO THE UPPER HUME PROTEST PROCEDURES.
AGE GROUPS TAKEN FROM 31 DECEMBER 2012
Age Groups Distances and Starting Times:
START
11.00
11:15
11.30
11.45
12.00
12.15
12.30
12.45
1.00
1.15
AGE
13 & Under Girls
13 & Under Boys
14 Yrs Girls
14 Yrs Boys
15 Yrs Girls
15 Yrs Boys
16yrs Girls
17 -20 Yrs girls
16 yrs Boys
17 – 20 Yrs Boys
DIST
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
5000
5000
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION:
6.
Students may compete in only one age-group for which they are eligible.
School team scores are calculated by counting the best four performances from each
school. Draws between school teams will be separated by the better placed fourth runner.
7.
Competitors should be suitably attired in their school colors.
8.
Staff members may not run with the competitors. Staff members are reminded that their
students are still under their supervision at Broadford. Please look after them and make
sure that all rubbish is taken away with you.
9.
The Sourthen Ranges representatives at the Hume Regions X-C will be a maximum of 15
competitors per age-group. It will consist of ONE team of five and ten individuals for
each age-group.
10.
Schools participating must be prepared to provide officials as required.
SOUTHERN RANGES CROSS-COUNTRY MAP – BROADFORD – see next page
GOLF
CONVENOR
NA
DATE
NA
VENUE
TIME & DRAW
Division Officer
Direct Entry to
Hume Region in 2012
ELIGIBILITY:
COMPETITORS MUST BE UNDER 21 ON 31/12/2011
THE CONVENOR IS IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL
SUBJECT TO THE SOUTHERN RANGES PROTEST PROCEDURES.
CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION:
1.
Golf will be conducted under the ``Laws of Golf'' except as altered by the local rules of the Club (either as a
permanent or temporary change) or as altered by the convener to suit special conditions which may prevail.
2.
The format of the formal competition will be:
*Individual Boys – Junior & Senior
*Individual Girls;
*School Team Event. All Stroke play.
Individual handicap competitions will be held in conjunction with the stroke competition.
Players wishing to be considered for the handicap competition must be able to verify their handicap
on request by providing a CURRENT AUSTRALIAN Handicap certificate from their club or their Golf
Link card. Otherwise, they only enter the SCRATCH event.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
A team is to consist of 4 players (Boys and/or Girls), with the best three scores to count. Should school
teams finish with the same aggregate score, a count back will apply where the third players' scores will
determine the winner. If these scores are equal, the score of the second placed golfer will determine the
winner. A draw will be declared if a winner cannot be found.
The scratch scores of students competing in a team will count for the individual and team championships.
Competitors must be accompanied by a teacher or school council approved adult, must be suitably attired to
the satisfaction of the Club and are expected to uphold the finest standards of golf etiquette during play.
Under no circumstances are jeans to be worn. The dress requirements and other local requirements of
the golf club will be communicated to all schools with competitors. These must be adhered to
without exception.
Competitors may be penalised for slow play or disqualified for other more serious breaches of etiquette or
rules of play.
A staff competition will be held. Details will be communicated to all participating schools.
A school team of 4 players, and a maximum of 8 individuals from this competition, will represent Upper
Hume at the Eastern-Zone Country Golf Championships.
Caddies will not be permitted to accompany golfers. Smoking will not be permitted.
The Australian Count Back System will apply to separate individual golfers.
STATE FINALS ELIGIBILITY
To be eligible for participation in the School Sport Victoria State finals all players must have met the
following standard at Hume Region Championships:
Senior Boys – Scratch score of 90 or less, or win the Hume Championship, or be part of a winning team.
Junior Boys - Scratch score of 100 or less, or win the Hume Championship, or be part of a winning team.
Senior Girls - Scratch score of 110 or less, or win the Hume Championship, or be part of a winning team.
Junior Girls - Scratch score of 120 or less, or win the Hume Championship, or be part of a winning team.
HOCKEY
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
 All of their own equipment including shin pads
 A new match ball.
 First-aid kit.
 Plastic tape for goal keepers' buckles.
 Correct footwear, track shoes/runners only.
 Goal keepers protective helmet and a fixed mask [not a catcher’s mask]
 A competent umpire for each team entered.
CONVENERS ARE IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY, AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL.
TEAMS ARE RESTRICTED TO A MAXIMUM OF 16 PLAYERS FOR THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION:
1.
Hockey will be conducted under the rules of the International Hockey Board unless otherwise stated.
2.
The competition will consist of a Split team round-robin.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Points will be awarded accordingly.
Win: 3 points
Draw: 1 point
Loss: 0 points
If tied at the end of the round robin then the result of head to head match, goal difference, most goals for, then
if no difference, a set of 5 penalty strokes. When doing these calculations involving a 3 way tie, the convener
should only include the results of the 3 teams tied NOT the results from the games with 4 th, 5th etc teams.
Please note when doing calculations in a two way tie ALL teams results are to be used. If 3 teams are till equal
and penalty strokes needed to determine the winner, a draw will take place prior to the taking of penalty
strokes. One team will receive a bye. The other two will complete the penalty shootout with the winner then
competing in a penalty shootout with the team who received the bye. If the final is tied at full-time a series of 5
penalty strokes shall be taken.
Time for round robin matches will be communicated by the Convener.
All team members must wear matching shirts with numbers. No jewellery is to be worn.
Goalkeepers must wear a protective helmet and/or mask [not a catcher’s mask.]
Teams are requested to make sure that their shoes are properly cleaned before taking the field. Entry to the
fields is via the gates provided only. Please do not jump fences.
A "Yellow card" does not automatically lead to a player being disqualified from the remainder of the tournament.
A Red Card is automatic disqualification for the match. If two players are red carded in the same match the
match will be stopped and awarded to the opposition. The convener has the power to apply the following
penalties – schools that arrive after the starting time --- one goal/ ten minutes (or part thereof) to opponents up
to half-time; lose the match after half-time in round, by twice the half time score to zero.
Mouth guards and shin guards are strongly recommended.
The tomahawk stroke is not permitted to be used at any level of competition.
LAWN BOWLS
CONVENOR
NA
DATE
NA
VENUE
TIME & DRAW
Division Officer
Direct Entry to
Hume Region in 2012
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
All of their own equipment including bowls
First-Aid Kit
Correct footwear, track shoes/ runners only.
THE CONVENOR IS IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY, AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL.
TEAMS ARE RESTRICTED TO A MAXIMUM OF 6 PLAYERS FOR THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION:
1.
Lawn bowls is conducted under the rules of the Australian Bowls Council and the Royal Victorian Bowls
Association unless otherwise stated.
2.
Teams will have a maximum of 3 players. Play will be in triples, and teams may consist of boys only, girls
only or mixed.
3.
A split round-robin competition will be held if more than 5 teams are entered with pool winners playing off to
determine a winner.
4.
Round-robin matches will continue for 5 ends or 45 minutes, whichever comes first. IF time elapses prior to 5
ends, the end in progress must be completed. Time frames and ends played may be changed at the
convenors discretion dependent on entries.
5.
If at the end of the round robin, two teams are equal on matches won, then the winner of their face to face
match will be declared the winner. If their face to face match was a draw, then total ‘shots-up’ will be used to
determine the winner. If still tied, percentage for/against will be calculated using scores from all round-robin
matches. If still tied, 1 extra end will be played to determine the winner.
If more than two teams are equal, then the winner will be determined by total ‘shots-up’ against the
The other tied teams. If equal, then percentage for/against the other tied teams.
Final to be played over 7 ends or 60 minutes, whichever comes first. IF time elapses, the end in progress
must be completed. IF tied, 1 additional end to be played. Time frames and ends played may be
changed at the convenors discretion dependent on entries.
6.
All teams must wear smooth rubber-soled shoes without heels. Players must be dressed in their school
sports uniform or in appropriate clothing for competition. Jeans, board shorts (surf shorts) and clothing with
designs, advertising or large manufacturer’s logos are not acceptable.
7.
A teacher or school council approved adult must be present to supervise each school. They do not have to
be the skipper but be there to supervise the students, provided they adhere to DET guidelines for supervision.
Note: DIRECT ENTRY into Hume Region Country Championships is available in Lawn Bowls.
NETBALL
Competing teams must provide:
A Match ball
First Aid Kit
Clearly marked positional bibs
A competent scorer/ Umpire for each team entered
Scorers must sit together and score/result sheets must be collected from the Convener before each match
by the first named team and returned by the winning team. The Convener is in sole charge on the day and
their decision is final subject to the Upper Hume protest procedures.
Teams are restricted to a maximum of 12 players for the day.
CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION:
1.
Netball will be conducted under the rules of the All Australian Netball Association unless otherwise stated.
2.
The competitions will consist of a full round robin.
3.
Points will be awarded as follows:
Win: 2 points Draw: 1 point Loss: 0 points
4.
If two teams are equal on Round Robin points after the completion of the round robin matches, then the team
that won the match between these two teams will assume the higher position. If this match was a draw or if
there were more than two teams equal on Round Robin points, then percentage will be used to separate the
teams.
5.
In the event of a draw being played in a semifinal or final, the game shall be decided by playing two five minute
halves with a one minute interval. If the teams are still tied after this time then the second half will continue until
a goal is scored”.
6.
Games will be two 10min. halves [Max.] with 5 min. at half time. Game times may be reduced subject to
entries and at the convenors discretion.
7.
All games will commence with the sounding of the starting bell.
8.
Teams named first will take the centre pass, with the other team having the choice of ends.
9.
Teams may interchange up to five players at half time.
10. A player ordered off the court may NOT be replaced for the remainder of that match. Any player not
appropriately attired, as listed, will not be permitted to participate.
11. All competitors must be similarly dressed in their school netball uniforms.
12
Jewellery, including studs and sleepers must not be worn. Fingernails must be cut short or taped.
13. The convener has the power to apply the following penalty for schools arriving after the start....one point/minute
up to half time to opponents, after half time lose the match 20/0.
Note: DIRECT ENTRY into Hume Region Country Championships is available for Boys Netball in Year 7/8 –
Junior, Year 9/10 – Intermediate and Year 11/12 - Senior.
FOOTBALL(Soccer)
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
A match ball in good condition (Size 4 for Year 7)
First-aid kit
A competent linesperson (preferably a senior student)
A competent umpire for each team entered.
TEAMS ARE RESTRICTED TO A MAXIMUM OF 16 PLAYERS FOR THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION:
1.
Soccer will be conducted under the rules of the Australian Soccer Federation unless otherwise stated.
2.
The competition will consist of a Split Round-Robin with the pool winners playing in the final. If there are less
than 5 teams entered, then a full round-robin will be played.
Win: 3 points;
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Draw: 1 point;
Loss: 0 points
If tied at the end of the round robin the following shall be applied: result of head to head match, goal
difference, most goals for, then if no difference, a set of 5 penalty kicks. When doing these calculations
involving a three-way tie, the convenor should only include the results of the 3 teams tied NOT the results
from the games with other teams. Please note when doing calculations in a two-way tie ALL teams results
are to be used. If a final is tied at full-time a series of 5 penalty kicks shall be taken. All penalty kick takers
must come from the 11 players on the field at the end of time.
Times for round robin games will be communicated by the convener, but there will be no time-on, unless
indicated by the referee for exceptional circumstances (i.e. injury or deliberate time wasting).
Players must wear matching shirts with numbers. The goal keeper must wear a contrasting shirt. No
jewellery is to be worn. The wearing of shin guards is COMPULSORY. Any player not appropriately attired
will not be permitted to participate.
Each team may use 5 players on an interchange basis.
Spectators are not permitted behind the goals.
See Order Off Policy in this Handbook.
The referee is the only person to request a change of linesperson. If this happens, both lines people will be
replaced by lines people from non-participating schools.
Spectators must be supervised at all times.
The convener has the power to apply the following penalty if schools are late..... Lose the match 3/0.
SOFTBALL
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
1 New match ball
1 Competent scorer with score-book
1 Competent line umpire & PLATE UMPIRE
First aid kit
1 Complete set of bases
THE CONVENER IS IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL.
MAXIMUM OF 14 PLAYERS FOR THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION:
1.
Softball will be conducted under the rules of the Australian Softball Federation unless otherwise stated.
2.
Coaches should note that this includes the `Dropped third strike' rule and the "Infield fly" rule.
3.
The format of the competition will be a Split Round-Robin if more than five teams and a Full Round Robin for
five or less teams.
4.
Matches are to be of 60-minute duration, or 5 innings, whichever comes first for Split Round Robins. The
Times for Full Round Robins will be communicated in the draw. If innings are not even at "time", scores revert
back to even innings. If the team batting second has scored at least one more run than the first team and they
are still at bat, then that team shall be the winner. Draws will stand in the Round-Robin matches. The final
shall consist of four innings. In the case of a draw, extra innings will be played until a result is achieved.
5.
Points are to be awarded for the Round-Robin matches to determine the winner on
the following basis:
Win: 2 points
Draw: 1 point Loss: 0 points
Should two teams finish the competition with the same number of points, the relative positions will be
determined by the result of the Round Robin match between these two teams. If more than two teams were
equal or if the result was a draw then percentage will be used.
6.
Dimensions are Square 18.3m., Pitch Length 12.2m.
7.
Each team must be uniformly attired (softball uniforms or P.E. tops, no jewellery is to be worn.
8.
Helmets must be worn at bat and base. Players removing their helmet whilst running will be given out.
9.
Catchers are to wear face masks with throat protection, and chest protectors.
10.
The 9 batter rule applies only to year 7 & 8. That is, if the 9th batter for that innings has batted and the fielding
team does not have 3 out, then any runners on base receive a run and the side batting is then deemed to be
out. For intermediate and senior competitions the 10 run rule shall apply after 5 innings and the 15 run rule
after 3 innings.
11.
Two time-outs are permitted per team per game. A team may declare its innings closed at any time.
12.
All teams are to consist of 9 or more players (see current rule book for substitutions, designated hitters etc)
13.
For non-fixed bases, the `Sliding base' rule applies. That is, if the base runner slides into base and knocks the
base away, she shall hold her position. The umpire shall then call "time'', and then replace the base.
14.
All equipment must be of the type specified in the V.S.S.S.A. Handbook.
15.
The convener has the power to apply the following penalty for schools that arrive after the starting time ....
Lose the game 9/0.
SQUASH
Competing teams must provide:
Squash racquets
Squash balls [Double Yellow Dot.]
Scoresheets and a competent scorer
First aid kit
THE CONVENER IS IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL.
TEAMS ARE RESTRICTED TO A MAXIMUM OF 6 PLAYERS FOR THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Squash will be conducted under the rules adopted by the International Squash Racquets Federation unless
otherwise stated.
The format will be a split round robin with a final.
Points are to be awarded for the Round-Robin matches to determine the winner on the following basis:
Win: 2 points
Draw: 1 point Loss: 0 points
Should two or more teams finish the competition with the same number of Round Robin points, the relative
positions will be determined by the result of the Round Robin match between these two teams. If more than two
teams were equal or if the result was a draw then the rubbers won will be used followed by games, game points
and finally percentage. When doing these calculations involving a 3-way tie, the convener should only include
the results of the 3 teams tied NOT the results from the games with the 4th, 5th etc teams. Please note when
doing calculations in a two way tie ALL teams results are to be used. In the final, games will be used followed
by game points and finally a tie-breaker to separate teams. In the final, games will be used followed by game
points and finally a tie breaker to separate teams.
Matches will consist of four rubbers. Each rubber is the best of three games. Scores for each game will go to
15 points where every rally will score a point. If the score reaches 14 all, the receiver may call for the game to
go to 15 or 17 points. The first player to reach the nominated score wins the game.
Teams to consist of 4 to 6 players seeded in order of ability.
Hit ups are restricted to 2 minutes.
Players must wear appropriate attire. White soled shoes only on court and pale clothing [best white] are to be
worn. Watches and jewelry are banned on court.
The wearing of approved eye-wear is now compulsory while on court. Players entering the court
without eye-wear will not be permitted to play.
The convener has the power to apply the following penalty for schools arriving after the start. Lose all games
that would have been in progress 15/0.
SWIMMING
SOUTHERN RANGES SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS – 2012
Monday 5th March
Seymour Outdoor Pool
Points Allocation
INDIVIDUAL EVENTS
RELAYS
1ST
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
10
20
8
16
6
12
5
10
4
8
3
6
2
4
1
2
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION:
1. Swimming is conducted under the rules of the Amateur Swimming Union of Australia unless otherwise stated.
2. A competitor may compete in no more than 5 events excluding relays. Students can swim in ONE Freestyle and
ONE Medley relay in their age-group or above their age-group.
3. Lanes will be based on times submitted from participating schools and then be allocated into a
Vee Formation.
4. Competitors must report to the marshals at least 15 mins before the scheduled time of their event or as called.
5. Competitors may compete in only ONE age group for which they are eligible. They may however, compete in an
Open event. Open events are the 400m Freestyle, 100m Backstroke, 100m Breaststroke & 100m Butterfly.
6. Swimmers must remain in the water until instructed to leave by the referee.
7. The NO-FALSE START RULE applies.
15 & Under 100m Freestyle/ 200m Freestyle & 15 & Under Ind. Medley. 14 & Under students may compete in the 15 & Under 100m Freestyle/
200m Freestyle & 15 & Under I.M. 16 & Under students can compete in the 20 & Under 100m Freestyle/ 200m Freestyle/ 400m Freestyle & the
200m I.M. 17 & Under students may compete in the 20 & Under Medley Relay/ 100m Freestyle/ 200m Freestyle/ 200 I.M & 400m Freestyle.
8. Ages are calculated as at December 31, in the year of competition.
9. Relay team members of each relay must be members of the same school.
AGE GROUP CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1. Age-Group Champion medallions will be awarded in each age-group based on points gained from participation in
Individual events. Where there is a tie, more than one recipient will be awarded an Age-Group medallion.
2. Aggregate Pennants will be awarded – Overall Aggregate, Boys Aggregate and Girls Aggregate.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
10.15
10.17
10.19
10.21
10.23
10.25
10.27
10.29
10.31
10.33
10.35
10.37
10.39
10.41
10.43
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
UPPER HUME SWIMMING PROGRAM 2012
K. Crofts WSSC 2.13.22 - 2008
20 & Under Freestyle 200m
20 & Under Freestyle 200m
L. Williams WODW 2.05.56 - 2002
15 & Under Freestyle 200m
K. Crofts WMYC 2.16.92 - 2006
15 & Under Freestyle 200m
L. Williams WODW 2.14.78 - 2000
20 & Under Breaststroke 100m
M. Eddy WSSC 1.23.1 - 2007
20 & Under Breaststroke 100m
C. Calder WODH 1.10.80 - 2004
13 & Under Breaststroke 50m
B. Hocking GALE 39.39
N. -Anania
2003 GALE 43.75 - 199
13 & Under Breaststroke 50m
H. Botta BENA 43.68 - 2010
14 & Under Breaststroke 50m
E. Pane WANG 37.76 -K.2004
Wyatt BENA 41.00 - 1979
14 & Under Breaststroke 50m
P. Shiels WANA 39.15 - 2011
15 & Under Breaststroke 50m
E. Pane WANG 37.10 -E.2005
Currell WODH 40.11 - 199
15 & Under Breaststroke 50m
L. Benson MITC 35.72 - 2001
16 & Under Breaststroke 50m
E. Pane WANG 36.40 - 2006
16 & Under Breaststroke 50m
P. McKenzie GALE 35.02 - 2003
17 & Under Breaststroke 50m
T. Maggs WANG 39.63 - 2010
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
10.45
10.47
10.49
10.51
10.51
10.51
10.51
10.54
10.58
11.02
11.04
11.06
11.08
11.10
11.12
11.14
11.16
11.18
11.20
11.22
11.24
11.28
11.30
11.32
11.34
11.36
11.38
11.40
11.42
11.44
11.46
11.48
11.50
11.52
11.54
11.56
11.58
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.04
12.08
12.12
12.14
12.16
12.18
12.20
12.22
12.24
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
GIRLS
BOYS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
GIRLS
BOYS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
17 & Under Breaststroke 50m
20 & Under Breaststroke 50m
20 & Under Breaststroke 50m
15 & Under Breaststroke (MD)
20 & Under Breaststroke (MD)
15 & Under Breaststroke (MD)
20 & Under Breaststroke (MD)
20 & Under Butterfly 100m
20 & Under Butterfly 100m
13 & Under Butterfly 50m
13 & Under Butterfly 50m
14 & Under Butterfly 50m
14 & Under Butterfly 50m
15 & Under Butterfly 50m
15 & Under Butterfly 50m
16 & Under Butterfly 50m
16 & Under Butterfly 50m
17 & Under Butterfly 50m
17 & Under Butterfly 50m
20 & Under Butterfly 50m
20 & Under Butterfly 50m
15 & Under Freestyle 100m
15 & Under Freestyle 100m
20 & Under Freestyle 100m
20 & Under Freestyle 100m
13 & Under Freestyle 50m
13 & Under Freestyle 50m
14 & Under Freestyle 50m
14 & Under Freestyle 50m
15 & Under Freestyle 50m
15 & Under Freestyle 50m
16 & Under Freestyle 50m
16 & Under Freestyle 50m
17 & Under Freestyle 50m
17 & Under Freestyle 50m
20 & Under Freestyle 50m
20 & Under Freestyle 50m
15 & Under Freestyle 50m (MD)
20 & Under Freestyle 50m (MD)
15 & Under Freestyle 50m (MD)
20 & Under Freestyle 50m (MD)
20 & Under Backstroke 100m
20 & Under Backstroke 100m
13 & Under Backstroke 50m
13 & Under Backstroke 50m
14 & Under Backstroke 50m
14 & Under Backstroke 50m
15 & Under Backstroke 50m
15 & Under Backstroke 50m
16 & Under Backstroke 50m
J. Lake WSSC 34.11 - 2009
M. Eddy WSSC 40.30 - 2008
A. Tutt WSSC 41.04 - 2008
J. Elkington WMYC 1.00.74 - 2008
No current record held
J. Grogan GALE 52.88 - 2009
J. Grogan GALE 1:00.55 - 2011
K. Crofts WSSC 1.06.94 - 2008
L. Williams WODW 1.02.70 - 2002
E. Ham GALE 33.20 - 2009
H. Lowe CATW 33.33 - 2011
K. Crofts WODH 31.32 - 2005
B. Graham GALE 32.90 - 2009
K. Crofts WMYC 30.39 - 2006
B. Graham GALE 29.28 - 2010
K. Crofts WSSC 29.99 - 2007
L. Williams WODW 28.30 - 2001
K. Crofts WSSC 30.99 - 2008
J. Whitcroft BENA 31.03 - 2008
J. Oakley BENA 31.81 - 2008
J. Whitcroft BENA 29.83 - 2009
D. Clarebrough GALE 1:08.59 - 2009
B. Graham GALE 1:02.84 - 2009
K. Crofts WSSC 1.04.65 - 2008
L. Williams WWSC 57.72 - 2002
B. Hocking GALE 30.64 - 2003
H. Lowe CATW 31.39 - 2011
E. Ham GALE 29.52 - 2010
J. Colville WANG 29.11 - 2010
E. Ham GALE 29.41 - 2011
L. Williams WODW 26.68 2000
K. Crofts WSSC 29.72 - 2007
L. Williams WODW 25.72 - 2001
A. Emerson-Webber MITC 29.66 2004
L. Williams WODW 25.34 - 2002
K. Bryan WODH 30.10 - 2004
M. Leggatt MITC 26.51 - 2004
J. Elkington WMYC 47.93 - 2008
No current record held
J. Grogan GALE 41.16 - 2008
J. Grogan GALE 47.52 - 2010
A. Emerson-Webber MITC 1.13.76 2004
L. Williams WODW 1.04.85 - 2002
R. Barrow WANG 36.57 - 1991
A. Schultz BENA 37.30 - 1983
H. Pane WANG 34.93 - 2006
T. Sandlant BENA 36.09 - 1986
E. Ham GALE 34.02 - 2011
L. Williams WODW 32.19 - 2000
S. Lambourn MITC 34.82 - 2002
66
12.26
BOYS
16 & Under Backstroke 50m
L. Williams WODW 30.34 - 2001
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
12.28
12.30
12.32
12.34
12.36
12.36
12.36
12.36
12.40
12.43
12.46
12.49
12.52
12.55
12.58
12.58
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
GIRLS
BOYS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
17 & Under Backstroke 50m
17 & Under Backstroke 50m
20 & Under Backstroke 50m
20 & Under Backstroke 50m
15 & Under Backstroke 50m (MD)
20 & Under Backstroke 50m (MD)
15 & Under Backstroke 50m (MD)
20 & Under Backstroke 50m (MD)
14 & Under Medley Relay
14 & Under Medley Relay
16 & Under Medley Relay
16 & Under Medley Relay
20 & Under Medley Relay
20 & Under Medley Relay
20 & Under Freestyle 400m
20 & Under Freestyle 400m
LUNCH
T. Maggs WANG 35.40 - 2010
J. Lake WSSC 30.22 - 2009
T. Maggs WANA 35.36 - 2011
L. Leuhmann WANG 36.46 - 2009
J. Elkington WMYC 1.09.09 - 2008
No current record held
J. Grogan GALE 1.11.56 - 2008
J. Grogan GALE 1:07.86 - 2010
GALEN COLLEGE
2.34.00
1998
MITCHELL SC
2.41.32 2000
MITCHELL SC
2.29.12 2002
WANGARATTA HS
2.20.37 1986
WODONGA SSC
2.28.23 2008
WANGARATTA HS
2.09.47 1988
E. Ham GALE
4.49.01 2011
L. Rickard WSSC
4.46.20 2006
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
1.20
1.24
1.28
1.32
1.36
1.40
1.44
1.48
1.52
1.56
2.00
2.04
2.08
2.12
2.16
2.20
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
GIRLS
BOYS
15 & Under Individual Medley 200m
15 & Under Individual Medley 200m
20 & Under Individual Medley 200m
20 & Under Individual Medley 200m
13 & Under Freestyle Relay
13 & Under Freestyle Relay
14 & Under Freestyle Relay
14 & Under Freestyle Relay
15 & Under Freestyle Relay
15 & Under Freestyle Relay
16 & Under Freestyle Relay
16 & Under Freestyle Relay
17 & Under Freestyle Relay
17 & Under Freestyle Relay
20 & Under Freestyle Relay
20 & Under Freestyle Relay
K. Crofts WMYC 2.31.39 - 2006
B. Graham GALE 2:36.43 - 2010
K. Crofts WSSC 2.28.49 - 2007
L. Williams WODW 2.24.09 – 2001
WANGARATTA
2.27.76
2003
WANGARATTA
2.32.44
1991
WODONGA HS
2.18.65
2004
MITCHELL SC
2.19.63
2000
GALEN COLLEGE
2.14.53
2011
WANGARATTA
2.08.11
1993
WODONGA SSC
2.17.02
2006
WANGARATTA
2.03.34
1986
WODONGA SSC
2.15.29
2007
GALEN COLLEGE
1.58.39
1998
WODONGA HS
2.13.85
2008
GALEN COLLEGE
1.54.60
1999
TABLETENNIS
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
Competent umpire (student not playing at that time)
12 ATTA approved spherical balls with a diameter of 40mm
A teacher or school council approved parent must accompany all teams.
THE CONVENER IS IN SOLE CHARGE, AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL, SUBJECT TO MAXIMUM OF
6 STUDENTS ON THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION:
1.
Table Tennis will be conducted under the rules of the Australian Table Tennis Association unless otherwise
stated.
2.
The format of the competition will be a Split Round-Robin with a final between the winners of each pool. If less
than 5 teams, a Full Round Robin will be played.
3.
Points are to be awarded for the Round-Robin matches to determine the winners of each pool on the following
basis: Win: 2 points Draw: 1 point Loss: 0 points
Should two teams finish the competition with the same number of points, the winner of the match between
these two teams will assume the higher position. If this match was a draw or if more than two teams were
equal, then rubbers won, games won, points won and finally points percentage will be used. When doing these
calculations involving a 3-way tie, the convener should only include the results of the 3 teams tied NOT the
results from the games with the 4th, 5th etc teams. Please note when doing calculations in a two way tie ALL
teams results are to be used.
4.
Matches are to consist of 6 Rubbers, 4 singles and 2 doubles. Each rubber is to be the best of 5 advantage
games to 11. After each 2 points have been scored, the receiving player or pair shall become the serving
player or pair. In the last possible game of a match the players or pairs shall change ends when first either
player or pair scores 5 points. If scores are 10 all a player must gain a lead of two points to win. After 10
service is changed every point rather than every two. In the last possible game of a doubles match the pair due
to receive next shall change their order of receiving when first either pair scores 5 points.
5.
Winners of matches will be decided on rubbers won. If teams are still equal, games will be used and if still
equal points will be used to determine the result. If the two teams in the final are equal up to game points a
single game will be played between the no. 1 singles players to determine the winner.
6.
Teams to consist of 4-6 players. Teams are to be seeded for singles in order of ability 1-6. The rank order is to
be adhered to and if a replacement player is required, players will move up a rank to fill the vacant position, and
the replacement player will play in No. 4 position. Any pairing may be used for doubles. Players are restricted to
one singles rubber and one doubles rubber in any match.
7.
Hit-ups will be restricted to 2 minutes only.
8.
Players must wear the appropriate attire. White soled shoes only will be permitted in the court areas. Players
must wear dark clothing. No checked or striped playing tops will be permitted. Watches, jewellery or reflective
items are banned. Any player not appropriately attired, as listed, will not be permitted to participate.
9.
Players will toss for choice of either serve or end at the beginning of the rubber.
10. In the fifth game of a rubber (if required), players will change ends when the first player reaches 5 points.
11. In doubles matches, players are to hit to different players in the second game, and are to swap again at the
half-way point of the third game if it is played.
12. The convener has the power to apply the following penalty for teams arriving more late..... Lose all games that
would have been in progress 11/0.
TENNIS
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE:
Competent Umpire and Scorer
8 New competition grade tennis balls
A teacher or a school council approved adult must accompany all teams
THE CONVENER IS IN SOLE CHARGE, AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL.
SCHOOLS ARE LIMITED TO 6 PLAYERS FOR THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION:
1.
Tennis will be conducted under the rules of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia, unless otherwise stated.
Format is Split Round Robin with final or a full Round Robin depending on the number of teams.
2.
Teams to consist of 4-6 players. Any pairing may be used for doubles.
Format: Pair 1 to play Pair 1 and Pair 2 to play Pair 2. Then cross-over doubles with the SAME Pair 1 to play
Pair 2 and Pair 2 to play Pair 1.
3.
Matches are to consist of 4 sets that will be 4 doubles. Each set is to be first to 6 games by a margin of 2, with
a tie-breaker at 5 games all.
Scoring will be NO-ADVANTAGE – DUECE. Deciding Point at Duece with the Receivers to choose which side
the serving pair will serve to.
4.
Winners of matches will be decided on sets won. If teams are equal, games will be used to determine the
winner. If still equal then a Draw will stand in Round Robin matches.
5.
Points are to be awarded for the Round-Robin matches to determine the winners of each pool on the following
basis:
Win: 2 points
Draw: 1 point
Loss: 0 points
Should two teams finish the Round Robin competition with the same number of points, then the winner of the
Round Robin match between these teams will assume the higher position. If more than two teams are equal or
if the result between the two teams was a draw then position will be determined by sets won, and if teams are
still equal on games won. When doing these calculations involving a 3-way tie, the convener should only
include the results of the 3 teams tied NOT the results from the games with the 4th, 5th etc teams. Please note
when doing calculations in a two way tie ALL teams results are to be used. If teams are still equal a tie breaker
between the 1st doubles pair will be played to determine the winning team. In the final a similar tie breaker will
be played to separate teams level on sets and games.
6.
7.
Hit-ups will be restricted to 2 minutes only.
Players must wear the appropriate attire. Correct tennis shoes must be worn on the courts. Any player not
appropriately attired, as listed, will not be permitted to participate.
All teams must complete a team score sheet prior to all matches and hand it to the Convener before the start of
play in that match.
The convener has the power to apply the following penalty for teams arriving later than the starting time.....lose
all sets that would have been in progress by the maximum to zero.
8.
9.
TRACK & FIELD
Thursday 26th April
Meadowglen Athletics Track - Epping
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION:
1. Athletics will be conducted under the rules of the Amateur Athletic Union of Australia unless otherwise stated.
2. Competitors may compete in only one age group for which they are eligible. They may compete in another
age group if there is no identical event in their own age group. Students can compete in ONE relay for which they
are eligible.
3. Competitors may compete in a maximum of five (5) events, EXCLUDING relays.
All Schools can have (2) competitors in the 3000m, 1500m and 800m events.
4. Ages are calculated as at December 31, in the year of competition.
5. Lanes will be based on times submitted from participating schools based and then be allocated into a
Vee Formation.
6. Students must report to the marshalling area for their event at least 10 minutes before the scheduled time or
when the event is called.
7. No student will be permitted to remain on the inside area of the track unless competing in an event at that time, or
acting as an official's assistant. This shall also apply to the jumping pit areas.
8. No student shall throw field event implements unless directed to by an official field event supervisor.
9. Event Clashes: Track events have priority. In the event of a clash the competitor must report to the field
event, and notify the event supervisor and then report to the track event. He/she must return to the field
event as soon as possible after the completion of the track event.
10. Competitors are expected to compete in their school colors.
SHELTER:
There is only a limited amount of shelter at Alexandra Park. Schools will need to make their own arrangements for
protection from the weather. Schools are responsible for maintaining a clean area. Please encourage students to
use the rubbish bins provided.
KIOSK:
A canteen will operate throughout the day offering a range of food and drinks.
POINTS ALLOCATION:
INDIVIDUAL EVENTS
RELAYS
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
10
20
8
16
6
12
5
10
4
8
3
6
2
4
1
2
AGE GROUP CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1. Age-Group Champion medallions will be awarded in each age-group based on points gained from participation in
Individual events. Where there is a tie, more than one recipient will be awarded an Age-Group medallion.
UPPER HUME ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS 2012
Time
Events
Records
1
10.15
BOYS
20 & Under 3000m
D. Rees WODH
9.14.41
2
10.15
GIRLS
20 & Under 3000m
B. Robb GALE
3
10.30
GIRLS
15 & Under Triple Jump Pit 3
J Hancock WODH
11.16
4
10.30
GIRLS
16 & Under Triple Jump Pit 4
M Kneebone WANG
11.70
5
10.30
GIRLS
17 & Under Long Jump Pit 1
T Dudley WODH
5.10
6
10.30
GIRLS
20 & Under Long Jump Pit 2
B Spasojevic WANG
4.87
7
10.30
GIRLS
13 & Under High Jump Pit 1
E Eyers WANG
1.50
8
10.30
GIRLS
14 & Under High Jump Pit 2
S Lockhart WODH
1.55
9
10.30
BOYS
13 & Under Shot Putt
L Brabazon WANG
13.15
10
10.30
BOYS
14 & Under Shot Putt
L Brabazon WANG
13.74
11
10.30
BOYS
15 & Under Discus
S Martin WODW
45.83
12
10.30
BOYS
16 & Under Discus
S Martin WODW
51.27
13
10.30
BOYS
17 & Under Javelin
S Jenkinson SCH
51.15
14
10.30
BOYS
20 & Under Javelin
D Keen BENA
47.06
15
10.30
GIRLS
20 & Under 100m (MD)
J Elkington WSSC
15.10
16
10.30
BOYS
20 & Under 100m (MD)
NA
17
10.30
GIRLS
13 & Under 100m
T Amis WANG
13.40
18
10.32
BOYS
13 & Under 100m
M Munday WANG
12.59
19
10.34
GIRLS
14 & Under 100m
T Dudley WODH
12.80
20
10.36
BOYS
14 & Under 100m
D Firth BENA
11.67
21
10.38
GIRLS
15 & Under 100m
L Harper BENA
12.73
22
10.40
BOYS
15 & Under 100m
F Bryce OVENS
11.24
23
10.42
GIRLS
16 & Under 100m
J Forden BENA
12.71
24
10.44
BOYS
16 & Under 100m
J Pearce WODH
10.80
25
10.46
GIRLS
17 & Under 100m
A Pritchard WODH
1.50
26
10.48
BOYS
17 & Under 100m
J Pearce WODH
11.05
27
10.50
GIRLS
20 & Under 100m
J Nation WSSC
12.03
28
10.52
BOYS
20 & Under 100m
J Pearce WODH
10.90
29
10.54
GIRLS
13 & Under 800m
B Nash GALE
2.28.52
30
10.58
BOYS
13 & Under 800m
J Alexander GALE
2.31.00
31
11.02
GIRLS
14 & Under 800m
B Nash GALE
2.28.21
32
11.05
BOYS
15 & Under Triple Jump Pit 3
L Duff MITC
12.15
33
11.05
BOYS
16 & Under Triple Jump Pit 4
T Hulley WANG
12.77
34
11.05
BOYS
17 & Under Long Jump Pit 1
L Gilchrist BENA
6.36
35
11.05
BOYS
20 & Under Long Jump Pit 2
M Payne WODW
6.24
D Steel WANG
6.24
11.16.00
36
11.05
BOYS
13 & Under High Jump Pit 1
O Hillier MITC
1.65
37
11.05
BOYS
14 & Under High Jump Pit 2
P Hoggan GALE
1.65
L Duff MITC
1.65
B Foster WMYC
1.65
L Patrick WANA
1.65
7.56
38
11.05
GIRLS
20 & Under Shot Putt (MD)
J Elkington WSSC
39
11.05
BOYS
20 & Under Shot Putt (MD)
NA
40
11.05
GIRLS
13 & Under Shot Putt
G Knight WODH
10.86
41
11.05
GIRLS
14 & Under Shot Putt
R Mitchell WANG
10.00
42
11.05
GIRLS
15 & Under Discus
K Jenkin WANA
28.02
43
11.05
GIRLS
16 & Under Discus
H Clarke WANG
28.80
44
11.05
GIRLS
17 & Under Javelin
K Jenkinson WANG
29.90
45
11.05
GIRLS
20 & Under Javelin
J Low WODH
31.39
46
11.06
BOYS
14 & Under 800m
P Brunec WODH
2.20.57
47
11.10
GIRLS
15 & Under 800m
B Nash GALE
2.29.54
48
11.14
BOYS
15 & Under 800m
J Alexander GALE
2.08.87
49
11.18
GIRLS
16 & Under 800m
N Patterson WODH
2.29.82
50
11.22
BOYS
16 & Under 800m
K Boal WANG
2.02.55
51
11.26
GIRLS
17 & Under 800m
N Patterson WODH
2.33.28
52
11.30
BOYS
17 & Under 800m
J Alexander GALE
2.00.99
53
11.34
GIRLS
20 & Under 800m
L Kneebone WANG
2.26.97
54
11.38
BOYS
20 & Under 800m
J Alexander GALE
1.58.74
55
11.40
GIRLS
13 & Under Long Jump Pit 1
D Smitheram WANG
4.46
J. Power WMYC
4.46
56
11.40
GIRLS
14 & Under Long Jump Pit 2
L Harper BENA
4.85
57
11.40
GIRLS
15 & Under High Jump Pit 1
J Power WODM
1.72
58
11.40
GIRLS
16 & Under High Jump Pit 2
S Lockhart WODH
1.60
59
11.40
GIRLS
17 & Under Triple Jump Pit 3
T Dudley WODH
10.85
60
11.40
GIRLS
20 & Under Triple Jump Pit 4
C Collins WANG
10.09
61
11.40
BOYS
13 & Under Javelin
L Brabazon WANG
37.65
62
11.40
BOYS
14 & Under Javelin
D Boyle WANG
39.09
63
11.40
BOYS
15 & Under Shot Putt
D Payne GALE
12.70
64
11.40
BOYS
16 & Under Shot Putt
T Hartwig WANG
14.23
65
11.40
BOYS
17 & Under Discus
S Martin WODW
50.16
66
11.40
BOYS
20 & Under Discus
S Martin WODW
56.18
67
11.42
GIRLS
20 & Under 200m (MD)
J Elkington WSSC
34.37
68
11.42
BOYS
20 & Under 200m (MD)
NA
69
11.42
GIRLS
13 & Under 200m
T Amis WANG
28.20
70
11.45
BOYS
13 & Under 200m
N Harvey CATW
24.45
71
11.48
GIRLS
14 & Under 200m
K Gentile WMYC
25.05
72
11.51
BOYS
14 & Under 200m
B Rees CATW
24.57
73
11.54
GIRLS
15 & Under 200m
J Forden BENA
26.92
74
11.57
BOYS
15 & Under 200m
J Pearce WODH
23.55
75
12.00
GIRLS
16 & Under 200m
M Kneebone WANG
26.65
76
12.03
BOYS
16 & Under 200m
J Pearce WODH
22.3
77
12.06
GIRLS
17 & Under 200m
G Parrot WANG
26.74
78
12.09
BOYS
17 & Under 200m
N Howse VICL
22.80
79
12.12
GIRLS
20 & Under 200m
J Nation WSSC
25.45
80
12.15
BOYS
20 & Under 200m
J Pearce WODH
22.17
81
12.20
GIRLS
20 & Under Long Jump (MD)
J Elkington WSSC
82
12.20
BOYS
20 & Under Long Jump (MD)
NA
83
12.20
BOYS
13 & Under Long Jump Pit 1
L Patrick WANG
3.84
4.83
84
12.20
BOYS
14 & Under Long Jump Pit 2
L Patrick WANG
5.21
85
12.20
BOYS
15 & Under High Jump Pit 1
P Hoggan GALE
1.84
86
12.20
BOYS
16 & Under High Jump Pit 2
P Hoggan GALE
2.00
87
12.20
BOYS
17 & Under Triple Jump Pit 3
J Hoggan GALE
12.50
88
12.20
BOYS
20 & Under Triple Jump Pit 4
T Hulley WANA
13.40
89
12.20
GIRLS
13 & Under Javelin
S Monshing OVEN
27.71
90
12.20
GIRLS
14 & Under Javelin
N Tavare WANG
29.02
91
12.20
GIRLS
15 & Under Shot putt
K Jenkin WANG
10.35
92
12.20
GIRLS
16 & Under Shot putt
D Smitheram WANG
10.65
C Lee MITC
10.65
93
12.20
GIRLS
17 & Under Discus
H Clarke WANG
29.80
94
12.20
GIRLS
20 & Under Discus
C Noel BENA
30.36
95
12.20
GIRLS
13 & Under 1500m
B Nash GALE 5.07.78
5.07.78
96
12.20
BOYS
13 & Under 1500m
P Brunec WODH
5.10.16
97
12.27
GIRLS
14 & Under 1500m
B Nash GALE
5.07.41
98
12.27
BOYS
14 & Under 1500m
P Brunec WODH
4.59.77
99
12.34
GIRLS
15 & Under 1500m
B Nash GALE
5.03.08
100
12.34
BOYS
15 & Under 1500m
S Ackerly GALE
4.43.12
101
12.41
GIRLS
16 & Under 1500m
S Russell WANG
5.28.20
102
12.41
BOYS
16 & Under 1500m
M Bertalli WANG
4.26.64
103
12.48
GIRLS
17 & Under 1500m
K James WANG
5.28.05
104
12.48
BOYS
17 & Under 1500m
M Bertalli WANG
4.14.62
105
12.50
GIRLS
13 & Under Triple Jump Pit 3
K Martyn GALE
10.12
106
12.50
GIRLS
14 & Under Triple Jump Pit 4
T Dudley WODH
10.82
107
12.50
GIRLS
15 & Under Long Jump Pit 1
B Spasojevic WANG
5.23
108
12.50
GIRLS
16 & Under Long Jump Pit 2
S Lockhart WODH
5.10
109
12.50
GIRLS
17 & Under High Jump Pit 1
T Dudley WODH
1.55
110
12.50
GIRLS
20 & Under High Jump Pit 2
K Stokes WANG
1.59
111
12.50
BOYS
13 & Under Discus
L Brabazon WANG
43.91
112
12.50
BOYS
14 & Under Discus
L Brabazon WANG
44.66
113
12.50
BOYS
15 & Under Javelin
S Timmers BENA
42.40
114
12.50
BOYS
16 & Under Javelin
T Price MITC
45.22
115
12.50
BOYS
17 & Under Shot Putt
S Martin WODW
16.00
116
12.50
BOYS
20 & Under Shot Putt
S Martin WODW
17.65
117
12.55
GIRLS
20 & Under 1500m
N Paton GALE
5.17.45
118
12.55
BOYS
20 & Under 1500m
M Griffin GALE
4.09.77
119
1.02
GIRLS
13 & Under 400m
B Nash GALE
1.07.38
120
1.05
BOYS
13 & Under 400m
D Martin WANG
1.02.39
121
1.08
GIRLS
14 & Under 400m
B Spasojevic WANG
1.02.27
122
1.11
BOYS
14 & Under 400m
P Hoggan GALE
123
1.14
GIRLS
15 & Under 400m
B Spasojevic WANG
124
1.17
BOYS
15 & Under 400m
P Hoggan GALE
125
1.20
GIRLS
16 & Under 400m
S Campbell BENA
126
1.23
BOYS
16 & Under 400m
L Crawford OVEN
52.00
127
1.25
GIRLS
13 & Under Discus
K Jenkin WANG
27.89
56.25
1.02.77
52.60
1.01.95
128
1.25
GIRLS
14 & Under Discus
M Hourigan GALE
29.36
129
1.25
GIRLS
15 & Under Javelin
Z Gow WSSC
33.69
130
1.25
GIRLS
16 & Under Javelin
Z Gow WSSC
32.81
131
1.25
GIRLS
17 & Under Shot Putt
M Crandland GALE
10.60
Newman WANG
10.60
132
1.25
GIRLS
20 & Under Shot Putt
J Hartwig OVEN
10.61
133
1.25
BOYS
13 & Under Triple Jump Pit 3
T Christie WANG
10.41
134
1.25
BOYS
14 & Under Triple Jump Pit 4
L Patrick WANA
11.25
135
1.25
BOYS
15 & Under Long Jump Pit 1
P Jenkins WANG
6.02
136
1.25
BOYS
16 & Under Long Jump Pit 2
S Sapiendanti WANG
6.10
137
1.25
BOYS
17 & Under High Jump Pit 1
A Boland WODH
1.90
B Cook WSSC
1.90
1.90
138
1.25
BOYS
20 & Under High Jump Pit 2
P Hoggan GALE
139
1.26
GIRLS
17 & Under 400m
B Spasojevic WANG
140
1.29
BOYS
17 & Under 400m
J Alexander GALE
141
1.32
GIRLS
20 & Under 400m
L Fisher GALE
142
1.35
BOYS
20 & Under 400m
P Hoggan GALE
49.41
143
1.55
GIRLS
13 & Under Relay
WODH
56.87
144
1.58
BOYS
13 & Under Relay
CATW
54.01
145
2.01
GIRLS
14 & Under Relay
WODH
54.71
146
2.04
BOYS
14 & Under Relay
WODM
49.97
147
2.07
GIRLS
15 & Under Relay
WODH
53.87
148
2.10
BOYS
15 & Under Relay
WANA
49.56
149
2.13
GIRLS
16 & Under Relay
WODH
52.75
150
2.16
BOYS
16 & Under Relay
WANG
46.67
151
2.19
GIRLS
17 & Under Relay
WODH
53.94
152
2.22
BOYS
17 & Under Relay
WANG
46.31
153
2.25
GIRLS
20 & Under Relay
GALE
53.49
154
2.28
BOYS
20 & Under Relay
WODH
45.47
1.02.54
51.78
1.02.30
UPPER HUME - ATHLETICS – SPECIFICATIONS (based on School Sport Victoria)
SHOT PUTT
SHOT PUTT
Age
Weight
Age
Weight
Section
of Shot
Section
of Shot
Girls 12-13 Years
3.0 kg
Boys 12-13 Years
3.0 kg
Girls
14 Years
4.0 kg
Boys
14 Years
4.0 kg
Girls
15 Years
4.0 kg
Boys
15 Years
4.0 kg
Girls
16 Years
4.0 kg
Boys
16 Years
5.0 kg
Girls
17 Years
4.0 kg
Boys
17 Years
5.0 kg
Girls 18-20 Years
4.0 kg
Boys 18-20 Years
6.0 kg
DISCUS
DISCUS
Age
Weight
Age
Weight
Section
of Discus
Section
Of Discus
Girls 12-13 Years
1.00 kg
Boys 12-13 Years
1.00 kg
Girls
14 Years
1.00 kg
Boys
14 Years
1.00 kg
Girls
15 Years
1.00 kg
Boys
15 Years
1.00 kg
Girls
16 Years
1.00 kg
Boys
16 Years
1.50 kg
Girls
17 Years
1.00 kg
Boys
17 Years
1.50 kg
Girls 18-20 Years
1.00 kg
Boys 18-20 Years
1.75 kg
JAVELIN
JAVELIN
Age
Weight
Age
Weight
Section
Of Javelin
Section
of Javelin
Girls 12-13 Years
400 g
Boys 12-13 Years
600 g
Girls
14 Years
400 g
Boys
14 Years
700 g
Girls
15 Years
600 g
Boys
15 Years
700 g
Girls
16 Years
600 g
Boys
16 Years
700 g
Girls
17 Years
600 g
Boys
17 Years
700 g
Girls 18-20 Years
600 g
Boys 18-20 Years
800 g
HIGH JUMP
HIGH JUMP
Age
Starting
Age
Starting
Section
Height
Section
Height
Girls 12-13 Years
1.00m
Boys 12-13 Years
1.10m
Girls
14 Years
1.00m
Boys
14 Years
1.10m
Girls
15 Years
1.05m
Boys
15 Years
1.30m
Girls
16 Years
1.10m
Boys
16 Years
1.40m
Girls
17 Years
1.10m
Boys
17 Years
1.40m
Girls 18-20 Years
1.10m
Boys 18-20 Years
1.50m
VOLLEYBALL
COMPETING TEAMS MUST PROVIDE FOR ALL MATCHES:
1 Good leather match ball
1 Competent scorer and score sheets
1 Competent line umpire/ 1 Competent net umpire/ 1 First Aid Kit
THE CONVENER IS IN SOLE CHARGE OF THE DAY AND THEIR DECISION IS FINAL,
SUBJECT TO THE UPPER HUME PROTEST PROCEDURES.
TEAMS ARE RESTRICTED TO A MAXIMUM OF 12 PLAYERS FOR THE DAY.
CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION:
1.
Volleyball will be conducted under the rules of the International Volleyball Association, as set out by the
Australian Volleyball Association unless otherwise stated.
2.
The format of the competition will be a Split Round-Robin with a final between the winners of each pool. If five
or less teams are competing then a full round robin will be played. The Upper Hume Winner will progress to the
Hume Region Finals. Duty teams are responsible for supplying a referee and a scorer.
3.
Matches are to be the best of three advantage sets, or of 40 minutes’ duration, whichever is first. All sets are
point a rally. The first two sets will be played to 20 points with a two point advantage. The third set will
be played to 15 points with a two point advantage. If a set is unfinished at ‘time’, the team leading that set by
two or more points shall be the winner of that set, provided that the team has reached at least 8 points. If one
team wins the first two sets then the third set is not played.
4.
The final will be played as in 3, but with no time limit.
5.
Points are to be awarded for the Round-Robin matches to determine the winners of each pool on the following
basis:
Win: 2 points
Draw: 1 point
Loss: 0 points
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
If, at the end of the round robin, two teams are equal on matches won, then the winner of their face to face
match will be declared the winner. If their face to face match was tied, then sets percentage will be compared. If
still equal, points percentage. If more than two teams are equal on matches won, then the winner will be
determined by set percentage (sets for / sets for + sets against) against the other tied teams, then on points
percentage (points for / points for + points against) against the other tied teams. When doing these calculations
involving a 3-way tie, the convener should only include the results of the 3 teams tied NOT the results from the
games with the 4th, 5th etc teams. Please note when doing calculations in a two way tie ALL team results are to
be used.
Teams are to be attired in similar team uniforms with clearly visible numbers on both the front and back. Nonmarking shoes must be worn. Any player not appropriately attired, as listed, will not be permitted to participate.
All team coaches are to present to the scorers, prior to the start of each game, the name and number of the
players in the team and the starting positions of the players for each set.
Net heights are as follows:
Senior
Boys 2.43m
Girls 2.24m
Inter
Boys 2.35m
Girls 2.10m
Year 8
Boys 2.10m
Girls 2.10m
Year 7
Boys 2.10m
Girls 2.10m
Players must wear the appropriate attire. Black marking shoes will not be permitted on the courts
There will be no time outs or substitutions in the last 5 minutes except for substitution due to injury in which
case the clock will stop.
The convener has the power to apply the following penalty for teams arriving later than the starting time.....lose
all sets that would have been in progress by the maximum to zero
SECTION: SENIOR / INTERMEDIATE / YEAR 8 / YEAR 7
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TEAM
A
B
C
D
E
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GENDER: BOYS / GIRLS
DATE:
SPORT:
POOL A / POOL B
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D
E
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AG.
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PTS
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