WINTER 2018 HANDBOOK: NETBALL - Oakleigh Recreation Centre
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WINTER 2018 HANDBOOK:
• NETBALL
CONTENTS COMPETITION DATES������������������������������������ 3 COMPETITION INFORMATION��������������������� 4 FEES & CHARGES PREMIERSHIP POINTS FIRST AID & INJURIES SCORING (BENCH OFFICIALS) NETBALL������������������������������������������������������������� 6 SCORING TIMING MATCH STRUCTURE UNIFORMS FINALS CODE OF CONDUCT MIXED NETBALL����������������������������������������������� 7 PLAYERS PLAYING AREAS FOR MALE PLAYERS HEAT POLICY - ALL SPORTS������������������������ 8
WINTER 2018
COMPETITION DATES
Normal Season Finals Further Details
Night - Sport
First Game Last Game Semi Finals Grand Finals No Games Played Total Games
MONDAY 9 April 2018 3 September 2018 10 September 2018 17 September 2018 11 June 2018 21
Netball (Womens)
Basketball (Mens)
TUESDAY 3 April 2018 4 September 2018 11 September 2018 18 September 2018 23
Futsal (Mens, Womens)
WEDNESDAY 4 April 2018 5 September 2018 12 September 2018 19 September 2018 25 April 2018 22
Basketball (Over 35’s)
Futsal (Mixed)
THURSDAY 5 April 2018 6 September 2018 13 September 2018 20 September 2018 23
Netball (Mixed, Womens)
FRIDAY 20 April 2018 7 September 2018 14 September 2018 21 September 2018 8 June, 6 July, 13 July 2018 18
Basketball (U12, U14, U16, U18)
SUNDAY 8 April 2018 9 September 2018 16 September 2018 23 September 2018 10 June 2018 22
Futsal (Mens)
Netball (Mixed)
Game Enquiries: 8567 0333
www.activeorc.com.auCOMPETITION INFORMATION
FEES & CHARGES
Competition Registration Fee Game Fee
Basketball Seniors $194.05 $73.60
Basketball Juniors Under 12 / 14 / 16 $74.75 $44.40
Basketball Juniors Under 18 / 21 $112.20 $44.40
Futsal $181.15 $73.60
Futsal - Mixed (HALF PRICE!) $90.55 $73.60
Netball $181.15 $75.90
Registration Fee is payable when registering a team each season.
Game Fee is payable at the start of each scheduled game.
WALKOVERS
In the event where a team are unable to play a scheduled game, a walk over fee will apply and
is payable within 14 days.
Competition + 8 Hours Notice - 8 Hours Notice
Seniors $83.00 $106.25
Juniors (all age groups) $52.60 $70.10
TEAM REGISTRATION
When registering a team, a player must be elected as the team captain. The team captain
will be the main contact for all communication between teams and ORC management. It is
the responsibility of the team captain to communicate competition information, rules and
regulations, and fixture changes to the rest of their team.
PLAYER REGISTRATION
Before their first game, all new players must register their details at:
https://reg.sportingpulse.com/ - select the ‘I’m registering for the first time’ option, using
their team code. The team code is sent to the team captain via email following registration.
iPad’s are available at reception to register players and teams. To be eligible to play finals
all players must be registered and have played a minimum of 5 games as a registered
player. A player is deemed to have played a game if he/she has:
• Scored and/or fouled (basketball)
• A players number or position noted next to their name (netball/futsal)
• A tick is placed next to a player’s name (netball/futsal)
Players cannot play in more than one team in a competition on any one night. When a player
has filled in for one team on three occasions during the season, they are unable to fill in for
another team in the competition.
All players must be over 15 years of age to play in the senior competition.
www.activeorc.com.auCOMPETITION INFORMATION
PREMIERSHIP POINTS
Result Basketball Futsal Netball
Win 3 3 4
Draw 2 1 2
Loss 1 0 0
Walkover 0 - Team giving walkover 0 - Team giving walkover 0 - Team giving walkover
3 - Team receiving walkover 3 - Team receiving walkover 4 - Team receiving walkover
Bye 3 3 4
FIRST AID & INJURIES
Where first aid is required, ORC staff are trained and available to assist. Players that receive
first aid will be required to complete an injury report form.
In the event where a game cannot start due to an injured player obstructing the court from a
previous game both teams will be awarded a WIN. If an injured player is obstructing the court
during the game and it cannot continue the following applies:
BEFORE half time - Both teams are awarded a WIN
AFTER half time - Scores stand
SCORING (BENCH OFFICIALS)
All teams must provide one competent bench official for each game. Referees may ask a
player to sit off if no bench official is provided. Teams that do not provide a scorer can not
dispute any discrepencies with the score.
ORC management reserves the right to refuse entry to any person under the influence of
alcohol or drugs.
Smoking is not permitted in or around the centre.
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SCORING
All teams must provide one competent scorer for each game. The scorer is to record goals
scored by each team and the centre passes, the centre passes will only be called by the scorer
on the umpire’s request. Where a team doesn’t provide a scorer they lose their right to dispute
any discrepancies with the score.
TIMING
During the season, games will be run on a 40 minute schedule. Every game will be made up of
4 x 9 minute quarters, 2 minute break at half time and straight change over at ¼ and ¾ time.
MATCH STRUCTURE
The playing rules shall be that of the Netball Australia Rulebook (Rules of Netball).
• A team may take the court with only 5 players, one of whom must play centre.
• Players not on court when the umpire signals for the start or re-start of the match, become
a late player and cannot take the court until a goal is scored by either team and notifying
the umpire.
• Where a team is late to start the game the opposition team will be awarded 1 goal for every
minute, failure to take the court prior to ¼ time will result in a 10-0 walkover and a walk
over fee will be applied to the late team.
• Late players can only fill an unoccupied position and can’t take the court while play is in
progress or without first notifying the umpire. They will be allowed to fill a vacant position
on court after a goal has been scored.
UNIFORMS
All team players must be wearing the same colour tops and bottoms as listed on the team
registration form. Female players may wear skirts and/or sport shorts (no pockets) and male
players are to wear the same colour sports shorts. Netball briefs under skirts must be the same
colour as the skirt or black. Bike shorts, leggings, pants, tights or skins are not permitted.
Players in incorrect uniform will incur a 2 goal penalty per player. All teams shall be in correct
uniform from commencement of the competition.
If in the opinion of game officials, when team uniform colours clash, the team listed second on
the score sheet has colour priority, alternate bibs will be provided by ORC free of charge to the
first team on the score sheet.
No item of jewellery except a wedding ring and or medical alert bracelet may be worn, if either
or both are worn they must be taped. No adornment that may engage player safety shall be
worn.
Fingernails must be short and smooth. If fingernails are long they need to be padded and
taped correctly, over and around with soft tape. (which can be purchased at reception)
GLOVES ARE NOT PERMITTED!
FINALS
At the end of the season finals will be played. In the event of teams ending on the same
number of points, the ladder will be determined by percentage. Players in incorrect uniform will
not be permitted to take to the court in finals.
Where a semi or grand final match is a draw the team captains are to check the scores, teams
change ends and 3 minute halves will then be played, changing ends at half time. If there is still
not a result after the additional time play will continue until a team is 2 goals clear in front.
During both the half and full time breaks substitutions and changes may be made.
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CODE OF CONDUCT
A player, team, coach, official or spectator can be asked to leave the complex immediately
due to conduct that is contrary to the best interest of the sport as determined by ORC
Management, umpire supervisor, or umpire. Depending on the extent of the incident
suspensions or withdrawal from the competition may apply.
MIXED NETBALL
PLAYERS
Teams must have at least 2, but no more than 3 males on court at any one time. When a team
only has 5 players on the court, only 2 can be male (ie. 3 female, 2 male)
Where a male player is late to a game and the position left for them is not appropriate, the
team is allowed to make one positional change, late females must take the vacant position, no
changes permitted. Ref rule 5. Late arrivals page 12, in the rule book.
If a team has started the game with 2 male players only and one of these players is injured and
cannot continue to play and they have no substitutes, in the interest of the game the match will
continue with 1 male player.
PLAYING AREAS FOR MALE PLAYERS
There can only be 1 male player in each third of the court.
1 male in GS or GA
1 male in WA or C or WD
1 male in GK or GD
* For items not specifically covered in the information sheet provided please refer to the
Netball Rule book. ORC management and/or court supervisors reserve the right to make
decisions on matters not specifically covered in the information sheet.
www.activeorc.com.auHEAT POLICY - ALL SPORTS
Oakleigh Recreation Centre will enact the heat policy during times of extreme heat affecting
the stadium.
Basketball and Futsal games will still be run 2x 18 minute halves, however, at the mid-way
point of each half a “referee’s timeout” will be called by the officials in order to allow players to
have a short break and take fluids onboard.
Netball games will run 4x 9 minute quarters but players will be given a break between ¼ and ¾
time in addition to the half time. The clock will not stop between quarters only at the half.
We encourage players to bring and drink plenty of water on the day and where team numbers
permit that teams make frequent substitutions during the game.
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