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ST MARGARET’S COLLEGE SPORT HANDBOOK 2020
CONTENTS Sport Department Contact Details 2 2020 SPORT OPTIONS Sport Council 2020 2 Archery 18 Leadership of Sporting Codes 2020 3 Badminton 19 Introduction 4 Basketball 20 Sport Organisation 4 Climbing 21 Fitness Centre 5 Football 21 Policy and Values 5 Football – Indoor 22 Sport Contract 6 Hockey 22 SSC Codes of Behaviour 8 Hockey – Summer 6-a-Side 24 Procedures 10 Life Saving – Royal 24 • Sign Up and Selection 10 Netball 25 • Commitment/Expectation 10 Polo 26 • Sport Team Meetings 10 Rowing 27 • Draws 10 Rugby 28 • Cancellations 11 Rugby Sevens 28 • Results 11 Squash 29 • Financial Commitment 11 Swimming 29 • Transport 12 Tennis 30 Car Pass Form 12 Touch 31 School Events 13 Volleyball 32 • Sport Accelerator Programme 13 Waka Ama 33 Tournaments and Exchanges 13 Water Polo 33 Uniform 14 Other Sporting Options 34 Awards and Recognition 14 Year 1-6 Sporting Options 37
SPORT DEPARTMENT SPORT COUNCIL 2020
CONTACT DETAILS
YEAR 12:
Rosa Davidson
DIRECTOR OF SPORT
Abby Mason
Mrs Helen Belcher Georgia Reed
T: 03 353 2560 extn 8511 Issy Story
M: 027 430 7168
E: helen.belcher@stmargarets.school.nz YEAR 13:
Mackenzie Haycock
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF SPORT Emma Parker
Mrs Sharon Lloyd Olivia Parker
T: 03 353 2560 ext: 8579 Josie Persico
M: 021 522 602 Victoria Voice
E: sharon.lloyd@stmargarets.school.nz Kate Zarifeh
SPORT ADMINISTRATOR AND
GENERAL FITNESS
Mrs Julie Seymour
T: 03 353 2560 ext: 8813
M: 021 384 415
E: julie.seymour@stmargarets.school.nz
SCHOOL CONTACT DETAILS
12 Winchester Street, Merivale
PO Box 25-094, Christchurch
T: (03) 379 2000
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LEADERSHIP OF
SPORTING CODES 2020
CODE APPLICANT YEAR POSITION
Athletics Hannah Bayliss 12 Captain
Badminton Alexandra Baird 12 Vice Captain
Jasmine Russell 12 Captain
Basketball Charlotte Prebble 13 Vice Captain
Kate Zarifeh 13 Captain
Cross Country Hannah Bayliss 13 Captain
Equestrian Evie Eaton 13 Captain
Football Valeria Bankovskaya 13 Captain
Hockey Alice Ritchie 13 Co Vice-Captain
Fran Williamson 13 Co Vice-Captain
Isabella House 13 Captain
Korfball Tayla Hardy 12 Captain
Life Saving Tessa Wisbey 12 Captain
Netball Olivia Parker 13 Co Vice-Captain
Frankie Molnar 13 Co Vice-Captain
Mia Allison 13 Captain
Polo Skye Turner 13 Captain
Rowing Charlotte Darry 13 Co-Captain
Emily Young 13 Co-Captain
Seven’s Stella Ashcroft 13 Captain
Swimming Ella Frazer 13 Captain
Tennis Abby Mason 12 Captain
Touch Georgia Reed 12 Captain
Volleyball Mackenzie Haycock 13 Vice Captain
Grace Mains 13 Captain
Water Polo Josie Persico 13 Captain
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INTRODUCTION
St Margaret’s College embraces Fitness Provider and Sport
a holistic education and sport is an Administration – Mrs Julie Seymour
important vehicle through which is available to provide students with
students will learn life skills and have individual fitness programmes, to
key values reinforced. Sport provide team training programmes and
involvement will provide opportunity for coaches to seek support and advice
for students to have fun, make friends from for team training.
and improve physical skills and fitness.
Strength and Conditioning Coach –
All students are strongly encouraged to Mr Greg Thompson has responsibility
be involved in sport and physical activity. for fitness and conditioning for some
St Margaret’s College students will teams.
understand the need to be role models Sport Committee – The Sports
and ambassadors when representing Committee will make decisions on
the school. They will wear the uniform major sporting awards in consultation
proudly and will show commitment with the Executive Principal.
and determination to improve.
Sports Council – This is an elected
Students will be modest in victory and
humble in defeat and will at all times group of Year 12 and 13 students who
show respect to all players, officials help with the organisation of school
and spectators. sport, including taking an active role in
supporting events and local sport.
SPORT ORGANISATION Convenors of Codes – Each sport will
Director of Sport – Mrs Helen have a convenor who is responsible for
Belcher has on overview of all sports the organisation and administration of
offered in the college and ensures they their sport.
fit within the school philosophy and Sports Captains and Vice Captains
follow the school sports guidelines. – These students are appointed as
Assistant Director of Sport – Mrs captains and vice captains of a code
Sharon Lloyd works alongside the by the Sport Department, to provide
Director of Sport in the provision of leadership to the code and to provide
summer and winter sport and whole support for the convenor. Individual
school events including exchanges team captains and vice captains are
and tournaments. appointed separately.
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Team Captains and Vice Captains – they have had an induction of the
These students are appointed by the facilities and equipment. To obtain
team coach in consultation with the a programme, students must make an
Director of Sport to provide leadership appointment with the Fitness Provider.
for the team. Programmes will be individualised
according to current standard and
Coaches and Managers – The school
level of fitness and personal goals.
aims to provide all teams with a coach
Most selected senior teams will have
or manager. Coaches for many teams
mandatory weekly sessions built into
will be employed and students will their training programmes. All Fitness
be charged an amount to contribute Centre users must ensure the area
toward these costs. Senior students is kept in a tidy and safe condition at
will coach a number of junior teams. all times.
Staff and parent volunteers are also
necessary to ensure all teams are
POLICY AND VALUES
catered for. All students and parents are required
to complete the Sport Contract at the
FITNESS CENTRE
time of enrolment and are to ensure all
The Fitness Centre is available for use areas are adhered to for the duration of
by any student in Year 9 – 13 provided the student’s time at St Margaret’s College.
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SPORT CONTRACT of major injury including any breaks
or head injury, regardless of whether
To be completed by all students and
concussion has been diagnosed,
caregivers who participate in Sport for
provide the DoS with a medical
SMC either as part of a team or as an
certificate/clearance certificate stating
individual, whether activity is on site
when the student can return to physical
at SMC or at any other venue.
activity, including physical PE lessons
To be completed and returned to the
Sport Office. • Wear a correctly fitted seatbelt when
travelling in any vehicle, including mini
Student Name: vans and buses, to and from any school
Year Level: or sporting events or competition
• Agrees to wear the correct uniform. • Will not travel in any private car with
This includes trainings, fitness sessions another student as the driver, unless
and games. The full school tracksuit a ‘Car Pass’ is completed by both
is required to be worn to and from all parties and returned to SMC prior.
events/games. Jewellery must NOT be Students may only travel in a vehicle
worn at any trainings or games. driven by another student if prior
• Agrees to pay all fees upon sign up approval is obtained from parents of
or once teams are announced both the driver and the passenger. The
driver is required to have a full current
• Will attend all trainings, games and
drivers licence and the car involved
other team commitments unless prior
must be fully warranted and insured
approval has been obtained or advised
as soon as practicable • Advise and update Director of Sport
and Coach or Manager any medical
• Wear correct safety gear as
recommended for respective code concerns or issues eg allergies, epilepsy,
eg mouthguard for basketball asthma, injuries
• Report all injuries or illnesses Student Signature:
immediately to the Director of Sport. Date:
Seek medical attention as required Parent/Caregiver Name:
and provide Director of Sport/School Parent/Caregiver Signature:
Nurse with regular reports. In the case Contact Details:
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All students, parents, coaches, Attend all practices and matches.
managers, officials, spectators and 5. Never argue with officials. Control
supporters are to ahere to the School your temper at all times.
Sport Canterbury Codes of Behaviour. 6. Work equally hard for yourself and
your team.
SCHOOL SPORT
7. Be a good sport. Applaud all good
CANTERBURY (SSC)
play whether by your team or
CODES OF BEHAVIOUR
your opponent.
This code does not set out to provide 8. Remember the goals of the game
a detailed prescription, but rather are to have fun, improve your skills
the broad principles of acceptable and feel good.
behaviour in Secondary School Sport 9. Use appropriate and acceptable
in Canterbury. language.
Breaches of this or any other code 10. Thank the opposition and officials
could lead to disciplinary action by: at the end of the game.
the offender’s school, SSC under its 11. Respect the rights, dignity and
complaint procedure, or Regional worth of all participants regardless
Sports Organisations. of their gender, ability, cultural
background or religion.
Player Code of Behaviour
Coach Code of Behaviour
1. Play for enjoyment.
2. Play hard but fair. 1. Positively reinforce the actions
3. Play to the laws of your game. of players.
4. Be committed to your team. 2. Lead by example.
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3. Be honest with yourself and players.
Supporters Code of Behaviour
4. Create an enjoyable environment
in which to play the game. 1. Encourage all participants to play
5. Develop team respect for officials. within the rules of the game.
6. Give all players the opportunity to 2. Display self-control on the sideline.
participate in the game. 3. Show appreciation to coaches and
7. Insist on fairplay and discipline. officials who facilitate the game.
8. Be reasonable on the demand on 4. Remember young people play
players’ time, energy and enthusiasm. sport for their satisfaction not yours.
9. Encourage sportsmanship.
10. Use appropriate and acceptable Officials Code of Behaviour
language. 1. Control the game in a fair and
Spectator/Parent Code of Behaviour positive manner.
2. Be consistent and objective in
1. Applaud the performance of
your rulings.
both teams.
3. Modify your approach to suit the
2. Be positive with the officials.
3. Acknowledge the efforts of level of player skill.
the officials. 4. Help players learn the rules by
4. Let the players play their game, not explaining decisions where appropriate.
your game. 5. Do what you can to make sure that
5. Praise efforts, not results. everyone enjoys the game.
6. Set an example for the players. 6. Encourage fair play and not tolerate
7. Use appropriate and acceptable foul play of any kind.
language. 7. Be a positive role model.
9that information to the coach. The
PROCEDURES student may need to find a replacement
Sign-Up and Selection player if required.
Sign-Up for Term One Summer and Students are expected to attend all
Winter codes will be held on Thursday practises and be available for all games.
30 January 2020 from 2:50-3:30pm in Appointments or other events should
the gym. Once a student signs up or be organised outside of training and
is selected into a sport or team, game times. Attendance at trainings
a commitment is made for the full season. and games will be recorded.
The student will be expected to pay Sport Team Meetings
for all costs associated with the team On Tuesday at interval all students
they are committed to. involved in Wednesday sport are
In most cases trials will be held at the required to attend meetings in the
beginning of the season. Please note Gym. Volleyball meetings are held at
that Year 10-13 Basketball and Netball interval on a Monday and Basketball at
and Year 9-13 Hockey will be held in interval on a Thursday.
February with preliminary squads
These meetings are compulsory for
announced. Trainings will commence
everyone playing. Convenors, Managers,
at the end of Term One.
Sports Captains and Sport Council
Selection will be based on: will attend, to ensure that girls
• Skills – technical, tactical and mental are organised for games and that
• Attitude transport is available.
• Coachability Draws
• Fitness (agility, speed, strength and
endurance) Copies of Sport Draws and results will
• Leadership be posted on Student Notices as well as
• Commitment to team/Focus the SMC website for mid-week sport
• Character/Values/Culture competitions and are available from
• Work rate/Work ethic Canterbury School Sport on their website
Teams will be posted on Student www.canterbury.schoolsport.org.nz.
Notices at an appropriate time before Other weekend sports have their own
the season commences. websites – these are noted with the
Commitment/Expectation sports information in this booklet.
If an absence is unavoidable, it is the Any queries should be directed to the
student’s responsibility to communicate St Margaret’s College Sports Office.
10Cancellations Financial Commitment
The Sport Office will advise the Fees – In most codes students will
school via Student Notices, Staff be charged either in instalments or
Matters and the School App if games one amount. Fees may include:
are cancelled or postponed due to • entry fees and associated costs for
the weather or state of the grounds. local competitions
Cancellations will also be posted on • contribution to gear and equipment
• subsidy for coach’s payments (SMC
the School Sport Canterbury website
to cover the majority)
www.canterbury.schoolsport.org.nz
Any late cancellations received from Tournament Costs – SMC will meet
other schools will be communicated to a proportion of entry fees to a major
students as soon as we know. tournament. SMC will cover the
costs for one staff/adult to attend
Results tournaments. Students will meet the
Team captains are to advise the Sport expenses for subsequent staff/adults
Office of all results immediately on a ratio basis where two or more
following the game. Please email adults are involved.
sport@stmargarets.school.nz or add In most cases students will be charged
the result to the Google Doc for that instalments prior to and following any
particular code. tournament to meet all associated costs.
11availability and transport arrangements.
Transport – for inter-school sport
We appreciate parents being available
Girls may walk, bike, drive their own to assist with transporting students
cars or be transported by their parents.
to games.
Taxis can be organised by the Sport
Office and will be charged to students’ Girls may not travel in any private car
school accounts. It is imperative that with another student as the driver,
ALL students attend the weekly unless a ‘Car Pass’ is completed by both
sport and taxi meetings to confirm parties and returned to SMC prior.
CAR PASS
To be completed for any student travelling with a fully licensed driver
to and from a St Margaret’s College event
I give permission for my daughter,
to travel in a motor vehicle driven by
I understand that has her full New Zealand
driver’s licence and that the vehicle is registered, warranted and insured.
Parent’s / Caregiver’s Name:
Date: Signature:
CAR PASS
To be completed for any fully licensed driver transporting a student to and from
a St Margaret’s College event
I give permission for my daughter,
to transport to and from
a St Margaret’s College event.
My daughter has her full current New Zealand driver’s licence.
Licence Number:
The vehicle has a current warrant of fitness, registration and insurance.
Registration Number: Make and Model:
Parent’s / Caregiver’s Name:
Date: Signature:
12SCHOOL EVENTS TOURNAMENTS
TERM ONE:
& EXCHANGES
Y9-13 Athletics Day, Christ’s College South Island and National
Y4-6 Swimming Sports tournaments for senior teams are
Y7-13 Swimming Sports generally held during Summer and
Winter Tournament weeks or during
TERM TWO: the school holidays.
Y1-13 Cross Country
South Island tournaments for junior
House Day
teams are held throughout the year.
TERM FOUR: In most cases teams must qualify
Y1-3 Swim Carnival to attend.
Y1-8 Athletics Canterbury tournaments are generally
played during the weekend.
Sport Accelerator Programme
Summer Quadrangular tournament
The Sport Accelerator Programme
is held in March and contested and
is designed to assist aspiring athletes hosted by Craighead Diocesan, Rangi
to achieve. Anybody in Year 10-13 Ruru, St Hilda’s Collegiate and St
may apply and be considered for the Margaret’s College. Sports involved
programme. The aim is to better include Debating, Tennis, Touch and
educate our young athletes about all Volleyball for Senior A teams.
areas involved in sport and to assist Winter Quadrangular tournament
and support them in transitioning is held in August every year and
successfully into young high contested and hosted by Columba
performance athletes. Topics include College, Craighead Diocesan, St Hilda’s
sports nutrition, training principles, Collegiate and St Margaret’s College.
balancing more than one sport, Sports involved are Badminton,
workload, training, over training, Debating, Hockey and Netball for
Senior A teams.
recovery, time and energy management
and mental skills. Students will be The STAC exchange is held annually for
advised via Student Notices when they Year 7 and 8 Hockey and Netball teams.
may apply. Sessions are held during The Independent Schools and
lunchtimes. There are approximately Canterbury Primary Schools Winter
12 sessions/year. tournaments for Year 5-8 Hockey and
13Netball is held in July and/or August
each year.
UNIFORM
Girls are required to purchase their own
sports uniform from Maggie’s Shop.
All girls must wear correct uniform
for the specific code and full tracksuit
is to be worn to and from venues.
Jewelry must NOT be worn at any
trainings or games.
Tops requiring numbers will have
an additional charge.
Some second hand uniforms will
be available from Maggie’s.
Students or teams are not permitted
to purchase any alternative items of
clothing for any code, whether for
tournaments or competitions.
AWARDS
& RECOGNITION
St Margaret’s College recognise and
support all levels of sport across
a wide variety of codes. We encourage
students and parents alike to advise
the Sport Office of all achievements,
successes and noteworthy stories,
accompanied with an appropriate photo.
We acknowledge results in the SMC
Newsletter, on Facebook and on the
school website.
We do our utmost to have transparency
and fairness across all codes.
14Stripeys – The red and white stripey a SISS or NZSS tournament. It may be
is awarded to Year 11-13 students as worn throughout the season for weekly
a warm up top for some selected teams/ or regular commitments. Students will
athletes. Criteria is as follows but not be advised when they have met the
limited to: criteria to purchase a top. The top
is only to be worn within that team
• top senior team selected on ability
environment.
• the team represents SMC in the
highest grade available in the season Leadership of Sporting Codes – Girls
• successful results during the local can apply or be nominated for Captain
competition and Vice-Captain roles in some codes.
• the team competes at South Island Students generally should be in Year
and/or New Zealand Secondary 13 for the year of service. Application
School’s competitions forms will be available on Student
Notices at the start of Term Three.
Girls in Year 10 who are members of Consideration will be given to students
the top senior team may be awarded who have demonstrated, and have the
a stripey in exceptional circumstances. potential for leadership.
The Sport Office will consider students Captain and Vice-Captain roles will be
once a term to determine eligibility. announced at Sports Awards.
Long Sleeve Red & White T-Shirt NB: These positions are for captaincy
– designed for warm up’s and as of a code and do not include captaincy
a travelling top for A teams attending of any particular team.
15Sport Council – This is an elected assemblies for Year 7-10 students who
group of Year 12 and 13 students have achieved excellence in sporting
who help with the organisation of performance. Application forms will be
school sport and take an active role in available on Student Notices prior to
supporting events and local sport. each assembly.
Girls can apply, or be nominated. Year 9/10 Colours
Application forms will be posted
An exceptional sports girl in Year 9
on Student Notices at the start of
or 10 can apply for Middle Schools
Term Three.
Colours after having received their
Sport Council members will be Middle School Badge in that code. The
announced at Sports Awards. Year Middle School Colour is recognised
12 students must reapply and are not with a red band on the green blazer.
automatically reinstated. Application forms will be posted
We have Summer and Winter Sports on Student Notices at the start of
Assemblies where recognition and Term Three.
awards are presented for:
Year 11-13 Pockets
• Notable achievements including
teams and individuals who have Pockets are awarded to students in
achieved within their grade Year 11-13 for achievement in their
• Red Roses chosen sport. This is a patch worn
• Middle School Badges on the pocket of the school blazer.
• Senior School Pockets A Pocket must be earned before
consideration is given to the awarding
Some winter codes have a separate
of Colours. Students may apply for
prizegiving where teams are
both a Pocket and Honours in the same
acknowledged and individual
season. A high standard of athletic
certificates are awarded.
achievement is required, with some
Red roses are awarded at assemblies to individual codes such as Athletics and
students who have been placed 1st or Swimming, a specific time or distance
2nd in a New Zealand Championship is required to be achieved consistently.
event at the highest level available, or In team sports, coaches rank students
if selected into a New Zealand team at on their ability and contribution to
the highest level available to students.
the team. Application forms will be
Middle School Badges are awarded available on Student Notices prior to
at Summer and Winter Sports each assembly.Year 11-13 Honours Students may come and discuss the
relevant criteria, prior to applying for
This is the highest achievement in Sport and receiving any awards.
at St Margaret’s College and it allows the
selected students to purchase and wear NZ Rep badges are awarded for those
the Red Blazer. This Honours Award is individuals who have been selected into
for girls in Year 11-13 who have met a New Zealand team.
criteria specific to their sporting code, Sports Awards is the major Sports
including performing to an exceptional Awards event and is held at the end
level in their sport, who have given of October every year to celebrate and
service to SMC Sport and who have acknowledge the achievements of
been role models and ambassadors student athletes and coaches.
for SMC. Service is an important Awards include:
component of Honours and students
• Sport Leadership and Sport Council
should keep an accurate and
for the forthcoming year
detailed log of service hours. There is
• Trophies for SMC codes
opportunity for service across codes.
• Year 13 Ongoing Sporting
Students in Year 11 and 12 can apply Performance and Service
at the start of Term Three. Year 13 • NZ Rep Badges
students have the opportunity to apply • Year 9/10 Colours
three times throughout the year. • Year 11-13 Honours
Please Note: The criteria for all • Major Awards
recognition is specific to individual
sports and reviewed regularly, taking
advice from regional and national
sport organisations. The SMC Awards
Criteria Handbook is available in the
Sport Office. Athletes are encouraged
to visit the Office to make themselves
familiar with the criteria for their sport/s.
Year 13 Ongoing Sporting Performance
and Service medals are awarded to Year
13 students who were awarded Sport
Honours in previous years and who
have continued to maintain a level of
performance and service equivalent to
the Honours criteria.
17Copies of Sports Draws and results will Other weekend sports have their own
be posted on Student Notices as well as websites – these are noted with the
the SMC website for mid-week sports sports information in this booklet.
competitions and are available from
Any queries should be directed to the
School Sport Canterbury on their website
www.canterbury.schoolsport.org.nz. St Margaret’s College Sport Office.
SPORT OPTIONS 2020
ARCHERY
Convenor: Christchurch Archery Club
Claudia Carreno Competitive Season:
Terms 1 & 4
Registration / Selection Criteria:
Estimated Costs:
Year 9–13 $150 per player per term (including
Previous Experience Required: equipment hire and coaching) plus
None transport costs
Training Expectations and Venues: Official Uniform:
6x 2 hour sessions SMC sports shorts, t-shirt and
Rawhiti Domain tracksuit if applicable
18BADMINTON
Convenor: Competitive Season:
Mr Byron Clarke Terms 2 and 3 (the ‘A’ team competes
at Winter Quadrangular Tournament)
Registration / Selection Criteria:
Estimated Costs:
Year 9–13
Senior A – $50 plus transport and
Trials: Tournament costs
End of March Other teams – $40
Previous Experience Required: Official Uniform:
None SMC sports shorts and t-shirt, white
Training Expectations and Venues: socks. Non-marking shoes
Trainings are held weekly in the Website:
Gymnasium for all players to attend www.badmintoncanterbury.com
19BASKETBALL
Convenor: Senior A games will be held on either
TBC a Monday or Tuesday night.
Year 7 and 8 competition will be either
Registration / Selection Criteria:
held on a Monday or Friday
Year 7–13
Estimated Costs:
Trials:
Senior ‘A’ – $140 – plus Tournament
February expenses
Previous Experience Required: Intermediate ‘A’ – $65
Preferable but not essential Other teams – $55
Training Expectations and Venues: Year 7 and 8 – $45
Trainings are held in the school Official Uniform:
Gymnasium SMC Basketball shorts and singlet,
Competitive Season: white socks. Mouthguards must be
Terms 2 and 3. worn for all trainings and games
Year 9-13 games are held on a Friday Website:
at various gyms. www.canterburybasketball.co.nz
20CLIMBING
Convenor:
Ms Stacey Rod
Registration / Selection Criteria:
Years 9–13
Trials:
None
Previous Experience Required:
None
Training Expectations and Venues:
Tuesdays after school at the Roxx
Climbing Centre. Terms 1-4
Estimated Costs:
$12 per session for hire of harness and
shoes. This is reduced when student
has own equipment
Official Uniform:
SMC singlet and spandex and
SMC tracksuit
FOOTBALL
Convenor: Trainings are held 1-2 times a week at SMC
Mr Keith McDonnell Competitive Season:
Registration / Selection Criteria: Terms 2 and 3
Years 9–13 Estimated Costs:
Trials: $40 plus transport
End of Term 1 Official Uniform:
Previous Experience Required: SMC shorts and t-shirt, green socks
None Website:
Training Expectations and Venues: www.mainlandfootball.co.nz
21FOOTBALL – INDOOR
Convenor: Wednesday competition at various
Mr Chris Walker school gymnasiums
Registration / Selection Criteria: Competitive Season:
Years 9-13 Terms 1 and 4
Trials: Estimated Costs:
None $20 for Term 1, $15 for Term 4 plus transport
Previous Experience Required: Official Uniform:
None SMC sports shorts and t-shirt with
Training Expectations and Venues: white-soled non-marking shoes, white
Weekly trainings. socks. No track pants.
HOCKEY
Convenor: Competitive Season:
Years 9-13 – Mrs Wendy Shannahan Terms 2 and 3. NB – some teams will
Years 1-8 – Ms Amanda Surridge be required to play during
holiday weekends
Trials: Year 9-13 will play on a Wednesday
Years 9-13 February, Years 1-8 March except 1st XI (Friday night) and
Training Expectations and Venues: Senior (Monday night).
Girls are required to attend all trainings Year 3-8 will play on a Saturday.
as directed by the Coach. Trainings Tournaments:
will be held on the SMC turf. Year 5-8 teams will participate in the
22Independent Schools’ Tournament on Years 9–13, $280-$550 plus
24 July 2020. Tournament expenses
Primary A will attend Koru Games Official Uniform:
from 15-17 September. Year 3–6 teams wear SMC PE uniform,
Year 7 & 8 will compete in the STAC i.e. Kukri shorts and t-shirt
exchange on 12 August 2020. Year 7–13 teams wear SMC skirt and
All girls must play for SMC in the weekly top with SMC navy spandex, green
competition to be eligible for play in socks with white trim and alternative
these tournaments. socks – white socks with green trim
1st XI and 2nd XI compete in Tournaments 1st XI – SMC red dress, Socks – red
during Winter Tournament Week. socks with white trim and alternative
2020 dates are Monday 31 August – socks – white socks with red trim
Saturday 5 September. Shin pads and mouth guards compulsory
Estimated Costs: for all trainings and games
Years 1–2, $25 (skills sessions only) Website:
Years 3–8, $100-$160 www.canterburyhockey.org.nz
23HOCKEY – SUMMER
6-ASIDE
Convenor: Training Expectations and Venues:
Years 9 -13 – Ms Amanda Surridge Y9-13 play Monday evenings
Registration / Selection Criteria: Competitive Season:
Years 9-13 Term 1 only – Entries due end of January
Trials: Estimated Costs:
N/A Approximately $30 per player for the term
Previous Experience Required: Official Uniform:
Secondary School Competition for PE shorts and t-shirts with green
1st and 2nd XI ability players and for hockey socks. Must have own mouth
Y3–8 students guard, shin pads and hockey stick
LIFE SAVING – ROYAL
Convenor: Training Expectations and Venues:
Ms Deb Scott Trainings are held in the SMC
Registration / Selection Criteria: swimming pool or other community
Sport Sign Up Day on 30 January for pools. RLSS Badge work is expected
Years 9–13 Practices held at a variety of times, i.e.
Trials: before school, lunch and after school
None Competitive Season:
Previous Experience Required: Terms 1
No experience required except the Estimated Costs:
ability to swim competently Cost of badges and lane hire if necessary
24NETBALL
Convenor: of the July holidays at Hagley Park
Years 3-13 – TBC 7/8A compete at Koru Games from
15-17 September. All girls must play
Trials:
for SMC Year 7/8 in the weekly
Year 9-13 February, Year 3-8 March.
competition to be eligible to attend
Training Expectations and Venues:
Girls are required to attend all trainings tournaments and the Independent
as directed by the Coach. Schools’ Winter Tournament. Year 5-8
Senior A and B, 10A, 10B, 9A and 9B teams will be involved in the
teams are required to attend fitness Independent Schools’ Winter Tournament
sessions as provided by SMC. Other on 31 July. Year 7 & 8 will compete in
teams are encouraged to attend the the STAC exchange on 12 August 2020.
lunchtime ‘Sportfit’ sessions.
Competition Games:
All teams from Years 9-13 compete
on a Wednesday in the SSC competition
at various schools throughout
Christchurch or at Hagley Park. They
also compete in the CNC competition
on a Saturday at Hagley Park.
Year 7/8 teams compete on a Saturday
in the CNC competition at Hagley Park.
Competitive Season:
May – August
NB – Games are held on Queen’s
Birthday weekend for Year 11-13
students as well as the first and last
Saturday of the holidays for all Year
7-13. Players are expected to be available
for all games.
Tournaments:
Senior A compete at SISS during
Winter Tournament Week from
31 August – 3 September.
9A and 10A compete in the Junior
SISS Tournament in the first week
25Official Uniform: Year 5-13 – $120-$250 plus
Kukri skirt and top with SMC navy Tournament expenses for 9A and 10A
spandex/undershort, white socks. Year 3 – 4, $90
SMC baselayer may be worn under Website:
playing top. www.netballchristchurch.org.nz
Senior A – SMC red dress. www.canterbury.schoolsport.org.nz
Estimated Costs:
Senior A – $480 – plus Tournament
expenses.
POLO
Convenor:
Mrs Sharon Lloyd
Registration / Selection Criteria:
Years 9–13
Trials:
None
Previous Experience Required:
Limited positions are available. Players
must have riding experience and
commitment is essential.
Training Expectations and Venues:
Trainings are held at Roddy Woods’
Polo Grounds, 363 Lower Sefton Road
on Mondays or Tuesdays during Term
1 and 4.
Competitions:
Terms 1 and 4
Estimated Costs:
Cost TBC. Transport costs extra.
Tournament costs extra.
Official Uniform:
Own helmet, boots, safety goggles and
chaps or long boots, gloves. Own
saddle may be used for tournaments.
A pony, gear and stick are provided.
26ROWING
Convenor: Competitive Season:
Mrs Trudy Keys Term 1
Estimated Costs:
Registration / Selection Criteria:
Detailed information is available from
No new members in Term 1 (Year
Mrs Trudy Keys
10–13)
Official Uniform:
Sign-Up:
SMC rowing cap, t-shirt, singlet,
End of Term 3 only
zootie, spandex and socks.
Previous Experience Required:
For full details – see Rowing Handbook
None. Must be able to swim 100m
Website:
in rowing clothes
www.zeus-sport.com/ROWINGNZ
Training Expectations and Venues:
Up to eight sessions per week
27RUGBY
Convenor:
Mrs Sharon Lloyd
Registration / Selection Criteria:
Years 9–13 If insufficient numbers for
a SMC team, girls will have the option
of playing for the Forward Foundation
combined team.
Previous Experience Required:
Experience preferred
Training Expectations and Venues:
Trainings held once a week –
Wednesday games.
Competitive Season:
Terms 2 and 3
Estimated Costs:
TBC
Official Uniform:
SMC rugby jersey, rugby shorts and
green socks or Forward Foundation
jerseys and shorts.
RUGBY SEVENS
Convenor: Competitive Season:
Mrs Sharon Lloyd Term 4 – Weekly games held on a Friday
and includes SISS Tournament.
Registration / Selection Criteria: Estimated Costs:
Year 9-13 $30.00 per term plus tournament
Trials: expenses, including jersey hire.
Previous Experience Required: Official Uniform:
Preferable SMC rugby 7’s jersey (provided),
Training Expectations and Venues: rugby 7’s shorts and socks to be
Term 4 – Twice per week st SMC purchased from Maggie’s Shop.
28SWIMMING
Convenor: This is ideal for general fitness, stroke
TBC correction, along with fitness for Water
Coach: Polo and Life Saving for Seniors.
Ms Christine Lindsay Year 5–8 Swim Club held on
Registration / Selection Criteria: Wednesday from 3:15pm–4:15pm.
Years 7–13 This is for competent swimmers.
Specific coaching can be arranged with
Year 7–13 Swimming Sports – February.
Top swimmers may compete at ISSA, Ms Lindsay – costs will be notified.
CPS, CSS, SISS and NZSS Champs. Estimated Costs:
Training Expectations and Venues: $30 per term.
Term 1 and 4 Year 9–13 Swim Club Official Uniform:
held every Tuesday and Thursday SMC togs (or plain navy) and
morning from 7.00–8.00am. swimming cap.
29TENNIS Convenor: matches are played to determine positions. Years 9–13: Mrs Julia Smith NB These and other factors will be Years 1–6: Hot Shots – Mr Andrew considered by the selection panel using Falck (Senior Head Coach) their experience and expertise in selecting Trials: individuals to form a team which, in • Configure rankings as at 1 February their opinion, best fulfills the aim of will determine player placings achieving the objectives for that team. • The six person team to compete at Other Year 9–13 teams – these girls Quadrangular Tournament will be may play with a group of friends or as selected by the panel by 10 February determined by the Tennis Convenor • The five person team to compete at Training Expectations and Venues: SISS and NZSS will be selected by the Senior A players are expected to attend panel by 23 February coaching sessions with Andrew Falck The following factors will be considered on a Tuesday morning from 6.45– in determining the final teams: 7.45am and on a Thursday at lunchtime. • Configure rankings They are also required to commit to • Performance at January Nationals a fitness programme as supported and results from the 12 months preceding by SMC. • Head to Head results (only if two or Year 1–6 players can be committed more players are close in ranking) to the Hot Shots Programme and will • A player’s doubles ability will be considered have coaching sessions once a week in • Recent tournament activity Term 1 and 4. • Attitude, behaviour, fitness, commitment If sufficient numbers Year 7 and 8 and teamwork players will be able to have coaching The selectors may request that trial sessions with SMC Head Coach during 30
a Friday lunchtime in Term 1 and 4 Official Uniform:
Competition Games: Senior A SMC red dress, white socks
All Year 9-13 teams compete in the Other Year 9–13 teams wear Kukri
School Sport Canterbury competition skirt, singlet, and white socks
on a Wednesday afternoon at various Year 1–8 wear SMC PE uniform
locations throughout Christchurch.
Estimated Costs:
Year 9 & 10 players can compete at the
CSS tournament in Term 4. Senior A, B and C Term 1 – $150
Competitive Season: including coaching and fitness
Year 9–13 Terms 1 and 4 Tournament expenses are extra
Year 1–6 Hot Shots Programme – Term 4 – $80 plus championship entry
Terms 1 and 4 Year 1–6 Hot Shots – $95 for 6 lessons
Tournaments: Year 7–8 Coaching – $100 for 6 lessons
Senior A will compete at Summer Quad Other Year 9–13 – $15 per term
Tournament in March and at SISS in Website:
early March. If they qualify they will www.canterburytennis.co.nz
compete at NZSS in late March www.canterbury.schoolsport.org.nz
TOUCH
Convenor: Year 7 and 8 play at St Andrew’s College
TBC after school on a Friday.
Registration / Selection Criteria: All other teams compete at Hagley Park
Years 7–13 or at various Christchurch schools on
Trials: a Wednesday.
Term 1, Week 2 and end of Term 3 Estimated Costs:
Previous Experience Required: SuperTouch – $70 for Term 1, $35 for
N/A Term 4
Training Expectations and Venues: Year 9-13 teams - $20 per term
Practices held after school and before Year 7 and 8 - $10 per term
school for some Senior teams. Official Uniform:
SuperTouch team compete at Summer SuperTouch players wear elite sports
Quad Tournament, CSS, SISS and uniform
NZSS Championships, depending on Other teams wear SMC sport shorts
qualification results and singlet and white socks
Competitive Season: Website:
Terms 1 and 4 www.touchcanterbury.co.nz
31VOLLEYBALL
Convenor: and SISS tournaments in Term 4
Mrs Fiona Hartland Year 7/8 team compete on a Wednesday
in Term 1 and 4.
Registration / Selection Criteria:
Estimated Costs:
Years 7–13
Senior A – $200 Term 1 plus
Trials:
Tournament, $50 Term 4.
Term 1, Week 1 and 2 Junior A/B – $50 per term plus
Previous Experience Required: Tournament costs.
N/A Other teams – $40 per term.
Training Expectations and Venues: Year 7 & 8 – $35 per term.
Competitive sport with one or two Official Uniform:
trainings per week. Senior A – SMC elite singlet and SMC
Competitive Season: spandex.
Term 1 and 4. Year 9-13 competition is All other teams wear SMC singlet and
on Monday after school. ‘A’ team play SMC spandex with white socks. Black
at Quadrangular Tournament, CSS, knee pads (optional).
SISS and NZSS Tournaments. Top Website:
Year 9/10 team may compete at CSS www.canterburyvolleyball.org.
32WATER POLO
Convenor:
Mrs Julie Seymour
Registration / Selection Criteria:
Years 7–13
Trials:
Term 1, Week 2 at SMC swimming Competitive Season:
pool Year 9–13 Term 1
Previous Experience Required: Year 7/8 Terms 1, 2 and 3
Must be able to stay afloat for five Year 9/10 Term 4
minutes Estimated Costs:
Training Expectations and Venues: Y9–13 Term 1 – $80 plus transport.
All team members will be required to The team may compete at SISS and
join the school swimming club unless NZSS tournaments.
they swim for a recognised swim Year 7/8 – approx $60 per term of
squad. Training will be held in the competition
school pool. Official Uniform:
Games can be rostered between SMC togs (or plain navy) – two pair
3.00pm and 9.00pm on a Tuesday or required and SMC swimming caps
Wednesday for Year 9–13 and on Website:
a Friday for Year 7 and 8 from 4.00-8.00pm www.waterpolo.org.nz
OTHER SPORTING
OPTIONS
(see Sport Office for further details)
AEROBICS
Year 5–13
Canterbury Primary Schools’ and
Canterbury Secondary Schools’
competitions available
ATHLETICS
– Club information available
Year 9–13
• SMC Athletic Sports – Thursday 5 Mar
33• Canterbury Secondary Schools’
Preliminaries – Tuesday 17 Mar
• Canterbury Secondary Schools’
Finals – Saturday 21 Mar
• South Island Secondary Schools’
– Friday 23 – Sunday 5 Apr
• New Zealand Secondary Schools’
– Friday 4 Dec – Sunday 6 Dec
Year 1–8
• SMC Athletic Sports – Monday 19
Oct
• Independent Zone Athletic Sports
– Monday 9 Nov
• Canterbury Primary Schools’
– Wednesday 2 Dec
CROQUET
Convenor: Mrs Sharon Lloyd
Competitive Season: Terms 1 and 4
Venues: Wednesdays at United Croquet
Club, Hagley Park
Estimated Costs: Approximately $3/day
Uniform: SMC t-shirt and track suit
CROSS COUNTRY / ROAD RACE
Year 1–13
• SMC Cross Country – Wednesday
29 Apr
Year 9–13
• Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Road
Race – Thursday 7 May
• Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Cross
Country – Tuesday 26 May
Year 5–8
• Independent Schools’ Cross Country
– Monday 18 May
34• Canterbury Primary Schools’ Cross
Country – Wednesday 17 June
CYCLING
Year 9–13
• South Island School Road
Championships – dates TBC
• National Schools’ Road Race
Championships – dates TBC
• South Island Schools’ Track
Championships – dates TBC
EQUESTRIAN
Year 9–13
• Canterbury Secondary Schools’
Show Jumping
• Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Dressage
• Canterbury Secondary Schools’
One Day Horse Trial
• Christchurch Combined Schools’
Event – (SMC / Rangi Ruru / CGHS)
GOLF
Lessons available if sufficient numbers
GYMNASTICS
Year 4–13
• Canterbury Primary Schools’ Artistic
Recreational and Competitive
– Wednesday 10 June
• Canterbury Primary Schools’
Rhythmic Novice – Monday 22 June
• Canterbury Primary Schools’
Rhythmic Competitive – Tuesday
23 June
35KORFBALL
Year 9-13
• Convenor: Miss Nicole Lloyd
• Previous Experience Required: None
• Training: Trainings held at SMC
during term 1 & 4
• Competitive Season: Term 1 & 4,
Friday afternoons at Bishopdale YMCA
• SISS tournament end of Term 3
• Estimated Costs: Approx $30 per term.
• Official Uniform: SMC sports shorts
and singlet
MULTI-SPORT
Year 5–13
• South Island Secondary Schools’
Triathlon / Duathlon – Sunday 1 Mar
• Canterbury Secondary Schools’
Triathlon – Friday 20 Mar
• New Zealand Schools’ Triathlon
• New Zealand Secondary Schools’
Duathlon
• Canterbury Primary Schools’
Duathlon – Monday 23 March
• CPS Triathlon – Wednesday 25 Nov
SKIING / SNOWBOARDING
Year 9–13
• Canterbury Secondary Schools’
– Thursday 13 Aug
• Y5-8 Independent Schools Ski
Champs – TBC
SAILING
Year 9–13
Lessons and competitions, contact
http://www.yachtingnz.org
36WAKA AMA
Convenor: Mrs Julie Seymour
Sport Sign Up Day 30 January
Previous Experience: Not required
Training Expectations and Venue:
3 trainings per term during Term 1
Competition Season: CSS One Day
Competition, Lake Rua and/or
Lyttelton Harbour Official Uniform:
Estimated Costs: Possible transport SMC singlet provided for competition,
and entry fees black spandex
SPORTING OPTIONS 2020 – YEAR 1-6
Year 1 / 2 Year 3 / 4 Year 5 / 6
Term 1 Tennis – Hot Shots Tennis – Hot Shots Tennis – Hot Shots
– Tues P5 – Y3 Tues P5 – Wed P5
– Y4 Wed P5
Kelly Sports Kelly Sports Kelly Sports
– Wed after school – Wed after school – Wed after school
Swim Club
– Wed after school
Mini Ball (Thursday, Flippa Ball – P5
Pioneer Stadium)
Weetbix Tryathlon Weetbix Tryathlon
Age 7+ 23 Feb Age 7+ 23 Feb
Swim Sports Swim Sports – 2 Mar
(Y4) – 2 Mar
Netball & Hockey Netball & Hockey
Skills – 6 Mar Skills – 6 March
ISSA Swim Champs
13 Mar
Duathlon – CPS 23 Mar
CPS Swim Champs
2 Apr
Term 2 Hockey Skills Hockey – Sat Hockey – Sat
Netball Skills Netball – Fri Netball – Fri
37Year 1 / 2 Year 3 / 4 Year 5 / 6
Term 2 SMC Cross Country SMC Cross Country SMC Cross Country
29 April 29 April 29 April
Basketball – Thurs 3:30-
7:30pm at Bishopdale
ISSA Cross Country
18 May
CPS Cross Country
17 Jun
CPS Artistic Gym
10 June
CPS Rhythmic Gym
Novice 22 June
CPS Rhythmic Gym
Comp 23 June
Term 3 Hockey Skills Hockey – Sat Hockey – Sat
Netball Skills Netball – Fri Netball – Fri
Basketball – Thurs 3:30-
7:30pm at Bishopdale
Skiing champs
(competent skiers)
ISSA Winter
Tournament 24 July
CPS Winter
Tournament 20 Aug
Term 4 Tennis Hot Shots Tennis Hot Shots Tennis Hot Shots
– Tues P5 – Y3 Tue P5 – Wed P5
– Y4 Wed P5
Kelly Sports Kelly Sports Kelly Sports
– Wed after school – Wed after school – Wed after school
Athletic Sports 19 Oct Athletic Sports 19 Oct Athletic Sports 19 Oct
Swim Carnival 17 Nov Swim Carnival Swim Club
– Y3 17 Nov – – Wed after school
Flippa Ball – P5
ISSA Athletics 9 Nov
CPS Triathlon 27 Nov
CPS Athletics 2 Dec
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