Wynberg's Ian Melliar Cup 2017

WYNBERG BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL

IAN MELLIAR CUP

21 - 24 SEPTEMBER 2017

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!

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MESSAGE FROM THE HEADMASTER Welcome to Cape Town and Wynberg Boys’ High on the occasion of our annual Ian Melliar Cup. The continued support for our U15 water polo tournament from our brother schools across South Africa has been a tremendous motivation for the event’s ongoing development. Because of the water shortage in the Western Cape there was some doubt as to whether this event could take place this year but thankfully a method was devised which enabled us to use our borehole water in the pool and we were given permission to proceed as per usual in 2017 It is both a privilege and an honour for Wynberg Boys’ High, one of the founding members of Western Province Schools’ Water Polo to present this exhibition of Water Polo. Over the years many of the stars of the future have featured in the tournament and I have no doubt that this will be the case again as this tournament affords all players an opportunity to test their skill against the best in the U15 division in the country.

This tournament is all about “friendship, rivalry and competition”. It’s an event where lifelong friendships are made, from the players giving their all for their schools, through coaches, staff and managers working together, to all the parents, Old Boys, and Water Polo fans building a great sporting future... and culture for our youth and our country.

To the players: this is your event, dig deep and be heroes in the pool, for yourselves and your school pride; enjoy your down time, socialise with the other teams and enjoy the weekend and take home the best memories of a job well done.

Wynberg thanks our event sponsor, Speck Pumps, for their passionate and ongoing support for the Ian Melliar Cup. We also thank our event organiser Jeanette Muller, her marketing team, our grounds and maintenance staff and our loyal ‘polo parents’ for the work they’ve put in over the last year to produce #IMC2017. Jan de Waal Headmaster, Wynberg Boy’s High School

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Message From The Patron Of Wynberg Water Polo Dear All Welcome to Wynberg Boys’ High School, and the 11th Ian Melliar Cup Water Polo Tournament. This event has grown in popularity since its inception and we are delighted to host all the schools to another fantastic week-end of water polo.

Behind every participating team there are teachers and coaches who are inspired by their passion for people and this wonderful sport. They deserve our sincere thanks for giving their pupils this wonderful opportunity to learn and grow.

We welcome parents and friends to the Mother City who have travelled from around the country to join and support the players.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the local organising committee for all the hard work in putting together this fantastic programme. They have all worked tirelessly to ensure that everybody has a rewarding experience and this continues to be the best U15 boys’ water polo tournament in the country.

Finally, I want to encourage each player, coach, and spectator to participate in a spirit of true sportsmanship. Play hard and fair. B� Be humble in victory and gracious in defeat and most of all, have loads of fun!

Ian Melliar Wynberg Old Boy and Patron of Wynberg Water Polo

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MESSAGE FROM THE SPONSORS: SPECK PUMPS We would like to welcome each of you to the Wynberg Boys’ High School Speck Pumps Ian Melliar Cup of 2017.

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This same commitment and adaptability to conserve our natural resources starts in our communities with our most precious resource, our youth. Whether a parent, a teacher, a coach or a mentor, one’s work is never done. To be good guardians, we need to make our children feel valued and loved, while teaching them the difference between right and wrong. Our most important task is to create a nurturing environment where our children can thrive and develop into confident, independent, and caring adults who’ll look after the environment and resources.

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ORDER OF EVENTS Thursday 21 September Teams arrive Team photos at Aletta House Referee Meeting at the pool 09h30 Tournament starts at 10h30 Managers’ meeting in the Bill Bowden at 18h00 Matches finish after the last game, scheduled to start at 19h30 Friday 22 September Matches start at 07h00 Teams’ lunch available in the hospitality tent between 11h30 – 14h00 on presentation of the meal voucher.

Should you require a take-away meal, please place your order at the tent so they can prepare it for you.

Speck Pumps Hospitality Function for players, supporters, and officials at the Bill Bowden Pavilion from 17h00. All welcome!

Last game of the evening scheduled to start at 19h45 Saturday 23 September Matches start at 07h00 Teams’ lunch available in the hospitality tent between 11h30 – 14h00 on presentation of the meal voucher.

Last game of the evening scheduled to start at 19h00 Sunday 24 September Matches start at 07h00 Teams’ lunch available in the hospitality tent between 11h30 – 14h00 on presentation of the meal voucher.

Final teams’ presentation at 13h20 Final at 13h25 Prize Giving at 14h30 Teams depart

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POOL A : Clifton 1. Blake Saayman 2. Josh Havemann 3. Scott Cliff 4. James Matthews 5. Ozwen Chetty 6. Zak Baitz 7. James Parry 8. Noah Ditz 9. Goerge Edwards 10. Simon Taylor 11. Conna Steadman 12. Gabriel Sjouerman 13. Christopher Geils Coach: Mike Howieson POOL A : Grey High 1. Tiaan Ingram 2. Kellan Jones 3. Matthew De Lange 4. David Olivier 5. Christian Rosser 6. Reece Hancocks 7. Damon Royle 8. Warren Weidmann 9. Luke Nienaber 10. Tom Askew 11. Evan Heathcote 12. Cameron Casali Coach: Cameron Johnson Manager: Zaine Marx POOL A : Hilton 1. James Presbury 2. Akil Ramcharrun 3. Dominik von Hone 4. Connor Holdsworth 5. Reece MacEwan 6. Adam Osborne 7. Thomas Joubert 8. Luke Lourenco 9. Murray Dorward 10. Luke Van Ryswyk 11. Hylton Royden-Turner 12. Luke Tillim Coach: Jason Sileno POOL A : Paul Roos 1. Ariel Volkwyn 2. George Fischer 3. Corne Wailbach 4. Michael Malherbe 5. Stephan Bekker 6. Conrad Kriel 7. Reon Grundling 8. Henri Lups 9. Jonathan Louw 10. Durandt vd Berg Coach: Cameron Sudden & Josh Stubbs Manager: Herbie van Zyl POOL A : Drenched Int. Invite 1. Kyle Smith 2. Ben Stannard 3. Francios Viljoen 4. Luke Peter 5. Junaid Jardine 6. Corbett-Charles Strydom 7. Morgan Louw 8. Furqan Booley 9. Chris Cresswell 10. Joshua Smith 11. Peter Copeland 12. Jordyn West 13. Shaye Reilly Coach: Adolf Groenewald Manager: Roxane Groenewald POOL B : St John’s 1. Cameron Dickinson 2. George Macris 3. Spencer Clarke 4. Liam Litton 5. Charles Robertson 6. Tom Chemaly 7. Joshua Botha 8. Ethan Berriman 9. Tayne Beswick (captain) 10. Oliver Krynauw 11. Caleb Keyter 12. Benjamin Renecle 13. Connor Steyn Coach: Nicholas Rodda Manager: Gerhard Visser POOL B : St Stithian’s 1. Connor Tebbutt 2. Josh Van Tubberg 3. George Smith 4. Kyle Kohead 5. Jordan Homann 6. Joseph Maresch 7. Michael Hinrichs 8. Bradley Smit 10. Jared Freeman 11. Keldon Schroeder 12. Cameron Bunch 13. Bradley Smith Coach: Chelcianne Webster POOL B : Pearson 1. Tharushan Chettiar 2. JP Fouche 3. Remo Cicognini 4. Cole Edworthy 5. Ethan Cunningham 6. Ruben Muller 7. Saeed Abrahams 8. Connor van Thiel Berghuys 9. Reece Price 10. Brian Young 11. Liam Fouche 12. Andrew Roche Coach: Jarred Nel Manager: Graham Broom POOL B : Wynberg 1. Imraan Swart (c) 2. Uzair Khan 3. Tom Tattersal 4. Noel Glintenkamp 5. Michael Taylor 6. Marko Maric 7. Sebastian de Klerk 8. Luke Palos 9. Karl Wichman 10. Ethan Nadauld 11. Rayne Mccreadie Coach: Steve Heldzingen Manager: Ndumiso Makhatini POOL B : Westerford 1. Luca Puglia 2. Michael Haydam 3. Benjamin Van Dugteren 4. Scott Dallas 5. Kyran Rowe 6. Joel Stevens 7. Michael Zeelie 8. Oliver Wood 9. Oscar Arnott 10. Anastasios Du Plessis 11. Tom Welz 12. Aidan Collins 13. Ethan Paton Coach: Seth Thompson Manager: Stephen Cupido

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POOL C : Bishops 1. Jack van Essen 2. Joe Kirsten 4. Connor Evans 5. Niall Maloney 6. Nic Koch 7. Caleb Oliphant 8. Mikey Ford (c) 9. Sam Hanssen 10. Jock Buchanan 11. Jake Stewart 12. Ollie Jones 13. Zak Ahmed Coach: David Bruchhausen & Liam Neill Manager: Jenny Campbell POOL C : SACS 1. Kegan Pelissier 2. Matthew Nimb 3. Phillip de Nobrega 4. Oliver Haywood 5. Richard Bam 6. Luke Hayes 7. Nicholas Rightford 8. Jamie Senekal 9. Dante Bossi 10. Liam Dawson 11. Luke Torr 12. Max Hall 13. Max van Aarde Coach: Candy Schumann Manager: Byron Allsopp POOL C : St Andrew’s 1. Nichoals Sutherland 2. Thomas Kruger 3. Joel Vides 4. Thomas Harper 5. Lloyd Koster 7. Reece Galloway 8. Joshua Cowen 9. Sam Ryan 10. Ethan Lion-Cachet 11. Sinjin Broad 12. Ethan Royle Coach: David MacKenzie Manager: Luc Hoefnagels POOL C : Maritzburg 1. Callum Dowell 2. Michael Van Dam 3. Daniel Peter 4. Marcelle Masvikeni 5. Chris Van Heerden 6. Kaid Morsink 7. Benjamin Jackson 8. Ruben Van Zyl 9. Quinn Lupton-Smith 10. Arno Heydenrych 11. Adam Van Dam 12. Rorke Anderson 13. Stefan Koekemoer Coach: Nigel Sutherland POOL C : St Peter’s 1. Nic Peake 2. Cameron Pentz 3. Josh Nalder 4. Joshua Van Der Merwe 5. Keagan Telfer 6. Aiden Enslin 7. Kurt Rebel 8. Matthew Krastanov 9. Lloyd Beyers 10. Tristan Van Der heever 11. William Cooper 12. Jarrod Siddal 13. Ethan Macleod Coach: JJ Van Dongen Manager: Delene Theunissen POOL D : Reddam 1. Jack Woodburn 2. Jake McLeroth 3. Shannon Williams 4. Riccardo Pizzimbone 5. Michael Lunn 6. Connor Gregg 7. Jake Steyn 8. Alex Ackerman 9. Aaron van Rensburg 10. Ethan Day 11. Daniel Miller 12. Thomas Ackerman 13. Liam Arora Coach: Nic Molyneux POOL D : RBHS 1. Mark McLagan 2. Seaton Loftus 3. William Day 4. Thomas Hofmeyr 5. Tate Haarhoff 6. Christopher Tuohy 7. Guy Ellis Brown 9. Liam Bottomley 10. James Funston 12. Levi De Lijster Coach: Matthew Johnston Manager: Dean Rimmer POOL D : Michaelhouse 1. Matteo Cozzi 2. Julian Daffy 3. Jordan Dobson 4. Arend Jacques Du Preez 5. Timothy Harding 6. Sebastian Haug-Lyons 7. Christopher Langebrink 8. Christopher Maartens 9. William Finn Mclaughlin 10. James Murray Manager: Bradley McManus POOL D : Affies 1. Hoon Coetzee 2. Henro Rademeyer 3. Dewald Classen 4. Edmund du Plessis 5. Ricaldo Stighling 6. Jeandre du Preez 7. Henco Badenhorst 8. Dian Grabie 9. Christiaan Brink 10. Marco Mare 11. Almero du Piesanie Manager: Ferdinand Postma POOL D : Glenwood 1. Tristan Shallcross 2. Andrew Jacobs 3. Kyle Hastie 4. Tyron Walsh 5. Brandon Spies 6. Ryan Hattingh 7. Jordan Dreyer 8. Kayle Van der Westhuizen 9. Ethan Biljoen 10. Kyle van Wyk Coach: Jason Saayman Manager: Darren Stone

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THURSDAY 21st SEPTEMBER 2017 10h30 11h15 12h00 12h45 13h30 14h15 15h00 15h45 16h30 17h15 18h00 18h45 19h30

10h30 11h15 12h00 12h45 13h30 14h15 15h00 15h45 16h30 17h15 18h00 18h45 19h30

BLUE Grey PE Affies Bishops Westerford Hilton Reddam St Andrews Clifton St Johns Maritzburg SACS Michaelhouse Wynberg

WHITE PRG Reddam St Peters St Stithians PRG RBHS St Peters Drenched Int. Invite Wynberg Bishops St Andrews Affies Pearson

19h00 STEAK BRAAI / MANAGERS FUNCTION

FRIDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER 2017 07h00 07h45 08h30 09h15 10h00 10h45 11h30 12h15 13h00 13h45 14h30 15h15 16h00 16h45 17h30 18h15 19h00 19h45

07h00 07h45 08h30 09h15 10h00 10h45 11h30 12h15 13h00 13h45 14h30 15h15 16h00 16h45 17h30 18h15 19h00 19h45

BLUE Grey PE Bishops Pearson RBHS Hilton Affies St Johns St Andrews Clifton RBHS Westerford St Peters PRG Hilton Reddam Wynberg SACS PRG

WHITE Hilton St Andrews St Stithians Michaelhouse Clifton Glenwood St Stithians Maritzburg Grey PE Affies Pearson SACS Clifton Drenched Int Invite Glenwood Westerford Maritzburg Drenched Int Invite

19h00 END OF DAY / TOURNAMENT BRAAI

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SATURDAY 23rd SEPTEMBER 2017 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

07h45 08h30 09h15 10h00 10h45 11h30 12h15 13h00 13h45 14h15 14h45 15h15 15h45 16h15 16h45 17h30 18h15 19h00

BLUE Bishops St Stithians St Johns Michaelhouse Maritzburg Glenwood Invite Team Pearson Pool A5 Pool C5 Pool A4 Pool C4 Pool A3 Pool B3 QF POOL A1 QF POOL B1 QF POOL C1 QF POOL D1

WHITE SACS Wynberg Westerford Reddam St Peters RBHS Grey PE St Johns Pool D5 Pool B5 Pool D4 Pool B4 Pool D3 Pool C3 QF POOL D2 QF POOL C2 QF POOL B2 QF POOL A2

2x10 running 2x10 running 2x10 running 2x10 running 2x10 running 2x10 running 4x5 stop/start 4x5 stop/start 4x5 stop/start 4x5 stop/start

19h45 END OF DAY / FREE EVENING

SUNDAY 24th SEPTEMBER 2017 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64

07h00 07h20 07h40 08h00 08h20 09h05 09h50 10h35 11h20 11h40 12h00 12h20 12h40 13h25

BLUE Game 41 Loser Game 41 Winner Game 43 Loser Game 43 Winner Winner Game 47 Winner Game 48 Loser Game 47 Loser Game 48 Loser Game 45 Winner Game 45 Loser Game 57 Winner Game 57 Loser Game 55 Winner Game 55

WHITE Game 42 Loser Game 42 Winner Game 44 Loser Game 44 Winner Winner Game49 Winner Game 50 Loser Game 49 Loser Game 50 Loser Game 46 Winner Game 46 Loser Game 58 Winner Game 58 Loser Game 56 Winner Game 56

14h30 PRIZE GIVING

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2x7 mins running 2x7 mins running 2x7 mins running 2x7 mins running 4x5 stop/start 4x5 stop/start 4x5 stop/start 4x5 stop/start 2x7 mins running 2x7 mins running 2x7 mins running 2x7 mins running 4x5 stop/start 4x5 stop/start

19/20 17/18 15/16 13/14 semi semi play off play off 11/12 9/10 7/8 5/6 3/4 Final

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TOURNAMENT RULES: PLAYING FORMAT The Playing format will be 4x5 min stop / start unless otherwise stipulated below.

The result of each section will be determined as follows: Win= 2 points Draw= 1 point Loss= 0 point At the completion of the Round Robin Pool matches, the teams with the most points shall be the winners of their pool. If there is a tie, then the position shall be decided in the following manner: 1.

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Goal difference.

The team who won the round robin fixture.

Goals for.

Goals against.

Flip of a coin.

The teams finishing first and second in each pool will progress to the Quarter-finals. In the event of scores being level at the end of any play-off matches, (excluding games 51 - 54 and 59 - 62), there will be two additional periods of three minutes each. If the scores are still tied, there will be a penalty shoot-out in order to determine a winner. In the event of a tie in games 51 - 54 and 59 - 62 the team on the highest goal difference will be awarded the top position.

TOURNAMENT RULES: FORMAT OF GAMES Games 1 - 40, 47 - 50, 55 - 58, 63 and 64 will consist of four chukkas of five minutes actual playing time each, with no time-outs except in games 63 and 64 (as listed below).

Games 41 - 46 will consist of two chukkas of 10 minutes running time each with no timeouts. Games 51 - 54 and 59 - 62 will consist of two chukkas of 7 minutes running time each with no time-outs.

There will be only one time-out for each team in games 63 and 64, and if there is extra time there will be one additional time-out per team.

All games will have one minute between chukkas, two minutes at half time Games may be shortened or rescheduled if rain or lightning delays play.

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TOURNAMENT RULES: COACHES & MANAGERS Each Coach and Manager has received a “Code of Conduct” which outlines the expectations of them as staff as well as of the players under their control. These codes of conduct are to be adhered to throughout the duration of the tournament. A “Zero Tolerance” approach will be taken with regards to the behaviour of coaches and managers while on the pool deck. Any coach who accumulates three yellow cards over the duration of the tournament will automatically be suspended for 1 game.

A red card during a game means a two match suspension for a coach/ manager, and in addition, this counts for two yellows and as such will remain on the record. This means that should a coach who has received a red card and sat out his two match suspension go on to receive a yellow in his comeback game, he will be on three yellow cards and have to sit out the next game as well. Only 1 member of the coaching staff may be standing at any given time during a match. The manager or assistant must be seated on the bench along with the rest of the team. Managers and coaches need to try and stick to the same attire as far as possible when involved in a match.

TOURNAMENT RULES: PLAYERS All players need to wear their school costumes. Cap numbers must be 1 - 13 with no duplications. The second goal keeper must wear a no. 13 red cap. White Caps will start on the mountain side of the pool deck. Any player found guilty of misconduct, violence or brutality shall be dealt with in the following manner: Misconduct - The punishment of exclusion of the game shall be deemed sufficient punishment. Violence - The punishment of exclusion of the game shall be deemed sufficient punishment. A disciplinary hearing shall only be deemed necessary at the discretion of the technical delegate. Brutality - Any player excluded from a match for brutality will be immediately suspended for that match as well as his next match and will face a disciplinary hearing.

The Disciplinary Committee shall be appointed by the Tournament Director.

No player shall play for more than one team during the duration of the tournament. No player may turn 16 years or older during any part of this year.

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CODE OF CONDUCT: PLAYERS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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No player is permitted to smoke, drink alcohol or use drugs at any stage during the tournament.

Unsupervised visits to places of entertainment will not be allowed.

No girl or boy visitors will be allowed into the rooms where players are accommodated.

Unsavoury remarks or actions towards fellow players, opposition players and officials are unacceptable and will not be tolerated.

Bad language, both on and off the pool-deck will not tolerated Schools will be held liable for any damage caused by their representatives to hostels and other private property.

Hostel and normal school rules must be strictly adhered to.

Littering is unacceptable. Please leave all areas litter free.

Vandalism will not be tolerated.

Team initiation is not allowed as per the SA Schools’ Act. Players whose appearances, fashions (e.g. hair colour), are unbefitting the image of Water Polo, will not be allowed to take to the pool.

Players not observing the code of conduct will be viewed in a serious light and dealt with accordingly and could result in a player being sent home.

Any report of misconduct, both on and off the pool deck, will be heard by a Disciplinary Committee as constituted by the Tournament Director.

Misbehaviour and continual complaints pertaining to a particular Team will be dealt with by the Disciplinary Committee and could result in that school team being disqualified.

Any player found guilty of contravening this code will not be allowed to continue with the Tournament.

Inappropriate conduct befitting a School Water Polo Tournament will result in a school /team being expelled from the event, and not being invited back next year.

WARNING: It is strongly recommended that energy drinks with a warning on the label against intake by children be avoided by all participants; they contain a high caffeine ontent, which is a banned substance, and could result in a positive drug test reading. Beware of medication - check for banned substances with your doctor and chemist.

The onus is on the player to inform the Manager of any medication that the player is taking during the tournament.

It is the individual team members, manager and Captain’s duty to make sure that the above codes of conduct are adhered to.

Good Polo, making new friends and sportsmanship is the ultimate name of the game for this Tournament.

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CODE OF CONDUCT: MANAGERS AND COACHES Thank you for all the work done in preparing your respective teams for this Tournament and for accepting responsibility for them whilst they are here.

Managers are required to acquaint themselves with the tournament rules and various codes of conduct, and ensure all team members comply. As a coach or manager may be new to a tournament of this nature, a number of points need to be made for the record: During a Game: • • •

Remember that players will take their cue from the way you behave on the pooldeck and on the bench.

There may be no smoking or drinking of alcohol while on the team bench.

Unsavoury remarks towards players, opponents and officials are unacceptable, as is bad language, and will be dealt with according to a “Zero Tolerance” policy.

Off the Pool-Deck: • • • • •

Bad language is unacceptable.

Alcohol may be consumed in moderation - but NOT in the company of the players.

Schools will be held liable for any damage caused by their representatives to hostels and other private property. The manager needs to take responsibility for his/ her team’s behaviour, and to make it clear that vandalism will not be tolerated.

Hostel / hotel and school rules must be strictly adhered to.

Team initiation is unacceptable, as per the SA Schools’ Act.

Managers and coaches are required to behave appropriately at all times. Any report of misconduct, either on or off the pool-deck, will be heard by a Disciplinary Committee as constituted by the Tournament Director.

At the discretion of the Tournament Director, a manager or coach may be removed from the bench during a game, or may even be removed from the tournament. If incidents come to light subsequent to a tournament, these will be referred back to the representative’s own School Executive for investigation, and could result in individuals / schools being banned from this tournament in the future.

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CODE OF CONDUCT: PARENTS AND SUPPORTERS The playing of School Sport is primarily of an educational nature.

The aim of school sport is to encourage participation and to engender in players the highest standards of sportsmanship, self-discipline and control. Parents and supporters need to support these ideals in the way in which they behave on the sidelines.

Thus, at matches: • • • • • •

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Positive support will be appreciated.

Parents and supporters are requested to refrain from directing negative comments at Referees, officials, players or opposition supporters.

Parents and supporters are asked to position themselves well clear of the pooldeck and refrain from standing or sitting behind the goals.

Parents are instructed to stay out of the Technical table area for the duration of the Tournament.

Parents and spectators are subject to the control and regulations imposed by the Tournament Director and / or designated Tournament Officials.

In the event of an injury, parents and supporters are not allowed on the pool-deck and must stay out of the Technical Table area. The Manager of the team will be called onto the pool deck by the Referee and the Tournament Director/Officer will communicate with you - you have given consent to the Manager to act “in loco parentis” for the duration of the Tournament.

Parents are not to interfere with the Coach’s team selection for any game and should refrain from communicating directly with players during a game.

Any supporter found in contravention of these guidelines will be asked to leave the pool enclosure immediately.

Parents and spectators should address their concerns to the Tournament Director.

Please do not approach individual officials, referees and coaches.

In the interests of promoting good sportsmanship and an enjoyable Tournament for everyone, all spectators and supporters are respectfully requested to comply with this Code of Conduct.

Tournament Convenor

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TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS 2017 Tournament Director: Roland Rudd & Josh Bassett Tournament Covener: Ian Melliar Tournament Referee: Mike Brady Disciplinary Committee: Roland Rudd, Ian Melliar & Mike Brady Organising Committee: Roland Rudd, Julian Vincent, Ian Melliar, Jeanette Muller, Chris Merrington, Alice Cudworth & Josh Bassett EMERGENCY NUMBERS Constantiaberg Medi Clinic (10 mins) Address: Burnham Road, Plumstead, Cape Town Phone: 021 799 2911 GPS Co-ords: -34.0266796, 18.4613245, 15 Medicross Kenilworth (10 mins) Address: 67 Rosmead Ave, Kenilworth, Cape Town Phone: 021 683 5867 GPS Co-ords: -33.9900095, 18.4094262, 12 EMT Ambulance Services Robert de Wet 0722 368 368 SAPS Sector 5 Van Warrant Officer Jacobs: 079 894 1227 Flying Squad: 10111 School Security Jeremy Kellerman: 072 027 6057

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