TERM 1 & 4 2015

Dear Parent/Caregiver, Welcome to Rostrevor College’s R-7 Summer Co-curricular Program. The Summer program including games and training will commence on the following weeks:

Year 2/3, Year 4/5, Year 6/7 Basketball – Week 2 Kanga Cricket, Year 4-7 Cricket, Year 4-7 Tennis – Week 3

The purpose of this booklet is to introduce yourself and your son to his Summer Co-curricular activity. Boys who participate in Term 1 co-curricular activities are required to continue their participation in Term 4. If your son’s name is missing from a selected team please notify me ASAP so changes can be made before the start of the Term 1 playing program. Also if your son is new to Rostrevor College since the beginning of 2015 and you would like him to be involved in an activity please notify me so an inclusion can be made. This booklet provides individual team information including team lists, coaches, starting times, training times and general team information. It also includes the SAAS Code of Conduct and Rostrevor College’s Heat Policy. Playing programs and rosters will be sent home early in Term 1 once they are received. If you have any queries regarding the R-7 Summer Co-curricular Program please contact me on 8364 8333 or slaube@rostrevor.sa.edu.au Kind regards, Simon Laube. R-7 Co-curricular Coordinator

SPORTS ASSOCIATION FOR ADELAIDE SCHOOLS CODE OF PRACTICE

Introduction

The Sports Association for Adelaide Schools (SAAS) aims to: Provide an educational purpose and value through activities between member schools. Provide and encourage fellowship and interaction between member schools through sport. Provide high quality competition for all who participate and to encourage the importance of sport in a healthy lifestyle. Lower divisions where participation is the main aim should also be an important part of the competition. The key characteristics of the SAAS Competition are:

High standards of sportsmanship

The provision of safe and suitable sporting environments and equipment

School staff supervision of venues

Suitably qualified officiating

Courteous conduct from players, coaches/managers and spectators

All involved – schools, coaches/managers/players and spectators – are responsible for ensuring that the above aims and characteristics are enacted in all SAAS competitions.

Responsibilities of Members Schools SCHOOLS It is the responsibility of all SAAS schools to:

Foster sound attitudes towards sport in their coaches/managers, players and spectators

Provide, when hosting matches, a safe and suitable environment for competition, including ready access to medical care, changing rooms, toilets, etc

Ensure that their coaches/managers have basic first aid training as a minimum and that all their teams are equipped with an appropriate first aid kit

Show courtesy to visiting schools and, when visiting other schools, to respect their premises and rules

Fulfil, wherever possible, all team entry obligations (eg full teams, no forfeits, etc). Where unavoidable change is necessary, early notification to the opposing school is essential.

Ensure that they provide adequate staff supervision at all venues

Follow the SAAS Disciplinary and Reporting Procedures COACHES/MANAGERS It is the responsibility of coaches/managers to:

Remember at all times that the SAAS sporting competition is primarily conduced for the educational and social benefits of the students and that winning or losing are secondary to this

Encourage student leadership on and off the field and promote as wide a student participation in sport as possible

Insist on high standards of sportsmanship, courtesy, punctuality and dress

Strongly discourage public questioning of umpires’ decisions and petulant displays of dissent

Intervene promptly in cases of unacceptable behaviour (by taking a player from the game or applying a similar sanction)

Intervene promptly to discourage spectators from any inappropriate language or behaviour, especially when directed towards the opposition or umpires

Follow the SAAS Disciplinary and Reporting Procedures PLAYERS It is the responsibility of players to:

Exhibit high standards of sportsmanship and courtesy at all times

Accept the umpire’s decision without question or dissent

Accept winning with modesty and losing with grace

and specifically to refrain from:

Inappropriate language (eg swearing, abuse, sledging, racist taunts or other verbal harassment etc)

Cheating or unfair tactics, including belittling or provocative behaviour designed to upset opponents

Deliberate violence to another player SPECTATORS It is the responsibility of spectators to:

Set an example of good sportsmanship by providing support that is constructive and positive not critical and negative

Refrain from giving advice to a coach/manager, umpire or player during a match

Assume some responsibility for making visiting spectators feel welcome

Respect the premises and rules of a host school SAAS Disciplinary and Reporting Procedures

Umpires in all SAAS competition games have the authority to send a player off the field either for a temporary or permanent period, depending on the nature of the offence and whether or not prior warnings have been heeded.

Where an umpire is not present (eg tennis) it is the responsibility of the coach/manager to intervene in cases of unacceptable behaviour (by taking the player from the game or applying a similar sanction)

SAAS Report Card

A player excluded by an umpire for the duration of a game (red card) is to be reported to the Headmaster/Principal of his/her school via the SAAS Report Card.

Coaches/Managers are responsible for seeing that the SAAS Report Card is completed by the relevant umpire in the event of a player being sent off for the duration of a game (red card)

Coaches/Managers are further responsible for ensuring that the completed Report Card is sent to the Sports Coordinator of the school from which the reported player comes

The Sports Coordinator, having sighted and signed the report Card, is responsible for passing it on to the Headmaster/Principal

The Headmaster/Principal is responsible for taking appropriate action and then communicating that action via the Report Card to the Headmaster/Principal of the opposing school and to the SAAS Executive Officer

Miscellaneous

Open A teams in winter contact sports must wear numbers on their shirts

In Australian Rules football: o A player who utters an audible obscenity or other form of

inappropriate language directed to an umpire/official/player/spectator is to be immediately sent off the field for the remainder of the quarter and the following quarter

o A player who utters an audible obscenity in frustration is to be given a warning – a 25 metre penalty will result. A subsequent offence will result in the player being sent off.

ROSTREVOR COLLEGE – SUMMER CO-CURRICULAR

HOT WEATHER POLICY

Trainings

All trainings will be cancelled when the temperature, as advertised in The

Advertiser, on the day of training is 35C or higher.

Games

Friday Tennis (Years 5 – 7) and Cricket (Year 4) will be cancelled when the

temperature, as advertised in The Advertiser, on the day of the game is 35C

or higher.

Saturday Morning Cricket (Years 5 – 7) will be cancelled when the

temperature, as advertised in The Advertiser, on the Friday is 38C or higher.

Saturday Morning Kanga Cricket (Years 2 and 3) will be cancelled when the

temperature, as advertised in The Advertiser, on Friday is 38C or higher.

YEAR 6/7 Cricket Teams – Term 1 2015

PRIMARY A PRIMARY B

Elliott Murada Hussain Hardwarewala

Jake Slivak Jordan Zorzi

Jack Thoday Oliver Warley

James McGuinness Fabian Di Iulio

Albert Connolly Jack Kain

Michael Greenwood Tyler Webb

Xavier Tranfa Khye Madex-Hefford

Zac Aufderheide Matthew Circelli

Sam Rahaley Jordan Brinkley

Thomas Cusack Connor Marinos

Hamish Shute Antonio Rocca

Matthew Dnistriansky Theo Ashley

Tyson Walls Brandan Scott

Jacob Lochowiak Daniel Leonard

Lachlan Mahar Josh Smith

Alessio Ruggiero

Angus Paech

Mr Michael Cappelluti Mr Michael Hingston

TRAINING - Beginning Week 3/Games commence on Saturday 14 February Mr Michael Cappelluti – Wednesday 3.20pm-4.20pm, Bungalow Oval Nets Mr Michael Hingston – Thursday 3.20pm-4.20pm, Bungalow Oval Nets

Equipment Teams are supplied with a basic kit or personal equipment is supplied

Uniform (Uniform Shop is Open Tuesdays/Thursdays 12pm-6pm) Trainings – Rostrevor PE uniform or Rostrevor Cricket Whites and Rostrevor school or cricket hat Games – Rostrevor Cricket Whites and Rostrevor Cricket hat

Unavailability Please let your coach or Mr Laube know ASAP if you are unavailable to play any games so a replacement can be selected.

Games Home games and away game begin at 8.15am.

Program The playing program will be sent home once it has been received.

YEAR 5 Cricket Team – Term 1 2015

YEAR 5

Tyson Bos

Anton Slivak

Luke Thoday

Hugo Shute

Sebastian Severino

Samuel Calo

Christian Laranjeira

Tom Richardson

Joseph Cusack

Will French

Owen Hickey

Ishaan Oak

Mr Angelo Severino

TRAINING – Beginning Week 3/Games commence on Saturday 14 February

Angelo Severino – Wednesday 7.50am-8.30am, Bungalow Oval Nets

Equipment

Teams are supplied with a basic kit or personal equipment

Uniform (Uniform Shop is Open Tuesdays/Thursdays 12pm-6pm)

Trainings – Rostrevor PE uniform or Rostrevor Cricket Whites and Rostrevor school hat

Games – Rostrevor Cricket Whites and Rostrevor Cricket hat.

Unavailability

Please let your coach or Mr Laube know ASAP if you are unavailable to play any games so a

replacement can be selected

Games

Home and away games begin at 8.15am

Program

The playing program will be sent home once it has been received.

YEAR 4 Cricket Teams – Term 1 2015

YEAR 4 BLACK YEAR 4 RED

Jack Piasente Alex Pertl

Jack Dundon Max Aufderheide

Jack Haddad Cohen Sobecki

Isaac Kelly Riley Mahar

Ben Caveney Harper Lloyd

Liam Gibson Thomas Washbourne

Blake Walker-Roberts Hamish Scheid

Jake Smith Lucas Gigos

Francesco Mignone Harry Musk

Mr Peter Piasente Mr John Pertl

Training Beginning Week 3, Tuesday Mornings - Bungalow Oval Nets - 7.50am – 8.30am Games Commence on Friday 13 February Uniform PE uniform and school hat for games and training When Friday evenings – 4.30pm-6.30pm. Where At participating Primary School grounds School to provide A cricket kit which may include four sets of pads, four sets of gloves, two helmets, two bats, one pair of wicket-keeping gloves, one set of stumps and boundary markers. Div 2 - Modified cricket balls Minimum of one parent/staff member to be at the game to coach/manage the team.

Unavailability Please let your coach or Mr Laube know ASAP if you are unavailable to play any games so a replacement can be selected. Program The playing program will be sent home once it has been received.

Kanga Cricket Teams – Term 1 2015

YEAR 2/3 KANGA BLACK YEAR 2/3 KANGA RED

Nicholas Keros Carlen Becker

Jackson Harvey Darcy Murray

Ignatius Crafter Pelle Iasiello

Tom Braunack Henry Knight

Damon Tatarelli Elijah Hill

Jack Rutherford Alessio Varricchio

Oliver Di Marzo Alecs Zorzi

Theodore Sweeney Xavier Kelly

Tom Fotheringham Adam Hardwarewala

Anthony Berlingeri Domenic Zappia

Mr Sam Crafter Mrs Megan Iasiello

Games Commence on Saturday 14 February Uniform PE uniform and school hat No. of players 8+ players When Saturday mornings 9.30am – 10.30am Where Parkinson Oval, Kensington School to provide Two sets of plastic stumps, two plastic bats and one soft yellow ball. A collective group of parents are required to be at the game to assist in scoring, coaching and managing the team. Unavailability Please let your coach or Mr Laube know ASAP if you are unavailable to play any games so a replacement can be selected.

Basketball Teams – Term 1 2015

YEAR 2/3 BLACK YEAR 2/3 RED YEAR 4/5

Max Aufderheide Riley Mahar Tyson Bos

Jakob Centofanti Charlie Crafter Cameron Tunno

Carlen Becker Jack Dundon Owen Hickey

Daniel Callisto Jack Haddad Anthony Close

Lucas Gigos Nicholas Malatesta Tom Richardson

Pelle Iasiello Anton Mignone Joel Condo

Charlie Rubeo Jaidan Callisto Jack Sun

Darcy Murray Ignatius Crafter Matthew Callisto

Francesco Mignone Thomas Washbourne Khye Madex-Hefford

Christian Galloni Marco Bernardi Josh Smith

Colby Mercer Jake Smith

Mr Eric Mercer Mrs Cathy Haddad Mrs Lucy Centofanti

Training – Beginning Week 2 Mr Eric Mercer - Tuesday, Callan Hall, 3.20pm-4.00pm Mrs Cathy Haddad - Thursday, Callan Hall, 8.00am-8.30am Mrs Lucy Centofanti – Monday, Callan Hall, Lunch time 1.10pm-1.35pm Games - Commencing in Week 2 Year 2/3 Thursday - Mars Sporting Complex, Marden, Start times – 4pm, 4.40pm, 5.20pm Year 4/5 Tuesday - Mars Sporting Complex, Marden, Start times – 4pm, 4.40pm, 5.20pm Uniform (Uniform Shop is Open Tuesdays/Thursdays 12pm-6pm) New players are required to purchase Rostrevor basketball shorts and basketball singlet which will be assigned with a number. Players will also need to wear their PE socks. These items are available for the College uniform shop. Unavailability Please let your coach or Mr Laube know ASAP if you are unavailable to play any games so a replacement can be selected. Program The playing program will be sent home once it has been received.

Year 6/7 Basketball Teams –Term 1 2015

YEAR 6/7 BLACK YEAR 6/7 RED

Nicholas Genovese Ned Carey

Kaiden Pratt Albert Connolly

Finn Pogas Xavier Tranfa

Luke Washbourne James Tremonte

Tommas Tunno Andrew Condo

Daniel Malatesta Zaren Tatarelli

James Murray Morgan Crabtree

Mr Luke De Leonardis

Training – Beginning Week 2 Rostrevor Black – Tuesday Lunchtime, Callan Hall, 1.05pm – 1.40pm Rostrevor Red – Wednesday Lunchtime, Callan Hall, 1.05pm – 1.40pm Games – Commencing Week 2 Wednesday, Mars Sporting Complex, Marden, Start times – 4.00pm, 4.40pm or 5.20pm Uniform (Uniform Shop is Open Tuesdays/Thursdays 12.00pm – 6.00pm) New players are required to purchase Rostrevor basketball shorts and basketball singlet which will be assigned with a number. Players will also need to wear their PE socks. These items are available for the College uniform shop. Unavailability Please let your coach or Mr Laube know ASAP if you are unavailable to play any games so a replacement can be selected. Program The playing program will be sent home once it has been received.

Primary Tennis Teams – Term 1 2015

Training –Beginning WEEK 3/Games commence on Friday 13 February Primary A1/A2, Miss Hanson – Tuesday lunchtime 1.05pm-1.40pm, Pool Courts Primary Red, Mrs Una Petrou – Tuesday Morning 7.45am-8.30am, Pool Courts Primary Black, Deb Monaghan –Tuesday Morning 7.45am-8.30am, Pool Courts NB – Boys that are unable to train in the morning sessions are encourage to train during Tuesday lunchtimes with Miss Hanson team. Uniform (Uniform Shop is Open Tuesdays/Thursdays 12pm-6pm) Trainings and Games – Rostrevor PE top, Rostrevor tennis shorts and Rostrevor school hat Equipment Personal tennis racquet. Tennis ball are supplied by the College Unavailability Please let your coach or Mr Laube know ASAP if you are unavailable to play any games so a replacement can be selected. Games Home games and away game begin at 3.45pm and are played Friday afternoons. Program The playing program will be sent home once it has been received.

Primary A1/A2 PRIMARY BLACK PRIMARY RED

Alex Labbozzetta Kosta Apostoleros Jonathan Beltrame

Andrew Condo Joshua Borzillo Matthew Disciscio

Luke Washbourne Oscar Knight Innocent Muchenje

Zaren Tatarelli Alessio Masullo Ashwin Abraham

Morgan Crabtree Mattis Kervin Ciaran Byrne

Ishaan Oak Finn Pogas Jake Callisto

Tyson Walls Tyler Webb Daniel Callisto

Jacob Lochowiak Antonio Rocca Alexander Stevens

Ethan Kim

Christy Saji

Rani Rasheed

Jacob Piantadosi

Miss Lauren Hanson Mrs Deb Monaghan Mrs Una Petrou