Level 1 VRQ Coaching Award - March at Shobnall
Sportsman's Dinner - 19th Feb
Foundation Skills Workshop - June 13 at St. Mary's
100 Club Draws completed for 2009.
Photos from Dave Sturton / Greg Hasnip "Old Friends" reunion match
EHA Code of Ethics and Behaviour
The Level 1 Award is intended to provide the essential skills and knowledge
necessary to run a safe and enjoyable session for players to be introduced to
hockey. Candidates must be a minimum of 16 years old to attend the course but
should understand that they will not be permitted to coach independently. Level
1 coaches aged 18 and over can obtain insurance and practice in the role of
Coaching Assistant alongside a fully qualified adult holding a Level 2 coach
award or above.
Shobnall Leisure Complex, Burton upon Trent. DE14 2BB
Sunday 14th, 21st 28th March 2010 9.00am – 5.00pm
http://www.eaststaffsbc.gov.uk/Services/Pages/ShobnallLeisureComplex.aspx
Interested and require application form? Please contact: Jamie Fleet –
01509 228676 or Jamie.fleet@englandhockey.org
Cost £140
Dates have been set for thee Foundation Skills Workshop at Chesterfield Hockey – Sunday 13th June. The workshop will run from 1.00 – 4.00pm and will be led by Andrew Bradshaw. If you would like to go on this course please complete the application form and return it to me at the below address along with a cheque for £15.00 made payable to England Hockey. More details on the poster.
In the first round of the Vintage Cup (Over 50s), our Chesterfield team
(with an average age WELL in excess of 50) defeated Barford Tigers at home on
4th October.
Having gone a goal down in the first few minutes, the home team gave a spirited
display, especially in the second half when their legs seemed to tire less than
those of the visitors.
Well done "lads" - and a good example to the rest of the club!
A spectacular performance from one of our young lady guests secured victory on what was an excellent day for golf.
WINNER Georgie Johnson 44 points
RUNNER UP John Nash 42 points (Back 9)
THIRD Christian Bond 42 points
FOURTH Ray Sibert 41 points (Back 9)
FIFTH Rebecca Johnson 40 points (Back 9)
SIXTH David McCormick 40 points
NEAREST THE PIN Perry Sindall
MENS LONGEST DRIVE James Northard
NEAREST 16TH IN 2 Steve Johnson
Presentation Photos:-
Unfortunately, Georgie, our Winner, had to leave to go on a family holiday before the presentations, John is shown with her prize and trophy, then again by himself with the runner-up trophy, then presenting the remaining trophies with the exception of James Northard's Longest Drive as he too was unable to stay for the presentations.
Link to New Rules Interpretation -
USAFH
Video and
Free Hit Guidance Note
Full Guidance
Notes
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Rules of Hockey 2009 – free hit
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) released the revised free hit rules because of the great interest in them. The next Rules of Hockey will take affect from 1 May 2009 and the full set of rules will be published as soon as possible. Please find below the text of the revised free hit rules.
Rules of Hockey 2009: free hit
The text of the free hit rules which will apply in international hockey from 1 May 2009 is provided below.
One of the objectives of the FIH and therefore of the Hockey Rules Board (HRB) is to decrease the number and duration of interruptions to the flow of play and to increase the length of time the ball is in active play. A “self-pass” from a free hit has therefore been introduced. It enables the player taking the free hit to play the ball again after taking the free hit which will encourage free-flowing hockey.
As with other actions on the hockey pitch, this must take place safely. Other aspects of the free hit rules have therefore been reviewed. The HRB is concerned that the ball is often played hard, indiscriminately and therefore potentially dangerously into the circle from free hits in the attacking 23 metres area. In future, these free hits must not be played directly into the circle.
FIH believes these are indications of the way it wishes to see hockey develop. Exciting innovations will take place but there will also always be a concern that the game should be as safe as reasonably possible.
These Rules changes above are referred to as Mandatory Experimental Rules. They are mandatory because they must be played throughout hockey; they are experimental to show that they will be reviewed after experience before deciding if they become permanent Rules. When the full set of the Rules of Hockey is published, small changes to some wording and various additional notes will also added to clarify certain current rules. It is anticipated that the full set of Rules will be published in the next month or so.
The text of the relevant free hit Rules will be as follows:
13.1 Location of a free hit:
a. a free hit is taken close to where the offence occurred
‘Close to’ means within playing distance of where the offence
occurred and with no significant advantage gained.
The location from which a free hit is taken must be more precise inside the 23
metres area.
b. a free hit awarded within 5 metres of the circle to the attack is taken at the nearest point 5 metres from the circle
c. a free hit awarded outside the circle to the defence within 15 metres of the back-line is taken up to 15 metres from the back-line in line with the location of the offence, parallel to the side-line
d. a free hit awarded inside the circle to the defence is taken anywhere inside the circle or up to 15 metres from the back-line in line with the location of the offence, parallel to the side-line.
13.2 Procedures for taking a free hit, centre pass and putting the ball back into play after it has been outside the field:
a. the ball must be stationary
b. opponents must be at least 5 metres from the ball
If an opponent is within 5 metres of the ball, they must not interfere with the
taking of the free hit or must not play or attempt to play the ball. If this
player is not playing the ball, attempting to play the ball or influencing
play, the free hit need not be delayed.
c. when a free hit is awarded to the attack within the 23 metres area, all players other than the player taking the free hit must be at least 5 metres from the ball
d. the ball is moved using a push or hit
e. the ball must not be raised intentionally directly from the free hit
f. if the player taking the free hit is the next player to play the ball, the actions of taking the free hit and of next playing the ball must be two separate actions
g. before another player of the team which took the free hit is allowed to
play the ball, the ball must move at least 1 metre
The ball does not have to move 1 metre before the player taking the free hit
may play the ball again.
h. from a free hit awarded to the attack within the 23 metres area, the ball must not be played into the circle until it has travelled at least 5 metres or has been touched by a player of either team other than the player taking the free hit.
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Chesterfield Hockey Club
St. Mary's School Community Sports Partnership
Newbold Road, Newbold,
Chesterfield, Derbyshire
S41 8AG
Tel: 077367922229
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Chesterfield Hockey Club is a Men's and Junior Hockey CLub for the Chesterfield and North Derbyshire area, affiliated to Derbyshire Hockey Association, the Midlands Hockey Association and England Hockey
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