IntercollegIate Soccer tournament - Sydney University Sport

2013
Intercollegiate
Soccer
Tournament

PLAYING DRAW
2013 Playing Draw for Rawson Soccer (Mens)
ROUND DATE TIME GAME FIXTURE VENUE
1
2
3
Mon 5
Aug
Tue 13
Aug
Wed 21
Aug
12:00pm G1 Andrews vs. Wesley Johns
2:00pm G2 Johns vs. Pauls Johns
8:30am G3 Winner G1 vs. Loser G2 Johns
10:30am G4 Winner G2 vs. Loser G1 Johns
12:00pm G5 Loser G1 vs. Loser G2 Pauls
2:00pm G6 Winner G1 vs. Winner G2 Pauls
*Spare dates = Thu 8th, Thu 15th, Mon 19th, Tue 27th August
2013 Playing Draw for Female Soccer
ROUND DATE TIME GAME FIXTURE BYE VENUE
1
2
3
4
5
Mon
5 Aug
Thur
8 Aug
Tue
13 Aug
Thur
15 Aug
Wed
21 Aug
9:00am G1 Andrews v Sancta
10:30am G2 Johns v Wesley
9:00am G3 Andrews v Wesley
10:30am G4 Womens v Sancta
12:30pm G5 Johns v Womens
2:00pm G6 Wesley v Sancta
9:00am
G7
*Spare dates = Mon 19th and Tue 27th August
OPERATING RULES
10:30am G8 Johns v Sancta
9:00am G9 Womens v Wesley
10:30am G10 Andrews v Johns
Womens
Johns
Andrews
Johns
Andrews
Johns
Andrews v
Womens Wesley Andrews
Sancta
Pauls
1. The event shall be conducted in accordance with the Constitution,
the following by-laws and FIFA rules as they apply in the year
of competition.
2. In the case of conflict between the adopted rules and the Constitution
or the Sporting By-Laws, the Constitution and Sporting By-Laws shall
have over-riding authority.
3. The following additional rules are to be adhered to:
3.1 Each game shall consist of 2 x 30 min halves fully timed;
3.2 In the event of a drawn game, 2 x extra halves of 10 mins shall
be played under ‘golden goal’ conditions. If no goal is scored
in such extra time, a penalty shoot-out (consisting of 5 shots for
each team followed by a ‘sudden death’ shoot-out in the event
of scores remaining tied) will decide the result; and
3.3 A maximum of 3 x player substitutions can be used per
game, inclusive of extra time.
POINT SCORING
1. To determine the final result of the competition, the following points
shall be awarded for each fixture.
1.1. A College winning outright in ordinary or extra time shall receive
3 points
1.2. A College winning on a penalty shoot-out shall receive 2 points
1.3. A College losing on a penalty shoot-out shall receive 1 point
1.4. A College losing outright in ordinary or extra time shall receive
0 points
2. The final placings shall be awarded according to the aggregate
of points accumulated by each College.
ADDITIONAL RULES
1. Each competing team MUST provide a scorekeeper for
their games.
2. All teams should be at the venue at least fifteen minutes prior
to their scheduled starting game time.
3. Shin pads and safety gear is advised.
4. Match balls will be supplied by Wesley/Women’s for each
game which MUST be returned to the referee or score bench
at the conclusion of every game.
Injuries/accidents/incidents: Please report all injuries/accidents/
incidents to the SUSF staff member or convenor at the event. A first
aid kit and ice will be available. In the event of a serious injury/incident,
please notify the SUSF staff member or convenor at the event and/or
an Inte6thrcol Committee rep, college sports rep, or head of
college immediately.
Alcohol policy: The incidental service of beer to spectators at
Rawson/Rosebowl events on St Paul’s Oval is non-contentious in
the context of the wider observance of the Intercol Policies on
crowd conduct and anti-harassment and on any matter that may
bring Colleges of the University into disrepute. Intercol and Students’
Club representatives of each college are responsible for the serving
of alcohol to members of their colleges, the behaviour of those
college members to whom alcohol has been served and ensuring
compliance with the following restrictions:
• Individual spectators may NOT bring their own alcohol - instead,
Intercol and Students’ Club representatives ONLY may bring
alcohol to each event;
• There is to be a single designated point of service for each college
participating in a given match, to be clearly marked and situated
well away from college administration offices and at the direction
of the host College officer or as pre-arranged;
• Service of alcohol must conform to RSA guidelines;
• Alcohol provided is to be limited to beer in cans;
• Glass bottles/containers are strictly prohibited;
• Service must cease on instruction from an Officer of the host
College; and
• A prompt clean-up of spectator areas is a condition of ground use.
The host venue reserves the right to cease/deny all service of alcohol
at any time if deemed necessary.
Spectators: Please remain within the given spectator’s area to ensure
your own safety, as well as that of players and event staff/officials.
Parking: No parking is available on-site for spectators at Oval 2.
Cars may be used to deliver portable supplies before/after games.
Rubbish: All colleges must ensure that the venue is cleared of all
rubbish on departure from the premises.
Conduct: All players and spectators are expected to abide by the
Intercol code of conduct and Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness code of
conduct. Misconduct will not be tolerated and offending persons
may be asked to leave the venue immediately and disciplinary
action will follow.
ENQUIRIES
Kristee Arkle
Programs & Participation Manager
Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness
Phone: 9351 8903
intercol@sport.usyd.edu.au
Will Nash
Rawson Soccer Convenor
Wesley College
wnas4443@uni.sydney.edu.au
Kate Cranney
Rosebowl Soccer Convenor
Wesley College
katecranney@live.com.au
www.susf.com.au