Hurlstone Park Wanderers is home to around 1500 players spread over 90 teams. There’s lots to know about Game Day, and everyone is expected to get involved and help out. Please read on for all the details, including wet weather, game day tasks, and more!
Hurlstone Park Wanderers is a community club that promotes playing football in an inclusive manner, with respect for opponents, officials, and for the love of the game.
Teams should arrive at least 30 min before their scheduled kick-off so that the players have time to warm up and Managers can do paperwork and pay the officials. Games that start late due to admin issues will be cut short. Teams on field set up should arrive 45 min before kick-off.
We expect our teams to assist in the weekly operation of the grounds, in the setting up of fields, and the packing away of fields. We also expect our teams to have the mandatory Team Official, in the yellow vest, present at every game they play, to assist and observe ground officials.
At the end of the game, all players/Coaches/Managers should shake hands with their opponents, and thank them for the game. Coaches/Managers should shake hands with the officials and thank them for their efforts. See our Covid Guidelines for the most recent recommendations.
Players should move away from the technical zone quickly so that the following game can commence on time. For details on Referee payments, Match sheets, recording of results and payments head to the relevant Resources page.
Teams should arrive at least 30 minutes before their scheduled kick-off so that the players have time to warm up, the managers have time to complete paperwork and pay the officials. Games that start late due to administrative issues will be cut short.
We expect our teams to assist in the weekly operation of the grounds, in the setting up of fields, and the packing away of fields. We also expect our teams to have the mandatory Team Official, in the yellow vest, present at every game they play, to assist and observe ground officials.
At the end of the game, all players/Coaches/Managers should shake hands with their opponents, and thank them for the game. Coaches/Managers should shake hands with the officials and thank them for their efforts. See our Covid Guidelines for the most recent recommendations.
Players should move away from the technical zone quickly so that the following game can commence on time. For details on Referee payments, Match sheets, recording of results and payments head to the relevant Resources page.
Everyone gets involved in the weekly operation of the grounds, setting up of fields, and packing away.
This checklist will assist with tasks to be managed every week.
Football Canterbury maintains the competition draw via their website for all non Small Sided Football.
From the Dribl system, you can see the draw, results and the current tables for competitions that are competitive. Head to:
TRAINING
To check the status of Canterbury Bankstown Council fields (which covers Ewen and Blick) for training, click here.
GAME DAY
Dribl is the source of truth on whether matches go ahead. Please use the Dribl site to confirm whether your match is on or not.
The basic rule is to assume that your game will go ahead until updated as such on Dribl. Games can be transferred to other fields and start times on occasions, and your Age Coordinator will be in touch if that is the case. Please do not contact Football Canterbury directly.
Football in the Canterbury district is played across the inner west, covering areas such as Roselands, Concord, Balmain to Marrickville, and quite a few suburbs in between.
Dribl contains a list of field locations that can be accessed on their website here.
WHAT WE WILL DO
Make sure parents/guardians and children know the time and location of practice and games and when they can expect to collect their children.
Request Coaches and other sporting personnel to arrive before scheduled practice or game times.
Give Coaches a register of parent/guardian emergency contact numbers and make sure they have access to a phone.
Ensure that if parents/guardians are late, Coaches will try to make contact with them and:
Our Club is committed to providing a safe environment for participation. Aggressive, threatening or other inappropriate behaviour by members, their families, their friends, and other sporting personnel while attending a game or event will not be tolerated.
These behaviours are outlined in our Code of Behaviour and specifically include:
Hurlstone Park Wanderers Football Club is a community-based soccer club run entirely by volunteers. We welcome players of all ages and from all walks of life. Find us at Ewen Park and Beaman Park, Inner West Sydney, NSW.
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Hurlstone Park Wanderers Football Club is a community-based soccer club run entirely by volunteers. We welcome players of all ages and from all walks of life. Find us at Ewen Park and Beaman Park, Inner West Sydney, NSW.
Terms & Conditions
Website by Wild Honey Creative
Photos marked ©photographedwithlove supplied by Photographed with Love
Hurlstone Park Wanderers Football Club acknowledges that our games and all operations of our Club are carried out on Aboriginal land. We acknowledge and pay our respect to the traditional owners and elders (past, present and emerging) who have cared for the lands and waterways for thousands of years based on deep knowledge of culture and Country.
