Central Gippsland
Junior Football League Inc.
PRESIDENT
Craig Skinner
0409 937 076
[email protected]
Leaders in Junior Football
SECRETARY
Charles Weir
0409 436 458
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.cgjfl.vcfl.com.au
2015 HANDBOOK
Including 2014 Annual Report
The victorious Central Gippsland Under 14 Team in 2014 –
Coached by David Nutt
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P.O. Box 20 Newborough Vic 3825
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LEAGUE OFFICIALS - 2015
President
Craig Skinner
0409 937 076 (mobile)
[email protected]
Vice President
Darryl McGannon
0409 151 463 (mobile)
[email protected]
Treasurer
Leah Maslen
(03) 51 27 6830
0416 276 831
[email protected]
Secretary
Charles Weir
7 Ollerton Avenue
Newborough, Vic 3825
(03) 51 73 3020 (work) 0409 436 458 (mobile)
FAX (03) 51 73 3003
[email protected]
Executive Members
Christian Burgess, Gary Maslen, Ken Hutchinson
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2015 CLUB CONTACTS
Hill End & Grove Rovers (1980)
Secretary:- Louise Paul
0418 548 875
Carolyn Balfour0447 352 356
[email protected]
Hill End & Grove Rovers JFC
PO Box
Willow Grove 3825
Leongatha (2001)
Secretary:- Sally Mc Grath 0418 176 722
[email protected]
PO Box 27
Leongatha Vic 3953
Moe Lions (1972)
Secretary:- Danielle Daley (03) 51 26 1337 0417 330 509
[email protected]
Moe Lions JFC
10 Leadbeater Mews
Newborough, Vic 3825
Mirboo North (1992)
Secretary:- Julie Lewis
(03) 56 68 1681
0414 988 126
[email protected]
Mirboo North JFC
P.O.Box 37
Mirboo North, Vic 3871
Morwell Tigers (2003)
Secretary:- Keith Kerstjens 0400 860 257
[email protected]
Morwell Tigers JFC
PO BOX 496
Morwell, Vic 3840
Morwell Youth Club (2003)
Secretary:- Jenni Williams 0407 347 471
[email protected]
[email protected]
Morwell Youth Club JFC
P.O.Box 550
Morwell, Vic 3840
Newborough JFC (1972)
Secretary:- Clare Plozza
0408 592 106
[email protected]
PO BOX 94
Newborough Vic 3825
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2015 CLUB CONTACTS
Trafalgar (1972)
Secretary:- Yvette Templeton 0407 863 225
[email protected]
Trafalgar JFC
P.O.Box 287
Trafalgar, Vic 3824
Yallourn North (1971-1982) 1986Secretary:-Kat Metcalf- Holt 0455 446 089
[email protected]
Yallourn North JFC
c/o Post Office
Yallourn North, Vic 3825
Yinnar (2003)
Secretary:-Scott Mc Cafferty 0407 985 300
[email protected]
Yinnar JFC
P.O. Box 26
Yinnar, Vic 3869
2015 OTHER CONTACTS
Mid Gippsland FL Secretary
Rod Lucas
0412 419 678
[email protected]
Gippsland FL Secretary
Matt Ogilvie
[email protected]
Gippsland Power Football Mgnr
Stan Morgan
03 51 348133
[email protected]
Gippsland Power Region Mgnr
Peter Francis
0419 103 177
[email protected]
Gippsland Power Coach
Leigh Brown
(03) 51 34 8133
[email protected]
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Auskick Co-ordinator,
Latrobe Region
Rob Reid
(03) 51 34 8133
FAX – (03) 51 34 1855
[email protected]
Gippsland Office
2015 AFL GIPPSLAND CONTACTS
Region General Manager
Travis Switzer
0418 454 886
[email protected]
Football Development Manager
Rob Reid
0409 139 099
[email protected]
Football Development Manager
Chelsea Caple
0407 406 096
[email protected]
Football Development Manager
Ryan Evans
0447 993 427
[email protected]
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2015 CLUB COACHES
Under 10’s
Under 12’s
Under 14’s
Darren King
0408 174 011
Paul Mann
0402 931 668
Al Fixter
0458 625 362
Rohan Michael
0428 571 102
Hill End & Grove Rovers
Steven Blackshaw
0448 806 489
Leongatha
TBA
0409 151 463
Moe Maroon
Mathew Howlett/Mark Walsh
0400 054 489 /0428 564 008
Andrew Pearce
0429 149 553
Paul Walsh
0427 273 555
Moe Blues
Gary Edwards
0427 834 066
Wayne Summersgill/M.Smorgavec
0427 555 506/ 0400 099 601
Dean Julin
0403 311 635
Mirboo North
Brett Bishop
0414 887 034
Ang Cannizzo
0488 222 690
Steve Kennedy
0418 357 377
Morwell Tigers
Keith Kerstjens
0400 860 257
Todd Miller
0413 782 257
Dave Arnold
0402 337 713
Morwell Youth Club
Marc Cheffers
0411 125 792
Daryl Couling
0411 112 979
John Noblett
0407 061 068
Newborough Reds
Laurie Plunkett
0417 536 622
Daryl Griggs
0407 602 598
Craig Skinner
0409 937 076
Newborough Blues
Stephen Rock
0413 149 581
Brendon Puddy
0427 328 038
Trafalgar
Kevin Hennessy
0428 342 400
Paul Connolly
0413 335 754
Christian Burgess
0447 332 918
Yallourn North
Jamie Smith
0409 987 305
Luke Holt
0455 440 230
Wayne Paulet
0457 716 561
Yinnar
Julien Schill
0427 404 004
Brian Renwick
0412 731 203
Michael Hall
0421 281 807
Jack Brincat/Jimmy Grant
0427 654 445 / 0478 139 751
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CENTRAL GIPPSLAND JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE
GAME STARTING TIMES
Friday Games
 Under 10’s
 Under 12’s
 Under 14’s
5.30pm
6.30pm
7.15pm
Saturday Games
 Under 10’s
 Under 12’s
 Under 14’s
9.00am
10.00am
11.15am
Sunday Games
 Under 10’s
 Under 12’s
 Under 14’s
10.45am
11.45am
1.00pm
TIMEKEEPING PROCEDURE
Length of Quarters
Under 10’s 10 minutes
Under 12’s 12 minutes
Under 14’s 15 minutes
Quarter Breaks for all Age Groups
 Quarter-Time
3 minutes
 Half-Time
5 minutes
 Three Quarter-Time 3 minutes
Timekeepers are to “sound the warning siren” 1 minute prior to the
resumption of each Quarter. (as per Item 3.6 of the CGJFL By-Laws)
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CENTRAL GIPPSLAND JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE
MEETING DATES for the 2015 SEASON
Monday 16th March
Monday 11th May
Monday 13th July
Monday 17th August Vote Count Night (Senior Club Rooms 7.00pm)
Monday 9th November 43 Annual General Meeting
All Meetings will commence at 7.30pm and will be held in the Gert Mahoney
Room at the Morwell Football Ground in Travers Street, Morwell.
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Energy Australia
Central Gippsland Junior Football League Inc.
DRAW 2015
Last Updated 11 February 2015
Date
Sat-18-Apr-15
Sun-19-Apr-15
Sun-19-Apr-15
Sun-19-Apr-15
Sun-19-Apr-15
Sun-19-Apr-15
Round 1
Mirboo North v Leongatha
Hill End v Tigers
Yallourn North v Yinnar
Trafalgar v Newborough Blues
Moe Blues v Moe Maroons
Newborough Reds v Youth Club
Venue
Mirboo North Rec Reserve
Willow Grove Rec Reserve
Yallourn Town Oval
Trafalgar Football Ground
Racecourse 1, Moe
Newborough Football Ground
Date
Sun-26-Apr-15
Sun-26-Apr-15
Sun-26-Apr-15
Sun-26-Apr-15
Sun-26-Apr-15
Sun-26-Apr-15
Round 2
Tigers v Youth Club
Moe Maroons v Newborough Reds
Moe Blues v Newborough Blues
Yallourn North v Trafalgar
Yinnar v Leongatha
Hill End v Mirboo North
Venue
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Racecourse 1, Moe
Racecourse 2, Moe
Yallourn Town Oval
Yinnar Junior Football Ground
Willow Grove Rec Reserve
Date
Sat-02-May-15
Sat-02-May-15
Sun-03-May-15
2 or 3 May
Sun-03-May-15
Sun-03-May-15
Round 3
Mirboo North v Tigers
Yinnar v Hill End
Youth Club v Moe Maroons
Newborough Reds v Newborough Blues
Trafalgar v Leongatha
Moe Blues v Yallourn North
Venue
Mirboo North Rec Reserve
Yinnar Junior Football Ground
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Newborough Football Ground
Trafalgar Football Ground
Racecourse 1, Moe
9th-10th May - No GAMES - Mothers Day Weekend
Date
Sat-16-May-15
Sun-17-May-15
Sun-17-May-15
Sun-17-May-15
Sun-17-May-15
Sun-17-May-15
Round 4
Yinnar v Mirboo North
Tigers v Moe Maroons
Newborough Blues v Youth Club
Yallourn North v Newborough Reds
Leongatha v Moe Blues
Hill End v Trafalgar
Date
Sat-23-May-15
Sun-24-May-15
Sun-24-May-15
Sun-24-May-15
Sun-24-May-15
Sun-24-May-15
Round 5
Tigers v Yinnar
Trafalgar v Mirboo North
Moe Blues v Hill End
Leongatha v Newborough Reds
Youth Club v Yallourn North
Moe Maroons v Newborough Blues
Venue
Yinnar Junior Football Ground
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Newborough Football Ground
Yallourn Town Oval
Leongatha Junior Oval
Willow Grove Rec Reserve
Venue
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Trafalgar Football Ground
Racecourse 1, Moe
Leongatha Junior Oval
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Racecourse 2, Moe
Date
Round 6
Venue
Sat-30-May-15
Yinnar v Trafalgar
Yinnar Junior Football Ground
Sun-31-May-15
Leongatha v Youth Club
Leongatha Junior Oval
Sun-31-May-15
Newborough Blues v Tigers
Newborough Football Ground
Sun-31-May-15
Yallourn North v Moe Maroons
Yallourn Town Oval
Sun-31-May-15
Hill End v Newborough Reds
Willow Grove Rec Reserve
Sun-31-May-15
Mirboo North v Moe Blues
Mirboo North Rec Reserve
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6th-7th June - No GAMES - Queens Birthday Day Weekend
Date
Sun-14-Jun-15
Sun-14-Jun-15
Sun-14-Jun-15
Sun-14-Jun-15
Sun-14-Jun-15
Sun-14-Jun-15
Round 7
Youth Club v Trafalgar
Hill End v Yallourn North
Newborough Blues v Mirboo North
Moe Maroons v Yinnar
Leongatha v Tigers
Moe Blues v Newborough Reds
Venue
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Willow Grove Rec Reserve
Newborough Football Ground
Racecourse 1, Moe
Leongatha Junior Oval
Racecourse 2, Moe
Date
Sat-20-Jun-15
Sun-21-Jun-15
Sun-21-Jun-15
Sun-21-Jun-15
Sun-21-Jun-15
Sun-21-Jun-15
Round 8
Youth Club v Mirboo North
Leongatha v Newborough Blues
Hill End v Moe Maroons
Tigers v Yallourn North
Newborough Reds v Yinnar
Trafalgar v Moe Blues
Venue
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Leongatha Junior Oval
Willow Grove Rec Reserve
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Newborough Football Ground
Trafalgar Football Ground
Date
Sat-27-Jun-15
Sat-27-Jun-15
Sun-28-Jun-15
Sun-28-Jun-15
Sun-28-Jun-15
Sun-28-Jun-15
Round 9
Yinnar v Youth Club
Newborough Reds v Trafalgar
Tigers v Moe Blues
Mirboo North v Moe Maroons
Newborough Blues v Hill End
Yallourn North v Leongatha
Venue
Yinnar Junior Football Ground
Newborough Football Ground
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Mirboo North Rec Reserve
Newborough Football Ground
Yallourn Town Oval
4th-5th July - No GAMES - SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
Date
Sat-11-Jul-15
Sun-12-Jul-15
Sun-12-Jul-15
Sun-12-Jul-15
Sun-12-Jul-15
Sun-12-Jul-15
Round 10
Newborough Reds v Mirboo North
Youth Club v Hill End
Moe Blues v Yinnar
Trafalgar v Tigers
Moe Maroons v Leongatha
Newborough Blues v Yallourn North
Venue
Newborough Football Ground
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Racecourse 1, Moe
Trafalgar Football Ground
Racecourse 2, Moe
Newborough Football Ground
Date
Sat-18-Jul-15
Sat-18-Jul-15
Sun-19-Jul-15
Sun-19-Jul-15
Sun-19-Jul-15
Sun-19-Jul-15
Round 11
Mirboo North v Yallourn North
Yinnar v Newborough Blues
Youth Club v Moe Blues
Newborough Reds v Tigers
Moe Maroons v Trafalgar
Leongatha v Hill End
Venue
Mirboo North Rec Reserve
Yinnar Junior Football Ground
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Newborough Football Ground
Racecourse 1, Moe
Leongatha Junior Oval
Date
Sat-25-Jul-15
Sun-26-Jul-15
Sun-26-Jul-15
Sun-26-Jul-15
Sun-26-Jul-15
Sun-26-Jul-15
Round 12
Yinnar v Trafalgar
Leongatha v Youth Club
Newborough Reds v Newborough Blues
Moe Blues v Tigers
Mirboo North v Moe Maroons
Hill End v Yallourn North
Venue
Yinnar Junior Football Ground
Leongatha Junior Oval
Newborough Football Ground
Racecourse 1, Moe
Mirboo North Rec Reserve
Willow Grove Rec Reserve
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Date
Sat-01-Aug-15
Sun-02-Aug-15
Sun-02-Aug-15
Sun-02-Aug-15
Sun-02-Aug-15
Sun-02-Aug-15
Round 13
Tigers v Hill End
Trafalgar v Newborough Reds
Newborough Blues v Leongatha
Youth Club v Yinnar
Moe Maroons v Moe Blues
Yallourn North v Mirboo North
Venue
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Trafalgar Football Ground
Newborough Football Ground
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Racecourse 1, Moe
Yallourn Town Oval
Date
Sun-09-Aug-15
Sun-09-Aug-15
Sun-09-Aug-15
Sun-09-Aug-15
Sun-09-Aug-15
Sun-09-Aug-15
Round 14
Tigers v Newborough Reds
Trafalgar v Youth Club
Newborough Blues v Moe Blues
Mirboo North v Hill End
Moe Maroons v Leongatha
Yallourn North v Yinnar
Venue
Northern Reserve, Morwell
Trafalgar Football Ground
Newborough Football Ground
Mirboo North Rec Reserve
Racecourse 1, Moe
Yallourn Town Oval
2015 Finals Series
Date
Sun-16-Aug-15
Sun-23-Aug-15
Sun-30-Aug-15
Sun-06-Sep-15
Qualifying & Elimination Finals
1st & 2nd Semi Finals
Preliminary Final
Grand Final
Venue
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
JUNIOR CARNIVAL at SALE - Under 12's & 14's ONLY
Tuesday 30th June & Wednesday 1st July, Grand Final Sunday 5th July
Possible TRAINING DATES FOR THE JUNIOR CARNIVAL SQUAD TEAMS
Sun-17-May-15
at ????
Sun-24-May-15
at ????
Sun-31-May-15
at ????
Sun-14-Jun-15
at ????
Sun-21-Jun-15
at ????
Sun-28-Jun-15
at ????
Notes
LEVEL 1 COACHING COURSES - Sunday 22nd March at SALE & Sunday 29th March at Korumburra
*** indicates - Yinnar home games where Yinnar Seniors play the same day
Saturday Starting Tmes
Under 10's - 9.00am
Under 12's - 10.00am
Under 14's - 11.15am
Sunday Starting Times
Under 10's - 10.45am
Under 12's - 11.45am
Under 14's - 1.00pm
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CENTRAL GIPPSLAND JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE
RESULTS PROCEDURE 2015
This procedure has been written to ensure that ALL CGJFL Clubs are aware of what is required in
relation to Game Day Results and that a consistent approach is followed by all. In order for this
system to work properly it will be a League Requirement that ALL Clubs use ONLY the
Teamsheet printed off the League Website system.
PRIOR to the GAME
Both the HOME & AWAY Clubs will be required to update the Current Round Teamsheets for all
of their Age Groups on the Website. Suggest that you take “Three” (3) copies of each Teamsheet
to the Game on the day. (1 copy for your own Team records and 1 for the League and 1 for the
Umpires).
AFTER the GAME
The AWAY Team will complete the Teamsheet and then hand it to the Home Team’s
representative for input into the Match Results section on the Website. This Teamsheet MUST
include the 6 Best Players on the day & ALL Goal Kickers, regardless of the score. The Home
Team should check this when received, and immediately follow up if the Teamsheet is not
completed correctly.
The HOME Team will also complete their own Team’s Teamsheet complete with their 6 Best
Players & ALL Goal Kickers. The Home Team will ensure that they have received the Teamsheet
from the Away Team. The Home Team will then be responsible for entering the Game Results
into the Match Results section on the Website in a timely manner (see below). DO NOT ADJUST
SCORES FOR THE MERCY RULE (the League Scoring Secretary will be responsible for this).
DELIVERY of RESULTS
All Results will need to be entered in the ‘Match Results’ section by 6.00pm on Sunday (or earlier
if possible) to allow the Scoring Secretary enough time to adjust any Results back to the agreed
Mercy Rule margins and to meet the Latrobe Valley Express deadline for entry of results for the
Thursday edition.
Once the results have been entered onto the Website the Teamsheets are to be submitted via email
to [email protected] as an image or PDF format or a clear photo image of the Teamsheet can
be sent via mobile phone to 0407 876 122.
The Home Team is required to deliver the following to the League Secretary in a timely manner: Match day Checklist (1) – This may not be required as expected to be on-line this year

Umpire Vote Cards League (3) one per age group & Most Disciplined Club Awards (3)

Goal Umpire Cards (6) 2 per age group – one for the home team and one for the away team

Timekeeping Cards (6) 2 per age group – one for the home team and one for the away team

Copies of any new Registration Forms
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FOX SPORT RESULTS DATA ENTRY
The home team is required to have entered all match day results prior to 6pm Match Day. Copies
of team sheets and Scores to be emailed to the Score Secretary Sharyn Newton at
[email protected] or a clear photo of individual team sheets sent via smart phone to Sharyn’s
phone number 0407 876 122. ALL original Score Cards and Team Sheets to be sent to the League
Secretary, Charles Weir at 7 Ollerton Avenue,Newborough, Vic 3825.
PRE GAME
Amend both home and away team sheets.
o Omit children who did not play on the day.
o Include children’s name and jumper numbers who have been added to team sheets.
o Update jumper numbers if required.
o Update Team officials.
POST GAME
Go to Sporting Pulse, select "Comp Management" tab & select "Match Results":
o Enter Scores.
o Enter Goals.
o Enter best 1 to 6. (must)
o Ensure FoxSport score entries reflect match day score cards and team sheets.
(Should there be any discrepancies with scores, score cards and/or team sheets
not matching), it is the responsibility of the respective clubs to liaise with each
other prior to entering their data. – see club contact details in Handbook).
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ENERGY AUSTRALIA
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
2014 Officials:
President: Craig Skinner
Vice President: Darryl Mc Gannon
Secretary: Charles Weir
Scoring Secretary: Sharyn Newton
Treasurer: Leah Maslen
Executive Members: Christian Burgess, Gary Maslen,
Ken Hutchinson
Major Sponsor:
EnergyAustralia
Associate
Sponsors:
Victorian Workcover Authority
Worksafe AFL Victoria Country
Member Clubs:
Hill End & Grove Rovers, Leongatha, Moe Lions,
Mirboo North, Morwell Tigers, Morwell Youth Club,
Newborough, Trafalgar, Yallourn North, Yinnar.
Life Members:
Phil Felstead, Gerry Morrissey (dec), Keith “Hoot”
Gibson (dec), Kelvin “Ned” Scott (dec), Murray
Carpenter (dec), Ron McColl, Ron Michie, Paul Erbs,
Wayne Tunks, Laurie Plunkett(dec), Laurie “Truck”
Williams, Gordon Cantwell, and Charles Weir.
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Central Gippsland Junior Football League Inc.
Executive Officers since 1972
YEAR – PRESIDENT
SECRETARY/TREASURER
1972 Ludwig Krznaric
1973 Ludwig Krznaric
1974 Ted Jenkins
1975 Ted Jenkins
1976 Ted Jenkins
1977 Ted Jenkins
1978 Ted Jenkins
1979 Ted Jenkins
1980 Gerry Bright
1981 Gerry Bright
1982 Gerry Bright
1983 Cyril Chaproniero
1984 Ron Keilty
1985 Wayne Tunks
1986 Wayne Tunks / Steve Mayes
1987 Steve Mayes
1988 Peter Enzinger
1989 Peter Enzinger
1990 Peter Enzinger
1991 Ron Michie
1992 Ron Michie
1993 Ron Michie
1994 Chris Short
1995 Chris Short
1996 Chris Short
1997 Jefferson Welsh
1998 Joe Piper
1999 Joe Piper
2000 Ian McCabe
2001 Ian McCabe
2002 Wayne Tunks
2003 Ivan Whittle
2004 Peter Clark
2005 Peter Clark
2006 Gary Tatterson
2007 Gary Tatterson
2008 Darren Brock
2009 Darren Brock
2010 Keith Pickering
2011 Keith Pickering
2012 Lachlan Sim
2013 Darren Anderson
2014 Craig Skinner
Phil Felstead
Phil Felstead
Phil Felstead
Phil Felstead
Phil Felstead
Phil Felstead
Phil Felstead
Phil Felstead
Phil Felstead
Cyril Chaproniero
Cyril Chaproniero
Cliff Stephens
Ron Michie
Peter Marks
Peter Marks
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Paul Erbs
Ian McCabe
Ian McCabe / Marianne Hardy
Gordon Cantwell / Sue Bennett
Gordon Cantwell / Denise Tunks
Gordon Cantwell / Sue Bennett
Gordon Cantwell / Sue Bennett
Gordon Cantwell / Christine Clark
Gordon Cantwell / Lis Keilty
Gordon Cantwell / Lis Keilty
Gordon Cantwell / Lis Keilty
Charles Weir / Lis Keilty
Charles Weir / Natalie Lambos
Charles Weir / Natalie Lambos
Charles Weir / Natalie Lambos
Charles Weir / Leah Maslen
Charles Weir / Leah Maslen
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The Past 10 Years in the CGJFL
2004 Former Yallourn North Champion Peter Clark became President, Gary Vonk,
Vice President, Gordon Cantwell Secretary/Treasurer, Sue Bennett and Gaye
Jenkins Ordinary Members. Yarragon Junior Football Club left the CGJFL for the
Warragul District JFL. Boolarra Junior Football ceased being due to no players.
International Power was the sponsor for the East-West. Newborough Bulldogs won
the Under 10's Grand Final by 26pts against Trafalgar, Leongatha became Premiers
and Champions in the Under 12's against the gallant Newborough Bulldogs by 68pts
and Leongatha also took out the Under 14's beating Hill End who were in their first
ever Grand Final in CGJFL or MGJFL.
2005 The Executive was the same as 2004 except for Christine Clark, who took over
the Treasurer’s position. It was the first time both Hill End and Mirboo North had
Under 10's in the competition. Trafalgar won the Under 10's when they defeated the
new Hill End team by just 1pt. Leongatha again took out the Under 12's and also the
Under 14's.
2006 Gary Tatterson became the President, Gary Vonk Vice President, Gordon
Cantwell Secretary, Lis Keilty Treasurer and Gaye Jenkins an Ordinary Member.
We had 13 clubs but Yallourn North could not field an Under 14's. The League had
a new Major Sponsor in TRU-Energy Yallourn. The CGJFL Under 14's won the
Junior carnival in its first year and the Premiers were Newborough Bulldogs in the
Under 10's against Hill End by 25pts and Leongatha defeated Mirboo North in the
Under 12’s and Leongatha also won in the Under 14’s defeating the Newborough
Bulldogs.
2007 Gary Tatterson was again the President, Gordon Cantwell the Secretary, Lis
Keilty the Treasurer and Executive Members in Gaye Jenkins and Tony Murphy.
Charles Weir came on board as Non-Executive Publicity Officer. Newborough
Bulldogs made it back-to-back in the Under 10's beating Mirboo North by 12 points,
while Mirboo North beat Leongatha in the Under 12's by 6 points, which prevented
Leongatha from winning 6 in a row. The Under 14's again went to Leongatha by 30
points against the valiant Youth Club. It was Leongatha's fourth Premiership in a
row in the Under 14's.
2008 Darren Brock was elected as President, Gordon Cantwell the Secretary, Lis
Keilty the Treasurer, Vicki Cowen as Vice President and Executive Members in
Nick Kelly. Charles Weir was still the Non-Executive Publicity Officer. Morwell
Youth Club were Premiers and Champions in the Under 10’s and it was the Club’s
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first ever CGJFL Premiership. Morwell Youth Club defeated Newborough Bulldogs
by 39 points. Newborough Bulldogs won the Under 12’s by 27 points against
Yinnar. The Under 14's again went to Leongatha by 30 points, this time against
Newborough Bulldogs. It was Leongatha's fifth Premiership in a row in the Under
14's.
2009 Darren Brock was again the President, Charles Weir began as Secretary,
replacing Gordon Cantwell, Lis Keilty the Treasurer, Vicki Cowen as Vice President
and Executive Members in Nick Kelly. Newborough Bulldogs were victorious in the
Under 10's against Trafalgar by one point and also in the Under 12's against Mirboo
North by 27 points, and yes Leongatha again won the Under 14's, this time by 30
points against Newborough Bulldogs. Central Gippsland implemented a new format
in terms of being more competitive at the Gippsland Championships. Charles Weir
coached the Under 12's to its first win in many years and Craig Skinner took the
Under 14's to a Grand Final, where they were outclassed by a tremendous Sale side.
A number of boys from this team went on to play with Gippsland Power, eg Declan
Keilty, Liam Nash.
2010 Keith Pickering from Mirboo North was elected as President and his Vice
President (also from Mirboo North) was Dean Linforth. Charles Weir was again
Secretary, Natalie Lambos, Treasurer, and Craig Skinner an Executive Member.
Trafalgar took out the Under 10's premiership against Newborough Blues, The
Under 12's went to Leongatha again against the Newborough Blues and the Under
14's was won by Newborough Blues against Leongatha. 2010 was the year that
Newborough Bulldogs and Newborough Hawks merged to form 'one' Newborough
Club with two sides in each age group, known as Reds and Blues. Central
Gippsland Under 12's won the Gippsland Championships under the coaching of Paul
Mann from Hill End & Grove Rovers and the Under 14's were Runner's Up under
the guidance of Craig Skinner from Newborough. Craig Skinner from Newborough
was named Victorian Youth Coach of the Year.
2011 Keith Pickering from the Mirboo North JFC is again the President, with Mrs
Kathryn Richardson from Morwell Tigers agreeing to take on the role of Vice
President. The Treasurer is Mrs Natalie Lambos from Newborough JFC. The
Secretary is once again Charles Weir, also from the Newborough JFC. Newborough
Reds defeated Leongatha in the Under 10's; Leongatha turned the tables on
Newborough Reds in the Under 12's and Mirboo North won with the last kick of the
match against Newborough Blues. Central Gippsland Under 12's won the Gippsland
Championships under the coaching of Paul Mann from Hill End & Grove Rovers
and the Under 14's were Runner's Up under the guidance of Craig Skinner from
Newborough. Paul Mann from Hill End and Grove Rovers was named Victorian
Junior Coach of the Year.
Newborough was awarded Most Discipline Club for the league.
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2012 Lachlan Sim from the Moe Lions JFC is the President, with Mr Darren
Anderson from Yallourn North the Vice President. The Treasurer is once again Mrs
Natalie Lambos from Newborough JFC. The Secretary is Charles Weir, also from
the Newborough JFC. Leongatha won the U10’s by 5 points against Trafalgar;
Trafalgar won the Under 12's by 6 points against Leongatha (after the scores were
level at full-time) and U14’s was won by Leongatha against a gallant Moe Maroons
team and Trafalgar were victorious in the Under 12’s. 2012 was the year
that Moe Lions and Moe Saints merged to form 'one' Moe Lions JFC with two sides
in each age group, known as Maroons and Blues. Central Gippsland Under 14's won
the Gippsland Championships under the coaching of Warwick Baum from Hill End
& Grove Rovers. Charles Weir was awarded Life Membership of the Central
Gippsland Junior Football League.
Yallourn North was awarded Most Discipline Club for the league.
2013 Darren Anderson from the Yallourn North JFC is the President, with Mrs
Karen Baum from Hill End and Grove Rovers the Vice President. The Treasurer
Leah Maslen from Moe Lions. The Secretary is Charles Weir, from the Newborough
JFC. Leongatha won the U10’s by 8 points against Yinnar; Leongatha won the
Under 12's by 3 points against Newborough Reds and the U14’s was won by
Newborough Reds against Leongatha by 30 points. Central Gippsland Under 12's
won the Gippsland Championships under the coaching of Brad Michie from
Newborough and the Under 14's were Runner's Up with Warwick Baum of Hill End
and Grove Rovers still the coach. The year saw previous CGJFL players Sam
Skinner and Darnell Grech picked to play for U16's Victoria Country, with Sam
Skinner being named the Best Player of the Carnival and being selected in an AllAustralian team. Other notable players who the boys played against in the Gippsland
Championships at Under 14 level, were Nash Holmes and Josh Dunkley from
Sale. Tyler Morrow, Ben Ainsworth, Anthony Young and Brock Smith played in a
Victorian School Competition in Darwin.
Hill End & Grove Rovers was awarded Most Discipline Club for the league.
2014 Craig Skinner from Newborough JFC was President. Charles Weir from
Newborough JFC was Secretary and Leah Maslen Treasurer from Moe Lions.
Trafalgar Under 10s won the grand final defeating Leongatha, by three points.
Trafalgar also won the Under 12’s grand final defeating Youth Club by 12 points
with the final scores 29 points to 17 points. The Leongatha under 14’s had a big win
against Trafalgar 74 points to 28 points. Youth club organised the interleague
carnival for the league. The Central Gippsland Under 14 interleague team coached
by David Nutt were premiers in the Junior Carnival against the Alberton FL 2-12-24
to 1-2-8. The Under 12 interleague team coached by Wayne Paulet did not make
finals.
Mirboo North was awarded Most Discipline Club for the league.
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2014 AWARD WINNERS
BEST & FAIREST
Under 10’s
Runners Up
Jesse Burns (Leongatha)
Sebastian Perham (Morwell Tigers)
33 Votes
28 Votes
Under 12’s
Runners Up
Bayley Paul (Hill End)
Mathew Heywood (Moe Maroons)
27 Votes
26 Votes
Under 14’s
Runner Up
Grady Cocksedge (Trafalgar)
Nathan Balfour (Hill End)
34 Votes
29 Votes
GOAL KICKERS
Under 10’s
Jesse Burns (Leongatha)
29 Goals
Under 12’s
Cooper Burgess (Trafalgar)
25 Goals
Under 14’s
Aiden Lowater (Yallourn North)
31 Goals
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MOST DISCIPLINED IN EACH CLUB
Under 14’s
Under 14’s
Under 14’s
Under 14’s
Under 14’s
Under 14’s
Under 14’s
Under 14’s
Under 14’s
Under 12’s
Under 14’s
Under 14’s
Sarah Orton
Jye Gourlay
Ben Richards
John Renden
Billy O’Loughlin
Cody Kerstjens
Kade Bowie
William Frost
Jarryd Movchan
Riley White
Jake Redman
Nixon Hall
MOST DISCIPLINED CLUB AWARD
(Hill End)
(Leongatha)
(Moe Blues)
(Moe Maroons)
(Mirboo North)
(Morwell Tigers)
(Youth Club)
(Newborough Reds)
(Newborough Blues)
(Trafalgar)
(Yallourn North)
(Yinnar)
“MIRBOO NORTH”
“CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL AWARD WINNERS”
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BEST & FAIREST AWARD WINNERS
1972 Under 12’s Robert Gibson (Newborough Bulldogs)
1973 Under 12’s Robert Gibson (Newborough Bulldogs) & Michael Brosche
(Hernes Oak)
1974 Under 13’s Ian Bath (Moe Colts)
1975 Under 13’s Michael Giles (Newborough Hawks)
1976 Under 13’s Tony Price (St Kierans)
1977 Under 13’s Robert Sim (Newborough Hawks)
1978 Under 13’s Bradley Paulet (Yallourn North)
1979 Under 12’s Danny Beecroft (Hernes Oak)
1980 Under 10’s Aaron Edwards (Newborough Bulldogs)
Under 12’s Lachlan Sim (Newborough Hawks)
1981 Under 10’s Richard Adams (Newborough Hawks)
Under 12’s Lachlan Sim (Newborough Hawks)
1982 Under 11’s Robert Raymond (Newborough Hawks)
Under 13’s Lachlan Sim (Newborough Hawks)
1983 Under 11’s David Wilson (Moe City)
Under 13’s Darren Jones (Moe City)
1984 Under 11’s Adam Bek (Moe City)
Under 13’s Darren Ashworth (Moe City)
1985 Under 11’s Christian Burgess (Trafalgar)
Under 13’s Steven Blackshaw (Hill End & Grove Rovers)
1986 Under 11’s Bradley Michie (Newborough Bulldogs)
Under 13’s Grant Warfe (Newborough Bulldogs)
1987 Under 11’s Chaye Stevens (Moe Colts)
Under 13’s Paul Robertson (Trafalgar)
1988 Under 11’s Matt Forys (Moe City)
Under 13’s Brad Michie (Newborough Bulldogs)
1989 Under 11’s Troy Dwyer (Moe Saints)
Under 13’s Daniel Casey (Moe Saints) & Wayne Summersgill (Moe Colts)
1990 Under 11’s Jared Slater (Trafalgar)
Under 13’s Ashley Brown (Trafalgar)
1991 Under 11’s Clinton Rogers (Trafalgar)
Under 13’s Richard Wilson (Newborough Bulldogs)
1992 Under 11’s Peter Wilson (Newborough Bulldogs)
Under 13’s M Robertson (Yarragon)
1993 to 1999 there were no Best & Fairest Awards granted
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BEST & FAIREST AWARD WINNERS
2000 Under 12’s Ashley Ginders (Newborough Hawks)
Under 14’s Brad Atkinson (Moe Colts)
2001 Under 10’s Rhys Jacobs (Newborough Bulldogs)
Under 12’s Daniel Smith (Newborough Hawks)
Under 14’s Richard Horton (Hill End & Grove Rovers)
2002 Under 10’s Angus Hunter (Moe City)
Under 12’s Symon Lee (Moe Saints)
Under 14’s Marc Truscio (Leongatha)
2003 Under 10’s Aaron Wilson (Newborough Hawks)
Under 12’s Jake Munro (Newborough Bulldogs)
Under 14’s Brad Wedrowicz (Moe Saints)
2004 Under 10’s Hayden Farrell (Trafalgar)
Under 12’s Ryan Mills (Newborough Hawks)
Under 14’s Symon Lee (Moe Saints)
2005 Under 10’s Declan Keilty (Newborough Hawks)
Under 12’s Luke Thompson (Moe City)
Under 14’s Mannon Johnston (Morwell Youth Club)
2006 Under 10’s Bailey Young (Newborough Hawks)
Under 12’s Ben Kearns (Churchill) & Simon Noy (Hill End & Grove
Rovers)
Under 14’s Rhys Jacobs (Newborough Bulldogs)
2007 Under 10’s Darnell Grech (Newborough Bulldogs)
Under 12’s Declan Keilty (Newborough Hawks)
Under 14’s Luke Thompson (Moe City)
2008 Under 10’s Anthony Young (Newborough Hawks) & Benjamin
Ainsworth (Morwell Youth Club)
Under 12’s Mathew Hibbs (Newborough Bulldogs)
Under 14’s Mitchell Grubb (Newborough Bulldogs)
2009 Under 10’s Jack Hudson (Hill End & Grove Rovers)
Under 12’s Darnell Grech (Newborough Bulldogs)
Under 14’s Nicholas Tuckett (Leongatha)
2010 Under 10’s Grady Cocksedge (Trafalgar)
Under 12’s Tyler Morrow (Moe Lions)
Under 14’s Lucas Jenkinson (Moe Saints) & Matt Dyke (Yinnar)
2011 Under 10’s Riley Baldi (Newborough Reds)
Under 12’s Aiden Quigley (Yinnar)
Under 14’s Darnell Grech (Newborough Reds)
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BEST & FAIREST AWARD WINNERS
2012 Under 10’s Riley Bills (Trafalgar)
Under 12’s Riley Baldi (Newborough Reds)
Under 14’s Tyler Morrow (Moe Maroons)
2013 Under 10’s Tristen Waack (Yinnar)
Under 12’s Harrison Pepper (Morwell Youth Club)
Under 14’s Hayden Prestidge (Newborough Reds)
2014 Under 10’s Jesse Burns (Leongatha)
Under 12’s Bayley Paul (Hill End)
Under 14’s Grady Cocksedge (Trafalgar)
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2014 Under 10’s FINAL LADDERS
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CGJFL Under 10's 2014
Current Ladder
POS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
B
FF
For
Agst
%
PTS
% Won
1
Leongatha
12
11
1
0
1
0
444
81
548.15
44
91.67
2
Trafalgar
11
10
1
0
2
0
421
81
519.75
40
90.91
3
Hill End & Grove Rovers
12
10
2
0
1
0
419
65
644.62
40
83.33
4
Mirboo North
12
8
4
0
1
0
218
169
128.99
32
66.67
5
Moe Maroons
12
7
5
0
1
0
235
219
107.31
28
58.33
6
Yinnar
12
6
6
0
1
0
212
198
107.07
24
50.00
7
Youth Club
12
4
8
0
1
0
163
262
62.21
16
33.33
8
Newborough Reds
12
4
8
0
1
0
119
316
37.66
16
33.33
9
Yallourn North
12
2
10
0
1
0
75
356
21.07
8
16.67
10
Morwell Tigers
12
2
10
0
1
0
67
320
20.94
8
16.67
11
Moe Blues
11
1
10
0
2
0
46
352
13.07
4
9.09
2014 Under 10's GRAND FINAL
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Trafalgar 1.1-7 1.1-7 2.3-15 2.3-15
Leongatha 2.0-12 2.0-12 2.0-12 2.0-12
Trafalgar
Goal Kickers: I. Porter, J. Baillie
Best Players: B. Humphrey, H. Kenny, M. Treadwell, J. Makepeace, R. Thomas, J. Dwyer
Leongatha
Goal Kickers: B. Hanrahan, T. Burt
Best Players: M. Mancarella, B. Weston, H. Martin, M. Harry, R. Checkley, J. Burns
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2014 Under 12’s FINAL LADDERS
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CGJFL Under 12's 2014
Current Ladder
POS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
B
FF
For
Agst
%
PTS
1
Trafalgar
13
12
0
1
0
0
573
142
403.52
50
2
Youth Club
13
12
1
0
0
0
569
188
302.66
48
3
Mirboo North
13
11
2
0
0
0
397
127
312.60
44
4
Leongatha
13
8
4
1
0
0
465
324
143.52
34
5
Yinnar
13
7
6
0
0
0
318
338
94.08
28
6
Moe Maroons
13
6
7
0
0
0
308
308
100.00
24
7
Hill End & Grove Rovers
13
5
8
0
0
0
332
353
94.05
20
8
Moe Blues
13
5
8
0
0
0
241
325
74.15
20
9
Newborough Blues
13
4
8
1
0
0
249
346
71.97
18
10
Newborough Reds
13
4
9
0
0
0
263
386
68.13
16
11
Morwell Tigers
13
2
10
1
0
0
244
467
52.25
10
12
Yallourn North
13
0
13
0
0
0
72
727
9.90
0
2014 Under 12's GRAND FINAL
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Trafalgar 2.1-13 3.1-19 4.3-27 4.5-29
0.3-3 1.4-10 2.5-17
Youth Club 0.0
Trafalgar
Goal Kickers: R. Hughes-Morgan, J. McGrath, C. Burgess, B. Zimora
Best Players: J. McGrath, A. Templeton, B. Zimora, L. Kinder, R. Bills, A. Connolly
Youth Club
Goal Kickers: L. Burge, O. Spiteri
Best Players: C. Cholelel, T. Lappin, O. Spiteri, D. Ryan, C. Hutchison, D. Palmer
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CGJFL Under 14's 2014
Current Ladder
POS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
B
FF
For
Agst
%
PTS
1
Leongatha
13
12
1
0
0
0
781
332
235.24
48
2
Trafalgar
13
10
3
0
0
0
705
311
226.69
40
3
Newborough Blues
13
10
3
0
0
0
593
300
197.67
40
4
Youth Club
13
10
3
0
0
0
741
439
168.79
40
5
Moe Maroons
13
9
4
0
0
0
625
462
135.28
36
6
Newborough Reds
13
6
6
1
0
0
633
503
125.84
26
7
Yallourn North
13
6
6
1
0
0
586
554
105.78
26
8
Mirboo North
13
4
9
0
0
0
427
614
69.54
16
9
Hill End & Grove Rovers
13
4
9
0
0
0
439
807
54.40
16
10
Yinnar
13
3
10
0
0
0
329
725
45.38
12
11
Moe Blues
13
2
11
0
0
0
387
622
62.22
8
12
Morwell Tigers
13
1
12
0
0
0
267
844
31.64
4
2014 Under 14's GRAND FINAL
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Leongatha 4.2-26 8.3-51 10.5-65 11.8-74
Trafalgar 1.0-6 3.1-19 4.1-25 4.4-28
Leongatha
Goal Kickers: B. Perry 2, T. Sheedy 2, J. Hastings 2, J. Gourlay 2, B. Motton, C. Michael, D.
Anderson
Best Players: C. Olden, R. Coleman, B. Thorson, B. Motton, J. Gourlay, D. Anderson
Trafalgar
Goal Kickers: K. Cheeseman, B. Kersten, Z. Brown, J. Vosper
Best Players: L. Connolly, J. Moore, W. Bajada, G. Cocksedge, D. Young, J. Vosper
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YEAR
1972
1973
Under 12's
Moe Colts
Newborough Bulldogs
1974
1975
1976
Under 11's
Newborough Bulldogs
Newborough Bulldogs
St Kieran's
1977
Under 10's
Moe Colts
1978
1979
1980
1981
Under 10's
Trafalgar
Newborough Hawks
St Kieran's
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Under 10's
Yarragon (no G/F played)
Yallourn North
Yarragon
Newborough Bulldogs
Newborough Bulldogs
Trafalgar
Newborough Bulldogs
Newborough Bulldogs
Morwell Youth Club
Newborough Bulldogs
Trafalgar
Newborough Reds
Leongatha
Leongatha
Trafalgar
Under 13's
Hernes Oak
Newborough Hawks
Moe City
Under 12's
Trafalgar
Under 11's
Under 13's
Trafalgar
Yall/Yall Nth & St Kieran's
drew twice - dual winners
Under 12's
Trafalgar
Trafalgar
St Kieran's
Under 11's
Newborough Hawks
Trafalgar
Moe Colts
Trafalgar
Moe Colts
Moe City
Moe Saints
Newborough Bulldogs
Newborough Bulldogs
Moe City
Moe City
Mirboo North
Moe City
Churchill
Moe City
Moe City
Trafalgar
Newborough Bulldogs
Under 13's
Newborough Hawks
Newborough Hawks
Moe City
Moe Colts
Moe Colts
Trafalgar
Moe Colts
Moe City
Moe Saints
Newborough Bulldogs
Newborough Bulldogs
Moe City
Moe Saints
Moe City
Moe City
Moe Saints
Moe City
Newborough Bulldogs
Under 12's
Newborough Bulldogs
Trafalgar
Leongatha
Leongatha
Leongatha
Leongatha
Leongatha
Mirboo North
Newborough Bulldogs
Newborough Bulldogs
Leongatha
Leongatha
Trafalgar
Leongatha
Trafalgar
Under 14's
Trafalgar
Trafalgar
Newborough Bulldogs
Moe Saints
Leongatha
Leongatha
Leongatha
Leongatha
Leongatha
Leongatha
Newborough Blues
Mirboo North
Leongatha
Newborough Reds
Leongatha
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Gippsland Junior Football Interleague Championships
2014 Under 14 Premier Interleague Team Coached by David Nutt
2014 Under 12 Interleague Team Coached by Wayne Paulet
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RESULTS FOR WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country Representative Games > 2014 Subway Gippsland
Junior Football Interleague Championships-Under12's
01/07/2014
Sale & District JFA 5.5 (35) defeated Bairnsdale & District Jnr FA 2.4 (16)
Alberton FL 7.4 (46) defeated Traralgon & District Jnr FL 1.5 (11)
Warragul & District Junior FL 5.7 (37) defeated Central Gippsland Junior FL 1.4 (10)
Bairnsdale & District Jnr FA 3.1 (19) defeated Central Gippsland Junior FL 1.2 (8)
Warragul & District Junior FL 7.7 (49) defeated Traralgon & District Jnr FL 3.0 (18)
Alberton FL 4.6 (30) defeated Sale & District JFA 1.4 (10)
Warragul & District Junior FL 9.9 (63) defeated Sale & District JFA 1.0 (6)
02/07/2014
Traralgon & District Jnr FL 4.3 (27) defeated Bairnsdale & District Jnr FA 3.7 (25)
Central Gippsland Junior FL 1.6 (12) drew with Sale & District JFA 2.0 (12)
Warragul & District Junior FL 3.2 (20) defeated Alberton FL 0.1 (1)
Central Gippsland Junior FL 3.1 (19) defeated Alberton FL 1.1 (7)
Traralgon & District Jnr FL 6.4 (40) defeated Sale & District JFA 3.3 (21)
Warragul & District Junior FL 9.0 (54) defeated Bairnsdale & District Jnr FA 0.0 (0)
Central Gippsland Junior FL 3.3 (21) defeated Traralgon & District Jnr FL 1.3 (9)
Alberton FL 8.2 (50) defeated Bairnsdale & District Jnr FA 2.5 (17)
RESULTS FOR WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country Representative Games > 2014 Subway Gippsland
Junior Football Interleague Championships-Under14's
01/07/2014
Sale & District JFA 5.1 (31) defeated Bairnsdale & District Jnr FA 3.2 (20)
Alberton FL 10.8 (68) defeated Traralgon & District Jnr FL 1.0 (6)
Central Gippsland Junior FL 4.8 (32) defeated Warragul & District Junior FL 0.2 (2)
Central Gippsland Junior FL 10.7 (67) defeated Bairnsdale & District Jnr FA 3.2 (20)
Warragul & District Junior FL 7.4 (46) defeated Traralgon & District Jnr FL 5.8 (38)
Alberton FL 11.7 (73) defeated Sale & District JFA 2.3 (15)
Sale & District JFA 5.5 (35) drew with Warragul & District Junior FL 5.5 (35)
02/07/2014
Bairnsdale & District Jnr FA 8.6 (54) defeated Traralgon & District Jnr FL 4.2 (26)
Central Gippsland Junior FL 13.4 (82) defeated Sale & District JFA 3.1 (19)
Alberton FL 9.8 (62) defeated Warragul & District Junior FL 1.3 (9)
Central Gippsland Junior FL 7.5 (47) defeated Alberton FL 4.3 (27)
Traralgon & District Jnr FL 7.4 (46) defeated Sale & District JFA 6.3 (39)
Bairnsdale & District Jnr FA 6.3 (39) defeated Warragul & District Junior FL 4.4 (28)
Central Gippsland Junior FL 7.9 (51) defeated Traralgon & District Jnr FL 0.2 (2)
Alberton FL 13.10 (88) defeated Bairnsdale & District Jnr FA 1.2 (8)
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GRAND FINAL SUNDAY 6TH JULY 2014
2014 Subway Gippsland Junior Football Interleague Championships-Under12's
WARRAGUL & DISTRICT JUNIOR FL v. ALBERTON FL
Warragul & District Junior FL 4.10 (34) defeated Alberton FL 1.2 (8)
GOALS,
Warragul & District Junior FL: Heath Morgan-Morris 1, Matthew Boyles 1, Xavier Kinder 1, Thomas
Fitzpatrick 1
Alberton FL:Lachlan Rathjen 1
BEST
Warragul & District Junior FL: Jarrod Thomas, Matthew Boyles, Sage Tapner, Mathew Garvey, William
Papley, Jack Fraser
Alberton FL: Darcy Thomas, Harrison Dawson, Aaron Turton, Cooper Smith, Kelsey Pavlou,
Ethan Lamers
2014 Subway Gippsland Junior Football Interleague Championships-Under14's
CENTRAL GIPPSLAND JUNIOR FL v. ALBERTON FL
Central Gippsland Junior FL 2.12 (24) defeated Alberton FL 1.2 (8)
GOALS,
Central Gippsland Junior FL: Jordan Humphrey 1, Brett Thorson 1
Alberton FL: Dylan Garnham 1
BEST,
Central Gippsland Junior FL: Benjamin Perry, Sean Burns, Brock Smith, Harrison Pepper, Grady
Cocksedge, Rylan Henkel
Alberton FL: Xavier Duursma, Sam Flanders, Jordan Hill, Lochlan Scott, Jason Smith, Bradley Adwell
MATCH REPORT: A very trying match played in heavy conditions and with Central Gippsland not having
the goal boot on coming out winners by 16 points A great game by all players of both sides.
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CENTRAL GIPPSLAND JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE INC. – A0001681U
42nd ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - MINUTES OF MEETING
Monday November 24, 2014 at 7.30pm
Morwell Football Clubrooms in Travers Street, Morwell
Present:
Executive:
Moe:
Trafalgar:
Yinnar:
Morwell Tigers:
Newborough:
Hill End:
Leongatha:
Yallourn North:
Youth Club:
Mirboo North:
Craig Skinner & Charles Weir
Gary Maslen
Glen Dove, Justin Young & Shane Dwyer
Ken Hutchinson & Bec McFarlane
David Arnold
Owen Flahavin & Brad Michie
Paul Mann, Graeme & Louise Paul
Darryl McGannon & Sharyn Newton
Apologies
David Nutt
Carmelo Mancarella & Tim Hosie
Apologies:
Leah Maslen, Andrew Pearce, James Smith
Minutes from previous meeting as circulated.
Accepted by consensus.
Actions from previous meeting
NIL
Treasurer’s Report: Leah Maslen
Treasurer’s report tabled and circulated.
(Refer to attached) The year saw a profit of approximately $2,000 and a year ending Bank Balance
of $13,754.
Treasurer recommended the league deposit $10,000 in a term deposit for a 6 to 8 month period over
the non-footy season.
Moved: Charles Weir
Seconded: Craig Skinner
Action: Leah to arrange for term deposit.
Committee discussed 2015 CGJFL affiliation fees. It was decided fees should remain unchanged in
2015, while will continue to negotiate further sponsorship with Energy Australia. Fees will remain
at $40/team.
Moved: Charles Weir
Seconded: Darryl McGannon
President’s Report: Craig Skinner
I would like to congratulate all league delegates and club Secretaries for their support in creating a
positive, friendly and cohesive process for passing information to the league and also back to their
clubs.
Central Gippsland Junior Football League has currently more players playing football in the 10’s
12’s and 14’s than any other junior league in the Gippsland region. This is a direct result of the
work being done by all of our 12 clubs, so for that effort, well done.
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I would like to acknowledge the coaches for their conduct and diligence in controlling games
within the mercy rules, with the sole intention to develop and mentor our young boys and girls into
respectable Gippsland footballers. To have more positive coaches feedback from clubs than
negative is a rarity in junior football and has not gone unnoticed.
Two major items took my focus this year. The first being the mis-alignment of age groups between
Alberton and Central Gippsland, which creates the Leongatha upper-age issue. Although not
successful this year and big thank you to Darryl McGannon of Leongatha who has worked very
hard behind the scenes to progress ‘change’ in this area. We will succeed, just a question of when.
The second item was to bring the two Morwell clubs together to work as one, with the eventual
result being some type of merger between Youth Club and Tigers. We have been successful in
getting both Clubs talking and thinking about what is in the best interest for ALL children, not the
adults.
To Ken Hutchinson and Yinnar juniors for faultlessly managing our finals series and Yinnar, Moe
and Hill End & Grove Rovers for showcasing their clubs with hard working families in a
professional manner that would make any other league envious.
To David Nutt and the joint efforts of Youth Club and Tigers on delivering an exceptional vote
count night well done.
Thanks also to our major sponsor, Energy Australia Yallourn, who have been very supportive of
our junior football competition and have now committed sponsorship into 2015. Thanks also to
AFL Gippsland for their information and support as our governing body.
I would like to acknowledge the volunteer efforts of fellow League Executives, Life Member and
Secretary Charles Weir (Newborough), Scoring Secretary Sharyn Newton (Leongatha), Vice
President Darryl McGannon (Leongatha), Treasurer Leah Maslen (Moe), and David Nutt (Youth
Club) who have played a key role in the operation of the CGJFL and have all been instrumental in
ensuring the smooth administration of the competition.
Congratulations to Youth Club on managing a very successful Interleague Carnival. A big thanks
goes to our two Squad Coaches this year in David Nutt (Youth Club) - Under 14 Squad and Wayne
Paulett (Yall Nth) - Under 12 Squad and their support staff. Both teams performed remarkably
well in their age groups again. David’s Under 14's were also successful in winning the Grand
Final. Special thanks to Marcelle Anderson for taking photographs and providing up to date
internet information for families and friends to keep up with during the Championships.
To the other helpers who took on duties to make the Secretary’s role easier in 2014; Brad Michie
for organising the Draw; Louise Paul for the League Handbook; Leah Maslen for ordering all of
the equipment during the year (balls, jumpers, etc); Yinnar (Ken Hutchinson & Team) for the
Finals and the two Morwell Clubs for the Presentation night (especially Dave Nutt for such a
professional powerpoint vote count presentation).
Thank you to everyone for supporting Junior Football in Gippsland and we seek your support in
addressing what will be some difficult issues in 2015, especially the future structure of our Under
10 competition.
Minutes from last general meeting
Dated 14/7/2014.
As previously circulated nil business arising from that meeting.
Moved: Dave Arnold
Seconded: Darryl McGannon
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Election of 2015 Office Bearers and Executive.
All positions were declared vacant and nominations called.
President
Craig Skinner nominated by Gary Maslen, seconded by Owen Flahavin.
No further nominations.
2015 League President = Craig Skinner.
Vice President
Darryl McGannon nominated by Craig Skinner, seconded by Charles Weir.
No further nominations.
2015 League Vice President = Darryl McGannon
Secretary
Charles Weir nominated by Craig Skinner, seconded by Ken Hutchinson.
No further nominations.
2015 Secretary = Charles Weir
Treasurer
Leah Maslen nominated by Brad Michie, seconded by Charles Weir.
No further nominations.
2015 League Treasurer = Leah Maslen
Members of Executive
Christian Burgess nominated by Craig Skinner, seconded by Gary Maslen (t.b.c).
Gary Maslen nominated by Darryl McGannon, seconded by Craig Skinner.
Ken Hutchinson nominated by Bec McFarlane, seconded by Darryl McGannon
New members of executive duly elected.
Non- Executive Roles for 2015
Draw Coordinator = Brad Michie (Newborough) Brad will publish a DRAFT for comment soon.
Handbook editor = Louise Paul (Hill End & Grove Rovers)
Interleague Coordinator = to be determined
Finals Coordinator = Ken Hutchinson (Yinnar)
Website operator = Charles Weir (Newborough) Some work to be done to get this more up-todate. If anyone has any ideas to improve the Website please speak up.
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Scoring Secretary = Sharyn Newton (Leongatha) Sharyn will notify Clubs of the expectations
around the timing & processing of results.
Presentation night Co-ordinator = Morwell Youth Club & Morwell Tigers at this stage. If any
other club wants to volunteer for this night and/or utilise a different venue; all options will be
considered. To be discussed at future League meetings.
General Business
Junior Football Match Guide
Craig Skinner and Charles Weir reported back on a meeting they attended on Tuesday 18th
November, with delegates from other Gippsland Leagues. A very constructive discussion was
held with all Club delegates on the Junior Football Match Guide and Clubs agreed to take back
and discuss amongst their Club Members, with the main issue (major change proposed) being the
future structure of the Under 10’s. Some notes:
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AFL Gippsland would like to adopt the Guidelines in the document for the start of the
2016 season, with a view to the U10 structure being similar across all Leagues in Victoria;
The CGJFL Executive are recommending that we “trial” some of the things within the
Junior Football Match Guide in the 2015 Season, that we like and believe might work well
for us;
The CGJFL Executive are asking all Clubs to examine the Junior Football Match Day Guide
and provide a written response on their thoughts about the proposed revised structure
(on behalf of their respective Clubs) and forward to Charles Weir for collation. Charles
Weir will then forward a response from CGJFL to AFL Gippsland. Therefore please provide
a response/thoughts on the following items before Christmas (if possible);
1)
No League best and fairest for under 10s (thoughts on Club level awards etc)
2)
no leading goal kicker in Under 10’s (or in any Age group)
3)
Zones for the ground and playing across the ground
4)
smaller teams of 12 to 15
5)
current 10 minute quarters or 12
6)
Modified Tackle / no Bumping
7)
scoring to continue 2015
8)
only one bounce
9)
the out of bounds recommendation
CONSENSUS reached at the Meeting on:
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no need to change ball sizes back to smaller types
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continue with playing for points & Finals in 2015 – But would like Clubs views on this if
forced to change in 2016?
Coaching Expectations in 2015
Craig Skinner talked about the importance of maintaining the Pre-Season coaching sessions
conducted with representatives from Gippsland Power etc. and how we made great and fantastic
progress in 2014.
In light of the Junior Football Match Guide recommendations around Under 10’s, Craig also
stressed to Clubs the importance of using the Club’s Best Coaches at Under 10 level as opposed
to U14’s AND also highlighted the need (in regard to any trial changes for 2015) for a ‘separate
pre-season session’ just for Under 10 coaches.
Draw Options for 2015
Brad Michie kindly tabled 4 Options for Club Delegates to consider in relation to the number of
Rounds to play in 2015. After much discussion, 7 of the 10 Clubs voted for a 14 Round season,
starting on 19 April (after Easter and School holidays) and ending with the Grand Final on 6
September. There will be no football on Mother’s Day or Queen’s Birthday weekends.
Well done Brad on all the pre-work for this. Clubs need to forward Draw requests to Brad ASAP
as he is well progressed on a First DRAFT.
Meeting Closed – 8.45pm Next Meeting – To Be Confirmed
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THE BY-LAWS OF THE
CENTRAL GIPPSLAND JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE INC.
AMENDED DECEMBER 1987
AMENDED FEBRUARY 1999
AMENDED FEBRUARY 2001
AMENDED MARCH 2002
AMENDED MARCH 2003
AMENDED MARCH 2004
APPROVED VERSION – APRIL 2007
AMENDED MARCH 2009
AMENDED FEBRUARY 2011
AMENDED FEBRUARY 2012
AMENDED MARCH 2013
AMENDED MAY 2013
AMENDED MARCH 2015
These By-Laws are to be read in conjunction with the Constitution of the Central Gippsland Junior
Football League Inc. and also the Victorian Country Football League Handbook. The VCFL
Handbook with amendments is re-issued annually.
The following By-Laws have been adopted by the Central Gippsland Junior Football League, and
where these by-laws are silent on a given issue, the rules as outlined in the current version of the
Victorian Country Football League Handbook will apply.
Changes to these By-Laws can be made by a properly constituted special general meeting, in
accordance with the Central Gippsland Junior Football League’s Constitution and as set out in the
Association Incorporation Regulations 1998.
1. Player Registration
1.1
The nominating Member Club must forward a copy of all player registrations to the League
Secretary two weeks prior to the first round.
1.2
(a)
(b)
(c)
All players in the Under 10 competition must be 10 years or younger by the end of
the calendar year. (Note: see clause 1.2.1 re minimum age level)
All players in the Under 12 competition must be 12 years or younger by the end of
the calendar year.
All players in the Under 14 competition must be 14 years or younger by the end of
the calendar year.
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All Clubs must submit new player registration forms (VCFL Clearance/Registration) annually.
Each form is to show date of birth of the player and a parent/guardian, and Club Secretary must
endorse this form. The member Club Secretary is responsible for checking the validity of each
form. All forms must be in the hands of the League Secretary two weeks before the first home and
away game of the year.
The CGJFL Executive has the discretion to request proof of date of birth for any player. When
requested, the birth certificate or official birth extract must be supplied within 14 days unless the
Executive agrees otherwise.
New players joining a club during the year must (via the Club Secretary) submit a completed
registration form to the League Secretary before playing. In rushed circumstances, the Club
Secretary may obtain verbal approval from the League Secretary to present the forms to the
opposing coach before playing and have it forwarded to the League Secretary with other official
paperwork at the end of the match.
1.2.1 Registration of Players/Minimum Age entry levels
To be eligible for CGJFL registration, AFL Victoria Country Football League all registered
Players must have obtained seven (7) years of age at January 1.
1.3 Ineligible Players
Clubs playing ineligible players lose all points for the game in which ineligible players were
allowed to take the field. Points so lost will be credited to the opposing side in those matches. No
scores shall be credited to sides losing such points.
Players must play four (4) games during the current season with one club to be eligible to play in
the finals.
2. Clearance
2.1 VCFL Clearance Process
Any player wishing to be cleared from his registered club must do so by using the VCFL
Clearance/Registration form with his registered Club Secretary’s signature. This clearance form
must be forwarded to the League Secretary as per Clause 1.1 & 1.2. Note – Clearances close on the
last day of June of each season.
3. Competition
3.1 Objective – ‘Participation’
All clubs must endeavour to field teams in all competition grades. Clubs are required to obtain
approval prior to the season commencing if they are unable to field players for all scheduled age
levels. All teams can be supplemented by opposing teams on the day they oppose each other;
provided the players are of eligible age and both clubs agree to the arrangement. The over-riding
objective should be to provide as many players as possible, with the opportunity to participate on
game day.
3.1.1 CLUB-TO-CLUB PLAYER ‘DAY PERMIT’
Rule 3.1.1 is designed so that clubs who have Players Rostered off from normal Club games (due
to having too many Players) are permitted to loan players to a club that regularly struggles to field
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a full side. The club having the excess Players may supply up to a maximum of 5 players to the
club requesting loan players. The club requesting the loan players must at all times give their own
registered players, preference to be on the ground unless injury or fatigue requires them to
voluntarily come to the interchange bench.
Players from the club having excess Players cannot individually initiate an opportunity to play
under rule 3.1.1. All players seeking to play under rule 3.1.1 must have prior approval from their
home club and then from the club they intend to play for. The steps to be complied with to
legitimately play under rule 3.1.1 are as follows:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
In any one season, a player is restricted to playing three Club-to-Club Player ‘Day Permits’
A Player playing on a Club-to-Club Player ‘Day Permit’ must be clearly notated on the
team sheet of club he/she is representing on the day. The team sheet should clearly show
the players name, registered club and quote-ruling No. 3.1.1.
A player playing on a Club-to-Club Player ‘Day Permit’ is eligible for CGJFL Fairest &
Best votes and Goal Kicking Award statistics.
A player playing on a Club-to-Club Player ‘Day Permit’ can be reported & suspended.
A player playing on a Club-to-Club Player ‘Day Permit’ becomes the responsibility of the
club he/she is playing for and any misbehaviour or reference is reflected in the game,
tribunal reports etc of the club the player represents on the day.
A player seeking Club-to-Club Player ‘Day Permit’ must not be registered as a Special
Circumstance Player.
A maximum of five players will be granted a Club-to-Club Player ‘Day Permit’ to any one
club on any given match. Players permitted to play on a Club-to-Club Player Day Permit
shall not replace available registered players of the club requesting players. They must only
replace another Club-to-Club Day Permit player unless injury or fatigue results in a
registered player voluntarily coming to the interchange bench.
A Player permitted to play on a Club-to-Club Day Permit shall play only in one (1) game of
football per round in his/her own age group within the CGJFL. (eg; a player who has
agreed to play for Club “A” whose game is on the Saturday cannot also play for his/her
registered club “B” if they are playing on Sunday.
A club giving permission for a player to play on a day permit may withdraw permission
after giving the league secretary & the club official requiring the player day permit ample
notice (one full day) to seek alternative fill-in players.
The Club requesting Permit Players from another Club must complete a Type 1 Match Day
Player Transfer in the system to enable the Players names to be on the relevant Teamsheets.
3.2
In the Under 10,12 & 14 Competition there is no limit to the number of interchange
players.
3.3
The Executive Committee shall prepare a draw for the forthcoming season prior to the
season commencing and give the members clubs adequate opportunity to comment on the
draw. However, the Executive Committee reserves the right to decide the format of the
final draw for the season. The Executive Committee also reserves the right to vary the draw
part way through the season if they deem it necessary.
3.4
League home and away games and finals shall commence at a time designated by the
Executive Committee.
3.5
Non-appearance of a team of at least 14 players 15 minutes after the designated starting
time shall constitute a forfeit.
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3.6
Each quarter shall be of ten minutes for Under 10 and twelve minutes for Under 12 and
fifteen minutes for Under 14. Quarters may be shortened if agreed to by both coaches.
Breaks between quarters to be three minutes at quarter and three-quarter time and five
minutes at half time. Timekeepers are to signal a minute warning prior to resumption of the
quarter.
3.7
Players may be interchanged at anytime during the game provided players exit and enter
via the interchange lines. Players changed outside the interchange lines cannot return to the
field of play unless serious injury necessitates a stretcher and therefore departure from the
ground at the nearest point (Refer Section 4 Part 7 of the VCFL Handbook).
3.8 Forfeit of Games
The spirit of all CGJFL teams should be to provide a game of football to available and willing
players on the fixture date and time of the game. Where one team has less players than the
opposition, in the spirit of the league, the coaches should make every effort to organise a game
whereby both teams have an equal number of players participating (refer finals ruling re Equal
Player numbers in finals). Under such circumstances, the league should experience very few
forfeits. Where a game is played, albeit that
one team lends players to the opposition to allow the game to proceed, the match result, best
players, goal-kickers and credit to players for a game of football will all be officially recognised in
the League results.
In short, where both coaches agree to proceed with a fixture game it shall be recognised as an
official game.
Under these arrangements, a forfeit should only occur where one team does not arrive at the
designated venue at the designated time for the fixture game or where one coach indicates that he
is unwilling to proceed with the game due to lack of players.
3.9 Game Abandoned as opposed to a forfeit.
Any team that decides to cease participation in a game prior to the designated conclusion of the
game (as determined by the official time-keepers for the game) will be judged as having
'abandoned' the game. If a game is abandoned in the first half of the game, the result will be a
forfeit in favour of the team who were still willing to participate and the game statistics shall not
be recognised. Where the game is abandoned after half time, the team who were still willing to
participate, will be awarded the game and the match votes, goal-kickers and credit of a game shall
be awarded as per normal. Officials of the club who abandon a game can expect to be the subject
of an official investigation as to why the game was abandoned and may be required to meet the
Leagues costs for conducting a formal investigation.
3.10 VCFL Heat/Cold Policy
Heat – When temperatures exceed 34 degrees there is an extreme risk of heat related injury to
children and adolescents. Matches and training sessions scheduled at times when the above
conditions prevail should be postponed until a more suitable time or cancelled.
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Cold – No determined temperature guide for cold conditions, due to variance of wind chill.
Coaches and officials must be alert to the onset of signs of hypothermia.
3.11 Mercy Rule
The Mercy Rule was introduced in 2008 and was designed with a view to stopping teams from
thrashing opponents by large amounts. Totally one sided games do not provide any benefits to the
Players on the team, the Coaches or the Parents. A key concern is for Players who may drop out
of football through lack of interest and sides who may have their ability to remain in the CGJFL
compromised.
If a one-sided game is anticipated or quickly develops the two coaches should consider options
that will limit the imbalance and make a more productive contest for all.
Remember that if your team is winning by a large margin the chances are that many of your
children, particularly in defence will not be actively involved in the game. Your ability as a coach
is not defined by the winning margin against a struggling side.
Options
One sided contest anticipated or develops

Utilise the team line up to give less proficient players in dominant sides the opportunity as
an on ball or forward line player. Players benefit from the chance to experience new roles
and expand on their talent base.

If you have excess numbers utilise the bench to interchange dominant players. It will
benefit your team when input is shared across the playing group.

If the above two options have not stemmed a one sided contest coaches should be utilising
the option of swapping dominant players from winning sides with the opposition. This
will create a more even contest, challenge both sides in a positive manner and provide
social skills amongst children who normally view each other as the opposition. It will be
incumbent on coaches to promote and teach their players the benefits behind this option.
One sided contest - Opposition short on numbers
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Encourage your more proficient players to fill in for them. This will create an opportunity
for the development of experience and talent throughout your own team.
Encourage any players filling in for the opposition to do their best otherwise that side may
refuse the offer and request playing the match at the reduced number of players leading
to more time on the bench for your own players.
It is advisable for the better players to spend several quarters with the opposition.
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General

The game will not stop in any manner, all goal kickers will be recorded no matter what
team they are on, league and club votes will be given no matter what team the player is on,
the umpire or the timekeeper do not have anything to do with this rule.
3.12 Area Agreements
Each season Area Agreements exist between the CGJFL, the Mid Gippsland Football League and
the Gippsland Football League. These agreements exist to allow Under 14 Players from the CGFL
to play at Under 16 level in either the MGFL or the GFL. Prior to an Under 14 Player being
permitted to play at Under 16 Level a FORM ‘A’ must be completed and signed by the Player, the
Players Parent or Guardian and the CGJFL Club Secretary. There is no limit to the number of
Games that a Player may play at Under 16 Level during the season. However, Clubs should be
mindful that the intention of the rule is for Under 14 Players to fill in for Under 16 sides which are
short of numbers.
3.13 Equipment
Helmets – The wearing of helmets is ‘compulsory’ for all Under 10 Players in the CGJFL.
Boots – Screw in studs ARE permitted to be worn by Players. However, as it is rare that an
Umpire checks players boots, all Coaches are reminded to be aware of what their Players are
wearing and are therefore responsible for the checking of any ‘unsafe’ footwear.
Long Pants - The wearing of long pants (‘skins’) under shorts is NOT permitted unless Special
permission is obtained by the League Executive. Excludes ‘short’ skins.
Gloves – ARE permitted to be worn by junior registered players in competition matches as per
Section 15 of VCFL Rules and Regulations.
All footballs shall be 11-13 size (size 3) for Under 10’s, 13-15 (size 4) for Under 12’s and 15- 17
(size 5) for Under 14’s and will be of the wet weather type. The League Executive recommends
and expects that the Under 14’s use a Size 5 Leather Football.
4. Field Umpires/Goal Umpires/Boundary Umpires.
The home club shall appoint all central umpire/s for home and away games. Away clubs may also
supply an umpire for away games to run in tandem with home club umpire.
Dress code of white tops for central umpires must be adhered to unless clubs approach the League
Executive for approval of a high visible alternative consistent with the LVUA.
4.1
The league will appoint all field umpires for the final series and all umpires for Grand
Finals.
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4.2
The field umpire/s shall have sole charge of the game.
4.3
The field umpire/s may inspect each players equipment and may prohibit players from
taking the field, if in the umpire/s opinion, the players apparel may cause unnecessary harm
to another player.
4.4
The umpire shall have the authority to order off any player, club official or team official
from the playing area for any offence, misconduct, or other cause, which is deemed not in
the best interest of the game. A red card and yellow card system will apply as per the
VCFL handbook and all clubs should make themselves and their volunteer umpires
familiar with the process.
4.5
Penalties for on-field infringements shall be 10 metres for under 10, 15 metres for
under 12 and 30 metres for under 14.
4.6
The field umpire is to confer with goal, boundary umpires and timekeeper prior to games
and prior to each quarter commencing.
4.7
The field umpire can overrule a goal and boundary umpire’s decision if, after consultation
and in the opinion of the field umpire, an incorrect decision has been made.
4.8
Each team may report on umpires on the prescribed form (Pro-Forma C).
4.9
Goal umpires shall keep accurate scores and shall check with each other between quarters
and at the end of the game.
4.10
Boundary umpires shall have a whistle to signal the ball out-of- bounds.
4.11
Timekeepers shall work together to keep accurate time of the matches. Timekeepers shall
record players ordered from the field (refer clause 4.13(b)).
4.12
All umpires (central, boundary and goal) are to remain impartial during the course of the
game and are urged not to support or barrack during the course of the game.
4.13
Ordering Player from the field of play
(a)
In ordering a player from the field, a field umpire will notify the coach and timekeeper of
the total time the player is sent off.
The time keeper shall formally record the players name and number and will notify the
player’s coach when each player may return to the ground;
Umpires to be issued league rules, regulations, and penalties and conduct requirements for
the betterment of the game. Issuing of such is the responsibility of each member club;
Another player cannot replace a player under time suspension during that period.
If the field umpire stops the game for a period of time, this time to be added on during the
quarter involved. Umpires to notify the timekeeper to add time on.
A player ordered from the playing field for any misdemeanour shall not be eligible for
Fairest & best votes for that game.
A player that has been ordered from the playing field on three separate occasions during the
home & away season shall ineligible to be awarded the Fairest & best award for any age
group.
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
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4.14 Reporting of players and or officials
An umpire may report any player, or club officials or others, by giving notice to the coach and
presenting his report in writing to the League Secretary within 48 hours of the offence. All
officiating umpires (field, boundary and goal) have the right to report players, club officials or
others. The League Secretary, or his agent, shall ensure that the club of the charged player or
official is promptly notified (within 48 hours of receipt of the report) of any umpires report.
4.15 Kicking the ball off the ground – Under 10 & Under 12 ruling
In the Under 10 and Under 12 age group games, players are not permitted to deliberately kick the
ball off the ground. (It is permitted if it is accidental). The intent is to encourage players to pick the
ball up and have the confidence to pick the ball up. Hence, where a player is deemed to have
deliberately kicked the ball off the ground, the field umpire shall award a free kick to the opposing
side and the spot of the infringement. Note this rule also applies to goals kicked off the ground –
the field umpire should advise the goal umpire that no score is to be awarded and the opposition
awarded a free kick.
4.16 Out of bounds
A free kick is awarded against the player who last touched or possessed the ball prior to it going
out of play. If there is doubt the umpire shall call a ball up 10 metres in from the boundary. As a
trial, there will be no boundary umpires in Under 10’s and Under 12’s.
4.17 Bounces
In the Under 10 age group, a player is only permitted to bounce the ball twice per possession
before being required to dispose of the ball.
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5. Finals Fixture and Independent officials for finals
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
There shall be a final series in Under 10, 12 and Under 14 age groups. The CGJFL
Executive shall, prior to each season, determine and advise member clubs of the number of
teams to compete in the final series.
Ladders will use a “Percentage of Wins” rather than the standard for & against percentage.
If 2 teams have equal wins at the end of the season, the Team with the highest margin of
the teams competing during the year in question will be ranked the highest.
Competing teams in the finals appoint their own timekeepers
Neutral Field Umpires will be appointed from the Latrobe Valley Umpires Panel or another
panel if deemed appropriate be the league executive. Goal and Boundary Umpires shall
also be appointed by the League for all finals.
The Premiership teams shall be presented with a Premiership Cup and/or a Premiership
Flag.
The league executive has the sole right to determine venues, times and dates for all finals
games.
5.1 Equal player numbers at commencement of Finals games
Finals games are to commence with equal player numbers on the ground (ie; if TEAM ‘B’ has only
16 players, then both teams will commence with 16 players). The equal number of players the
game commences with becomes the agreed player number for the game and the side with
additional players must rotate them through the interchange.
Injuries during the course of the game shall not result in a modified lower number of players on the
field. That is, if one team should lose one or more players to injury the opposing team is permitted
to retain player numbers at the level agreed at game commencement.
Should the team with lesser numbers have additional eligible players arrive after commencement
of the game, the opposing coaches can mutually agree to a higher number of equal participants on
the ground
(eg; from 16 a side to 17 a side).
5.2 Drawn Grand Final Result
Where the team’s total points are the same (on the reconciled score cards of the designated goal
umpires) after two periods of Extra Time in a Grand Final, the League Executive shall announce
joint premiers for the Grand Final game.
5.3 Game stoppages (in Finals) due to player injury
For finals the player stoppage rule that applies to home and away games shall also apply to finals.
5.4 Inclement Weather or Hazardous Conditions in finals: The following applies to all finals excluding Grand Finals.
The league executive officer/s in attendance at a given final will have responsibility to determine if
a game should cease or not commence, due to inclement weather. The executive member/s have
discretion to take on advice from the umpire/s or other persons that the executive deem as relevant
in making the decision.
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Every effort should be made to commence or restart a game. Therefore the game can be postponed
for up to one hour to enable conditions to improve that would enable a restart or commencement.
If a re-start or game commencement cannot be achieved within the allotted time then the game
result shall be determined as follows: (1)
If the second half of the game has not commenced - the game shall be awarded to
the team who finished higher on the ladder at the end of the home and away season.
(2)
If the game has entered into the second half prior to the weather delay; then the
team leading in the game (as per the official goal umpires reconciled scores) shall
be announced as the winner.
5.5 Inclement Weather or Hazardous Conditions in Grand Finals: The league executive officer/s in attendance at a given Grand Final will have responsibility to
determine if a game should cease or not commence, due to inclement weather. The executive
member/s have discretion to take on advice from the umpire/s or other persons that the executive
deem as relevant in making the decision.
Where inclement weather delays the start or the progress of a Grand Final, the game is to be
rescheduled to a time and place nominated by the executive.
Where more than half the game has been completed and the margin is significant, the executive
shall have the discretion to award the game result to the team with the significant leading margin.
No appeals will be allowed as the ruling has been accepted at a constituted meeting of League
Delegates.
5.5.1 Inclement Weather or Hazardous Conditions – Home/Away
Where a game cannot commence or is abandoned during the normal home and away season the
teams shall be awarded two points each and no percentage. However, if both clubs agree an
alternate date and time that is approved by the League Secretary, the game may be played at the rescheduled date and time with the results to be officially recognised.
Note: League officers determining the appropriateness of weather conditions under clauses 5.3 and
5.4 above will be mindful of the VCFL Heat and Cold Policy as stated in the VCFL Handbook.
5.6 Extra-Time in Finals (other than Grand Finals)
Where the teams total points are the same (on the reconciled score cards of the designated goal
umpires), the teams will be required to play extra-time after a 3 minute break. A period of extratime will constitute 10 minutes of additional playing time in which teams will swap ends after 5
minutes of ‘extra-time’ play. The team with the highest score at the end of the 10 minutes of extratime shall be the winning team. If the scores are still equal after the first period of extra-time, then
a second period of 10 minutes extra-time will begin in which teams will swap ends after 5 minutes
of play. Within this second period of extra-time, the first team to score shall be declared the
winner and the game shall end.
Note: Periods of extra-time are not applicable to home and away games. Extra time in home
and away games will only apply where the officiating field umpire requests the adding of extratime due to an extended break for player injury or other extenuating circumstances (eg lightning
strike) that are rare. Under such circumstances the club timekeepers must agree on the exact time
to be added before the game recommences.
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6. Member Club Responsibilities
6.1
Each member club shall conduct its business in a manner that will not bring the League or
the club itself into disrepute and should comply with the relevant Codes of Conduct.
6.2
Each Club shall pay a registration fee determined at an annual general meeting of the
Association as set out each year.
6.3
Each member club shall provide two delegates to the League general meetings. The
delegates shall exercise the rights and privileges set out in the Association Rules.
6.4
Each member club shall provide a goal umpire, a boundary umpire and a timekeeper for
every home and away game of each team, all suitably attired.
6.5
Each member club supplies central umpires for home games of each team. All Umpires
must wear a ‘predominantly’ white top or an official umpiring uniform during games.
6.6
Each team may have one runner, suitably marked for identification, at every match.
Runners are not to linger on the field of play; they should deliver their message and leave
the ground. They must keep well clear of the ball contest.
6.7
Each team may have up to two water carriers, suitably marked for identification, at every
match. Water should only be delivered during natural breaks in play or to players on the
ground that are well clear of the ball contest.
6.8
A home club Team Manager shall collect:
(a)
All goal umpire cards, (Pro-Forma A), time keeper cards (Pro-Format B), as well as the
both team sheets for each match;
The club shall check the signatures on all cards and sheets, and give all details to the
League Secretary before noon on the day after the match or by 6:00PM on the day of the
match, if played on Sunday;
Best players can also be included, but goal kickers must be included.
Mark on the team sheet next to players name, if ordered from the playing field.
Mark on the team sheet if you are playing Special Dispensation Registration player(s) with
the following initials against the player(s) name on the team sheet (SDR) Clubs playing
players on SDR permits –MUST make the Field Umpire aware that the player is ineligible
for Fairest & Best Votes.
Special Circumstance Players are ineligible for League Awards (ie) League Fairest &
Best, Goal Kicking. A Special Dispensation Registered player is generally a player who has
formally applied for and received League Executive approval to play in a lower age group.
Only the league executive has the authority to approve an SDR application. Applications
must be in writing and endorsed by the players club and then forwarded to the league
Secretary who will make arrangements for the league executive to consider all available
evidence and approve or deny the application.
Players playing under rule 3.1.1 must be clearly notated as such on the game day sheet and
these players are eligible for best player votes and goal-kicking awards.
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
6.9
Each home club shall provide the best available first aid facilities and best available
personnel.
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6.10
Home clubs must have grounds clearly and correctly marked no less than 10 minutes prior
to the official commencement time of the fixture game.
6.11
All footballs shall be 11-13 size (size 3) for Under 10’s, 13-15 (size 4) for Under 12’s and
15-17 (size 5) for Under 14’s and will be of the wet weather type. The League Executive
recommends and expects that the Under 14’s use a Size 5 Leather Football.
6.12
All member clubs are responsible to ensure that each player and team official is aware of
the Code of Conduct expectations applicable to their roles and the importance of good role
models that promote ‘good sports’ and good citizens. The CGJFL executive will rigorously
seek independent investigations where Club or League officials are accused of Conduct
Unbecoming. (Refer VCFL handbook for more specific detail).
7. Coaches Accreditation and Conduct
7.1
All coaches of VCFL clubs are required to obtain Level 1 Accreditation prior to the
commencement of the season. (as per section 16.0 of the VCFL Rules and Regulations).
Failure of clubs to have level 1 coaches can result in fines and loss of match points. All
Coaches must sign the Code of Conduct document, which will be held by the League
Secretary.
7.2
Coaches play a pivotal role on game day in influencing the mood and conduct of the
players. Coaches are required to be familiar with and abide by the VCFL coaches code of
conduct at all times they are coaching CGJFL players or at anytime they are attending
CGJFL events as a club representative.
7 .3
In the Under 10’s the Coach or the Runner shall be allowed onto the playing field during a
period of play, for the purpose of coaching or moving players to new positions, only with
both coaches agreement. Coaches should endeavour to keep outside the middle corridor of
the ground, out of the centre square and well away from the ball contest.
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8. Tribunal
The rules/guidelines again are to be read in conjunction with the rules of the Victorian Country
Football League Inc.
8.1
The Tribunal shall sit at any convenient time after being called to do so by the League
Secretary, if necessary prior to the next round of matches.
8.2
The Tribunal will have sole jurisdiction over all complaints and reports referred to it by the
League.
8.3
All alleged offenders shall be invited to give evidence at any tribunal hearing, if they so
desire.
8.4
A Tribunal hearing may take place with a minimum of 3 members.
8.5
The Tribunal may appoint a chairperson by agreement at each sitting.
8.6
All player reports shall be heard by the Tribunal prior to the next home game. Where
extenuating circumstances mean that a tribunal cannot be convened in a timely manner, the
player, official or spectator can participate as normal until such time as the tribunal has
heard and determined the report.
All reports of coaches, officials and/or supporters shall be heard at the committee of
management.
8.7
9. Awards
9.1 Goal Kicking
The League Secretary will keep goal kicking tallies from official game records of matches. Scoring
for the awards will cease at the end of the home and away games. The highest goal kicker in the
Under 12 and Under 14 age group ONLY will be awarded a trophy at the Fairest & Best
presentation. The under 10 age group will not have an award for Goal Kicking, which will create a
focus on player development.
9.2 Fairest and Best
The League shall provide to all member clubs, sufficient umpire vote cards for Under 12 and
Under 14 home games. The Under 10 competition will no longer have an award for Best and
Fairest for the league.
The Home club field umpire must fill out the vote card, by awarding 3 votes to the best player, 2
votes to the next best player and 1 vote to the third best player in the game. Note: only 3 players
can share the votes. Umpires may confer with coaches if required. The field umpire shall place the
completed vote card in an envelope supplied by home club, sign across the seal and hand back the
sealed envelope to the team manager or club Secretary for forwarding with all other paper work to
the League Secretary. Both clubs shall make available to the umpire, team sheets for purpose of
selecting best players.
Eligibility refer to 4.12 section (f) and (g).
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The League shall hold a vote count and presentation at the end of the home & away season. At the
vote count votes will be tabulated to determine and publicly announce the Fairest & Best and
Runner-up Fairest & Best in each age group.
10. Complaints Procedure
If a complaint has been made to a committee person of a club about a player, official or spectator,
the matter should be first taken to the club president to determine if the matter can be resolved
amicably between the opposing club officials. If discussion and mediation does not resolve the
matter to the satisfaction of both clubs, then a written submission to the league Secretary should be
initiated by the aggrieved club.
The written submission shall generally comprise two letters. One being the letter of complaint
which details the specific concerns raised by the individual or official. The second letter being a
covering letter from the Club Secretary which outlines the considered view of the club executive
having had discussion with all affected parties.
On receipt of the complaints correspondence, the League Secretary shall decide in which way the
matter is to be dealt and advise the affected clubs accordingly. The League Secretary, in
consultation with the league executive, may recommend various alternatives to resolve the
complaint. This may include but is not limited to (1) further mediation between the clubs (where
the league may choose to introduce a third party to assist the process) or (2) a formal hearing
where the League Executive or its agent, make a considered judgment that is binding on all parties.
Photographs in this report were taken by Marcelle Anderson and Louise Paul
Report produced by Louise Paul
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