CFFA NATIONAL TITLES 2018 Brisbane - Information Pack - CFA Sydney
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About Christian Football Federation Australia is the peak body for Christian Football Associations in Australia who work together to promote our brand of the world game. We exist to provide an environment through which people can come to know the Lord Jesus Christ through playing football which is competitive and played in a friendly spirit. Mission - To use football to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ through contact with people who wouldn't normally go into a Church - To witness through actions and behaviour to non-Christians - To develop friendships with non-Christians with the aim to share the Good News The CFFA National Titles is an annual event held for all Christian & Churches Associations in Australia & New Zealand, at the end of September. All confederations come together to provide the “Best of the Best” teams to play and enjoy football during the tournament. The competition creates friendships, sportsmanship and fellowships together with some exciting matches across the various age groups. The competitions hosted are: Male: Under 14, Under 16, Under 18, Under 23 & All Age Female: Under 16 and All Age Venue – Dolphin Stadium and Redcliffe Police Citizens and Youth Centre Klingner Road Scarborough Queensland Christian Soccer Association has been chosen to host the 2018 tournament and with this will host approx. 34 teams from throughout Australasia. For further information – contact Andrew Haddock 0421052767 or email: Repsoccer@qcsa.org,.au There is an Opening Celebration and service to open proceedings at 3.30pm on Sunday 30th September to be held at Southern Cross Catholic College 307 Scarborough Rd, Scarborough QLD 4020 The closing Celebration will be held in the main stadium at the end of the day on 4th October following the final game to conclude the Titles. Page | 2
Program Sunday 30th Sept - Opening The Tournament will begin with an Opening Celebration at 3.30pm on Sunday 30th September to be held at Southern Cross Catholic College 307 Scarborough Rd, Scarborough QLD 4020. All teams, officials, local dignitaries, and sponsors will be in attendance, A current Olympian has been invited to attend and give their story. - Monday 1st Oct - From 8:30 AM - Team Photographs – a separate program will be supplied - Player action photographs during the day & night - From 9:00 AM – Competition commences - 12:00 AM – 1:30 PM Lunch – lunch box style – - Team Managers to pick up from appointed areas. (TBA) - Special dietary needs will be labelled and separated for individuals. - - 2pm Walking Football Demonstration - - 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM sit down Dinner will be served in Dolphins League Club Function Rooms. Ist Floor. (Players and officials will not have access into the main club area). - Dinner times will be allocated according to the draw(TBA) - special diets will be served separately - 9:15 PM – Day 1 competition concludes Tuesday 2nd Oct - From 8:30 AM - Team Photographs – a separate program will be supplied - Player action photographs during the day & night - From 9:00 AM – Competition commences - 12:00 AM – 1:30 PM Lunch – lunch box style – - Team Managers to pick up from appointed areas. (TBA) - Special dietary needs will be labelled and separated for individuals. Roar Football Club Page | 3
- 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM sit down Dinner will be served in Dolphins League Club Function Rooms. Ist Floor. (Players and officials will not have access into the main club area). - Dinner times will be allocated according to the draw(TBA) - special diets will be served separately - 9:15 PM – Day 1 competition concludes Wednesday 27th Sept - Player action photographs during the day & night - From 9:00 AM – Competition commences - 12:00 AM – 1:30 PM Lunch – lunch box style – - Team Managers to pick up from appointed areas. (TBA) - Special dietary needs will be labelled and separated for individuals. - - 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM sit down Dinner will be served in Dolphins League Club Function Rooms. Ist Floor. (Players and officials will not have access into the main club area). - Dinner times will be allocated according to the draw(TBA) - special diets will be served separately - 9:15 PM – Day 1 competition concludes Thursday 28th September – Grand Finals day - From 9:00 AM – Player action photographs during the day - From 8:00 AM – Competition Finals commence - 12:00 AM – 1:30 PM Lunch – lunch box style – - Team Managers to pick up from appointed areas. (TBA) - Special dietary needs will be labelled and separated for individuals. - Closing ceremony at completion of last game (6:15pm) - For those still in accommodation Dinner times will be allocated according to the draw(TBA). special diets will be served separately. - All teams to return their water bottle holders prior to returning to your Accommodation. A $30 charge will apply for non-returns. Page | 4
Facilities Venues - Are Alcohol & Smoke free - Top class playing surfaces - See site aerial map for easy to locate directions – back of this pack - Shoes are required inside the Dining area at Dolphins and PCYC. - Players will not be permitted into the main club areas. Field Technical Areas – Player Interchange - Is to be used by team interchange and Team Coach plus Team manager. These areas will be marked out – please inform your team officials to wear their official ID Card handed out on arrival. - Ice for player injuries will be stored in an esky near the field, - Each field will have a field official who will be dressed in an orange volunteer’s polo shirt and cap. These officials are there to assist officials and team staff, and spectators Non acceptable behaviour on sidelines will be reported. Team Photos - Teams to assemble at Flagpoles in area adjacent to Field No. 2 warm up area – see separate roster - If teams miss pre-booked times – please contact the office for a reschedule later on Day 1. It is important not to miss your allocation Water - Teams will be provided with refillable water bottles when they arrive at the fields - Managers to collect from the Tournament Office from 8.30 on Monday - Water bottles will be issued in bottle carriers. These carriers must be returned to Tournament Office on Day 4. Carriers not returned will be charged back to their Association - Players and team officials are to keep their bottles as a souvenir. - Players must write their names on their bottles with a permanent marker which will be handed to each team manager. - Water is to be obtained from the refill stations situated on all fields. Page | 5
Tournament Office - Is situated under the uncovered Grand Stand. - Will assist with all issues in relation to the tournament and Venue. - Competition Draw and results will also be published on a Board outside this room. Spectator Food locations - Redcliffe Leagues Club. - PCYC Canteen. - Canteen at Talobilla Fields. Laundry Facilities - An offsite Laundry service can be booked - $55 per team and that includes pick up at 9.30pm and it would be dropped back at 6.15am the following morning. - Kits would be sorted and folded and socks paired up. - Would also need to get atleast 10 teams a night (across multiple associations) to make this viable. - Team Rest Areas - The main Grand stand at field one is under cover and has seating for about 5000. - Shade covers will be positioned around Talobilla Park along with access to large trees. - PCYC has under cover areas along with large shade trees. First Aid - Field 1 - First Aid Room at Talobilla Park - First Aid Marques at PCYC - Volunteer Ground Officials have two-way communications to cover incidents on all fields. - Where a head injury is sustained by a player, First Aid will determine if player can return to the playing field or be referred to a medical practitioner or hospital to obtain a medical clearance to play further matches. Page | 6
Hospitals Redcliffe Hospital 1.8 klm - Anzac Avenue Redcliffe Queensland 4020 Peninsula Private Hospital 1.7 klm - Corner George & Florence Streets, Kippa-Ring Physio - - Dolphins Health Precinct is a complete approach to fitness and wellbeing for the Redcliffe and surrounding suburbs. - The aquatic and fitness centre continue to grow in popularity, and Dolphins Health Precinct strives to be better and achieve as much as possible. Dolphins Health Precinct has won numerous awards, which is a fantastic achievement and a compliment to the dedication of the staff and the state-of-the-art facilities. Shopping Dolphins Coles Shopping Centre Next to the Stadium Public Transport - Check the Journey Planner on https://jp.translink.com.au/plan-your-journey/journey-planner/ Page | 7
Players Code of Conduct • At all times play with an attitude that upholds the aims and objectives of CFFA. Think of CFFA's and football's interests before your own. Encourage your team to play fairly at all times. Help others on the park to have as much enjoyment from the game as you do. • Play for the fun of it. Never set out to lose. If you do, you are cheating your opponents, deceiving those who are watching, and also fooling yourself. • PlayFair. Winning is without value if victory has been achieved unfairly or dishonestly. Cheating is easy, but brings no pleasure. Playing fair requires courage and character. It is also more satisfying. Fair play also has its reward, even when the game is lost. • Observe the Laws of the Game. All games need rules to guide them. Without rules there would be chaos. The rules governing our game are simple and easy to learn. Make an effort to learn them, so you understand the game better. By sticking to the rules you will enjoy your game more. • Respect Opponents, Team mates, Referees, Officials and Spectators. Fair Play means respect. Without opponents there can be no game. They have the same rights as you have, including the right to be respected. Your team mates are your colleagues. You form a team in which all members are equal. Referees are there to maintain discipline and fair play. Always accept their decisions without arguing, and help them to help you enjoy your game more. • Acceptdefeat with dignity. Nobody wins all the time. You will win some and you will lose some matches. Learn to lose graciously. Don't seek excuses for defeat. Genuine reasons will always be self-evident. Congratulate the winners with good grace. Don't blame the referee or anyone else. Determine to do better next time. Good losers earn more respect than bad winners. • Control your temper. Verbal abuse of officials or other players, deliberately distracting or provoking an opponent is not acceptable or permitted at CFFA sanctioned games. • Bea good sport. Applaud all good plays whether they are by your team or the opposition. • While staying at provided Accommodation, males are not permitted within female accommodation and vice versa. This is irrespective of being 'invited in' by the occupants. Nominated curfews at accommodation venues are to be observed. Disciplinary action will be taken by the CFFA for any breaches. • Will attend all events nominated as Compulsory by the CFFA. Disciplinary action will be taken by the CFFA for any breaches. • Reject Corruption, Drugs, Racism and Violence. Watch out and report to officials any evidence of these things on and off the park at our games. Treat all players and everyone else equally, regardless of their skin colour, religious beliefs or origin. Page | 8
• Honour those who defend and uphold the aims and objectives of CFFA. The good name of football and CFFA has survived because the vast majority of people who support and play in our competitions are honest and fair. Sometimes somebody does something exceptional that deserves our special recognition. They should be honoured and their fine example made public. This encourages others to act in the same way and to promote the confederation members by publicising its good deeds. •Iagree to abide by the Christian Football Federation of Australia's players code of conduct whilst representing my member federation or district or federation at events sanctioned by the CFFA. • Players Name • Players Signature STATE TEAM NOMINA TION FORM 7 Including Medical - Photographic/Media C Page | 9
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