Players. 2.1 No officer, agent or servant of a QAFL club shall contact or interview a registered player of an NEAFL Club for the purpose of gaining the services of that player as a footballer without first seeking written permission from the NEAFL Club with which the player is registered.
2.2 Player Interchange Agreement rules 1 to 9 herein apply to the NEAFL Primary List of thirty five (35) players.
2.3 The AFLQ State Football Operations Manager and/or duly appointed CARD (Clearance and Registration Disputes) committee shall have the final say in any dispute between NEAFL and QAFL clubs.
Players. Any player participating in the controlled scrimmage must have participated in five (5) days of organized practice under the direct supervision of the high school coaching staff in order to be eligible. Varsity, junior varsity and freshman players may be utilized, provided that they have been included in the practices prior to the scrimmage.
Players. Acceptable standards of participant behavior include: ❑Treat opponents with respect; shake hands prior to and after contests; ❑Respect the judgment of officials and abide by the rules of the contest; ❑Accept seriously the responsibility of representing the school or parish by displaying positive behavior at all times; ❑Play in a positive manner, reflecting Christian values. Do not bait or taunt opponents. Penalties: ❑Any player ejected from a game because of unsportsmanlike conduct will be suspended from the next game and may be subject to additional penalties. ❑ Any player who physically abuses another player, participant or official may be suspended from play for the remainder of the season and may be disqualified from CYO competition.
Players. 3.1 No officer, agent or servant of an AFL Canberra Club shall contact or interview a registered player of an NEAFL Club for the purpose of gaining the services of that player as a footballer without first seeking written permission from the NEAFL Club with which the player is registered.
3.2 The AFL NSW/ACT’s State Manager – Football, Policy & Major Projects will have the final say in any dispute between NEAFL and AFL Canberra Clubs in consultation with AFL Canberra and the NEAFL.
3.3 NEAFL lists of 23 plus 2 emergencies will be submitted to NEAFL and AFL Canberra Operations Managers by midday of the Wednesday prior to the weekend fixture. All remaining players resume training with their allocated AFL Canberra Clubs prior to the weekend fixture (generally, Thursday evenings).
3.4 All AFL Canberra first grade individual achievements, regardless of which AFL Canberra Club the NEAFL Player was playing for, will be counted towards individual AFL Canberra awards including the Xxxxxxxxx Medal and Leading Goal kicker.
Players. 44.1 A Contracted Player may be loaned by one Province or by SARU to another Province or to SARU under a Loan Agreement OR by an overseas rugby club to a Province (not vice versa) under a Loan Agreement.
44.2 The Loan Agreement must be in writing and must be for a minimum duration of 12 (twelve) months unless the Loan Player has an existing Player Contract in place with a Province, which complies with the provisions of this Agreement.
44.3 In the case of a loan between Provinces, the Loan Player shall, for the duration of the Loan, not be regarded as a Contracted Player of the Lending Province for the purpose of applying the Maximum Player Limit in Clauses 10, 14 and 17 and shall for the duration of the Loan, be regarded as a Contracted Player of the Borrowing Province for this purpose.
44.4 The Loan Agreement must be concluded in writing between the Lending Province or SARU, the Borrowing Province or SARU and the Contracted Player and, once concluded, the Lending Province, Borrowing Province or SARU must make the Loan Agreement available to SARPA and to the Loan Player.
44.5 A Loan Agreement shall not in any way reduce the Remuneration or benefits that the Contracted Player is entitled to under his Player Contract with the Lending Province and, for the purposes of this Clause, benefits shall include but not limited to medical aid cover, Temporary Disability insurance cover and Catastrophic Injury insurance cover.
44.6 The Lending Province or SARU and the Borrowing Province or SARU shall be jointly and severally responsible to ensure that their obligations in terms of Clause 44.3 are met towards the Loan Player.
44.7 Nothing in Clause 44.6 shall prevent a Borrowing Province or SARU from paying a Loan Player more than he would have received from the Lending Province.
Players. A. Player Participation
1. Players are expected to give 100% commitment to their teams, especially during the actual baseball season.
2. Practices are mandatory and only credible reasons for missing will be accepted.
3. Players must be at games and practices ready to participate at the specified times.
B. Player Conduct
1. Players are expected to treat all coaches, teammates, and umpires with courtesy and respect.
2. Each player has the responsibility to represent themselves in a positive way on and off the field. This applies to appearance, habits, and performance.
3. Players are expected to display positive attitudes, and give their maximum effort in practices and games.
4. Players are expected to display good sportsmanship at all times. This means not arguing with coaches, opposing players, parents, teammates, umpires, or using profanity on or off the field.
Players. Acceptable Standards of Participant Behavior include: Penalties:
Players. Acceptable standards of participant behavior include: ❑ Treat opponents with respect, which means no swearing, taunting, or deliberately hurting another player; shake hands prior to and after contests ❑ Respect the judgment of officials and abide by the rules of the contest and those of your coaches ❑ Accept the responsibility of representing the school or parish by displaying Christian behavior on and off the court, show up on time for practices/games, play your best and clean up after yourself and the team ❑ Practice your faith in what you say and do Any player ejected by an official from a game once during a season will be ineligible to participate in at least the next scheduled game played by the team in that activity in the season. Anyone ejected by an official from more than one (1) game during a season will be subject to suspension from participation in all remaining games in that activity in that season and will be required to appear before the Vicariate Athletic Advisory Board. Coaches, parish athletic directors and referees involved in a game in which a participant is ejected will submit in writing/email to the local area coordinator all pertinent information pertaining to the ejection of the participant within 48 hours of the game. The local AC will notify coach as to ineligibility of the participant in any BCA activities.
Players. The number of players competing in the tournament (automatically filled in if you are entering full tournament scores).
Players. ❖ I will always play by the rules. ❖ I will never argue with an official. If I disagree with the decision I will inform the captain, coach or manager during a break or after the competition. ❖ I will control my temper. I understand that verbal abuse of officials, sledging other players and deliberately distracting or provoking an opponent are not acceptable or permitted behaviours in any sport. ❖ I will not use bad language, nor will I harass players, coaches, officials, administrators or other spectators. ❖ I will work equally hard for myself and / or my team. ❖ I will be a good sport and applaud all good plays whether they are made by my team or the opposition. ❖ I will treat all players in my sport as I like to be treated. I will not bully or take unfair advantage of another competitor. ❖ I will cooperate with my coach, team mates and opponents. ❖ I will display modesty in victory and graciousness in defeat. ❖ I will participate for my own enjoyment and benefit, not just to please parents and coaches. ❖ I will not arrive at the venue intoxicated or drink alcohol at junior matches. ❖ I will respect the rights, dignity and worth of people involved in the game, regardless their gender, ability, religion, cultural background or impairment. ❖ I will thank the opposition and officials at the end of the game. ❖ I will comply with anti-doping policies. ❖ I will not participate in any forms of violent, threatening or abusive behaviour. ❖ I will not take part of any harassment, bullying or defamation posted on Social Networking Websites of TBA or any persons relating to Basketball. ❖ I realise that there are consequences for breaches of these Codes of Conduct, some of which are severe. • Take pride in and care of the uniform that you wear. • Always remember your actions and behaviour whilst at home or away at all times reflects on our Association. • Be courteous and show respect for your club and officials. • No cursing or swearing. • Tuck your shirts in during games, show respect to the Officials.
