For further details contact : Sallie Partridge Hunter Academy of Sport Tel : (02) 4926 4892 or 0423 546 467

Candice Boggs (WRAS) Gerry Knights (SWSAS) Hockey Convenors (C) 0412 438 967 or (G) 0407 415 847

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HOCKEY PROGRAM

13th-14th April 2019

Hosted by the Hunter Academy of Sport

Western Sydney Academy of Sport

Hunter Academy of Sport

South West Sydney Academy of Sport

Southern Sports Academy

Illawarra Academy of Sport

Far West Academy of Sport

Western Region Academy of Sport

Northern Inland Academy of Sport

North Coast Academy of Sport

South East Sports Academy

Central Coast Academy of Sport

Sydney Metro Academy

The Your Local Club Academy Games has been developed by the Regional Academies of Sport NSW Inc. as an exciting inter-Academy initiative that enables athletes to come together to participate in their chosen sport. This initiative would not be achievable without the excellent financial and operational support provided by our major partners Your Local Club and the NSW Office of Sport. As in previous years, hockey is once again one of the largest participating sports, catering for twelve teams across seven Academies in 14 rounds and 36 games of competition. GERRY KNIGHTS CANDICE BOGGS Regional Academies of Sport—Hockey Convenors

The Academy Games represents a gathering of the State’s Regional Academies of Sport to celebrate the skill and development of their talented athletes. Although the Games are not intended to recognise or acclaim the “best” Academy or team, the individual performances of the athletes will be recognised, through the naming of a Most Valuable Player (MVP) for each Academy team following the conclusion of competition. Each team will have a male and female MVP named.

In addition to the naming of MVP athletes, pennants for 1st , 2nd and 3rd place will be awarded to the finalists of both the boys and girls competition.

The Your Local Club Hockey Academy Games are endorsed by:

On behalf of the Regional Academies of Sport and all Academy Games athletes, staff and volunteers, we wish to say a special ‘thank you’ to the following people for their fabulous efforts in planning and executing the Hockey Games. Hockey NSW Venue coordinator Jo Wilson The Board and Staff of the Hunter Academy of Sport Umpires and Technical Bench Volunteers The Newcastle International Hockey Centre First aid officer - Brad Hinton - Sports Medicine Australia

Foreword Special Thanks

Participating Academies

Most Valuable Player (MVP)

General Information

Newcastle International Hockey Stadium 332 Turton Rd, Broadmeadow NSW 2292

The contact details for the Tournament and Event Coordinator, Umpire Coordinator and ‘Day’ Acting Event Hockey Coordinator/s will be identified next to the Match Results Matrix, located at the Hockey Operations Centre (clubhouse).

Academy Squad Lists

Athletes: Brenden Troy Mitchell Stevens Daniel Noble

Athletes: Josiah Alcorn Samuel Behrend Lachlan Butler Nicholas Farmer James Highlands Lennon Kelly Brock Lambert Stuart McAdam Joshua Morris Liam Smith Mitchell Stewart Christopher Taggart Ryan Taggart Aiden Wicks Charlotte Chapman Flo Davidson Lily Etheridge Maggie Halliday Hayley Lennon Madeleine Lewin Erin Porter

Athletes: Aiden Corbin Saxon Perry Damon Harper Wade Phillips Hands Archie Smith Alex Stevenson Charli Corbin Imogen Fowles Giselle Townsend Montanna Stamp Isabelle Robertson Iszabella Crawford Kuan Jo Brown Rory Woods

Athletes: Drew Clarke Kyle Donaldson Bailey Eccleston Andrew Griffith Marcus James Alexander Jones Lindsay McNally Lachlan Smith Katelyn Williams

Athletes: Beau Crockett Jack Warren Ryan Doherty Brad Fletcher John Gudgeon Kye Lewis Ben Martin Chris Murray Connor Smith Izaac Smith Brad Smith Sam Brisby Cooper Jones Beau Carpenter Nick Churchill Conor Dewbery Noah Dimmock Kingsley Hansen-Tarrant Thomas Neal Will Pennell Aiden Rollings Flynn Thompson Jesse Knight Ethan Cornell James Rowland (playing for NIAS) Lily Burgmann Shae Bradford Phoebe Cause Kalani Cross Laura Dean Ella Hewett Dalice Gallagher Emma Hayes Abbie Jenner Alissa McLeod Chloe Ollerton Rosie Hunt Tully Sharman Skye Vaughan Maddison Willson

Athletes: Zane Anderson Declan Daley Conor Dwarte Bailey Ferguson Kallum Jenkins Nicholas Job Tom Luchetti James Luck Logan McManus Evan McMullen Taunui Pakinga Joe Priest Mitchell Thompson Harry Unsworth Trent Wilde Shakaya Bott

Laura Cockerill

Alexandra Cook

Tayla Deveigne

Bridget Ellis

Isobel Fitzpatrick

Kirsten Fitzpatrick

Emily Gould

Amy Hampton

Charlotte Heath

Shona Jarvis

Belinda Kidd

Kimberly Kiel

Matilda McDonald

Brooke Pilcher

Eloisa Purtell

Jessica Purtell

Emmie Searl

Mackenzie Stewart

West

South

East

Warm-

up

A master copy of the draw will be available to view at the venue (clubhouse area). Hard copies of the program will not be printed and therefore will not be available at the venue. All participants are strongly encouraged to print their own

Event Coordinator

Program Availability

Venue

Athletes: Blake Hernandez Cameron Jones Danie Bryant Elliott Stark Harrison Cooke Jacob Brown Jonah Riley Joseph Blackburn Lachlan O'Leary Luke Arapa Matthew Lam Oliver Benn Oliver Turner Sebastien Butler Tom Clare Aleksa Hughes Bronte Ryan Bronwyn Brereton Charlotte Flaherty Emily Hewitt-Park Eve MacLennan Hannah Fawle Kira Owens Olivia Cain Remi Stallworthy Sigourney Berkery Sophie Litchfield Suzaan Stander

Athlete Information

Preparation

Coaches/managers should ensure athletes are suitably stretched and prepared prior to the beginning of each match. Athletes are encouraged to ensure sufficient fluid intake prior to matches. All athletes are required to wear their full relevant Academy playing uniform, shin guards and mouth guard.

Injuries

A First Aid person will be available at the venue and should only be accessed through your Team Manager. Academy Squads are advised to bring their own supplies of ICE, strapping, bandages etc. All injuries should be reported by athletes to team managers at the conclu-sion of games. Team officials are responsible for the transport, treatment and care of their injured athletes.

Spirit of Play

All athletes and officials are expected to observe the “spirit of sport” requirements when participating in the Academy Games, and adhere to the Academies’ Code of Conduct.

Officials

Persons officiating, including player umpires, are doing so as volunteers and are committed to assisting all athletes in their participation in the Academy Games. Officials are to be treated with courtesy and respect at all times. Abuse of match or tournament officials will not be tolerated at any time.

Saturday Draw

East Turf West Turf South Turf

Sat 7.45am - 8.15am

Coaches workshop with Hockey NSW

Sat 8.30 SWSAS/

CCAS NIAS HAS B IAS WRAS HAS A

9.20 SMA NIAS/IAS WRAS A HAS

10.10 SWSAS/

CCAS SMA WRAS IAS HAS A NIAS

11.00 NIAS/IAS HAS SMA WRAS B

11.50 HOCKEY NSW Video Analysis & Umpire Workshop - BOYS

12.40 HOCKEY NSW Video Analysis & Umpire Workshop - GIRLS

1.30 HAS A HAS B WRAS NIAS SMA IAS

2.20 HAS WRAS B WRAS A NIAS/IAS

3.10 HAS A SMA NIAS HAS B SWSAS/

CCAS IAS

Sunday Draw Manager Information

Contacts

All matters arising from games, officials and the draw, etc. are to be raised through the Tournament and Events Coordinator. A Hockey Convenor representative will also be present throughout the Academy Games.

Score Cards

Team managers are required to complete a team/score card for each game and return it to the field technical bench 5 minutes prior to game commencement. The team captain is to sign at completion of each game.

Timing of Games

Timing for all games will be centrally controlled. A siren/bell will signal com-mencement and end of all games on both fields. Games will be 20 minutes each way with a 5 minute half time break and 5 minutes between each game.

Rules

The Rules applicable for the Academy Games will be the Hockey NSW Rules for standard 11-a-side competitions, following a 9-a-side format. Academies must not carry more than 16 players per team. All Academies are ex-pected to be familiar with the rules, a copy of which can be downloaded from the Hockey NSW website. Conversions

After a Field Goal only a team will have the oppor tunity to conver t to gain an

extra point. This is to be taken by the player who scored the goal. Attacking player will start from 23 metre line. GK will start from behind the goal

line The attacker will have 8 seconds to score a goal, this must be done from inside the

attacking circle. All other players must retreat to outside the half and have no part in play for the

duration of the conversion. Regardless of the outcome of the conversion the

match will be re-started by the team who didn’t score at the halfway line. If the defending team is playing without a GK and cannot sub a GK back on to

defend a conversion, no conversion will take place.

East Turf West Turf South Turf

Sun 8.30 SWSAS/

CCAS WRAS IAS NIAS SMA HAS B

9.20 SMA WRAS A WRAS B NIAS/IAS

10.10 IAS HAS A WRAS SMA SWSAS/

CCAS HAS B

11.00 HAS SMA WRAS B WRAS A

11.50 HAS A SWSAS/

CCAS WRAS HAS B SMA NIAS

Break

Final 12.20 1 V 2 3 V 4

Final 1.10 Time allowed for overtime if games result in draw

1.30 1 V 2 3 V 4 5 V 6

1.50 PRESENTATION CEREMONY FOR GIRLS AND BOYS

Notes