2019 WAFC Symposium Presentations PDF

WA FOOTBALL COMMISSION
AUSKICK & JUNIOR SYMPOSIUM

DEMONS, ROYALS & SWANS DISTRICT (CENTRAL CONFERENCE)
WELCOME TO 2019
COREY RANGER
WAFC COMPETITONS AND CLUB DEVELOPMENT TEAM LEADER
KEYNOTE
JOSH BOWLER
WAFC PARTICIPATION & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
Five Elements to Success
The key pillars that respondents believe
underpin a successful football system in
WA remained largely consistent with last
year’s responses.
3 QUALITY OF UMPIRES
2 QUALITY OF
COACHES 4 RETAINING PLAYERS IN
COMMUNITY FOOTBALL
PROVIDING A
1POSITIVE AND SAFE 5 ATTRACTING NEW
PLAYERS TO THE
FOOTBALL GAME These are the
ENVIRONMENT same topics
and priority
as last year.
2019 Season
Write down one outcome that you want to get

out of the season?
Example:
• All of my players come back next year
• Don’t lose any E-Points
• Recognised as Champion Club
JUNIOR COMPETITION LAUNCH

DEMONS, ROYALS AND SWANS DISTRICT (CENTRAL CONFERENCE)
INTRODUCTIONS
SHAUN HUGHES & DAVE FARTHING

WAFC CENTRAL CONFERENCE COMPETITION DIRECTORS
MODIFIED COMPETITION (DEMONS, ROYALS & SWANS)
AGENDA
• Participation Summary
• Recap 2018 Yellow & Red Cards
• Blue Cards – desired outcomes
• Rule Changes 2019
• New AFL Rules
• Year 3 Coaches
• Grievance Procedure
• Girls Football 2019
• Considerations for Clubs
• District & Conference Contacts
2018 PARTICIPATION FIGURES

Perth District | 2018 Participation Summary
Club NAB AFL Auskick Club Football School Football Pathway
852 4,190 12,709 12 JUNIOR CLUBS

PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS 11 SENIOR CLUBS
Female Football
26 OVALS
9% 8% 5,847
DECREASE IN PARTICIPATION GROWTH IN PARTICIPATION
PARTICIPANTS Overall Club Growth
Male Junior Club Football Male Youth Club Football Male Senior Club Football
1,825 725 1,125

PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS
2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018
Swans District | 2018 Participation Summary
1,246 4,775 11,750 19 JUNIOR CLUBS

Female Football
26 OVALS
4% 3% 5,538
2,425 1,050 1,125

2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018
East Perth District | 2018 Participation Summary
939 3,425 12,880 8 JUNIOR CLUBS

Female Football
16 OVALS
13% 2% 6,759
1,650 750 675

2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018
JUNIOR FOOTBALL CALENDAR

2019
2019 KEY DATES
2019 KEY DATES
2019 KEY DATES
THEMED ROUNDS
2019
2019 THEMED ROUNDS
2019 THEMED ROUNDS
GAME ENVIRONMENT
GAME ENVIRONMENT
2017/2018 RED & YELLOW CARDS
2017 YELLOWS
2017 REDS
2018 YELLOWS
2018 REDS
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180

GAME ENVIRONMENT
GAME DAY REPORTING (BLUE CARDS)
• Behavioural awareness – there are no penalties, no punishments.

• Simple notification from the UMPIRES from a Game day perspective.
• Opportunity for SELF improvement.
• 2 Blue cards for same indiscretion = 1 Yellow card
• Reported through Club President (not at the match)
• No actual card
GAME ENVIRONMENT – MATCH DAY SET UP
GAME DAY ENVIRONEMNT– (YEAR 3 – 6)
KEY POINTS
• Runners
– 1 runner only per team
– 1 message per trip to the field of play, then off the ground. Except YEAR 3 (See next slide)
• Coaching Area
– 6 people within the coaching area
– Coach, Assistant Coach (2 MAXIMUM), Manager, First Aid, Runner.
– Timekeeper considered independent as they also function as Scorer – some venues will
have CENTRAL SIRENS
KEY POINTS
• Water Carrier
– Are not permitted inside coaching/ protected area
– 1 only
• Year 3
– Coaches are allowed to coach on the ground (no files, boards etc.) Best practice is too be
at the other end to the action resetting players into position – Coaching
– To remain minimum 5 meters from play.
KEY POINTS
• Managers
– Can only approach umpire to offer water.
– Managers can not ask umpires questions/ interpretations etc. during the game. Only at
completion of the game.
POLICIES, RULES AND PROCEDURES

POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
KIA CLUB HUB

DISTRICT BY-LAW EXEMPTIONS

MODIFIED NIGHT FOOTBALL
UPDATE
The WAFC has received approval to trial

playing Night Football across modified age
groups (Year 3-6) at 50 lux or greater lighting
in 2019.
Contact your Club President if you’re

interested in playing Night Football at 50 LUX
in 2019.
A request can be made to WAFC Competition

Directors.
CENTRAL CONFERENCE
MATCH DAY RESOURCES
MATCH DAY RESOURCES
JUNIOR GIRLS COMPETITION

Girls Football (Year 3&4 and 5&6)
)
• Monday Night Fixtures

• Time pushed back
₋ Cater for parents work hours
₋ Due to introduction of 50 lux lighting for
modified age group
• Rules more aligned to mixed comp.
• Quarter lengths to 15 minutes
• Can apply for changes via ‘Change the game form’
(Kia Club Hub)
• Junior Girls Lightning Carnivals x3 (TBC)
NEW AFL RULE CHANGES

CENTRE BOUNCE SET UP
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES
Grievance Procedure
We hope that these are very limited throughout 2019, but in the event that an issue
needs to be resolved, the below process is to be followed:
• Game Day – this is an important function of both team managers, sometimes a

simple conversation is enough to deal with it. If the issue cant be resolved, email your
club President (or other internal process – discuss this with you club), you can also
approach WAFC Officials at the ground.
• President-to-President – If an issue arises out of a game and you are notified, please
liaise with the President of the other club in the first instance. Depending on
seriousness it can be verbal or email. This is to resolve the matter. NB – All
Competition Directors are available for advice but NOT TO RESOLVE THE ISSUE at this
point.
GREIVANCE PROCEDURE
• If this doesn’t resolve the issue, contact a COMPETITION DIRECTOR, preferably via email and
highlight the issue and measures taken to resolve. Maree, Corey and the DO’s will forward
these through anyway.
• Competition Directors will discuss and respond. If clubs are unhappy, they can elect to appeal
– please refer to: Page 6, 2019 Junior Football Competition Policies, Rules & Regulations,
Section 2; Competition Governance, point 7, DISPUTES & APPEALS, sub point 7.2.
KEY JUNIOR FOOTBALL POLICIES

Moving Forward – Club Considerations 2019
• WAFC Working With Children’s Policy

• Codes of Conduct – Coaches, Managers, Players, Parents, Spectators
• Vilification Policies
CENTRAL CONFERENCE & DISTRICT CONTACTS
EAST PERTH:
Shaun Hughes – Competition Director; 0405 547 172
Ryan Ramage – Registrar & Asst. Competition Director; 0424 810 104
Hayden Cobley – Development Officer; 0439 255 027
PERTH:
Marshall Hannah – Competition Director; 0474 724 350
Ryan Ramage – Registrar; 0424 810 104
Jo Warner – Asst. Competition Director; 0433 711 580
Chris Brown – Development Officer; 0412 676 857
SWAN DISTRICTS:
Dave Farthing – Competition Director; 0474 148 499
Dee More – Registrar; 0403 946 146
Lisa Dearing – Asst. Competition Director; 0438 798 090
Tarryn Cuthburt – Asst. Competition Director: 0439 931 194
Christian Tufilli – Development Officer; 0423 989 582
CENTRAL CONFERENCE:
Marie Power – Competitions Officer; 0407 031 163
Corey Ranger – Competition & Club Development Team Leader; 0430 868 512
Allana Dickie – Coaching Coordinator; 0439 971 010
Josh Bowler – (acting) Competition Development Manager (Metro Central); 0404 460 636
THANK YOU
LET THE
SEASON
BEGIN
Metro Central Symposium - Coach Education

Overview
1. Introduction
2. Re-Cap
3. Game Day environment
4. By-Laws (Coach relevant) & Kia Club HUB
4. Coach Accreditation
5. WAFC Coach Workshops & Master Classes
6. Coaching updates
Introductions
• My Background
• My Role – Coach Coordinator
• Why we are here today?

Re-Cap 2018 Discussions
• What have your biggest challenges been?
• What Coach Education workshops would you like?
• What other support would you like?
• How would you define a successful season?

Retention Discussion #1
• What does a positive experience look like?

o Fun o Organised
o Enjoyment o Role models
o Team work o Respect
o Game time o Information &
o New skills communication
o Handshakes o Relaxed Coaches
o Safety o Positive Language
• What does a negative experience look like?
o Coach/Parent/Players o Kids Left out

Disrespect Umpire o Team stacking
o Parents o Pigeon holing kids
o Disrespecting Coaches o Racism
o Bullying o Disorganised
o Wrong Philosophy – o Separation
win all costs o Poor Retention
How do we avoid this?
Game Day Environment
• The role you play
• Red Flag Process/Coach shout outs
• Citation Process
• 12 Strategies to enhance our junior

footballers
12 strategies to enhance our junior footballers
Spirit of Junior Football
Coach Accreditation
ACCREDITATION https://coach.afl/
Y3 – Y6: Foundation Junior Accreditation
Y7 – Y12: Foundation Youth Accreditation
REACCREDITATION
Must attain 10pts in 2019 season.
6pts coaching in appropriate age group (if cited at any stage in the season 6pts not
issued)
2pts for face to face sessions
2pts for online courses
CONTACT LIST
Proactive communication to provide positive match ay experiences
WAFC Coach Workshops
*Changing the Game *
- Game Day Coaching - Coaching Youth Football – rules/bylaws
- Tackling (Junior and Youth separate) - Kicking
- New Coaches - Coaching Ruck/Stoppages (Youth Only)
- Engaging Parents - Fundamentals
- Behaviour management - Positional Craft (Youth Only)
- Coaching Females ` - Strength and Conditioning – Injury Prevention
- Effective Training Sessions

Training Sessions
• Coach for fun and development

• Small sided games, no lines, no laps, no lectures
Coaching updates
• Direct to coaches
• Key Coaching Updates
• Coach shout outs (Coach of Year)
• Coach Challenges
• Videos & Resources
• Podcast quotes “Way of Champions Podcast”
• Tools and Tips
Summary & Close
You could be the last coach the player has if the influence is
negative
It’s up to you!
AUSKICK & JUNIOR SYMPOSIUM

DEMONS, ROYALS & SWANS DISTRICT (CENTRAL CONFERENCE)
2019 YOUTH FOOTBALL SYMPOSIUM

CENTRAL CONFERENCE
WELCOME TO 2019
COREY RANGER
WAFC COMPETITONS AND CLUB DEVELOPMENT TEAM LEADER
KEYNOTE
TROY KIRKHAM
WAFC EXECUTIVE MANAGER YOUTH, COMMUNITY & GAME DEVELOPMENT
YOUTH COMPETITION LAUNCH

CENTRAL CONFERENCE
INTRODUCTIONS
SHAUN HUGHES & DAVE FARTHING

WAFC CENTRAL CONFERENCE COMPETITION DIRECTORS
YOUTH COMPETITION
AGENDA
• Participation Summary
• Recap 2018 Red/ Yellow cards
• Blue Cards – desired outcomes
• Rule Changes 2019
• New AFL Rules
• Grievance Procedure
• Girls Football 2019
• Considerations for Clubs
• District & Conference Contacts
2018 PARTICIPATION FIGURES

Perth District | 2018 Participation Summary
852 4,190 12,709 12 JUNIOR CLUBS

Female Football
26 OVALS
9% 8% 5,847
1,825 725 1,125

2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018
Swans District | 2018 Participation Summary
1,246 4,775 11,750 19 JUNIOR CLUBS

Female Football
26 OVALS
4% 3% 5,538
2,425 1,050 1,125

2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018
East Perth District | 2018 Participation Summary
939 3,425 12,880 8 JUNIOR CLUBS

Female Football
16 OVALS
13% 2% 6,759
1,650 750 675

2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018
YOUTH FOOTBALL CALENDAR

2019
2019 KEY DATES
2019 KEY DATES
2019 KEY DATES
THEMED ROUNDS
2019
2019 THEMED ROUNDS
2019 THEMED ROUNDS
GAME ENVIRONMENT
GAME ENVIRONMENT
2017/2018 RED & YELLOW CARDS
2017 YELLOWS
2017 REDS
2018 YELLOWS
2018 REDS
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180

GAME ENVIRONMENT
GAME DAY REPORTING (BLUE CARDS)
• Behavioural awareness – there are no penalties, no punishments.

• Simple notification from the UMPIRES from a Game day perspective.
• Opportunity for SELF improvement.
• 2 Blue cards for same indiscretion = 1 Yellow card
• Reported through Club President (not at the match)
• No actual card
GAME ENVIRONMENT
GAME ENVIRONMENT – MATCH DAY SET UP
GAME DAY ENVIRONEMNT– (YEAR 7 – 11/12 & YOUTH GIRLS)
KEY POINTS
• Runners
– 1 runner only per team
– 1 message per trip to the field of play, then off the ground.
• Coaching Area
– 6 people within the coaching area
– Coach, Assistant Coach (2 MAXIMUM), Manager, First Aid, Runner.
– Timekeeper considered independent as they also function as Scorer.
KEY POINTS
• Water Carrier
– Are not permitted inside coaching/ protected area
– 1 only
KEY POINTS
• Managers
– Can only approach umpire to offer water.
– Managers can not ask umpires questions/ interpretations etc. during the game. Only at
completion of the game.
POLICIES, RULES AND PROCEDURES

KIA CLUB HUB

DISTRICT BY-LAW EXEMPTIONS

CENTRAL CONFERENCE
MATCH DAY RESOURCES
MATCH DAY RESOURCES
YOUTH GIRLS COMPETITION

Girls Football (Year 7/8’S and 9-11’s)
)
• Friday Night Fixtures

• Rules more aligned to mixed comp.
• Can apply for changes via ‘Change the game form’
(Kia Club Hub)
• No Female Football Licenses in 2019
• South Perth JFC – Coolbinia JFC partnership
YEAR 11/12 COMBINED

COMPETITION
Year 11/ 12 COMPETITION
• Approx. 21 teams
• Expecting 3 Division
• Clubs with 2 teams operate a League/Reserve style structure and have fluid movement between
teams
• Central Conference Finals - 3 weeks, top 4, investigating all division Grand Finals @ a WAFL Venue
on the same day. Year 11/2 Grand Final will fall on Preliminary Final Weekend for all other
competitions.
• Division 1 Cross Conference 2 week finals – Peel, Fremantle, North & Central
METRO WIDE KNOCKOUT METRO WIDE KNOCKOUT
CENTRAL METRO WIDE FINAL PEEL CONFERENCE
CONFERENCE
PREMIERS
PREMIERS WINNER OF WINNER OF
NORTHERN KNOCKOUT (1) KNOCKOUT (2) FREMANTLE
CONFERENCE CONFERENCE
PREMIERS PREMIERS
NEW AFL RULE CHANGES

CENTRE BOUNCE SET UP (18’S)
CENTRE BOUNCE SET UP (15’S)
We ask that boundary

‘linesman’ are provided to assist
the Field umpires. If this isn’t
available, home club to mark
boundary with collapsible
training cones as an aide.
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES
Grievance Procedure
We hope that these are very limited throughout 2019, but in the event that an issue
needs to be resolved, the below process is to be followed:
• Game Day – this is an important function of both team managers, sometimes a

simple conversation is enough to deal with it. If the issue cant be resolved, email your
club President (or other internal process – discuss this with you club), you can also
approach WAFC Officials at the ground.
• President-to-President – If an issue arises out of a game and you are notified, please
liaise with the President of the other club in the first instance. Depending on
seriousness it can be verbal or email. This is to resolve the matter. NB – All
Competition Directors are available for advice but NOT TO RESOLVE THE ISSUE at this
point.
GREIVANCE PROCEDURE
• If this doesn’t resolve the issue, contact a COMPETITION DIRECTOR, preferably via email and
highlight the issue and measures taken to resolve. Maree, Corey and the DO’s will forward
these through anyway.
• Competition Directors will discuss and respond. If clubs are unhappy, they can elect to appeal
– please refer to: Page 6, 2019 Junior Football Competition Policies, Rules & Regulations,
Section 2; Competition Governance, point 7, DISPUTES & APPEALS, sub point 7.2.
KEY JUNIOR FOOTBALL POLICIES

Moving Forward – Club Considerations 2019
• WAFC Working With Children’s Policy

• Codes of Conduct – Coaches, Managers, Players, Parents, Spectators
• Vilification Policies
EAST PERTH:
Shaun Hughes – Competition Director; 0405 547 172
Ryan Ramage – Registrar & Asst. Competition Director; 0424 810 104
Hayden Cobley – Development Officer; 0439 255 027
PERTH:
Marshall Hannah – Competition Director; 0474 724 350
Ryan Ramage – Registrar; 0424 810 104
Jo Warner – Asst. Competition Director; 0433 711 580
Chris Brown – Development Officer; 0412 676 857
SWAN DISTRICTS:
Dave Farthing – Competition Director; 0474 148 499
Dee More – Registrar; 0403 946 146
Lisa Dearing – Asst. Competition Director; 0438 798 090
Tarryn Cuthburt – Asst. Competition Director: 0439 931 194
Christian Tufilli – Development Officer; 0423 989 582
CENTRAL CONFERENCE:
Marie Power – Competitions Officer; 0407 031 163
Corey Ranger – Competition & Club Development Team Leader; 0430 868 512
Allana Dickie – Coaching Coordinator; 0439 971 010
Josh Bowler – (acting) Competition Development Manager (Metro Central); 0404 460 636
THANK YOU
LET THE
SEASON
BEGIN

CENTRAL CONFERENCE
Metro Central Symposium - Coach Education

Overview
1. Introduction
2. Re-Cap
3. Game Day environment
4. By-Laws (Coach relevant) & Kia Club HUB
4. Coach Accreditation
5. WAFC Coach Workshops & Master Classes
6. Coaching updates
Introductions
• My Background
• My Role – Coach Coordinator
• Why we are here today?

Re-Cap 2018 Discussions
• What have your biggest challenges been?
• What Coach Education workshops would you like?
• What other support would you like?
• How would you define a successful season?

• What does a positive experience look like?

o Fun o Organised
o Enjoyment o Role models
o Team work o Respect
o Game time o Information &
o New skills communication
o Handshakes o Relaxed Coaches
o Safety o Positive Language
• What does a negative experience look like?
o Coach/Parent/Players o Kids Left out

Disrespect Umpire o Team stacking
o Parents o Pigeon holing kids
o Disrespecting Coaches o Racism
o Bullying o Disorganised
o Wrong Philosophy – o Separation
win all costs o Poor Retention
How do we avoid this?
Game Day Environment
• The role you play
• Red Flag Process/Coach shout outs
• Citation Process
• 12 Strategies to enhance our junior

footballers
Spirit of Junior Football
Coach Accreditation
ACCREDITATION https://coach.afl/
Y3 – Y6: Foundation Junior Accreditation
Y7 – Y12: Foundation Youth Accreditation
REACCREDITATION
Must attain 10pts in 2019 season.
6pts coaching in appropriate age group (if cited at any stage in the season 6pts not
issued)
2pts for face to face sessions
2pts for online courses
CONTACT LIST
Proactive communication to provide positive match ay experiences
WAFC Coach Workshops
*Changing the Game *
- Game Day Coaching - Coaching Youth Football – rules/bylaws
- Tackling (Junior and Youth separate) - Kicking
- New Coaches - Coaching Ruck/Stoppages (Youth Only)
- Engaging Parents - Fundamentals
- Behaviour management - Positional Craft (Youth Only)
- Coaching Females ` - Strength and Conditioning – Injury Prevention
- Effective Training Sessions

Training Sessions
• Coach for fun and development

• Small sided games, no lines, no laps, no lectures
Coaching updates
• Direct to coaches
• Key Coaching Updates
• Coach shout outs (Coach of Year)
• Coach Challenges
• Videos & Resources
• Podcast quotes “Way of Champions Podcast”
• Tools and Tips
Summary & Close
You could be the last coach the player has if the influence is
negative
It’s up to you!

CENTRAL CONFERENCE
Metro Central Symposium – Year 7 Carnival

Our Aim
• To create positive game day environments that creates more

life long participants
• Educate coaches and parents on how to maintain a positive
game day environment
• Improve relationships between coaches in the same age group
• Establish positive habits
• Identify coaches that require additional support throughout
the season
• Identify coaches to be involved in development programs
EVENT 1
TIMELINE TEAMS
START SESSION 1
Introduction 8:30 Caversham JFC
ROUND 1
Start 8:50 Forrestfield JFC
Half Time 9:00
2nd Half 9:05 High Wycombe JFC
ROUND 2
Start 9:25 Hills Rangers Grey JFC
Half Time 9:35
2nd Half 9:40 Hills Rangers Orange JFC
ROUND 3
Start 10:00 Maxenod Blue JFC
Half Time 10:10
2nd Half 10:15 Mazenod White JFC
ROUND 4
Start 10:35 Swan View JFC
Half Time 10:45
2nd Half 10:50 Upper Swan White JFC
FINISH SESSION 1
End of Session 1 11:00 Upper Swan Gold JFC
EVENT 2
TIMELINE TEAMS
START SESSION 2 Ballajura JFC
Introduction 11:30
ROUND 1
Bayswater JFC
Start 11:50
Half Time 12:00
2nd Half 12:05
Coolbinia JFC
ROUND 2
Start 12:25
Ellenbrook Purple JFC
Half Time 12:35
2nd Half 12:40 Ellenbrook White JFC
ROUND 3
Start 13:00 Noranda JFC
Half Time 13:10
2nd Half 13:15 Kenwick JFC
ROUND 4
Start 13:35 Manning JFC
Half Time 13:45
2nd Half 13:50 Redmond Yellow
ROUND 5
Start 14:10 South Perth Gold JFC
Half Time 14:20
2nd Half 14:25 South Perth Green JFC
FINISH SESSION
End of Session 2 14:30 Vic Park JFC
COACHES AND TEAM MANGERS MEETING
• SESSIONS ONE
– 8:15AM inside Noranda JFC Club Rooms
• SESSIONS TWO
– 11:15 AM inside Noranda JFC Club Rooms
RULES
• Youth Football Year 7 - Year 8 Competition Rules

– KIA CLUB HUB
Opportunity to get it right
• What is your aim?

– 1-2 Key focuses for the games
– Individual 1v1 Coaching
– Feedback from games to support you in your coaching
• Game Day environment
– Coaches Conduct in box, Proactive player management of
unacceptable behaviour, lead by example
• Organisation
– Board Ready, Rotations Ready, On time for next game do reflection
and pre-game chats at oval of your next game
• Team Building & Positive Culture
Stroop Test
Cognitive interference
Questions
Any Questions?

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WA FOOTBALL COMMISSION

AUSKICK & JUNIOR SYMPOSIUM

Write down one outcome that you want to get

JUNIOR COMPETITION LAUNCH

SHAUN HUGHES & DAVE FARTHING

2018 PARTICIPATION FIGURES

Club NAB AFL Auskick Club Football School Football Pathway

852 4,190 12,709 12 JUNIOR CLUBS

1,825 725 1,125

Club NAB AFL Auskick Club Football School Football Pathway

1,246 4,775 11,750 19 JUNIOR CLUBS

2,425 1,050 1,125

Club NAB AFL Auskick Club Football School Football Pathway

939 3,425 12,880 8 JUNIOR CLUBS

1,650 750 675

JUNIOR FOOTBALL CALENDAR

2017/2018 RED & YELLOW CARDS

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180

GAME DAY REPORTING (BLUE CARDS)

• Behavioural awareness – there are no penalties, no punishments.

POLICIES, RULES AND PROCEDURES

KIA CLUB HUB

DISTRICT BY-LAW EXEMPTIONS

The WAFC has received approval to trial

Contact your Club President if you’re

A request can be made to WAFC Competition

JUNIOR GIRLS COMPETITION

• Monday Night Fixtures

NEW AFL RULE CHANGES

• Game Day – this is an important function of both team managers, sometimes a

KEY JUNIOR FOOTBALL POLICIES

• WAFC Working With Children’s Policy

Metro Central Symposium - Coach Education

• My Role – Coach Coordinator

• Why we are here today?

• What have your biggest challenges been?

• What Coach Education workshops would you like?

• What other support would you like?

• How would you define a successful season?

• What does a positive experience look like?

• What does a negative experience look like?

o Coach/Parent/Players o Kids Left out

• The role you play

• Red Flag Process/Coach shout outs

• 12 Strategies to enhance our junior

*Changing the Game *

- Game Day Coaching - Coaching Youth Football – rules/bylaws

- Tackling (Junior and Youth separate) - Kicking

- New Coaches - Coaching Ruck/Stoppages (Youth Only)

- Engaging Parents - Fundamentals

- Behaviour management - Positional Craft (Youth Only)

- Coaching Females ` - Strength and Conditioning – Injury Prevention

- Effective Training Sessions

• Coach for fun and development

AUSKICK & JUNIOR SYMPOSIUM

2019 YOUTH FOOTBALL SYMPOSIUM

YOUTH COMPETITION LAUNCH

SHAUN HUGHES & DAVE FARTHING

2018 PARTICIPATION FIGURES

Club NAB AFL Auskick Club Football School Football Pathway

852 4,190 12,709 12 JUNIOR CLUBS

1,825 725 1,125

Changing the Game

Changing the Game