FN26 Programme

F E S T I VA L PA R T N E R S

WELCOME Welcome to St Joseph’s College and to our Football and Netball Festival. It is a pleasure to bring together so many talented young players, coaches, families and supporters for a day that celebrates the spirit of sport.

At St Jo’s, sport is part of who we are. It builds confidence, resilience and character, and brings our community together. Today’s festival reflects that culture of ambition, a chance to compete, enjoy the game and share the experience of sport on our campus.

Our thanks go to our partners, Porter House and LMM, for their valued support.

I would also like to thank our staff who have made today possible, particularly Cole Skuse (Director of Football), Maria Lutua (Head of Netball), and Martyn Cull and his grounds team.

Thank you for joining us. I wish every team a memorable and enjoyable festival.

Mrs Danielle Clarke Principal of St Joseph’s College

Meningitis Precautions Due to current outbreaks, please take extra care at tournaments and follow your school’s guidance.

Bring and use hand sanitiser Wash hands regularly Do not share drinks, towels, or personal items Do not attend if unwell, especially with fever, headache, stiff neck, or sensitivity to light.

FROM THE COACHES Our football programme is built on ambition, opportunity and development. With professional coaching, over 200 fixtures a year and strong partnerships with clubs like Ipswich Town and Arsenal, we create an environment where players are challenged, supported and encouraged to progress. Today is about playing with confidence, enjoying the competition and showing the best of school football.

Our Netball programme is centred on player development, teamwork and confidence. From Prep to First Team, our programme combines expert coaching, high-level competition and strong partnerships, including with London Pulse, creating clear pathways for aspiring athletes. Festivals like this showcase the creativity, commitment and community spirit that define netball at St Jo’s.

U18 GIRLS

DAISY DITCHAM GEOFFREY MAYHEW FARMS LTD

EMILY LANDER CUJ GARDEN AND HOME SERVICES

MAYA EDWARDS LONDON CITY AIRPORT

AMY HOFFGES PARENTS - DR & MRS HOFFGES

KEZIAH TABI CSF EDUCATION CONSULTANTS LTD

ESME NIGHTINGALE 3A ROOFING LTD

VERITY CARTER LANDYPART UK LTD

SAMANTHA BLAYDON THOMAS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

CERYS ROWLANDS MRS ROWLANDS

MARIA BRADSHAW ARECINA MEDIA

GEORGIA GRAVES SPORTSMED EAST

AVA GORMAN KERSEY FREIGHT LTD AND PARENTS

NETBALL RULES All games will be played in accordance with England Netball rules and St Joseph’s College tournament rules. All teams and umpires must register by 9.30am, with a coaches’ briefing at 9.30am.

Matches will begin at 10.00am.

There will be no injury time, so we ask that the injured player(s) be substituted in that position as quickly and safely as possible, unless the incident is deemed to be too dangerous to move the injured player. Please report all injuries to the medical staff, who will assess the injured player(s) before allowing them to return to play.

SQUAD MEMBERS As per England Netball rules, each squad may have a maximum of 12 players. Players may only play for one team throughout the tournament. Any team fielding a borrowed player will be disqualified.

OFFICIALS/ UMPIRES/ COACHING TEAMS The team bench must be at their defending end at the start of the game, and to the right of the post, making sure there is enough space for the umpire. Each team is allowed a maximum of two/three members of staff on their team bench. All other members must be situated outside of the playing area. Each team is expected to provide a scorer for the day, who must stand with the opposition scorer on the vacant court 2 during the game. Scorecards will be collected at the end of the game and taken to the information table.

TIMINGS OF THE GAME Netball matches are 10 minutes per half, with 3 minutes half-time and 5 minutes between games.

NETBALL RULES S P E C TATO R S All spectators must remain on the outside of the playing area at all times.

SCORING SYSTEM Points will be awarded as follows: 5 points for a win 3 points for a draw 1 point to the losing team if they score 50% or more of the opponent's score 0 points to the losing team if they score less than 50% of the opponent’s score In the event of a tie on points at the end of a section, goal difference will decide the final placings, in the event that this is also tied it will go to goals scored.

At the end of the group stages the groups will split into a Cup and Plate section.

Where two teams are level on points in the table, goal difference shall be used to determine the positions of the teams that finish on equal points, i.e. the team with the higher goal difference over the course of the competition round shall take precedence.

NETBALL DRAW GROUP 1 1. Norwich School 2. Seaford College 3. St Peters, York 4. Hurstpierpoint GROUP 2 1. Culford School 2. Ipswich School 3. The Perse 4. St Joseph’s College

NETBALL SCHEDULE COURT 1

COURT 3 (LIVE STREAM)

10:00

Pool A

1v2

3v4

10:30

Pool B

1v2

3v4

11:00

Pool A

1v3

2v4

11:30

Pool B

1v3

2v4

12:00

Pool A

2v3

1v4

12:30

Pool B

2v3

1v4

13:00 13:30

14:00

14:30

15:00

15:30

LUNCH BREAK Plate Semi final 1

Plate Semi final 2

3rd Pool A v 4th Pool B

3rd Pool B v 4th Pool A

Cup Semi Final 1

Cup Semi Final 2

1st Pool A v 2nd Pool B

1st Pool B v 2nd Pool A

Placing (7th v 8th)

Placing (3rd v 4th)

Runners up of plate semi (7th v 8th)

Runners up of cup semi (3rd v 4th)

Plate Final

Plate Final

Winner Plate Semi 1 vs Winner Plate Semi 2

Winner Cup Semi 1 vs Winner Cup Semi 2

PRESENTATION

U18 GIRLS

POPPY OSBORN

DARCY LAWRENCE SUDBURY RUGBY CLUB

CHLOE GWINNELL MY MORTGAGE BROKER LIMITED

SCARLETT LAZARUS DIS HOSES CLIPS AND CONNECTORS

BONNIE ELVIN BEN ELVIN PLANNING CONSULTANCY LTD

KATIE SPARROW SIMON SPARROW CARPENTRY

DULCIE KING

SARA AKHTAR BEENY CONSULTING LTD

ALICIA RUSSELL CASE WEALTH MANAGEMENT

SCARLETT OAKEY A1 FUNCLUB

LILY WELDON ELLISONS

PHEOBE DUFFIN EBORPMC

FREYA BUTCHER LASER RENEWABLES

AUTUMN WHEATON HESI

IZZY VERNON BEW ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTORS LTD

KEZIA HOLDAWAY THE SURVEY INITIATIVE LTD

IZZY NOAKES FAMILY NOAKES

U18 BOYS

CHRISTIAN SHADWELL PBS CARE

HENRY PORTER PORTERHOUSE BUILDING & FIRE SOLUTIONS

JACK MCLEAVY IT FLEET AUTOMOTIVE

DANNY KONIK GLADWELLS PET AND COUNTRY STORES & MOTHER

DYLAN TUCKER PARENTS

TOM CARTER PARENTS

JACOB ABILOYE CHIPATISO ASSOCIATES LLP

ED ROLLS WHITE BROTHERS WITNEY LTD

SAM HOCKEY EPC PROFESSIONAL COACHING

U18 BOYS

SIMON KALCZYNSKI ST JOSEPH’S COLLEGE

WILL PEARCE MRS DRINDA PEARCE

OTTO BAILIE THE HACKING GAMES

NATHAN ATKINSON AURA BRANDS

ALFIE CHIDLOW CFS EDUCATION CONSULTANT LTD

ARTHUR HARRISON ROSS HARRISON

GEORGE NOBLE GRANDMOTHER

ALEX BREEDEN SABRE

RUBEN THOMAS BW DARTS AND TROPHIES

FOOTBALL RULES NUMBER OF SQUAD PLAYERS Teams can bring a maximum squad of 18 players per team.

AGE OF PLAYERS Eligible players - current Year 11, Year 12 and Year 13 students of the 2025-2026 academic year.

MATCH LENGTH 20-minute games (10-minute halves), 2-minute changeover. Referees will manage pitch-side timings, where possible, due to the nature of the event.

LAWS OF THE GAME All teams will play the current Laws of the Game for the 25/26 Season.

SUBSTITUTIONS Repeat substitutions are permitted.

MISCONDUCT Red & yellow cards will be used if required throughout the competition.

If a Red Card is given, you must miss the next game. If two Yellow Cards are given in two different games, you must miss the next game. Any violent conduct will be decided by the lead referee on dismissal of the remaining games.

RESPECT & FAIR PLAY We encourage teams to show their respect as they feel comfortable e.g. first bump or clap following each fixture. The referee and competition organisers’ decision is final.

FOOTBALL RULES GROUPS STAGES Boys’ teams will be in a group of 6 Girls’ teams will be in a group of 4 Each team will play every other team in their group once.

If points and goal difference are the same at the end of the group stages, teams that are drawing will move into a penalty shootout: 3 players will be named to compete in the penalty shootout. The winning team of the penalty shoot will progress to a higher position.

KNOCKOUT STAGES EXPLAINED Teams that are drawing at the end of the match will move straight into a penalty shootout: 3 players will be named to compete in the penalty shootout.

SEMI-FINALS 1st v 4th place and 2nd v 3rd place Teams that are drawing at the end of the match will move straight into a penalty shootout: 3 players will be named to compete in the penalty shootout.

THE FINAL Teams that are drawing at the end of the match will move straight into a penalty shootout: 3 players will be named to compete in the penalty shootout.

FOOTBALL DRAW GIRLS

BOYS

01 St Joseph’s College

A St Joseph’s College

02 New Hall

B New Hall

03 Sixteen93

C Culford

04 Worksop

D Bishops

BOYS’ FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Please note pitches for semi-finals and finals will be confirmed on the day

Time

Pitch One

Pitch Two

10:30

B

AvD

BvC

11:50

B

AvB

CvD

13:10

B

AvC

BvD

1st vs 4th

2nd vs 3rd

Boys Semi Finals 14.40pm Boys Final 15.50 pm

GIRLS’ FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Please note pitches for semi-finals and finals will be confirmed on the day

Time

Pitch One

Pitch Two

11:10

G

1v2

3v1

11:30

G

1v4

-

12:30

G

3v4

-

12:50

G

1v3

-

13:50

G

4v1

-

14:10

G

3v4

-

Girls Semi Finals 15.15pm

2v3

-

Girls Final 16.25pm

Winner vs Semi-Final Winner

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TEAMS

SEAFORD COLLEGE

ST PETER’S SCHOOL, YORK

NORWICH SCHOOL

THE PERSE

HURSTPIERPOINT COLLEGE

IPSWICH SCHOOL

CULFORD SCHOOL

USP COLLEGE

U18 GIRLS’ TEAMS

SIXTEEN 93

WORKSOP COLLEGE

NEWHALL SCHOOL

U18 BOYS’ TEAMS

BISHOPS COLLEGE

CULFORD

FINBOROUGH SCHOOL

NEWHALL SCHOOL

BRENTWOOD SCHOOL

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