Registration All new players to Lilli Pilli, transfering and returning Lilli Pilli players should contact our registrars to discuss and/or arrange registration. |
Registration 2012 It’s Registration time in what promises to be another exciting year for football in the Sutherland Shire. You will find below everything you need to know about registering for Lilli Pilli FC in 2011 or if you any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact our extremely friendly registrars: Val Forsyth on 0438 409 758 (for all junior age divisions – up to U21) Dave Gregson on 0414 515 831 (regarding all senior age divisions) Registration Fees
These fees remain the same as 2011 fees however an discount for students over 18 has been reintroduced following a $30 drop in charges by Football NSW. These feesinclude all mandatory fees and levies payable to Football Federation Australia, Football NSW and Sutherland Shire Football Association. The portion of these fees retained by Lilli Pilli FC is $65 per player plus GST per 2011 registration fees. An additional $25 fee per player is due if registrations are late. Payment is possible online during online registration and can also be made onsite at Lilli Pilli's clubhouse using Visa, MasterCard or EFTPOS. Cash and Cheques are also accepted. ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK Online Registration is open to all new and returning players. Important notes regarding registration: In 2012, all players can register online. This includes photos for all players U/10 and over and payments. We will have computers available for use at Lilli Pilli Oval on both registration days and committee members who can help with any questions or concerns. If you have a team or multiplayer request. Please use the form provided on the FORMS page here at the LPFC website An original birth certificate, passport or driver’s license must be sighted at registration time for all new players to the Sutherland Shire Junior Football Association to confirm date-of-birth. Proof of residency must also be provided in the form of a parent’s driver’s license for a child or driver’s license, tenancy agreement or bill for an adult. Please note that if showing a driver’s license, the current address must be on the front of the license. Primary and secondary school children who live outside the Shire and are registering for the first time in the Sutherland Shire competition will be accepted after written proof of attendance at a Shire school is sighted. Players up to and including the age of 16 cannot register to play in an age group more than 2 years older than the age they turn by 31st December 2012
Registration Questions and Answers What is the minimum age to register? The minimum age requirement is that your child must turn 5 in 2012. (5 year old children play in the U/6 competition.) However, when considering if your child is old enough to commence their career, be mindful that some games may start at 8:00 am. This can be physically demanding for our youngest players. How do I know which agegroup to register my child/myself in? If a child is turning 7 this year they play in the U/7 agegroup. Turning 11, the U/11 agegroup. There are a couple of exceptions:- a) If a child wants to play with friends who are in the same year at school but their birthday is in a different calendar year, the younger child can play ‘up’. b) In the women’s O/30 competition and the men’s O/35 and O/45 competitions the player must be turning 31, 36 and 46 respectively this year. ie ‘O’ is for over. No-one can play in an agegroup younger than the age they turn this year. Where are games played? Games are played on a home and away basis between clubs affiliated with the Sutherland Shire Football Assoc (SSFA) and are confined to the Sutherland Shire. You may need to travel in a range extending from Cronulla to the east, Menai to the west, Heathcote to the south and Oyster Bay to the north. How long is the season? The season proper extends over 18 weeks during the autumn and winter months and does not break for school holidays except for U6 - U11 where there are some breaks in the school holidays. A three week final series for competitive grades is then conducted after the season proper. The season starts on Saturday 24th March and the full programme is set out on the club’s website. What documentation is needed to register as a first time player? If you or your child has not played football in the SSFA or if you last played prior to 1990 then; 1. An original birth certificate, driver’s license or passport must be produced upon registration in order to verify the date of birth. It will not be necessary to produce this document when registering in later years. 2. You will also be required to demonstrate proof of residency in the Sutherland Shire IF you have never previously played in the shire. For adults, this proof may be a driver's license, bank statement, electricity bill, lease agreement. For children, a parent's license will suffice.
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Why does the club conduct grading selection trials? The Club’s experience is that children will enjoy their football more if grading is aligned to their ability. No one wins if a child is under or over graded, so, in order to ensure accurate grading occurs, the Club conducts selection trials. Changed your mind about playing – relax Should you choose to withdraw; a full refund will be made by cheque provided the graded teams have not been submitted to the SSFA. If this submission has occurred, then it will be only possible to refund the portion of the registration fees that relates to the club component, as the SSFA does not refund its component of the registration fee. All withdrawals are to be made in writing to the secretary or by email to steve.willett@gmail.com. This is to ensure the Club has a formal request for withdrawal complete with date stamp.
Do I need to do anything during the season? Yes! In Season 2012 all teams will again be issued with ground control jackets to help share around responsibility for ground control at our home games. A detailed set of instructions will be issued to all teams. In addition to this, all teams will be rostered onto an 18 round roster for setup and packaway duties. These may be grounds on which you don't play and/or on days where you aren't playing at home, however you will know at the commencement of the season precisely which weekends you are required to help setup or packaway a venue. It is only with your participation that games can be conducted in a safe and pleasurable environment for both players and spectators.
Can I play football with my friends? The club has a policy of attempting to meet requests to play with friends for U6 & U7 and has no difficulty in putting together teams based upon submitted lists of players. However, for U8’s and above, teams will be selected based upon the matching of players’ abilities although extenuating circumstances of course will be considered However, the Club appreciates and supports the fact that some players, especially in their late teens, play primarily for social reasons and wish to form teams on this basis.
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