Coaches Manual
2010
Useful Websites
www.waibopfootball.co.nz
www.nzfootball.co.nz
It is the intention of this booklet to provide coaches with general information which may help
them to easily do their job.
The Object of the Association is to see that all games under its control are conducted in a sporting
manner. The games are for the players' enjoyment and every team member must participate.
Coaches who over-coach, make winning their aim, do not always give the players the enjoyment
they deserve.
We ask that all coaches give encouragement, not abuse… BE FAIR, SENSIBLE AND SPORTING…
and enjoy what you are doing.
Your main objective is to help your team enjoy their game - win or lose.
WESTERN BAY OF PLENTY JUNIOR FOOTBALL COMMITTEE
P. O. Box 964 TAURANGA 3140
Chairperson:
Chad Dick
549 3085
Vice Chairperson:
Paddy Burrell
021 460 296
Secretary:
Mary-Ann Helem
578 8932
Treasurer:
Bev Rendall
579 2886
Fixtures:
Chad Dick
549 3085
Registrations:
Paddy Burrell
021 460 296
Results:
Lance Helem
578 8932
Coach Co-ordinator:
Peter Smith
544 6056
Girls Co-ordinator:
Bev Rendall
579 2886
Representative Co-ordinator:
Peter Smith
544 6056
Development Co-ordinator:
Brett Barr-Smith
544 4495
Equipment Officer:
Rob Taylor
544 2927
FAIR PLAY CHARTER
This JFC complies with and encourages the Fair Play Charter.
“PLAY FAIR, PLAY WELL and DON”T GET UGLY”
LIFE MEMBERS
Bob Beckham
Kerry Boyd
Barry Lusher
Keith Smith
N/A
572-5539
572-2373
THE GAME
Introduce yourself to the opposition coach and work together to make the game more
enjoyable.
If there is no appointed referee coaches are responsible for arranging a suitable person to
cover this duty.
If a team arrives short of a player(s) and you have too many, why not lend one or two of your
players to make the teams equal.
Dispensated players MUST be pointed out to the opposition coach and identified on the team
card before play starts.
Grade 8
9
10
11
Jnr. Girls
12/13
14/15
Snr. Girls
2 x 20 mins. e.w.
2 x 20 mins. e.w.
2 x 25 mins. e.w.
2 x 30 mins. e.w.
2 x 35 mins. e.w.
2 x 35 mins. e.w.
2 x 40 mins. e.w.
2 x 40 mins. e.w.
6 a-side
7 a-side
7 a-side
9 a-side
11 a-side
11 a-side
11 a-side
11 a-side
size 3 ball
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
The Ball used to be as per FIFA Law 2 but subject to “Notes on The Laws of the Game.”.
When a league is made of several different Grades times allowed will be for the lowest grade,
i.e. Gr. 13, 14 & 15 combined will have an e.w. time of 35 minutes. If the two teams playing
each other are 14 & 15 the 40 mins. e.w. will apply.
REFEREE GUIDELINES FOR JUNIOR SOCCER
LAWS OF THE GAME (ABRIDGED)
TEAMS
Each a maximum of 11 players and a minimum of 7 players, one must be a goalkeeper in a
distinctive jersey. (Referee must be notified of any player / goalkeeper change before
changing). See above for modified WBOP team numbers and game times.
Teams must wear shirts and socks of a different colour to the opposition team to clearly
distinguish the differences. In the event of a clash of colours the visiting (away) team will
change strip.
SUBSTITUTES
Substitutes must be entered on a Team card before the game and shall enter with the
approval of the referee at the centre line.
(a)
(b)
(c)
Up to a maximum of (7) substitutes may be used in an official competition game.
These seven can be chosen from a nominated list of a maximum of (7) players.
In other matches up to (5) substitutes may be used, provided that the teams
concerned reach agreement on a maximum number and the referee is informed.
There is now provision for rolling subs. for players under 16 years of age.
NOTIFY THE REFEREE WHEN MAKING A SUBSTITUTION
THE PLAYERS
The basic compulsory equipment a player shall consist of a Jersey or Shirt, Shorts, Socks, Shinguards and footwear.
Shin pads MUST be worn at all times with socks pulled up, and shirts to be tucked in.
Advise players not to chew gum while playing.
No player allowed on the field of play whilst in a plaster cast or similar which could constitute
a danger to himself / herself or other players.
A player shall not wear anything which could be dangerous to himself / herself or another
player, (such as watches, metal bracelets, jewellery etc.).
Long hair MUST be tied back.
If a player is BLEEDING he / she must leave the field and not return until the bleeding has stopped
and the Referee is satisfied.
Bloodied clothing must be changed before player returns to the field of play.
Referees are instructed to check sprigs and shin-guards before the start of the game.
START OF THE GAME
Coin is tossed, the winner of the toss chooses end. The ball is in play when it moves forward.
The player who kicked off cannot kick it again before another player has touched it. Both
teams must be in own half and the opposing team must not encroach within 10 yards (9.15 m)
of the ball until such times as the ball is in play. After a goal the game is restarted by a kick off
from the centre spot, by the team against which the goal was scored.
A goal may be scored directly from the kick-off.
DURATION OF THE GAME
The Referee is the sole time keeper of any game.
The duration of the game shall be two equal periods (normally 45 minutes) but can be shorter for
smaller children, or senior tournaments, as determined by the Competition organizers.
Players have a right to an interval at half-time, not to exceed (5) five minutes except by consent of
the Referee. The time is stopped for all time lost through substitutions, injury or time-wasting.
Time shall be extended to permit the taking of a penalty kick at or after the end of the normal time
in either half. Play ceases the instant a goal is scored, missed or a save made at the penalty kick.
In order to minimize disruption to games on the same pitch, coaches are reminded of JFC policy,
referees have been instructed, that where a game is in fact late starting, then that game WILL BE
SHORTENED to accommodate the correct finishing time.
JFC policy states that when a team is winning by a (10) ten goal difference then that game shall
finish and the remainder of the time should be used as a training or friendly session.
OUT OF PLAY
The ball is out of play, when the whole of the ball has crossed the goal line or side line.
OFFSIDE
When a Referee awards an offside he should point one arm directly into the air above his head
indicating an Indirect Free kick and the other arm showing the Direction.
A player shall only be penalized for being in an offside position if, at the moment the ball touches,
or is played by one of his team he is in the opinion of the Referee.
* Gaining an advantage by being in that position.
* Involved in active play.
* Interfering with play.
FREE KICKS
These are either Direct or Indirect and are taken from where the offence occurred. A direct
free kick can be kicked straight into the goal. An indirect free kick must be played by another
player before entering the goal. The Referee signals a direct free kick by pointing his arm in the
direction of the kick and an indirect free kick by raising his arm above his head and keeping it
there until the kick is taken and the ball touches another player.
The ball is in play when it is kicked and moves.
A direct free kick is awarded against an offender for:
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Kicking or attempting to kick an opponent.
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Tripping or attempting to trip an opponent (if you hit the player before the ball).
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Jumping at an opponent.
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Charging an opponent.
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Strikes or attempts to strike an opponent.
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Pushes an opponent.
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Tackles an opponent to gain possession of the ball, making contact with the
opponent before touching the ball.
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Holding an opponent.
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Spits at an opponent
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Handles the ball deliberately (except goalkeeper in his own penalty area).
If a defender commits any of the above offences in his / her penalty area then a penalty kick is
given to the attacking team at the penalty spot. In that case only the kicker and the goalkeeper
are allowed in the penalty area. The goalkeeper stands on the goal line between the goal posts.
He / she can move along the line, but cannot step back or forward off the line.
An Indirect free kick is awarded against a player for:
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Dangerous play (e.g. lifting boot too high at another player).
Offside (refer to previous page).
Obstruction (when ball not within two paces).
Charging fairly (when ball not within playing distance).
Charging the goalkeeper unless he / she is:
(a)
Playing the ball (a charge on a goalkeeper must be shoulder to shoulder).
(b)
Obstructing a player.
(c)
Outside his / her goal area.
Against the goalkeeper for:
(d)
Taking more than 6 seconds with ball in hand without attempting to put
the ball back into play.
(e)
Wasting time to his / her team’s advantage.
When taking a kick off, throw in, free kick, corner kick or penalty kick, playing the
ball again before another player has touched the ball.
Using a team mate to gain height to head the ball.
Intentionally obstructing the opposing goalkeeper in an attempt to prevent him /
her from putting the ball into play.
An Indirect free kick and caution is awarded against the offender for:
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Dissent (words or actions disagreeing with the referee’s decision).
Unsporting behaviour (against anyone).
Persistent infringing of the laws of the game.
Entering or leaving the field of play without referee approval.
SEND OFF
The referee has the power to send a player off the field for the rest of the game, with no
replacement for:
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Violent or serious foul play (plus direct free kick).
Using offensive, insulting or abusive language (plus an indirect free kick).
Persisting in breaking the laws after a caution (plus an indirect free kick).
Denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity to an opponent moving towards
the player’s goal by an offence punishable by a free kick or a penalty.
THROW IN
The throw in is taken from the point where the ball crossed the line, by a player of the team
that did not touch the ball last. The thrower must use both hands and throw the ball from
behind and over their head, both feet must be in contact with the ground and be behind or
on the line. If the thrower throws incorrectly, the other team gains the throw.
A throw in must not be taken from a distance of more than one metre outside the touch line.
Opponents must stand no less than 2 metres from the point at which the throw in is taken.
A goalkeeper is not permitted to receive the ball with his hands from a throw in from his
own player.
GOAL KICKS
Taken by the defending team when the ball is last touched by the attacking player and
crosses the goal line outside the goal. The ball must be kicked outside the penalty area
before it can be touched by another player, or the kick is retaken. All attacking players must
be outside the penalty area when the kick is taken.
The goal kick can be taken from any point within the goal area by a player of the defending
team.
A goal may be scored directly from a goal kick but only against the opposing team.
CORNER KICKS
Taken by the attacking team when the ball passes over the goal line, outside the goal, having
been touched last by one of the defending team.
For Grade 11, from the corner of pitch, (as per NZ Soccer Regs. & Competition Rules, field size
70 x 50).
For Grade 12, 13 & Junior Girls corners shall be taken 5 yards outside the penalty area along
the goal line (full size pitch). For Grade 14 and up the kick is as normal (full size pitch).
A goal may be scored direct from a corner kick.
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NOTES ON REFEREEING
Children learn the rules as they play and Coaches must use commonsense when interpreting
the rules for different age groups.
10 YEARS AND UNDER
INJURY: Stop play for any injury. At this age what may seem trivial to you may be a disaster
to the child.
OFFSIDE: Play to the law and penalize blatant offside but do not split hairs over marginal
decisions.
THROW–IN: As long as a player is trying to throw the ball in properly do not penalize them. If
they are jumping off the ground or not taking the ball behind their head explain the proper
way, after all they are still learning.
GOAL-KICKS: Goal- kicks are taken from the 9m line. The opposition must retreat to their half
of the field. Opposition players can only encroach after the goal kick has been taken.
GENERAL: Most players under 10 years have no real knowledge of the laws. Referees must
try to educate as well as deliberate. Tell the players what your decision is for and explain
what they should be doing.
ENCOURAGE: Them to do things the right way and PRAISE them when they do.
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE
Players in this age group should know the rules and should be penalized according to the laws
of the game. However as a referee you should still explain what you have given a decision
for.
Offside, Goal-kicks and Throw-ins should be taken correctly and players penalized for any
infringement. If they do not know the rules at this age the only way to make them
understand may be by penalizing them.
Injuries should still be treated quickly, though a few seconds for a ball to be cleared or a goal
to be scored may not matter, but ONLY A FEW SECONDS NOT MINUTES.
No set of rules, however good can work unless you, the Referee or Coach applies
commonsense and fairness. It is a difficult task for Coaches to referee games as they become
interested more in play than in rules, but do both you must. You are there for young players'
safety and enjoyment, therefore your reward will be their pleasure.
NOT ALL TEAMS CAN BE CHAMPIONS BUT WITH GOOD COACHING AND ENCOURAGEMENT
ALL TEAMS CAN PLAY BETTER SOCCER.
Mandatory instructions to referees x FIFA
1. OFFSIDE
A player who is in an offside position may only be penalized if
a)He / she is interfering with play in any way, or
b) He / she is interfering with an opponent, or
c) He / she is seeking to gain an advantage by being in that position.
2. ALL TACKLES
A tackle which endangers the safety of an opponent, must be sanctioned as serious foul play.
2. GOALKEEPERS
Referees must not permit goalkeepers to take more than 6 seconds while holding the ball in
the hands before releasing it into play.
If a goalkeeper holds the ball longer than 6 seconds, the referee must adjudge it as time
wasting and award an indirect free kick.
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CANCELLATIONS
For graded games up to and including Grade 10, when adverse conditions prevail coaches
may cancel or postpone games. Please consider before canceling whether the children wish
to play in the conditions or are the adults considering their own comforts. For other graded
games, coaches and clubs do not have the right to cancel games – this is done by the JFC.
Cancellations will be broadcast on Radio BOP AM / FM stations from 7:30 a.m. onwards Saturday
morning.
Cancellations will be on the HOTLINE --- 578 3626 then 5898. Direct code 6902.
If games are cancelled keep with the draw. Catch-up games will be played at a later date if required
for league results.
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THE FIELD
When training do not abuse the grounds. Whenever possible conduct training off the field of
play. When using goal areas try to use the reverse side of the goal.
Do not let cycles be ridden on the playing field.
Ensure all litter is removed and not left on the sideline.
HINTS FOR BEGINNER COACHES
1.
Create a Positive Coaching Environment
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3.
Learn names quickly.
Praise and encourage.
Answer questions.
Be patient.
Set Achievable Goals
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Keep the stage of skill development in mind and gear everything you do to the
age and ability of your players.
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Be challenging and progressive.
Vary Your Sessions
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4.
Create equal opportunities for all players.
Organise individual, pairs and group work.
Encourage co-operative team work.
Plan for supervised play with guided instructions.
Allow free play at appropriate time.
Teach One Skill at a Time
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Or one section of a skill at a time.
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5.
Coach only one team at a time.
Demonstrate
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If you cannot demonstrate, choose someone who can demonstrate what to do,
(or what not to do).
6.
Involve ALL Children in Activities
7.
Provide Instant Feedback.
8.
Use Your Voice Well.
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Be encouraging.
Use one to one dialogue as much as possible.
Do not shout, or do not talk too much.
SOFT TISSUE INJURY
Soft tissue injuries are damage to the non-bony parts of the body – the muscles, tendons, joint
capsules, ligaments.
Terms commonly used to describe these injuries are – sprains, strains, bruises.
Signs and symptoms of a soft tissue injury are – pain, tenderness, bleeding into the tissues
(sometimes visible as bruising) swelling, restriction of movement or loss of function.
Uncontrolled bleeding into tissues will lead to swelling and more pain and will increase the
disability of the injured part.
TREATMENT – THE RICE METHOD
REST - Stop exercise immediately injury occurs.
ICE - Crushed ice in a damp towel moulded over the damaged area is best. Wrapping the ice in a
towel protects the skin from ice burns. For people with sensitive skin smear the area with oil
before applying the ice pack. The oil will also help prevent ice burns.
TO MAKE AN ICE PACK:1. Place the ice cubes on a damp towel.
2. Fold the towel over the ice and crush with a rolling pin.
COMPRESSION – Ice cooling takes up to 20 minutes to penetrate deep tissues so wrap crepe
bandages over the ice pack firmly but comfortable so the damaged and surrounding areas are
compressed. If a bandage is not available press the ice pack firmly by hand on to the damaged
tissue.
ELEVATION – By raising a damaged limb fluids tend to drain into the body’s trunk and swelling of
the injured areas reduces. After 20 minutes, remove the ice pack, replace the bandages and
continue rest and elevation.
WHY THIS TREATMENT WORKS
REST – prevents further damage to the tissues, reduces blood and fluid.
ICE – reduces blood and fluid flow, reduces pain, reduces muscle spasm.
COMPRESSION – reduces bleeding, reduces swelling.
ELEVATION – reverses the effect of gravity reducing swelling and bleeding.
RICE PROCEDURE
Rice procedure may be used for any injury that by its nature could:(a) Cause tissue damage (many injuries e.g. sprained ankle may not become painful
for one or two hours).
(b) Produce pain which is continuous or is felt when the injured limb is used.
If the injury does not respond to treatment after the first few hours consult a doctor, or, if he is
not available, the hospital accident and emergency department.
If you feel a tearing or a give way sensation at the moment of the injury or hear a popping or
snapping sound you may have ruptured an important structure which requires early treatment.
This kind of injury can be deceptively painless at first. You should see a doctor as soon as
possible and report the symptoms and at the same time apply the RICE treatment.
NEVER rub, massage or apply heat to a soft tissue injury for at least 24 hours. If you do you may
start the bleeding again and this will delay the healing process.
WHEN TO APPLY RICE
Immediately an injury occurs STOP exercise and apply Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation for
20 minutes.
The blood clotting time for most people is 5-7 minutes unless a major blood vessel is damaged.
It is during those minutes before clotting that a lot of blood can escape into the damaged tissues.
Repeat the ICE treatment four hourly maintaining compression between treatments for the first
24 hours.
After resting the injured limb for 24 hours the RICE Treatment is continued and combined with:-
GENTLE REST
Begin to exercise the injured part by taking the joint or muscle gently through the normal range
of movement. To ensure just what is the normal range of movement for the injured part test by
moving the uninjured limb. Do not force movement of the injured limb and keep within the pain
limits.
If pain is excessive – STOP.
Apply ice immediately after exercise.
Ice will continue to alleviate pain and swelling during this rehabilitation period.
If you need any further direction or help contact your doctor or physiotherapist.
NATIONAL AWARENESS CAMPAIGN
ASTHMA – MILD / MODERATE ATTACK (Mild: speaks in full sentences. Moderate: short sentences)
ASSESS
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Wheeze, cough, short of breath.
SIT
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Upright.
TREAT
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2 Doses of Blue reliever inhaler.
HELP
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Ensure person with asthma is not left alone.
MONITOR
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Repeat dosage if required. Wait 6 minutes.
AOK
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Free of wheeze / return to activity.
Repeat attack: Come off. Stay off.
ASTHMA – SEVERE ATTACK (Distressed / frightened difficulty speaking 2 words)
ASSESS
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Gasping: blueness around the mouth.
Dial 111…continue treatment.
SIT
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TREAT
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puff if using a spacer).
Upright.
Do not leave alone.
6 doses, any blue inhaler, 1 puff at a time. (Or 6 breaths per
Wait 6 minutes. Repeat if necessary.
HELP
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Until help arrives, continue with:
6 doses of medicine. 6 breaths per puff if using a spacer. 6
>
Sit upright.
minute wait.
MONITOR
Do not leave alone.
AOK
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Do not return to sports activity today.
HEAD INJURIES
“Head injuries: In the event of a head injury the player must obtain a medical certificate, and if
concussion has occurred there will be a mandatory 21 days stand down from any soccer,
regardless of whether it has been diagnosed as “slight” or otherwise. Therefore, before the player
can return to playing, they must obtain a clearance (medical certificate) and it must be lodged with
the Secretary.”
SIDELINE CONCUSSION CHECK
CONCUSSION SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS:
Does the player show any of these signs?
player?
Appears to be dazed or stunned
Is confused
Forgets team moves
Is unsure of game, score or opponent
Moves clumsily
Answers questions slowly
Loses consciousness (even temporarily)
Shows behavior or personality change
Forgets events prior to impact
Forgets after impact
Are any of these symptoms reported by the
Headache, nausea
Balance problems or dizziness
Double or fuzzy vision
Pupils appear different in size
Sensitivity to light or noise
Feeling sluggish, groggy or dizzy
Ringing in the ears
Concentration or memory problems
If yes, ask the questions below: If a player reports any of these symptoms they should not return to
play.
CHECK FOR SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS:
Orientation
Ask the player the following questions:
Which ground are we at?
Which team are we playing today?
Who are you marking?
Which half is it?
Which team did we play last week?
Did we win last week?
Anterograde Amnesia (Forgets events after impact or collision)
Choose three of the following words, ask the player to repeat these now and to remember them for
later.
girl, dog, green, blue, house, cat, fish, boy, tree, chair, red
Retrograde Amensia (Forgets events prior to impact or collision)
Ask the player the following questions:
Which side scored most recently?
What do you remember just prior to the impact or collision?
Do you remember the impact or collision?
Concentration
Ask the player to do the following:
Repeat the days of the week backward (starting with today)
Repeat these numbers backward 63 (36 is correct) 419 (914 is correct)
Word List Memory
Ask the player to repeat the three words you chose earlier?
An incorrect response should be considered abnormal. The player must stand down for a minimum of
three weeks (21 days) AND should not return to play until symptom free AND with a medical clearance.
“PLEASE CONSULT A DOCTOR FOLLOWING A SUSPECTED CONCUSSION”
WESTERN BAY OF PLENTY JUNIOR FOOTBALL COMMITTEE.
Health and Safety Issues
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Public Parks and Sportsfields
As we enter the new soccer season, please be aware that there is a potential for children to injure
themselves by misuse of, or by playing on, soccer equipment such as portable goal frames, etc.,
around the various grounds in the region.
A series of serious incidents in the Western Bay in recent seasons involving this type of equipment
has highlighted the need for us all to be more observant.
These incidents have also prompted the Tauranga District Council to conduct a Safety Audit of parks
and sportsfields around the region, with alarming observations.
As a Health and Safety operating procedure at grounds used for Western Bay of Plenty Junior
Football Committee games, the following requirements will be strongly enforced.
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ALL junior portable goal frames should be laid down flat when not in use and are
absolutely out of bounds for anyone to play on or climb on.
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No one is to climb on, pull on, or play on or around any goals, equipment, crowd
barriers or fence lines.
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If a parent / caregiver feels that any piece of equipment may pose a danger, or it has
been left or is stored in a manner that it may cause injury if misused or be of danger to
children, please move it and store it to a safe position and immediately inform a club
official.
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Junior players should always be adequately supervised and ultimately this is the
responsibility of parent / caregiver.
Stay with your child and help provide adequate supervision if there is any doubt in
your mind.
As responsible adults we should also be aware and alert to dangers to other people’s children,
supervised or not, and be immediately responsive to preventing a possible accident - no matter who
is offended
It’s too late to say “I wish..........” after the event!
Let’s all have a safe and happy football season.
Club Name:
AQUINAS COLLEGE FOOTBALL CLUB
Website Address:
Postal Address:
183 Pyes Pa Road , R D 3, Tauranga
President:
Colin Foord
027 443 0009
Secretary:
Sharyn Murphy
543 0685
Results Officer:
Paddy Burrell
021 460 296
Playing Colours:
Navy / Green / Gold
Alternate Strip:
Gold / Blue
Venues:
Aquinas College
Treasurer:
CLUB COACHES
G. 12/13 1
AC Titans
Frank Begley
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027 212 5428
Paddy Burrell (CBR)
G. 14/15 1
AC Cobras
Mike Burke
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021 0293 6153
Jono Barnard (CBR)
Rowan McBride (CBR)
G. 14/15 2
AC Fever
Peter O’Shea
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021 900 325
Josef Leubert (CBR)
G. JG 1
AC A
Frans Taris
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021 294 7548
Michael Karton (CBR)
G. JG 1
AC United
Nick Baker
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021 500 446
Mark Arns (CBR)
G. SG 1
AC 1st XI
Paddy Burrell
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021 460 296
Dave Anderson (CBR)
Ramon Vitoria (CBR)
G. SG 2
AC 2nd XI
Colin Foord
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027 443 009
Ivan Foord (CBR)
Club Name:
AFC FURY
Website Address:
http://furyjuniors.webs.com
Postal Address:
P O Box 15211, Tauranga, 3144
Chairman:
David Cook
027 282 1111
Secretary:
Cherie Randles
578 0707 (Bus) 577 0792 (A / Hrs)
Treasurer:
David Cook
577 0792
Results Officer:
Clare Dawson
(dawsonkiwis@hotmail.com)
570 2016
Playing Colours:
Red Shirts / Black Shorts / Red Socks
2 x teams in Black Shirts / Black Shorts / Red Socks
Alternate Strip:
-
Venues:
Te Puna Primary School / Maramatanga Park (Grade 12th/13th)
CLUB COACHES
G. 8 2A
AFC Fury Storm
Bryce Marshall
SW
552 4001
G. 8 3A
AFC Fury Thunder
Colin Millington
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548 1973
G. 8 3B
AFC Fury Lightning Irvine Connor
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027 757 5719
G. 9 3
AFC Fury Heat
Juan Rosende
SW
021 0257 9272
G. 9 4
AFC Fury Fire
Mike Cooper
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576 7596
G. 10 1
AFC Fury Stampede Ben Fillery
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021 0279 6572
G. 10 4
AFC Fury Tornadoes Archie Grant
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579 2399
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021 210 4524
G. 12/13 3 AFC Fury Avalanche Jack McNab
Simon Collett (CBR)
Club Name:
BETHLEHEM COLLEGE FOOTBALL CLUB
Website Address:
http://www.beth.school.nz/Sports2.cfm?Sport=Football
Postal Address:
Bethlehem College, Private Bag 12003, TAURANGA 3143
President:
Phone:
Peter Luxton
544 6647
bcfc.president@gmail.com
021 447 944
Secretary:
Phone:
Esther O’Connell
549 5303
bcfc.secretary@gmail.com
021 871 131
Treasurer:
Phone:
Paul Shakes
571 2467
bcfc.treasurer@gmail.com
027 379 8879
Results Officer:
Phone:
Derek Beaven
576 1777
bcfc.results@gmail.com
021 105 9518
Registrar:
Phone:
Bryan Christiansen
579 3179
bcfc.registrar@gmail.com
021 387 225
Referees:
Phone:
David White
548 0770
bcfc.referee@gmail.com
021 140 9888
Playing Colours:
Blue / Red
Alternate Strip:
Various for different teams
Venue:
Bethlehem College (Refer Layout / Map)
CLUB COACHES
G. 8 2A
BC Jets
Standing (CBR)
Nicky Averill
-
Nicola Hingston
-
544 4631
Don Wallis (CBR)
Bob Campbell (CBR)
G. 8 2B
BC Rockets
Bob Campbell
-
552 6461
G. 8 3A
BC Concords
Vicky Nelson
Michael Osborne
Aled Shaw
-
579 2534
576 1403
576 3595
G. 9 1
BC Barrcudas
Simon Clark
Avon Silcock
-
579 2892
552 4735
576 6507
Avon Silcock (CBR)
Richard
G. 9 3
BC Sharks
Lindsay Horne
-
549 0798
G. 10 1
BC Blues
Paul Shakes
-
570 3127
Nigel Gregory (CBR)
Shane McConnell (CBR)
Paul Shakes (CBR)
G. 10 2
BC Rangers
Alan Hood
Melvyn Walker
-
577 9449
548 0244
Ian Hosie (CBR)
G. 10 4
BC Lasers
Nigel Allan
-
544 1924
G. 11 1
BC Cruisers
Brian Sickler
-
579 1915
Laurie Bell (CBR)
Justin Harding (CBR)
Craig Manssen (CBR)
G. 11 1
BC Strikers
Shayne Verissimo
Melvyn Walker
-
577 9979
548 0244
Martin Braim (CBR)
Andrew Lamberth (L1)
G. 12/13 2 BC Eagles
Tim Maltby
Patrick Varley
-
574 2842
579 3841
Derek Beaven (CBR)
Bryan Christiansen (L1)
G. 12/13 3 BC Hawks
Patrick Caulfield
Garith Farr
Carlos Farias
Peter Shennan
-
579 1622
577 0141
574 1313
543 4881
Brian Kirby (CBR)
Neil Penniston (CBR)
Peter Shennan (CBR)
G. 14/15 1 BC Milan
G. JG 1
BC Belles
Keenan McNeil
-
578 5159
David White (L1)
G. JG 2
BC Chicks
Roger Craig
-
543 0251
Dean Boddington (CBR)
Lindsay Lowe (CBR)
Lance Murray (CBR)
G. JG 2
BC Dolphins
Paul Zingel
-
552 4745
G. SG 1
BC 1st XI
Andy Birchenough
Geoff Payne
-
579 0927
552 4022
Peter Luxton (L1)
Steve Miller (CBR)
G. SG 2
BC 2nd XI
Andrew McAllister
-
552 4206
Andrew McAllister (L1)
Club Name:
BLUE ROVERS JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB INC
Website Address:
www.blueroversjfc.co.nz
Postal Address:
P O Box 695, TAURANGA 3140
President:
Garry Ball
543 2111
Secretary:
Salena Kilsby
543 9246
Treasurer:
David Gilmour
544 4133
Results Officer:
Dave Riley
543 3011
Playing Colours:
Royal Blue / White Flashings Strip & Shorts
Alternate Strip:
White
Venues:
8th, 9th & 10th Grade Morland Fox Park, Devon St, Greerton
11th & 12th/13th Grade Pemberton Park, Fraser Street, Greerton
CLUB COACHES
G. 8 1
BR Lions
Mark Hattam
-
543 4172
G. 8 2A
BR Barracudas
John Whitfield
SW
543 3115
G. 8 2A
BR Dragons
Grant Manners
L1
543 3945
Mark Crowther (CBR)
G. 8 2B
BR Cougars
Matt Dovey
Steve Mason
SW
-
543 1444
571 4483
Steve Mason (CBR)
Chris Hutton (CBR)
G. 8 3A
BR Super Novas
Chris Hutton
SW
571 6551
G. 8 3B
BR Rattlers
Grier Fuller
Mike Faulkner
SW
578 4493
544 6620
G. 8 3B
BR Tigers
Steve McCulloch
Ian Skelton
SW
544 3288
543 9429
G.9 1
BR Bullets
Norm Lucas
-
G. 9 2
BR Aces
John Box
-
543 0636
G. 9 2
BR Lazers
Richard Hume
-
541 3968
Bruce Goodchap (CBR)
David Molloy (CBR)
Mark Power (CBR)
Richard Wright (CBR)
Phil Austin (CBR)
Richard Hume (CBR)
Rob Taylor (CBR)
G. 9 4
BR Raiders
Jon Sadler
-
543 4876
Dave Blackburn (CBR)
G. 10 1
BR Alliance
Bruce Inglis
-
544 2818
Deirdre Sowry (CBR)
Wayne Sowry (CBR)
G. 10 2
BR All Stars
Joe Dossantos
-
021 0252 4459
Lance Helem (CBR)
Matthew Helem (CBR)
Karl Henderson (CBR)
G. 10 3
BR Buccaneers
Fred Brettell
-
579 3028
G. 10 3
BR Cobras
Richard Thompson
Chris Kasutee
Tymon White
-
577 9357
552 4694
578 3315
Richard Thompson (CBR)
Mike Sharp (L1)
G. 11 1
BR Eagles
Rob Leetcher
-
543 2789
Brian Barnett (CBR)
Rob Leetcher (CBR)
Brett Willis (L2)
G. 11 2
BR Titans
Neil Hitchiner
-
571 2208
Phil Austin (CBR)
G. 12/13 1 BR Bulldogs
Garry Ball
L1
543 2111
Peter Abbiss (CBR)
Peter Coulson (CBR)
Henri Jooste (CBR)
Kevin Taylor (CBR)
G. 12/13 2 BR Galaxy
George Kampshof
-
543 0308
Sam Opie (CBR)
G. 12/13 3 BR Wolves
Robin Evison
-
574 1341
Dave Molloy (CBR)
Club Name:
KATIKATI JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB
Website Address:
www.katikatifc.co.nz
Postal Address:
P O Box 236, Katikati, 3166
President:
Andy Wass
549 3206
Secretary:
Kaye Robinson
549 3085
Treasurer:
Tracey Body
549 0660
Results Officer:
Tracey Body
Playing Colours:
Black & White
Alternate Strip:
Green & Yellow
549 0660
Venues:
Katikati College & Moore Park
CLUB COACHES
G. 8 3A
KK Sharks
Hamish Tennent
-
571 2100
G. 8 3A
KK Stingrays
Glyn Stacey
-
021 174 0706
G. 9 3
KK Celtic
Corbyn Burley-Hill
-
549 1423
Corbyn Burley-Hill (CBR)
G. 10 1
KK Hammers
Andy Wass
-
549 3206
Andy Wass (CBR)
G. 10 3
KK Storm
Duncan Aylwin
-
549 3381
Duncan Aylwin (CBR)
G. 11 1
KK Knights
Howard Cross
-
549 1211
Kevin Dobbs (CBR)
G. 12/13 1
KK Rebels
John Etherington
-
549 4204
John Etherington (CBR)
Adair Menhink (CBR)
G. 12/13 4
KK Eagles
Doug Penwarden
-
549 0490
G. 14/15 1
KK Phoenix
Chad Dick
-
549 3085
Andrew Boylan (CBR)
Sean Carnachan (CBR)
Mat Kindley (CBR)
G. JG 2
KK Blackats
Craig Strong
-
549 4700
Jarod Strong (CBR)
Steve Welton (CBR)
G. SG 1
KK 1st XI
Warren McDonald
-
549 1041
Warren McDonald (CBR)
G. SG 2
KK 2nd XI
Tracey Body
-
549 0660
Tracey Body (CBR)
Club Name:
MOUNT MAUNGANUI JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB
Website Address:
www.mountjuniorfootball.co.nz
Postal Address:
P O Box 4067, Mt Maunganui South
President:
Darren Murray
574 3553
Secretary:
Helen Webb
574 4180
Treasurer:
Leslie Murray
574 3553
Results Officer:
Rachelle Stewart-Hobbs
575 2279
Playing Colours:
Yellow and Green
Alternate Strip:
Blue or Black and Gold Trim
Venues:
Links Avenue, Macville Park, Mount College
CLUB COACHES
G. 8 1
MM Vipers
Matt Tranter
-
575 9020
G. 8 2A
MM Tigers
Chris Phayer
-
574 6600
G. 8 2B
MM Saints
Tim Chiari
-
575 6684
G. 8 3A
MM Jedi
Shane McCarthy
-
542 3474
G. 8 3B
MM Lightening
Wayne Sayers
-
574 5891
G. 8 3B
MM Warriors
Jason Garrett
-
572 1176
G. 9 1
MM Spurs
Mick Bates
-
thfc@xtra.co.nz
Steve Baldry (CBR)
G. 9 1
MM Titans
Sean Brennan
-
575 3255
Ken Robison (CBR)
G. 9 2
MM Mohawkes
Jason Beverland
-
574 7347
Jason Beverland (CBR)
G. 9 3
MM Bullets
Carey Hayes
-
574 9693
G.9 3
MM Eagles
Kevin Wylie
-
572 1985
G. 9 4
MM Zebras
Jonathan York
-
574 8784
G. 10 1
MM Orcas
Gilly Petersen
-
575 0089
Steve Brown (CBR)
Peter Ronalds (CBR)
G. 10 2
MM Pumas
John Murray
-
575 5279
Don Jones (CBR)
G. 10 3
MM Eagles
Brendan Herring
-
575 3277
G. 11 1
MM Chester
Ian Heath
AJ
572 0025
Rob Cornelius (CBR)
G. 11 2
MM Lions
Rhys Bresnahan
-
572 2535
Michael Hooker (CBR)
G. 11 2
MM Ultimates
Roger White
-
574 1595
Derek Couvee (CBR)
G. 12/13 1 MM Hearts
Darren Murray
NA
574 3553
Jason Beverland (CBR)
Bruce Robinson (CBR)
G. 12/13 1 MM Phoenix
Andrew Straker
-
572 3322
Warren MacDonald (CBR)
Bruce Robinson (CBR)
Craig Sherriff (CBR)
G. 12/13 3 MM Strikers
Gary Corbett
-
574 7912
Gary Corbett
G. 14/15 1 MM Milan
Stephen Jones
-
027 206 8769
Michael Rawlings (CBR)
Helen Webb (CBR)
G. 14/15 2 MM United
Joel Woodmer
-
542 3873
Club Name:
MOUNT MAUNGANUI COLLEGE
Website Address:
www.mmc.school.nz
Postal Address:
Maunganui Road, Mount Maunganui
Secretary:
Terry Cochrane
575 3096 ext 845, 021 292 6615 (Mobile)
Results Officer:
Terry Cochrane
575 3096 ext 845, 021 292 6615 (Mobile)
Playing Colours:
1st XI Girls Red and Black
2nd XI Girls Red and White
Alternative Strip:
1st XI Red and White
2nd XI Coloured Bibs
Venue:
Mt Maunganui College
CLUB COACHES
G. SG 1
MMC 1st XI
Jessica Walley
-
027 387 1309
Gordon Campbell (CBR)
Terry Cochrane (CBR)
Gerald O’Meara (CBR)
G. SG 2
MMC 2nd XI
Grant Webber
-
027 533 0334
Grant Webber (CBR)
Club Name:
OMOKOROA FOOTBALL CLUB
Website Address:
N/A
Postal Address:
c/- 107 Plummer Road, R D 6, TAURANGA 3176
President:
Colin Hyatt
548 0680
Secretary:
Stephen Leak
548 1999
Treasurer:
Liz Fowler
548 2088
Results Officer:
Scott Breen
548 2625
Playing Colours:
Green & Red
Alternate Strip:
N / A – Don’t have one
Venues:
Western Avenue, Omokoroa
CLUB COACHES
G. 8 2A
Omok Pirates
Duarne Lankshear
-
548 2960
G. 8 3A
Omok Matahui
Mark Connell
-
579 1517
G. 8 3B
Omok Sharks
G. 9 1
Omok Monsters
Geoff Canham
-
548 2088
G. 9 4
Omok Flames
David Jenkin
-
548 0161
G. 10 2
Omok Flames
Scott Breen
-
548 2625
G. 10 3
Omok Albion
Dennis Collins
-
552 6123
G. 10 4
Omok Matahui
Shaun Holt
-
552 4340
G. 11 2
Omok United
Stephen Leak
-
548 1999
Brendon Cole
-
548 0083
G. 12/13 2 Omok Titans
Colin Hyatt (CBR)
Tim Dunn (CBR)
Scott Parker (CBR)
Club Name:
OTUMOETAI FOOTBALL CLUB
Website Address:
www.otumoetaifootball.co.nz
Postal Address:
P O Box 6004, Brookfield
President:
Richard Kluit
027 433 7675
Secretary:
Karina Wakefield
578 2912 (Work)
Treasurer:
Michele Henderson
575 6641 (Work)
Results Officer:
Carol Mowat
570 2080
Playing Colours:
Green and White
Alternate Strip:
Fleuro Bibs
Venues:
Fergusson Park, Matua and Otumoetai College, Bellevue
CLUB COACHES
G. 8 1
Otum Galaxy
Kevin McDonagh
-
579 1218
G. 8 1
Otum Magic
Richard Lowe
Craig Shipton
-
576 6281
576 6636
G. 8 2A
Otum Brazil
Adrian Heays
-
576 7377
G. 8 2A
Otum Eagles
Paul Cade
-
027 228 6179
G. 8 2B
Otum Glory
Gary Flynn
-
576 6268
G. 8 2B
Otum Thunder
Karl & Tracey Groos
-
543 3544
G. 8 3A
Otum Bears
Barry Fletcher
-
576 8613
G. 8 3A
Otum France
Peter Hyde
-
576 3861
G. 9 1
Otum Galaxy
Mike Chuter
-
576 4373
Jason Benton (CBR)
Matt Biddle (CBR)
Gary Brighouse (CBR)
Karen Brighouse (CBR)
G. 9 1
Otum Magic
Glen Morris
-
570 0033
Gary Dalton (CBR)
G. 9 1
Otum Phoenix
Bradley Coad
Gavin Schneebeli
-
576 0533
570 0946
Bradley Coad (CBR)
Gavin Schneebeli (CBR)
G. 9 2
Otum All Stars
Tony Gardiner
-
576 1305
G. 9 2
Otum Glory
Daryn Pearson
-
577 6892
G. 9 3
Otum Brazil
Shayne Donovan-Grammer
David Guccione
-
G. 9 3
Otum Scotland
Peter Blackie
Stephen Le Beigge
David Littlewood
-
576 7224
576 2473
579 1367
G. 9 4
Otum Rebels
Richard Conning
-
576 6919
G. 9 4
Otum Sharks
Michelle Triggs
-
570 0070
G. 10 1
Otum Celtic
Sean Crowe
-
576 8848
Russell Gordon (CBR)
G. 10 1
Otum Falcons
David Mercer
-
576 5960
David Presland (CBR)
G. 10 1
Otum Magic
Craig Flowerday
-
579 1111
Gary Flynn (CBR)
G. 10 2
Otum Dynamites Dan Easterby
-
576 0699
Shane Bumby (CBR)
G. 10 2
Otum Gladiators
Randy Piceno
-
570 0298
Robert Zijp (CBR)
G. 10 2
Otum Glory
Andrew Rapley
-
571 1474
Brian Kirby (CBR)
G. 10 4
Otum Rebels
Julia Banks
-
576 1217
G. 10 4
Otum Sharks
Kevin Sandberg
-
579 1184
G. 11 1
Otum Dragons
Grahame Fitzgerald
-
576 5956
Jeff Fletcher (CBR)
Gavin Frost (CBR)
Ray Young (CBR)
G. 11 1
Otum Dynamites Dave Funnell
-
576 6800
Ian Butler (CBR)
Callum Hunter (CBR)
G. 11 2
Otum Phoenix
Peter Dyche
-
576 6232
G. 11 2
Otum Sharks
Russ Browne
-
576 0025
- 570 1102
570 1177
G. 11 2
Otum Strikers
Cherie Usherwood
-
579 2370
G. 12/13 1
Otum Brazil
Phil Colvin
-
576 8842
Shayne Smith (CBR)
G. 12/13 1
Otum Portugal
Tony Chegwidden
-
570 1983
Colin Bull (CBR)
Tony Chegwidden (CBR)
Mark Wilson (CBR)
G. 12/13 2
Otum Falcons
Brent Ireland
-
570 3356
Brent Ireland (CBR)
Gavin Maxwell (CBR)
Leigh Stewart (CBR)
G. 12/13 2
Otum Spain
Mike Beard
-
576 5528
Warren Banks (CBR)
Mike Beard (CBR)
Craig Cleary (CBR)
Andrew Collins (CBR)
Peter Farrell (CBR)
Paul Gill (CBR)
G. 12/13 2
Otum United
Dave Pugh
-
576 7400
Graeme Frieswyk (CBR)
Shane Hanlon (CBR)
G. 12/13 3
Otum Celtic
Tony Ferris
-
576 8625
Allan Church (CBR)
Julie Sparham (CBR)
G. 12/13 3
Otum Phoenix
Darren Van Dijk
Ra Winiata
-
576 6966
579 2011
Stephen Armstrong (CBR)
Gary Brighouse (CBR)
Max Brighouse (CBR)
G. 12/13 4
Otum Albion
Warren Leabourn
-
578 5830
G. 14/15 1
Otum Steelers
Christopher Sheary
-
576 7340
Christopher Sheary (CBR)
G. 14/15 2
Otum Magpies
George Hylton
-
576 4754
George Hylton (CBR)
G. 14/15 2
Otum Rangers
Kain Yang
-
576 6629
Patrick Zeinert (CBR)
G. JG 1
Otum 1st XI
Martin Bisset
-
576 5692
Martin Bisset (CBR)
G. SG 1
Otum 1st XI
Darren Robinson
-
579 3002
G. SG 2
G. SG 2
Otum Rolled Oats Trevor Burns
Otum 2nd XI
Mike Mills
-
579 1304
576 6148
Mark Page (CBR)
Chris Sheary (CBR)
Paul Bowden (CBR)
Peter Watson (CBR)
Club Name:
PAPAMOA FOOTBALL CLUB
Website Address:
www.papamoafootballclub.co.nz
Postal Address:
PO Box 11021, Palm Beach Plaza, Papamoa
President:
Barbara Caie
572 0040
Secretary:
Jane White
542 3980
Treasurer:
Paul van der Salm
542 2484
Results Officer:
Sonya Palmer
572 1223
Playing Colours:
Gold / Royal
Alternate Strip:
Coloured Bibs
Venues:
Gordon Spratt Reserve, Parton Road
CLUB COACHES
G. 8 1
Pap Sharks
Drew Whitten
-
027 412 3126
Roddy Bury (CBR)
Michael Luker (CBR)
G. 8 2A
Pap Goldstars
Jonathan Boom
Paul Tanner
-
544 4829
574 6789
G. 8 2B
Pap Kingfish
Andrew Luker
-
572 2632
G. 8 2B
Pap Raiders
Andy Sykes
-
542 5551
G. 8 3B
Pap Pumas
Brendon Putt
Snr 1 572 4950
G. 8 3B
Pap Thunderbolts David Burns
-
G. 9 1
Pap Marlins
Roy Brown
Jnr 1 542 0925
Gareth Cole (CBR)
Vince Heuberger (CBR)
G. 9 2
Pap Cobras
Albert Jovner
Phil Tindall
Jnr 1 542 5053
Jnr 1 542 5110
Albert Jovner (CBR)
G. 9 2
Pap Tigers
Ian Yates
-
572 3553
G. 9 4
Pap Thunder
Andrew Souness
-
542 4179
Andrew Luker (CBR)
574 6919
G. 10 1
Pap Toa
Nigel Grey
Dan Looker
-
542 3748
542 2816
G. 10 2
Pap Power
Robert Clark
Andrew Fowler
-
572 0527
574 8585
G. 10 3
Pap Strikers
Ian Gibbs
-
542 4628
G. 10 4
Pap Titans
Brian Stevenson
-
542 2633
G. 11 1
Pap Stingrays
Rob White
Jnr 1 542 3980
G. 11 2
Pap Primos
Sean Matier
Paul Robillard
-
572 2323
574 8598
G. 11 2
Pap Warriors
Scott Kirdy
-
578 2184
G. 12/13 1
Pap Knights
Ross Siviter
-
544 3658
Roger Brokelsby (CBR)
Ross Siviter (CBR)
G. 12/13 1
Pap Wanderers
Ian Summers
-
542 1406
Neil Worden (CBR)
G. 12/13 3
Pap Nitros
Mike Judd
-
542 2560
Roy Brown (CBR)
Mike Judd (CBR)
G. 12/13 4
Pap Piranhas
Trace Norman
-
575 5508
G. 12/13 4
Pap Rebels
Mike Gilbert
John Krauts
-
542 3668
542 4022
G. 14/15 2
Pap Scorpions
Mark Weaver
-
574 2559
Roger Brokelsby (CBR)
G. 14/15 2
Pap United
Staci Pollard
-
542 2077
Gordon Campbell (CBR)
Club Name:
ROTORUA UNITED AFC
Website Address:
www.rotoruaunited.co.nz
Postal Address:
PO Box 1859, Rotorua
President:
Deryck Shaw
027 477 1072
Secretary:
Pam Collier-Baker
027 251 5060
Matt Arnell (CBR)
Dan Looker (CBR)
Mike Winstanley (CBR)
Tim Regan (CBR)
Mark Walley (CBR)
Treasurer:
Sue Hunter
027 414 2330
Results Officer:
Ray Wells
027 272 2312
Playing Colours:
White
Alternate Strip:
Blue
Venues:
Neil Hunt Park
CLUB COACHES
G. SG 1
Rot White
Ray Wells
Tony McLaughlin
NA 2 027 272 2312
JC
021 972 993
Margaret Bennett (CBR)
Roger Guernsey (L1)
Irene Nottage (L1)
Ray Wells (CBR)
G. SG 2
Rot Blue
Ray Wells
Johan Aarts
NA 2 027 272 2312
JC
027 633 1284
Margaret Bennett (CBR)
David Mills (CBR)
Irene Nottage (L1)
Ray Wells (CBR)
Club Name:
TAUPO AFC
Website Address:
www.tauposoccer.org.nz
Postal Address:
72 Lake Terrace, Taupo
President:
John McCartney
027 457 2189
Treasurer:
David Landreth
027 486 7080
Results Officer:
N/A
Playing Colours:
Sky Blue
Alternate Strip:
White, Black Shorts
Venues:
Crown Park
CLUB COACHES
G. 14/15 1
Taupo U15 Elite
Secretary:
John Ridd
-
027 447 3026
Club Name:
TAURANGA BOYS’ COLLEGE
Website Address:
tbc.school.nz
Postal Address:
664 Cameron Road, Tauranga
President:
Scott Furness
578 4029 (Work), 544 0739 (Home)
Results Officer:
Lynley Barr-Smith
544 4495
Playing Colours:
White / Navy
Alternate Strip:
Navy / White
Venues:
TBC Southey Field (Devonport Road)
Pemberton Park (Fraser Street, Greerton)
Secretary:
Treasurer:
CLUB COACHES
G. 14/15 1 TBC Argentina
Brett Barr-Smith
Int
544 4495
Murray Lipinski (L1)
G. 14/15 1 TBC Brazil
Nathan Fry
-
576 7618
Kris Jones (CBR)
G. 14/15 1 TBC Croatia
Scott Furness
JC
544 0739
Ian Stewart (CBR)
Jelte Wieringa (CBR)
G. 14/15 2 TBC Denmark
Mark Orchard
-
021 567 249
Peter Morrow (CBR)
G. 14/15 2 TBC England
Tim Bell
-
021 0263 6141
Charlie Dalton (CBR)
G. 14/15 2 TBC France
Thomas Crawford
Josh Taylor
-
573 7586
544 2927
Geoff Morgan (CBR)
Club Name:
TAURANGA GIRLS COLLEGE
Postal Address:
930 Cameron Road, Tauranga
Teacher in Charge:
Mark Elliott
578 8114 ext 748 (School), 579 3198 (Home)
Results Officer:
Rob Taylor
544 2927
Playing Colours:
Navy 1st XI or Black and White
Alternative Strip:
Royal Academy Team
Venue:
Tauranga Girls College
CLUB COACHES
G. JG 1
TGC Junior A
Stuart Rendall
-
579 2886
G. JG 2
TGC Blue
Jacinta Coleman
-
578 8114 Ext 748
G. JG 2
TGC Navy
Stephen Boyle
-
578 7474
G. JG 2
TGC Red
Jonathon Bull
-
543 1224
G. SG 1
TGC Academy
Stuart Rendall
-
579 2886
Bev Rendall (L1)
G. SG 1
TGC 1st XI
Mick Bates
-
572 1129
Bev Rendall (L1)
G. SG 2
TGC Black
Ben Skudder
-
544 7079
G. SG 2
TGC Gold
Jeroen Jens
-
543 1413
G. SG 2
TGC White
Dave Richardson
-
542 1146
Club Name:
TE PUKE JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB
Website Address:
www.sportsground.co.nz/tepukejuniorsoccer
Postal Address:
P O Box 178, Te Puke 3153
President:
Andy Wichers
573 4902
Secretary:
Anne Partridge
573 6812
Treasurer:
Cathy Johnson
533 1517
Results Officer:
Anne Partridge
027 612 6636
Playing Colours:
Red with white trim
Alternate Strip:
Nil
Venues:
8th Grade Fairhaven Park, 267 Boucher Avenue
Mike Sharp (L1)
9th & 10th Grade Centennial Park, No 3 Road
11th Grade Te Puke Intermediate School, Cameron Road
12th/13th & 14th/15th Grade Jubilee Park, Commerce Lane
CLUB COACHES
G. 8 2B
TP Untouchables Jason Gorrie
Nick Walsh
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573 3936
573 6982
G. 8 3B
TP Rovers
Eric Black
SW
573 4595
G. 8 3B
TP Strikers
Bryan Earle
-
573 3338
G. 9 2
TP Tigers
Richard Vrins
SW
573 3334
Marnie McDowell (CBR)
G. 9 4
TP Red Roosters
Megan MacKay
-
573 7295
Megan MacKay (CBR)
G. 10 2
TP Sharks
Grahame Stovold
-
027 4820 766
Grahame Stovold (CBR)
G. 10 4
TP Nitro
Andy Wichers
-
573 4902
G. 11 1
TP Cosmos
Tony Dowling
SW
573 7596
G. 11 2
TP Pumas
Steven Cordery
-
572 2141
G. 12/13 2 TP Lions
David Foster
-
573 4977
John Chamberlain (CBR)
G. 12/13 3 TP Storm
Ray Wright
-
573 8253
Ray Wright (L1)
G. 12/13 4 TP Wild Cats
Mike Harrison
-
573 5367
Mike Harrison (CBR)
G. 14/15 2 TP Crusaders
Anne Partridge
-
573 6812
David Watson (CBR)
Club Name:
Mark Courtis (CBR)
TE PUKE HIGH SCHOOL
Website Address:
www.tepuke.school.nz
Postal Address:
PO Box 344, Te Puke
President / Secretary:
David Townsend
573 9769 ext 470 or 021 874 799
Treasurer:
Ross Merrett
573 9769 ext 260
Results Officer:
David Townsend
573 9769 ext 470 or 021 874 79
Playing Colours:
Maroon & White (Seniors), Maroon & Black (Juniors)
Alternate Strip:
Sky Blue & White
Venues:
Litt Park, Park Lane (off Cameron Rd), Te Puke
CLUB COACHES
G. JG 1
TPHS
Steve Subritzsky
-
027 278 9346
Barry Gould (CBR)
David Townsend
G. SG 2
TPHS 1st XI
Gaylene Jeffrey
David Townsend
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573 4499
021 874 799
Barry Gould (CBR)
Club Name:
TRIDENT HIGH SCHOOL
Website Address:
stantonk@trident.school.nz
Postal Address:
Arawa Road, Whakatane
Principal:
Peter Tootell
07 308 8159
Sport Co-ordinator:
Karen Stanton
07 308 8159 (Work), 07 301 8667 (Home)
Playing Colours:
1st XI Girls – Royal Blue
U15A Boys – White with Royal Blue
Alternate Strip:
1st XI Girls - White
Venue:
Trident High School
CLUB COACHES
G. 14/15 1 Trident U15 Elite Phil Andrew
G. SG 1
Trident HS 1st XI
Dave Howe
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307 8570
Karen Stanton (CBR)
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312 5766
Zane Rackham (CBR)
Club Name:
WAIHI COLLEGE
Website Address:
www.waihicol.school.nz
Postal Address:
Waihi College, P.O Box 72, Waihi
Co-ordinator:
David Tait
07 863 8349 (Work), 07 863 4638 (Home)
Results Officer:
David Tait
07 863 8349 (Work), 07 863 4638 (Home)
Playing Colours:
Maroon and White
Alternate Strip:
Venues:
Waihi College
CLUB COACHES
G. 12/13 2 Waihi Warriors
David Tait
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863 4638
G. 12/13 4 Waihi Whips
Club Name:
WAIPUNA FOOTBALL CLUB INC.
Website Address:
Pending
Postal Address:
P O Box 927, Tauranga 3140
President:
Crawford Simpson
021 985 243 or 544 5116 (A / H)
Secretary:
Rachel Blennerhassett
544 4220
Treasurer:
Helen Browne
544 3132
Results Officer:
Tracey King
544 5432
Playing Colours:
Players: Black with White Trim
Goalie: Charcoal with Black / White Trim
Alternate Strip:
Training Bibs (Various Colours)
Venue:
Waipuna Park, Kaitemako Road, Welcome Bay, Tauranga
CLUB COACHES
G. 8 1
Waip Miracles
Andrew Rolleston
JC 1 544 4473
G. 8 2B
Waip City
Todd Hulbert
JC 1 544 5675
G. 8 3A
Waip Galaxy
Tony Eberlein
JC 1 544 3282
G. 8 3B
Waip Rockettes
Jaqui Stevens
JC 1 544 6492
G. 8 3B
Waip Rovers
Merv Hurst
-
544 7197
G. 9 1
Waip Chelsea
Simon McLeod
JC 1 544 8090
Stephen Came (CBR)
G. 9 1
Waip Spurs
Ken Sawyer
-
544 3432
Shaun Durkan (CBR)
G. 9 2
Waip Warriors
Kenny Cunningham
-
545 8554
G. 9 3
Waip Eagles
Alan McKenna
-
544 1325
G. 10 1
Waip Wizards
Roy Lusher
JC 1 544 6445
Paul King (CBR)
G. 10 2
Waip Typhoons
Johnathan Silby
JC 1 544 5173
Geoff Ward (CBR)
G. 10 3
Waip Foxtrotters Robyn Williams
-
Steve Arnold (CBR)
G. 10 3
Waip United
Walter Crosa
JC 1 544 4339
G. 10 4
Waip Diamonds
Dave Peterson
-
G. 11 1
Waip Athletic
Brett Smith
JC 1 544 6393
Clark Nemeth (CBR)
G. 11 2
Waip Strikers
Stuart Whitaker
-
Fraser Benton (CBR)
G. 12/13 1 Waip Albion
Danny Timoney
JC 1 544 3473
Philip Browne (CBR)
Malcolm Smith (CBR)
G. 12/13 4 Waip Villa
Crawford Simpson
JC 1 544 5116
Derek Game (CBR)
Peter Van Zweeden (CBR)
544 1620
544 8420
544 0339
G. 12/13 4 Waip Wanderers Evan Christiansen
-
544 6990
G. JG 2
-
543 9440
Waip Magic
Club Name:
Website Address:
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CLUB COACHES
G. SG 1
Grant Williams
Nigel Priest (CBR)
Mark Bougen (CBR)
WHAKATANE HIGH SCHOOL
Private Bag 1021, WHAKATANE
Tania Wharakura
308 8251 ext 720 or 021 155 0758
Gail Zonneveld
Whakatane High School
Whak HS 1st XI