Teams, 2019
Football A
Connor, Harry W, Joe M-B, Joel, Louis, Matthew, Mischa, Otto, Shouzo
Football B
Archie, Cooper, Hannah K, Harrison, Jeremy, Joey, Josef, Tyler, Wolfie
Netball A
Assisi, Beth, Issy, Janika, Mia, Niamh, Rata, Stella
Netball B
Evie, Jessica, Kylani, Mannat, Naomi, Olivia, Ruby T, Timara
Hockey A
Ciara, Georgetta, Georgia, Isla, Lily Ma, Maya, Sylvie
Hockey B
Ari, Emily F, Emily T, Imogen, Josie, Lily Mo, Megan, Vesper
Rugby Team
Coll, Etuini, Havyn, Johnny, Josef, Kairu, Mikaere, Oscar, Raumana, Reilly, Senha, Te Ariki, Thomas
PRIMARY SCHOOLS WEEKLY WINTER SPORT
GENERAL INFORMATION
This weekly competition is for children in years 5, 6, 7, and 8 only.
This weekly competition is for children in years 5, 6, 7, and 8 only.
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Weekly sport will be played at South Hagley Park, North Hagley Park, Nunweek Park and Table
Tennis Stadium commencing by 1.15pm. Please advise the opposition if unable to start by
1.15pm so that neither team is waiting for the other.
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Mid-week sport is competitive, and all competitions will reflect this by being drawn in a round
robin format and by culminating in a climactic event (e.g. finals and play-offs) if weather
conditions allow this. If by half time in any game the teams are separated by a large margin,
then it is suggested that the score is taken at that time and in the second half teams are
altered. Remember our primary aims are ENJOYMENT AND PARTICIPATION.
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The Sports Director will compile draws as soon as possible after entries are received and
place on the website. For 2016 team entries will be limited as follows:
THURSDAYS
1 team per grade (up to 3 grades) in each sport for Years 5 & 6 1 team per grade (up to 3 grades) in each sport for Years 7 & 8
FRIDAYS
Grading roll under 400 1 team in each sport for Years 5 & 6
1 team in each sport for Years 7 & 8 Grading roll over 400 2 teams in each sport for Years 5 & 6 2 teams in each sport for Years 7 & 8
Please advise teacher only days or other days your school is not able to compete when you enter your teams, so that we are able to take this into account when we do the draws before the season starts.
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Schools should advise the Sports Director well in advance if it is known that a team will be
unavailable on a particular day. This information will also be sought at the time entries are
taken, and, when possible, incorporated into the draw.
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Supervision: Each team is required to be under the supervision of a teacher, or adult. It is
the responsibility of the school to ensure supervision is adequate.
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Refereeing/Umpiring
For netball all umpiring is dual control. This means that one umpire from each school umpires at the same time - one on each side of the court and umpiring their own games. Only one official score is to be taken (this saves having two different scores).
For rugby, hockey and football it is suggested that each school takes responsibility for one half of the game.
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Uniform: Teams should be in a school sports uniform. This promotes pride in the school
- Cancellation: A decision will be made regarding cancellation by the Sports Director before 11.00am. The decision will be made in conjunction with the Christchurch City Council which controls the playing areas of Hagley Park.
Schools will be e-mailed by 11.15am. All Cancellations will be posted to the website-
www.primarysportscanterbury.org.nz . The SportCheck cancellation text messaging
service is also available to those who have signed up.
If under extraordinary circumstances such as a sudden unexpected deterioration of weather then cancellation may occur right up to final moment possible to stop buses leaving for schools. (Schools are to order or cancel buses direct). No school is to take responsibility for the decision not to play or to change the draws. This is very unfair on the opposition team. Schools will be fined if defaults and withdrawals do not comply with our rules.
Please do not phone the Sports Director’s office for updates. An e-mail (to the address the Sports Co-ordinator has indicated) and a text message(for those who have signed up) will be sent as soon as a decision is made. The website will also be updated.
The credibility of the mid-week sporting competitions depends upon quality administration from both schools and the Sports Director’s office. Should individuals or schools believe this policy has been infringed by an opposing school, and has been unable to satisfactorily resolve the situation by mutual discussion, they should advise the Sports Director in writing
of the circumstances leading to the infringements. The Sports Director will then take whatever action is considered appropriate.
If under extraordinary circumstances such as a sudden unexpected deterioration of weather then cancellation may occur right up to final moment possible to stop buses leaving for schools. (Schools are to order or cancel buses direct). No school is to take responsibility for the decision not to play or to change the draws. This is very unfair on the opposition team. Schools will be fined if defaults and withdrawals do not comply with our rules.
Please do not phone the Sports Director’s office for updates. An e-mail (to the address the Sports Co-ordinator has indicated) and a text message(for those who have signed up) will be sent as soon as a decision is made. The website will also be updated.
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Defaults:
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Must be avoided except for genuine and serious reasons. When they are unavoidable the
opposing school must be notified (by the school that has defaulted) by 1pm on the day before competition. The Sports Director must also be informed immediately the decision is made.
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The latest acceptable time to advise an opposing school of a default is 1pm on the day
before play. Fines for defaults have been put in place for 2016 – see page 7.
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If a default occurs by a school without notifying their opposition as to the cause of
i) the school that was defaulted against contacts the Sports Director within 48 hours. ii) the Sports Director will send a message to the Sports Co-ordinator seeking a reason for the default, with a copy mailed to the Principal.
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Must be avoided except for genuine and serious reasons. When they are unavoidable the
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Results: The results are to be entered by each team/school onto the website.
www.primarysportscanterbury.org.nz – enter weekly sports results. You will have been given a
password to enable you to do this. Results will be recorded, full results published each week on
the website, and successful teams awarded a certificate at the conclusion of the competition for
the first three placings in a grade. Teams gaining full fair play points may also be awarded a
certificate.
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Grading of players: Players may play up a grade, but cannot play down a grade.
The credibility of the mid-week sporting competitions depends upon quality administration from both schools and the Sports Director’s office. Should individuals or schools believe this policy has been infringed by an opposing school, and has been unable to satisfactorily resolve the situation by mutual discussion, they should advise the Sports Director in writing
of the circumstances leading to the infringements. The Sports Director will then take whatever action is considered appropriate.
Points for all games:
Game competition - points will be awarded as 10 for a win, 5 for a draw, 2 for a “bonus” loss of
less than 5 points for netball, rugby and rugby league or a loss of less than 3 points for football
and hockey and 0 for a loss of more than 5 or 3 points.
Fair Play competition points based on 10 points for high a score through to 0 for a poor score - see separate page for criteria for awarding/deduction of points. These are two separate competitions.
SCORING AND FAIR PLAY AWARDS
Game competition - points will be awarded as 10 for a win, 5 for a draw, 2 for a “bonus” loss of less than 5 points for netball, rugby and rugby league or a loss of less than 3 points for football and hockey and 0 for a loss of more than 5 or 3 points.
Fair Play competition - points will be 10, with points deducted for unsporting behaviour (see criteria below) ie both teams will start with 10 points at the beginning of each game. This is to be separate from the points awarded for game competition.
Conclusion - Please read the criteria for Fair Play points carefully and ensure that all the referees/coaches/players from your school are aware of the criteria. The umpire/referee and two coaches should meet at the end of the game to decide upon both team’s fair play points. The captain may also be involved in the decision if the school so wishes.
CRITERIA FOR FAIR PLAY POINTS
All teams start with 10 points for Fair Play and should only lose points for any acts of unsporting behaviour. The Fair Play points will be awarded by the coaches and the referee/umpire in consultation with each other. If there is no record of this given then the two teams will receive no points. If more than 5 points are lost in any one game the Sports Director will advise the school concerned of this.
The following are examples of how points can be lost:
e.g. 3 points off for swearing, then 1 point off for throwing the ball away = 6 points at the end of the game.
IN ALL CASES WHEN POINTS ARE LOST, players must be identified or fair play points will not be deducted.
Fair Play competition points based on 10 points for high a score through to 0 for a poor score - see separate page for criteria for awarding/deduction of points. These are two separate competitions.
SCORING AND FAIR PLAY AWARDS
Game competition - points will be awarded as 10 for a win, 5 for a draw, 2 for a “bonus” loss of less than 5 points for netball, rugby and rugby league or a loss of less than 3 points for football and hockey and 0 for a loss of more than 5 or 3 points.
Fair Play competition - points will be 10, with points deducted for unsporting behaviour (see criteria below) ie both teams will start with 10 points at the beginning of each game. This is to be separate from the points awarded for game competition.
Conclusion - Please read the criteria for Fair Play points carefully and ensure that all the referees/coaches/players from your school are aware of the criteria. The umpire/referee and two coaches should meet at the end of the game to decide upon both team’s fair play points. The captain may also be involved in the decision if the school so wishes.
CRITERIA FOR FAIR PLAY POINTS
All teams start with 10 points for Fair Play and should only lose points for any acts of unsporting behaviour. The Fair Play points will be awarded by the coaches and the referee/umpire in consultation with each other. If there is no record of this given then the two teams will receive no points. If more than 5 points are lost in any one game the Sports Director will advise the school concerned of this.
The following are examples of how points can be lost:
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If all that happens in a 40 minute game are one or two minor infringements then the team should
only lose 1 point. All players must be named where a deduction of points occurs.
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Swearing or abuse toward their own or opposing players 2 -3 points.
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Swearing or abuse of a referee is more serious and should receive a 3 -5 point penalty.
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Any individual instance of violence, depending on seriousness, should receive 2 - 3 points, while
continued violence or instances involving several players 4 - 6 points.
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In the unlikely event of a game being called off then the offending team/s will receive a 10 point
penalty ie 0 points awarded.
e.g. 3 points off for swearing, then 1 point off for throwing the ball away = 6 points at the end of the game.
IN ALL CASES WHEN POINTS ARE LOST, players must be identified or fair play points will not be deducted.
HOCKEY
DATES: Competition begins on Thursday 19 May or Friday 20 May and will conclude
Thursday/Friday 18/26 August, which allows for 10 playing weeks and 2 postponement days.
4 x 10 minute quarters commencing by 1.15pm & finishing no later than 2.15pm (halves may be shortened depending on the start time).
VENUES: South Hagley Park- hospital corner hockey fields, and Nunweek Park, 240 Woolridge Rd.
TEAM AND GAME CONDITIONS:
Field Size For Years 7 & 8 the size of the field will depend upon number of entries, and will be either
1⁄3 or 1⁄2 field, across the field.
For Years 5 & 6 the size of the field will depend upon number of entries, and will be either 1⁄4 or 1⁄3 field, across the field (94 x 55m). The turf may have markings.
Field Marking and equipment.
Teams must supply cones to mark:
DATES: Competition begins on Thursday 19 May or Friday 20 May and will conclude
Thursday/Friday 18/26 August, which allows for 10 playing weeks and 2 postponement days.
4 x 10 minute quarters commencing by 1.15pm & finishing no later than 2.15pm (halves may be shortened depending on the start time).
VENUES: South Hagley Park- hospital corner hockey fields, and Nunweek Park, 240 Woolridge Rd.
TEAM AND GAME CONDITIONS:
Field Size For Years 7 & 8 the size of the field will depend upon number of entries, and will be either
1⁄3 or 1⁄2 field, across the field.
For Years 5 & 6 the size of the field will depend upon number of entries, and will be either 1⁄4 or 1⁄3 field, across the field (94 x 55m). The turf may have markings.
Field Marking and equipment.
Teams must supply cones to mark:
Stick Size
Team Size
Equipment Umpiring Coaching
Rule Changes
Equipment Umpiring Coaching
Rule Changes
- the sidelines and goal lines.
- standard (3.66m) goals at centre of goal lines
- scoring circles 9m radius – marked on sideline
- centre line on field
- free hit marks on the sidelines goal lines 9m from each back line.
Players should be discouraged from using sticks longer than their hip height- 32” long sticks are recommended.
A maximum of six players per team with reserves allowed to interchange freely throughout the game. There shall be 2 forwards, 2 mid fielders, 2 backs with no goalies or kicking backs. There shall be a minimum of 2 girls on the field at any one time. The team shall be deemed to have defaulted if this rule is not applied. Teams comprising all girls, or less boys, may also enter in this mixed competition.
Mouthguards and shinpads are compulsory.
Two umpires are recommended but by mutual agreement one umpire may suffice.
Coaching from the sideline is permitted provided it is friendly and positive.
Negative coaching and criticism of players by coaches or spectators must not be allowed.
The rules of the game of hockey shall apply except that:
- standard (3.66m) goals at centre of goal lines
- scoring circles 9m radius – marked on sideline
- centre line on field
- free hit marks on the sidelines goal lines 9m from each back line.
Players should be discouraged from using sticks longer than their hip height- 32” long sticks are recommended.
A maximum of six players per team with reserves allowed to interchange freely throughout the game. There shall be 2 forwards, 2 mid fielders, 2 backs with no goalies or kicking backs. There shall be a minimum of 2 girls on the field at any one time. The team shall be deemed to have defaulted if this rule is not applied. Teams comprising all girls, or less boys, may also enter in this mixed competition.
Mouthguards and shinpads are compulsory.
Two umpires are recommended but by mutual agreement one umpire may suffice.
Coaching from the sideline is permitted provided it is friendly and positive.
Negative coaching and criticism of players by coaches or spectators must not be allowed.
The rules of the game of hockey shall apply except that:
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Lifting the ball above knee height or a ball that is dangerous regardless of height will
be penalised under dangerous play provisions.
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At the time of a free hit being taken no other player may be within three metres of
the ball.
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The obstruction rule (deliberate use of the body to push another player off the ball)
will be penalised by awarding a free hit to the opposing team.
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Feet: this will be penalised only when the ball is deliberately kicked.
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There will be NO penalty corners. Infringements inside the circle will be awarded
with a free hit 9 metres from the backline (as marked on the sideline) at the point
where the infringement occurs.
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When the ball goes over the goal line, a free hit is awarded to the team that
did not
hit it out at a point opposite where the ball went out.
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When games are one sided, agreement should be made to ensure a more
even contest and the game result is then taken as a win with 10 goals max.
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There is an auto pass rule at this age level, but the ball must be stopped
before the auto pass is carried out.
NETBALL
DATES: Competition begins on Thursday 19 May or Friday 20 May and will conclude Thursday/Friday
18/26 August, which allows for 10 playing weeks and 2 postponement days. 4 x 10 minute quarters commencing by 1.15pm and finishing no later than 2.15pm (the halves may be shortened depending on the start time of the game).
VENUES: South Hagley Park Netball Courts, and Wharenui School if required.
Each team is to provide an umpire to dual control the game with the umpire from the other team. All umpires umpire to their right.
5 & 6 RULES - 6 ASIDE
Reasons for change in 2016- Research has shown the following: “More touches on the ball therefore more chances to develop their skills and increased opportunities for decision making. More success with a successful shot every 107 seconds compared to 533 seconds in a 7 v 7 game. The game highlighted that rotation is critical to maximise involvement and development”.
GAME CONDITIONS: Duration of Game:
The game shall consist of 4 x 10 minute quarters with breaks of 1 minute between quarters 1 & 2 and 3 & 4 and 2 minutes between quarters 2 & 3.
Players:
DATES: Competition begins on Thursday 19 May or Friday 20 May and will conclude Thursday/Friday
18/26 August, which allows for 10 playing weeks and 2 postponement days. 4 x 10 minute quarters commencing by 1.15pm and finishing no later than 2.15pm (the halves may be shortened depending on the start time of the game).
VENUES: South Hagley Park Netball Courts, and Wharenui School if required.
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Both teams are to provide a match ball. Size 4 for Years 5 & 6. Size 5 for Years 7 & 8.
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Years 5 & 6 will play with a shortened height goal ring (2.6 metres). The rings will already
be inserted on the goalpost.
Each team is to provide an umpire to dual control the game with the umpire from the other team. All umpires umpire to their right.
5 & 6 RULES - 6 ASIDE
Reasons for change in 2016- Research has shown the following: “More touches on the ball therefore more chances to develop their skills and increased opportunities for decision making. More success with a successful shot every 107 seconds compared to 533 seconds in a 7 v 7 game. The game highlighted that rotation is critical to maximise involvement and development”.
GAME CONDITIONS: Duration of Game:
The game shall consist of 4 x 10 minute quarters with breaks of 1 minute between quarters 1 & 2 and 3 & 4 and 2 minutes between quarters 2 & 3.
Players:
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Teams shall have a maximum of 10 players (8 is preferable).
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Mixed teams: maximum of 2 males on court at any one time.
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Only 6 players on court at any one time: 2 x centres, 2 x defence, 2 x attack (the bibs shall have A,
C and D).
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Substitutions – rolling subs and also at intervals and stoppages.
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Players to rotate to ensure equal opportunities in all positions.
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Players are encouraged to pass or shoot within 5 seconds.
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Players participation time – minimum of half a game.
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Defending the ball – enforce 1metre distance to allow player space to pass.
1. Shots at goal may be taken from anywhere within the team’s goal circle by the 2 attacks.
Centre Pass:
Players take turns- e.g. if it is a defence throw in in the goal third – one defender throws in and the other defender takes the next throw in.
Court: Full size
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Team captains use paper, scissors, rock to determine which team has the first pass.
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After a goal is scored the non scoring team shall have the centre pass.
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One Centre in possession of the ball shall stand wholly within the centre circle and the opposing
Centre standing within the Centre third. The other two Centres stand on the sideline in the Centre third. These two Centres can enter the court once the first pass has been made and they can enter anywhere they like. The Centres in each team take alternative centre passes.
Players take turns- e.g. if it is a defence throw in in the goal third – one defender throws in and the other defender takes the next throw in.
Court: Full size
RUGBY
DATES: Begins on Thursday 19 May or Friday 20 May and will conclude Thursday/ Friday 18/26
August, which allows for 10 playing weeks and 2 postponement
days. 2 x 20 minutes halves commencing by 1.15pm and finishing no later than 2.15pm (halves may be shortened depending on start time of the game).
VENUE: South Hagley Park Rugby fields, Christs College fields, plus North Hagley Park near Riccarton Road roundabout for some junior games if required.
GAME CONDITIONS: There are two grades: 15 aside & 10 aside for Years 7 & 8, and 10 aside for Years 5 & 6. Mouthguards are compulsory.
DATES: Begins on Thursday 19 May or Friday 20 May and will conclude Thursday/ Friday 18/26
August, which allows for 10 playing weeks and 2 postponement
days. 2 x 20 minutes halves commencing by 1.15pm and finishing no later than 2.15pm (halves may be shortened depending on start time of the game).
VENUE: South Hagley Park Rugby fields, Christs College fields, plus North Hagley Park near Riccarton Road roundabout for some junior games if required.
GAME CONDITIONS: There are two grades: 15 aside & 10 aside for Years 7 & 8, and 10 aside for Years 5 & 6. Mouthguards are compulsory.
10 ASIDE
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15 ASIDE
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BALL SIZE
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3 (Blue)
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4 ( Green)
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PLAYERS
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10. Can be mixed gender
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15. Can be mixed gender
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Forwards/Backs
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5F/5B
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8F/7B
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SUBSTITUTIONS
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All players must play a minimum of half a game (this is to include at least two full
quarters). Rolling substitutions are not permitted. Substitutions may be made at half
time or approximately half way through each half when the referee will allow and signal
a Substitution Break. This break should be no longer than one minute and will indicate
the end of the current, and beginning of a new quarter. This Substitution Break is solely
for the purpose of making substitutions- coaches are not permitted to use this break to
provide coaching advice to players/teams. Non-injury substitutions can only take place
at half time or these quarter time breaks. If due to a minor injury a player leaves the
field during a quarter, and is cleared to later continue playing, then this player may only
return at a designated Substitution break, or at halftime.
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MINUTES PER HALF
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20
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20
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KICK-OFF &
RESTARTS
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Year 5&6: Scoring team restarts with drop kick
or punt
Year 7&8: Normal restarts with non scoring team using drop kick. |
Normal restarts with non scoring team
using drop kick.
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Scrums
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5 players
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8 players
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Push distance
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No pushing
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0.5 Metre
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Wheeling distance
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No wheeling
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45
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Contesting
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No Contesting
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Yes contesting
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Contesting
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No- 4 players
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Yes- 7 players
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Lifting
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No Lifting in lineouts
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PENALTIES
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Non Offending team – Tap & pass
No penalty kicks at goal
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Normal Laws apply
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CONVERSIONS
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Drop kick or punt from in front of posts Two
points
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No further out than 15m from touch line.
Two points
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TACKLING
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Normal law applies
Correct technique and safety being paramount. Tackles must be below the nipple |
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All Coaches involved must have completed NZRU Small Blacks accreditation applicable to the level of rugby they
will be coaching. This must be done before they can coach or referee.
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Spirit of the game: The spirit of fair play and sportsmanship is to be actively encouraged by everyone involved
on the game, including parents and supporters. The score is important, but the game itself is more important.
One sided games – games should be stopped when one side has a lead of 55 points. The score at this stage
becomes the official result. However, the game can continue to be played and coaches should agree on how to
generate a more even contest- e.g. swapping players. Refer to instructions on Small Blacks coaching manual to
manage. No coaches on the field.
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FOOTBALL
DATES: Competition begins on Thursday 19 May or Friday 20 May and will conclude Thursday/Friday
18/26 August, which allows for 10 playing weeks and 2 postponement days. 2 x 20 minutes halves commencing by 1.15pm and finishing no later than 2.15pm (the halves may be shortened depending on the start time of the game).
VENUES: South Hagley Park - fields opposite the Blenheim Rd overbridge, North Hagley Park, Carlton Corner.
GAME CONDITIONS: 7 A-side (Years 5 & 6)
Pitch sizes
7 a-side (Years 5 & 6)
1. Each team must provide a referee who will referee half the game each unless mutually agreed otherwise.
One sided games When games are one sided, agreement should be made to ensure a more even contest and the game result is then taken as a win with 10 goals maximum.
DATES: Competition begins on Thursday 19 May or Friday 20 May and will conclude Thursday/Friday
18/26 August, which allows for 10 playing weeks and 2 postponement days. 2 x 20 minutes halves commencing by 1.15pm and finishing no later than 2.15pm (the halves may be shortened depending on the start time of the game).
VENUES: South Hagley Park - fields opposite the Blenheim Rd overbridge, North Hagley Park, Carlton Corner.
GAME CONDITIONS: 7 A-side (Years 5 & 6)
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Teams may be mixed. There is no requirement regarding the number of any one gender.
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Players not involved in the game must wear a top or jersey over their team shirt so as not to
confuse teams on the field or the referee.
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All the normal rules of football shall apply except for the following:
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- the coach can be on the field to assist or referee (not both).
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- teams shall contain 1 goal keeper who may kick from the ground at goal kicks from the edge
of penalty box or from their hands when play is still live, and 6 outfield players on the field at
any one time.
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- players may interchange provided the referee is notified and the ball is out of play.
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- rolling subs may be used.
9 A-side (Years 7 & 8)
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- the coach can be on the field to assist or referee (not both).
Pitch sizes
7 a-side (Years 5 & 6)
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Pitches shall be marked and presented with appropriate size goals wherever possible.
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Where pitches are required to be marked out with cones, the following sizes apply
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Minimum size 45m x 30m, maximum size 55m x 35m
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Pitches will be marked and presented with appropriate sized gals wherever possible
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Where pitches are required to be marked out with cones, the following sizes apply:
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Minimum size 64m x 45m, maximum size 70m x 50m
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Each team must provide a match ball and at least 5 cones to mark the fields if required.
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Balls – size 4 for Years 5, 6, 7 & 8
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Shinpads are compulsory.
1. Each team must provide a referee who will referee half the game each unless mutually agreed otherwise.
One sided games When games are one sided, agreement should be made to ensure a more even contest and the game result is then taken as a win with 10 goals maximum.
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