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Wednesday, 30 April 2008

State Team Nominations Schedule

Canoe Polo State Team Nominations 

Welcome to the page which gives you access to information about nominating for a South Australian Canoe Polo Team
 
In 2010 the Australian Canoe Polo Championships will be held in Perth over Easter.
Dates for Easter in 2010 are:
Good Friday - April 2nd to Easter Monday - April 5th.
 
Selection Policy - click(here) for the Canoe SA - Canoe Polo Selection Policy and State Team Management Procedure
 
 
2010 SA Canoe Polo Teams selected - click HERE for teams
 
Nominations for officials
Nominations close on 26th September 2009
Officials include:
State Team Manager, Coaches (or assistant coaches) for all categories, Selectors (a minimum of 3 selectors for each category), Junior Team Co-ordinator
All officials are required to sign an agreement form and provide a National Police Certificate (see below)
 
List of all officials and their contact details (click here) (this link is not currently active but will be active as soon as officials have been appointed)
 
Nominations for players
Nominations open on 01st September and close on Saturday 26th September and must be accompanied by a $10.00 nomination fee
Nominations received after Saturday 26th September must be accompanied by a $20.00 nomination fee.
 
Categories:
Open - any player may nominate for this category, no restriction on age
Open Women - any female player, no restriction on age
Open Youth - any player under the age of 21 on 01 January 2010
Open Junior - any player under the age of 18 on 01 January 2010
Veterans - any player over the age of 35 on 01 January 2010
Masters - any player over the age of 45 on 01 January 2010
 
State Teams (a list of all categories & players selected) (This link is not active but will be updated as soon as teams are ratified after the selection event on Sunday 7th February)
 
 
Selection Events
 
First Selection Event - Sunday 6th December 2009, 9.00am to 12.00 noon at Mawson Lakes (please note change of time)
Second Selection Event  - Sunday 7th February 2010, (times to be advised) at Mawson Lakes to be followed by a Bar-b-q and announcement of the SA Canoe Polo Teams
 
 Training
Training usually commences in mid-October, Coaches usually will consult with players nominating about a suitable time for training.
Please note: Applicants for selection are required to attend and participate in all training sessions organised by the coach. Where a player is to be absent from a training session, the player must inform the coach by phone and follow up with their reason for their absence in writing. If you are injured you may still be required to attend a training session to assist the coach or for team discussion on tactics & etc.
 
 Travel
 
Travel to and from Perth is the responsibility of the player to arrange and purchase. Most people will travel to WA by plane. The earlier you make your travel arrangments the better will be your opportunity to get cheaper fares. If you are taking a kayak you will need to make the appropriate arrangement with the carrier for transport of the kayak (eg: as oversize luggage) or arrange for your kayak to get to Perth by other means.
Juniors who are not accompanied with a parent/guardian should speak with the State Team Manager or Junior Team Co-ordinator about travel arrangements.
 
Accommodation
 
It is usual for SA State Teams to stay together while competing interstate. Accommodation arrangements will be discussed at the selection events. If you are planning to make alternative accommodation arrangements please speak to the State Team Manager.
 
Team Fees
 
Team fees are set by the Canoe SA Polo Technical Committee once notified by the hosting state. Each player is required to pay the team fee prior to the championship. The Team Fee covers the cost of entering a team in the Championships. Team fee's are usually announced by Polo Technical Committee when they have been informed of the cost of Team Entry to the Competition. The Polo Technical Committee usually subsidises junior players (under 18)team fees as an incentive for junior players (and their families). The junior player subsidy in recent years has been approx 30 to 40% of the Junior Category Team Fee. In most cases the Committee also subsidises (by a small amount) all players who are playing in more than one team. The subsidy in this case is approx. 15 to 20% of the team fee. Team fees in 2009 were $96.25 - first Senior Category, $80.00 - second senior category, $65.00 - Junior category. Team fees are usually invoiced to players 4 weeks prior to departure for the competition and must be paid prior to the competition
 
Uniform
 
All state team representatives are required to wear a state team t-shirt at medal presentation ceremonies. State Team t-shirt can be purchased from Canoe SA or the State Team Manager for $50.00 prior to departure. If you have been selected please ensure that you have a state team t-shirt (either purchase or borrow from a previous team member)
 
Invoice for costs associated with State Team
 
Each selected player will receive an invoice for costs associated with the Championship ( accommodation, team fees, & etc) where possible about 4 weeks prior to departure. Players should (where possible) settle the account prior to the championship

Other Forms to be completed ......

Click on the name of the form to access a pdf copy to download
 
Medical Information Advice (to be completed by all players and officials) This confidential information is kept by the State Team Manager and will be destroyed after the return of teams to SA.
 
Junior Player Agreement Form - to be completed by all players selected in a State Junior Team (under 18 as of 1 January 2010)
 
Rules for State Junior Teams - Juniors (Under 18) representing South Australia are required to abide by the standards set out in the rules
 
Senior Player Agreement Form - to be completed by all adults selected to represent SA in a canoe polo team
 
Rules for State Senior Players - Senior players representing South Australia in a national competition are required to abide by the standards set out in the rules.
 
 
National Police Certificate - all officials and volunteers are required to complete an application and return it to Canoe SA for insertion of the VOAN (Volunteer Organisation Activity Number) (this means you don't have to pay for it as you are a volunteer with Canoe SA) The NPC is to be provided to the Secretary of the Canoe SA Polo Technical Committee (upon receipt the information is to be kept confidential and is to be destroyed at the completion of the Championships)
 
 
Canoe South Australia Inc. is the peak organisation for all paddle sports in SA. 
For more Information, Contact Canoe SA - Ph. 8240 3294
www.canoesa.asn.au