Affiliate Competition. Refer Clause 3.1.3 Country – Affiliates in the Southern Suns, Hunter Western Hornets and Northern Eagles regions. Eligible Participant –Refer Clause 3.1.2 Home Affiliate Status – is determined by: a) Who they first played representative touch for or; b) First senior representative touch if they did not participate in junior representative touch. NB. Where a player’s junior Affiliate does not have senior pathways, the NSWTA will link that junior Affiliate to an existing local senior participating Affiliate. Therefore, the player is permitted to represent the linked Affiliates at zero (0) points. This is only applicable where a player played junior representative touch for an Affiliate that does not have senior pathways. Import Player – is one who has come from another Affiliate, state or country and having played representative touch within the last three (3) years. Incumbent – is defined as: a) Being a current participating member of a representative team until such time as that player is replaced in that team (not just a squad member) or; b) For Junior representative players, once that player is over age of their incumbent team, they will refer to their next highest level based on NSWTA event criteria (i.e. year of birth). NB. Any player who falls into the three (3) year window but has not participated within the last calendar year will be valued at one level below that of their last representative level in the calendar year in which it occurs. E.g. If valuing a player for 2020, and that player did not play representative touch in 2019, we would look to 2018. Interstate Player - Is not eligible for home grown or long-term player status unless they have declared that selection to NSWTA State of Origin as their first choice. Therefore, a player who chooses not to represent NSWTA will be treated as a new import player year on year. Like Competitions - Competitions that are recognised by the NSWTA as competitions equal/equivalent to/of representative competitions in NSW. Long term Affiliate status – a player who after 3 years without representing another Affiliate will have their points return to zero (From the first tournament entered on a calendar year basis from January 1 to December 31). I.e. if Xxxx Xxxxx transferred to Affiliate XYZ at any event in 2017, he would be valued at zero points as of 1 January 2020. NB. Upon attaining long term status, this does not become or replace a player’s Home Affiliate. New player – any player who has not played any lev...
Affiliate Competition. Refer Clause 3.1.3 Country – Affiliates based outside the Greater Sydney Metropolitan area. Eligible Participant –Refer Clause 3.1.2 Home Affiliate Status – is determined by: a) Who they first played representative touch for or; b) First senior representative touch if they did not participate in junior representative touch. NB. Where a player’s junior Affiliate does not have senior pathways, the NSWTA will link that junior Affiliate to an existing local senior participating Affiliate. Therefore, the player is permitted to represent the linked Affiliates at zero (0) points. This is only applicable where a player played junior representative touch for an Affiliate that does not have senior pathways. Import Player – is one who has come from another Affiliate, state or country and having played representative touch within the last three (3) years. Incumbent – is defined as: a) Being a current participating member of a representative team until such time as that player is replaced in that team (not just a squad member) or; b) For Junior representative players, once that player is over age of their incumbent team, they will refer to their next highest level based on NSWTA event criteria (i.e. year of birth). NB. Any player who falls into the three (3) year window but has not participated within the last calendar year will be valued at one level below that of their last representative level in the calendar year in which it occurs. E.g. If valuing a player for 2021/22, and that player did not play representative touch in 2020/21, we would look to 2019/20. Interstate Player - Is not eligible for home grown or long-term player status unless they have declared that selection to NSWTA State of Origin as their first choice. Therefore, a player who chooses not to represent NSWTA will be treated as a new import player year on year. Like Competitions - Competitions that are recognised by the NSWTA as competitions equal/equivalent to/of representative competitions in NSW. Long term Affiliate status – a player who after 3 years without representing another Affiliate will have their points return to zero (From the first tournament entered on a calendar year basis from January 1 to December 31). I.e. if Xxxx Xxxxx transferred to Affiliate XYZ at any event in 2018, he would be valued at zero points as of 1 January 2021. NB. Upon attaining long term status, this does not become or replace a player’s Home Affiliate. New player – any player who has not played any level of represe...
Affiliate Competition. The staging of qualification knockouts, tournaments or competitions over a three-day weekend or successive weekends does not qualify the player to meet the eligible participant and five (5) game criteria. The minimum standard for the NSWTA is that of a weekly competition running no less than ten (10) weeks based on one (1) round per week. Finals are additional to this. Country – is defined by Affiliates in the Southern Suns, Hunter Western Hornets and Northern Eagles. Eligible Participant – must be a registered, actively participating financial member with a NSWTA Affiliate they wish to represent having participated in a minimum, of five (5) domestic competition games in one (1) division in the current Affiliate competition or previous Affiliate Competition. Home Affiliate Status – is determined by: • Where they first played representative touch or • First senior representative touch if the player did not participate in junior representative touch. NB. Where a player’s junior Affiliate does not have senior pathways the NSWTA will link that junior Affiliate to an existing local senior participating Affiliate. As such this means that the player would go to the linked Affiliates at zero points. This is only applicable where a player played junior representative touch for an Affiliate that does not have senior pathways. Import Player – is one who has come from another Affiliate, state or country and having played representative touch within the last three (3) years. Incumbent – is defined as: • Being a current participating member of a representative team until such time as that player is replaced in that team or • In the case of Youth representative players, once that player is over age of their incumbent team they will revert back to their next highest level based on the NSWTA event age criteria I.e. year of birth. NB. To be incumbent a player must have participated in a team and not just been a squad member. Any player who falls into the three (3) year window but has not participated within the last calendar year will be valued at one level below that of their last representative level in the calendar year in which it occurs. E.g. If valuing a player for 2016, and that player did not play representative touch in 2015, we would look to 2014, if their highest level in that year was Elite 8, and they would be valued at Regional Opens player. Interstate Player - Is not eligible for home grown or long term player status unless they have declared that selection t...
