FIELD DIAGRAM FOR JUNIOR A
Each field is 2 tennis courts & has a goal at one end & cones to mark the goal at the other end. The
two fields are separated by one length of novaflo.
The 16 yard line/ATTACKING ZONE is marked by orange cones at both ends. A goal can be scored
anywhere in the ATTACKING ZONE shown below - & umpires will agree to a 16 yard area at the
other end prior to the start of the game.
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FIELD DIAGRAM FOR JUNIOR B
Back line
GOAL
Ball out over back line by
attacking team = FREE HIT to
defenders on 10 metre line top of attacking zone
Ball out over back line by
defending team = LONG CORNER
to attacking team 3m from back
corner. No direct shot on goal
allowed, autopass allowed
ATTACKING ZONE
shown here in yellow
area
If the ball hits a player’s feet/is kicked
& an advantage is gained then a FREE
HIT against them is awarded.
If no advantage is gained, play on.
*If the ball is hitting players’ feet
consistently, then explain what they
are doing wrong.
White tape/markings on novaflo at
edge of field is ATTACKING ZONE
GOALS CAN BE SCORED ANYWHERE
IN THIS ZONE
Halfway line – the game
starts here with an autopass or pass to a teammember
LEFT WING
CENTRE FORWARD
Encourage players to
stay in position – this will
hopefully stop them
‘bunching’ – if it doesn’t
then separate them,
award a FREE HIT & tell
them to stay spread out
LEFT HALF/BACK
From a free hit or auto-pass,
the opposition must be 3
metres or more away
There is no ‘out’ along the
sideline so spectators must
stand back from the novaflo.
If the ball is hit & it jumps
over the novaflo a FREE HIT is
awarded to the other team
near where it went out
RIGHT WING
RIGHT HALF/BACK
CENTRE HALF/BACK
ATTACKING ZONE
shown here in yellow
area
No goalie although players
can rush back to defend
GOAL
If a defender infringes in
ATTACKING ZONE, the
attacking team takes a hit
just outside the 10m zone at
a point in line with the
infringement. Another
attacker’s stick must hit the
ball before a goal is scored.
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