Western Conference Hockey


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Age Group Date Venue Convener Start Time
Primary Boys / Mixed Wednesday, 17 August 2011 Footscray Hockey Centre
Fogarty Ave, YARRAVILLE Melway Map 41 - G10
Vicki Szpak
0417 310 669
10.00am
Primary Girls Wednesday, 17 August 2011 Footscray Hockey Centre
Fogarty Ave, YARRAVILLE Melway Map 41 - G10
Vicki Szpak
0417 310 669
10.00am
Year 7 Boys Tuesday, 15 November 2011 Footscray Hockey Centre
Fogarty Ave, YARRAVILLE Melway Map 41 - G10
Vicki Szpak
0417 310 669
9.30am
Year 7 Girls Tuesday, 15 November 2011 Footscray Hockey Centre
Fogarty Ave, YARRAVILLE Melway Map 41 - G10
Vicki Szpak
0417 310 669
9.30am
Year 8 Boys Tuesday, 15 November 2011 Footscray Hockey Centre
Fogarty Ave, YARRAVILLE Melway Map 41 - G10
Vicki Szpak
0417 310 669
12.30pm
Year 8 Girls Tuesday, 15 November 2011 Footscray Hockey Centre
Fogarty Ave, YARRAVILLE Melway Map 41 - G10
Vicki Szpak
0417 310 669
12.30pm
Intermediate Boys Monday, 14 November 2011 Footscray Hockey Centre
Fogarty Ave, YARRAVILLE Melway Map 41 - G10
Vicki Szpak
0417 310 669
10.00am
Intermediate Girls Monday, 14 November 2011 Footscray Hockey Centre
Fogarty Ave, YARRAVILLE Melway Map 41 - G10
Vicki Szpak
0417 310 669
10.00am
Senior Boys Tuesday, 16 August 2011 Footscray Hockey Centre
Fogarty Ave, YARRAVILLE Melway Map 41 - G10
Vicki Szpak
0417 310 669
10.00am
Senior Girls Tuesday, 16 August 2011 Footscray Hockey Centre
Fogarty Ave, YARRAVILLE Melway Map 41 - G10
Vicki Szpak
0417 310 669
10.00am

 

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Competition Format
Primary  
Format: Round Robin
Match Format: The scheduled duration of matches shall be 2 x 25 minute halves.  5 minutes half time.
Penalty corners will be played out when ‘Time’ is called. 
A 'yellow card' does not automatically lead to a player being disqualified from the remainder of the tournament. 
A 'red card' is automatic disqualification for the match and day.  See 'General Conditions of Competition'.
Player Restrictions: A maximum of 12 players can be used for the day.
 
Winning Team: If one team wins both of its games, they will be declared the winner.
If all teams win one game each, then goal difference will be used to determine the winner.
If still equal, most goals for; then least goals against.
If no difference, a set of 5 penalty strokes.
Equipment to Bring: Each competing team to supply:  
·       one new match ball
·       all their own equipment including shin pads and first aid kit
·       goal keeper's protective helmet and a fixed mask [not a catcher’s mask]
·       An alternative set of shirts and socks, if available

Match Schedule:

     
   
     
Competition Briefing                  9.45am  
Round 1

10.00am

 

Round 2          

11.30am  
Round 3 1.00pm  
 
 

 

Format: Round Robin
Match Format:

The scheduled duration of matches shall be:

Year 7:    2 x 25 minute halves.  5 minutes half time.

Round 1

9.30am

 

Round 2          

10.30am  
Round 3 11.30am

Year 8:    2 x 25 minute halves.  5 minutes half time.

Round 1

12.30pm

 

Round 2          

1.30pm  
Round 3 2.30pm

Inter:       2 x 30 minute halves.  5 minutes half time.

Round 1

10.00am

 

Round 2          

11.30am  
Round 3 1.00pm

Senior:    2 x 35 minute halves.  5 minutes half time.

Round 1

10.00am

 

Round 2          

11.30am  
Round 3 1.00pm

 

Penalty corners will be played out when ‘Time’ is called. 
A 'yellow card' does not automatically lead to a player being disqualified from the remainder of the tournament. 
A 'red card' is automatic disqualification for the match and day.  See 'General Conditions of Competition'.
Player Restrictions: A school may nominate up to 16 players in its squad for the finals. In any match, all interchange players may be used. 
Winning Team: If one team wins both of its games, they will be declared the winner.
If all teams win one game each, then goal difference will be used to determine the winner.
If still equal, most goals for; then least goals against.
If no difference, a set of 5 penalty strokes.
Equipment to Bring: Each competing team to supply:  
·       one new match ball
·       all their own equipment including shin pads and first aid kit
·       goal keeper's protective helmet and a fixed mask [not a catcher’s mask]

·       An alternative set of shirts and socks, if available

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Secondary  
STADIUM RULES:-  
Footwear: Experience has shown that most players prefer the multi-grip style of shoe although gym boots, sneakers and tennis shoes may be used.
  Leather, metal or screw-in plastic sprigs are not permitted. Moulded style footwear must have at least 15 sprigs per boot.
Clothing: No buckles or similar items.
  Goalkeepers’ protective equipment must be taped to ensure that the turf is protected at all times.
Equipment: Teams to supply their own sticks which must be regulation size and material. Split or jagged ends are not permitted.
Circle marks: The standard practice of goalkeepers marking specific points in the circle, which is often seen on natural grass grounds, is not permitted.
Prohibited: [a] Smoking
  [b] Chewing gum
  [c] Glass bottles/glasses etc.
Coaching: Coaches are to remain on the concrete fringe in their own half of the field. If any coaching is required on the other side of the stadium, the coach will have to go outside and around.