Players Code Of Conduct
Sport to be universally enjoyed has to be played to a standard code of conduct. To avoid bringing the game into disrepute players are expected to observe the following code of conduct. Failure to abide by these rules may result in suspension, exclusion from a team or dismissal from the club.
| Decisions |
Accept match official's decision without question. Referees/ Umpires decision is always final.
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| Respect |
Be punctual to all practices and games. Treat coach, officials and opponents with the respect you would wish them give to you. If you are not able to make a practice or a game, let your Coach/Manager know- give as much notice as possible.
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| Appeals |
Avoid appealing to the referee/ umpire for decisions to be given in your favour;- the exception being genuine & reasonable appeals in cricket.
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| Discipline |
Keep your temper under control in all circumstances. Physical violence will not be tolerated.
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| Fair Play |
Display good sportsmanship. Play fairly without danger to opponents, or your own team mates.
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| Sportsmanship |
Do not indulge in practices of cheating under the guise of 'gamesmanship'.
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| Language |
Foul language, belittling or bullying behaviour, hand signals or gestures, will not be tolerated.
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| Equipment & Clothing |
Take pride in your appearance. Wear the correct club uniform unless otherwise stated. Jewellery must not be worn- earrings, watches, rings etc.
Netball: Fingernails must be clipped. Trousers must not be worn on the court. White socks are compulsory.
Cricket: Correct footwear e.g trainers, to be worn at all times. Always wear a hat. All players 18 years old & under must wear a helmet when batting against a hard ball.
Football: Shirts should be tucked in and socks up at all times. Boots & shinpads are compulsory. Shinpads must be covered by socks at all times. |
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