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January 21, 2022 at 6:23 pm in reply to: MANLY TOUCH ANNOUNCES MAJOR PARTNERSHIP WITH MOTUS HEALTH & PERFORMANCE #10640manlytouchKeymaster
Manly Touch is pleased to announce Motus Health & Performance as their high-performance and rehabilitation managers who will assist with the physical preparation, onsite event physiotherapy needs and athlete recovery for our elite level players over the next two years.
As a major partner, our Manly Touch representative athletes of all ages will leverage years of experience in the fitness industry, gaining access to physiotherapists and a strength and conditioning team that will assist them reach their full potential.
Motus Health & Performance have built a high-performance athlete and rehab facility lead by a team of sport obsessed individuals, who specialise in athlete development, performance, and recovery. They are respected training partners of professional teams including the NRL Manly Sea Eagles.
“Motus Health & Performance are thrilled to announce our partnership with Manly Touch. We couldn’t be more excited to be involved with one of the premier community sporting clubs on the Northern Beaches which has had so much success on and off the field in recent years.”
“We look forward to helping take Manly Touch football representative team’s physical preparation and recovery practices to a new level” said Emma Williams, Physiotherapist and current Manly Touch member and Mixed Opens representative player.”
“Our Physiotherapy space promotes quick transition from the treatment table back to the sporting field without short-cuts. We’re a hard-working team, with networks that trust us, and we know the effort it takes to be a winning team.” Emma said.
Manly Touch President, Ian Kalms, welcomed Motus Health & Performance to the Manly family.
“Playing touch football is one of those sports where you need to be great at everything. You need to be fit, fast, and agile and of course, skilful. Having a best practice conditioning program and using the latest recovery techniques is essential for touch footballers to reach the elite level.”
“We are excited about the new opportunities Motus Health & Performance will provide us including onsite Physiotherapists and First Aid for Junior and Senior State Cups, conditioning programs in the lead up to events, access to recovery rooms and other benefits for our elite level players.” Ian said.
The partnership will see the Motus Health & Performance logo displayed on the back of jersey position of all our representative playing and local competition playing apparel.
About Motus Health & Performance:
Motus Health & Performance are located within Chocolate Box Training in Cromer, the largest functional training gym on the Northern Beaches and have ample parking.
Whether you’re recovering from elective surgery, suffering from an acute injury, or looking for an athletic advantage, Motus Health & Performance is the place for you.
For more information on Motus Health & Performance and their extensive range of health care and fitness offerings please email [email protected] or visit https://motushp.com
January 20, 2022 at 3:11 pm in reply to: 2022 U16 BOYS, U18 BOYS AND U18 GIRLS JUNIOR STATE CUP TEAMS #10633manlytouchKeymasterManly Touch wishes to congratulate the following boys and girls on being selected into our U16 Boys, U18 Boys & U18 Girls JSC teams for 2022 Junior State Cup.
JSC U16 Boys Alex Trueman Bede Lill Ben Bousie Chayse Geros Cooper Elkins Ethan Hammond Gus Anderson Harry French Lennox Mafoa Luc Johnstone Rico Marsters Sulli Masters Toby Marsters Xavier Walsh JSC U18 Boys Aydan Marsters Blake Long Cooper Wood Daniel Ward Indra Adnyana Jack McCulloch Jake Smith Josh Turner Lachlan McCulloch Max Marsters Rory Morgan Sam Davies Shannon Bosschieter Tom Bridgewood JSC U18 Girls Charlene Evers Georgia Morgan Georgia Walker Hannah Stacey Imogen Sayer Lucy Forest Matilda Daniels Nina Van Der Reyden Olivia Inkster Piper Simons Summer Tru Syron Tasma Patterson Tiani Smith Zara Halliday Shadows: Holly Wickham (shadow) Scarlett Davies (shadow) manlytouchKeymasterWe hope you are safe, well, and enjoyed your Christmas and New Year.
Manly Touch would like to provide you with an update on the current COVID-19 situation as our local competitions kick off this week.
Under the current Public Health Order, there is no density limit to outdoor community sporting events. However, Manly Touch has a responsibility to our members to undertake a risk assessment and put in place a mitigation plan to limit the opportunity for transmission.
Manly Touch COVID-19 Guidelines
To ensure Manly Touch provides a Covid-19 safe environment please remember the following protocols:
Arrive Play Leave
We will again play our games under the Arrive Play Leave Protocol. Once your game is finished we ask that all players and spectators vacate the fields as soon as possible. Parents/ Guardians and Siblings can spectate.
Well Being of Member and Visitors
It is imperative that any participant and spectator who displays symptoms MUST NOT attend our local touch competitions or any associated training sessions. If you feel unwell, do not turn up to play touch.
Any person who is subject to an isolation order MUST not attend our local competitions or training sessions.
Physical Distancing
Capacity levels must not exceed 1 person per 2 square metres of space, avoid congestion especially around the clubhouse and ensure physical distancing of 1.5m where possible.
Hygiene
Please adopt good hand hygiene practices – use your own personal hand sanitiser before and after games. Hand sanitiser will be available at Nolan Reserve.
Record Keeping
All players, coaches, managers, referees, spectators must check-in at Nolan Reserve using our QR Code via the Service NSW App. QR codes can be found on all field flags, registration folder for each field and around the Clubhouse. If you are not carrying a phone, please visit the Ground Manager’s desk to sign in.
Thank you for your understanding and assistance in helping make Manly Touch a safe environment for all of us.
Please note a whilst we provide this information as being correct as of this date, with the ever-evolving COVID-19 situation, we acknowledged it is also subject to change at short notice.
If you have any questions please contact [email protected]
manlytouchKeymasterAt our recent AGM, we farewelled one of our Vice President’s in Stuart Geros, who announced that he would be standing down from his position.
Manly Touch would like to thank Stuart for his valuable contribution over the years. Stuart was our Junior Rep Director from 2014-2018 and an Executive Committee Member from 2017 to 2021, holding down these two very important and time-consuming positions of the club at the one time Stu will be truly missed by everyone on the Executive, and we would not have been able to achieve the success this club has experienced in recent years without his valuable contribution. During Stu’s tenure we have seen enormous growth in our junior competition numbers, and one of the most significant measures was the introduction of Development teams for Junior State Cup, which has created a pathway for our talented athletes, and we have been JSC Club Champions every year it has been awarded.
However, in good news, we have not lost Stu entirely from Manly Touch as he will still remain on our Management Committee. Also some exciting news, we are pleased to advise that Stu was elected to the Touch Football Australia Board at their recent AGM. As Anita Hagarty, TFA Chair stated, Stu brings a “significant, and importantly, a diverse set of skills to the TFA” and he shares “a passion for the sport and a deep connection to the touch football community which we feel is important.” These sentiments are definitely echoed by Manly Touch. We would like to congratulate Stu on his appointment and wish him well working alongside the rest of the TFA Board and leading our sport into the future.
manlytouchKeymasterManly Warringah Touch Association held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) for the 2020/21 reporting period last month, and despite another year of COVID-19 disruptions reported a small operating surplus to the membership of $1,070 for the financial year ended 31 March 2021.
This small surplus is a positive result for the Club and is appropriate for our local community-based sporting association and Not for Profit Organisation. However, during the 12-month financial period, our cash position actually increased by $71,187. This will enable us to uphold our commitment to give back to our members via investment in several programs, initiatives and capital expenditures that benefits all MWTA members in future years.
Manly Touch President Ian Kalms thanked all Manly Touch members, volunteers and stakeholders for their continued support, dedication, sacrifice, love and passion for Manly Touch and ability to deliver much needed touch football competitions to our local community and also represent this great club during a challenging and uncertain environment.
As previously advised Melinda Scranage and Elizabeth Forrest have stepped down from their roles as Treasurer and Secretary respectively, however at the AGM we also farewelled one of our Vice President’s in Stuart Geros, who announced that he would be standing down from his position. Manly Touch would like to thank Stuart for his valuable contribution over the years.
With the departure of Mel, Elizabeth and Stu, Sarah Peattie and Graham Knights were elected to the Executive Committee as Secretary and Vice President respectively. Kate Perrett also returns as one of our Vice Presidents. Unfortunately, the role of Treasurer remains vacant at this stage, however, in the interim, any finance-related matters should be directed to Ian Kalms, President who is acting as Treasurer.
At a follow up Executive Meeting held last month, and as per our MWTA Constitution the following Management Committee positions were appointed:
Senior Representative Directors – Kerrie Doyle & Lynda Robertson
Junior Representative Director – Craig Lowe
Referee Director – Caren Friend
Development Director – Brandon McDonald
Community Engagement Director – Mania Marsters
General Committee Members – Stu Geros, Christian Browne, Peter Casey, Jill Zochling and Hanna ClareManly Touch would like to congratulate all on their reappointment for 2021/22.
manlytouchKeymasterManly Touch would like to congratulate the following players on their selection to the 2022 U16 Girls Junior State Cup team:
Alyssa Medved Amelie Taudien Brooke Bosland Chase Perrett Estelle Aikin Georgia Rae Grace French Jazz Vera Jemma Kalms Khyliah Gray Roxy Burkett Scarlett Durdevic Sienna Geros Sophie Bishop Shadows: Gabriella Blewitt Sophie McSweeney manlytouchKeymasterManly Touch wishes to congratulate the following boys and girls on being selected into our U10, U12, & U14 Boys and Girls JSC and Development teams/squads for 2022 Junior State Cup.
We are still seeking coaches for our U10 Boys Development and U12 Girls Development teams, if you are interested in one of these roles please contact Craig Lowe at [email protected]
JSC U10 Boys U10 Boys Development Ariki Wihongi Brody Semmens Fynn Ikin Harley Pedersen Jacob Eve Harley Tilden James Wilson Harry Dircks Jasper Smith Hector West Jordy Plummer Henry Aitken Marley Kumeroa Jay Cetinich Tasman Cridland Luka Wood Toby Creelman Max Ponton Toby Grey Orlando Strong Tomasi Lowe Rhys Hill Will Jennings Ryder Grierson Shadows: Hudson McGregor Leo Tatola JSC U10 Girls U10 Girls Development Amarlea Tonga Abigail McLachlan Amelia Bousie Allegra Childs Billie Kasprowicz Claire McPhee Billie Tu’uloloaki Coco Stibbard Edwina Seve Georgia Head Frankie Butcher Hallie Brain Jasmine Morris Lily Kee Mele Manuofetoa Olive Kacilala Milla Kacilala Sami Stephens Sydney Kaivelato Scarlett Purdy Taya Stewart Sophie MacPherson Zamaya Wanakore Sunny Rose-Watts JSC U12 Boys U12 Boys Development Squad Angus Seve Beckford Smith Beau Bourke Cai Martin Beau Hooker Cooper Gunn Billy Lowe Elijah Richards Cooper Eveleigh Elliott Mafoa Elijah Wulf Harrison Bromiley Isaac Kasprowicz Harry Childs Josaiah Manuofetoa Jack McLachlan Josh Wickham Jake O’Sullivan Kaiden Grace Jasper Pedersen Kobe Bishop Lennox Lee Lucas Head Luke Taylor Oliver Charles Owen Nable Taten Rogers Tallis Cridland Tavita Cahill Will Kalms JSC U12 Girls U12 Girls Development Ana Tamale Anais Biasi April Unwin Caitlin Mortlock Bridgette Taudien Camilla Squire Eliza Williams Emma Senior Ellie Fairall Evie Crotty Elloise Rich Frankie Warner Gracie Bishop Georgie Brain Kyah-Nevaeh Gray Indi Butcher Lauren McPhee Matilda Brown Layla Tonga Melba Masters Manaia Wanakore Willow Whiteley Samantha Blewitt Ruby Squire Siena Aiello Scarlett Bainbridge Trinity Perrett Freya McGarr Edie Gillett Harley Prinsloo JSC U14 Boys U14 Boys Development Squad Adam Turner Bailey Rudd Beau McKee Beau Patterson Harry Smythe Eddie Stephens Jack Kalms Felix Condon Jake Medved Finlay Benbow James Patchett Henry Trueman Lachie Head Jayden Gunn Lucas Hickson James Bousie Max Elkins Kaia Kumeroa Oscar Crotty Rafael Asscher Sam Polley Sam Clarke Moar Saxon Gaw Sonny Aiello Taiaroa Lowe Wilson Ruthven Xavier Bosland JSC U14 Girls U14 Girls Development Alexandria Slatter Abbey McGrath Betty Rose-Watts Amelia Klem Coco Marsters Arkie Riches Elizabeth Bromiley Charlotte Walker Elouise Stephens Chelsie Billington Jade Guichon Isla Dickson Keira Gray Jade Te Ao Layla Geros Marli Stewart Madeline Simmons Milan Cahill Mia Tonga Miller Menzies Olivia Durdevic Scout Ferguson Ruby Nero Summer Bourke Talea Tonga Shadow: Miller Menzies manlytouchKeymasterWith our Manly Touch Junior Summer Competition commencing tomorrow the following link outlines the rules for the U7s and U9s Competitions.
As many of our U7s and U9s girls and boys are new to touch football you will also need to be aware of these minor rule modifications to the normal Touch Football Australia 8th Edition Rules.
Key Points for U7s
The most important modification is that in U7s the attacking team is allowed their full set of 6 touches regardless of any infringements.
Drop balls, late or forward passes, over the mark, etc count as a touch. Each team gets 6 chances with the ball in attack. Any infringement is not ‘play on’, it is counted as a touch. For example, any drop ball means that we will stop play and it is counted as a touch – it is not play on like in rugby or league. The player must go back and play the ball correctly but they still get to keep the ball for their 6 touches.
It is important to note that defenders are also not able to move up until the first receiver has touched the ball or the dummy-half runs with the ball.
Key Points for U9s
Normal touch football rules apply for U9s, for example drop balls, late or forward passes and over the mark are all a changeover of possession.
However, like U7s the defence is also not able to move up until the first receiver has touched the ball or the dummy-half runs with the ball.
Coaching
Coaches are allowed on the field in U7s and U9s games (except Finals) but must remain at least 5m behind the players. Coaches are not permitted to speak with the referees.
Behaviour
MWTA supports a zero tolerance to abuse of referees. Such behaviour can lead to players, coaches or parents being cited and/or teams losing competition points and, in extreme cases, teams will be removed from the competition.
Referees
All teams are required to pay the referee fee of $5 per match before the match commences.
Game Locations
All U7s and U9s games are at Nolan Reserve, North Manly.
The following download of Nolan Reserve shows the field layouts.
Ground Manager
On game day the Ground Manager and Referee’s Coordinator will be located at our Clubhouse at the Northern end of Nolan Reserve.
Playing Shirts
Team playing shirts and ball collection for all U7 and U9 teams is tonight 5.00pm – 6.00pm in our Clubhouse at Nolan Reserve. Please note social distancing rules apply and there is to be no more than 20 people in the clubhouse at any one time, so you may be asked to wait outside.
More Information
If you have any queries or questions, or would like more information please send this to [email protected]
November 17, 2021 at 9:48 am in reply to: 2021 MANLY TOUCH JUNIOR COMP COVID-19 SAFETY PROTOCOLS #10496manlytouchKeymasterOur Junior Summer Touch Football Competition kicks off tomorrow with the U7s and U9s and then Friday for the U11s to U17s.
Please note that like all community sports Manly Touch must operate under the NSW Government Public Health Orders currently in place. Our competition is classified as a COVID-19 safe outdoor public gathering, with a maximum capacity of 1 person per 2 square metres.
This means the following:
- A COVID-19 safe outdoor public gathering requires the organiser to have and implement a COVID-19 Safety Plan for outdoor community sport, which Manly Touch has.
- There is no upper limit to capacity beyond the 1 person per 2 square metres. Which means the 1,000 person limit no longer applies.
- Only fully vaccinated adults (16 years and above), children under 16 years of age, and people with an approved medical contraindication certificate are permitted to attend.
2021 MANLY TOUCH JUNIOR COMP COVID-19 SAFETY PROTOCOLS
To ensure we meet the NSW Public Health Orders, Manly Touch has put the following specific protocols in place so our 2021 Junior Summer Competition is a COVID-19 safe environment to play for our junior members:
Wellbeing of Members and Visitors
- If you feel unwell please stay home and seek medical clearance before returning to Manly Touch.
- All participants, parents/guardians, coaches, managers, spectators aged 16 and over that enter Nolan Reserve and Passmore Reserve must be fully vaccinated or have a medical exemption.
Physical Distancing
- Capacity levels must not exceed 1 person per 2 square metres of space.
- Avoid congestion especially around our Clubhouse and Southern Amenity Building.
- Social distancing measures are always to be maintained, ensuring physical distancing of 1.5m especially when spectating.
- We also request that spectators remain 5m from the sidelines and where possible stand at the end of the field, not along the sideline. The sideline is for the players, coach, and manager.
Hygiene
- Please adopt good hand hygiene practices. Hand sanitiser will be available at Nolan Reserve and Passmore Reserve.
Record Keeping
- All players, coaches, managers, referees, and spectators must check-in at Nolan Reserve or Passmore Reserve using our QR Code via your Service NSW App.
- QR codes can be found on all field flags, Clubhouse, Southern Amenity, Ground Manager’s Desks, and other convenient locations.
- If you are not carrying a phone, please visit one of the Ground Manager’s desks to sign in.
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Behaviour
- Manly Touch requests that you always show respect to all our kids and referees by keeping your comments positive – remember, our local junior touch football competition is social and about the kids having fun.
- MWTA supports a zero tolerance to abuse of referees. Such behaviour can lead to players, coaches or parents being cited and/or teams losing competition points and, in extreme cases, teams will be removed from the competition.
Local Residents
- Please respect our local neighbours and residents. Do not park across their driveways. NBC Rangers are regularly spotted in the area.
More Information
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we have been preparing for the season, and wish all our teams a fun and successful season.
If you have any queries or questions, or would like more information please send this to [email protected]
manlytouchKeymasterManly Touch wishes to advise of our 2022 JSC Train On Squads for our Boys and Girls U10s through U18s age groups. Coaching staff will be in contact with Train On Squad players in the coming days to confirm training days/times.
Further information will also be forthcoming regarding Development Teams for U10, U12 and U14 Boys and Girls, subject to the appointment of coaching staff for these teams.
U10 Boys U10 Girls Amarlea Tonga To Be Advised After Amelia Bousie Second Trial Billie Kasprowicz Billie Tu’uloloaki Edwina Seve Frankie Butcher Jasmine Morris Mele Manuofetoa Milla Kacilala Scarlett Purdy Sunny Rose-Watts Sydney Kaivelato Taya Stewart Zamaya Wanakore — — U12 Boys U12 Girls Angus Seve Ana Tamale Beau Bourke April Unwin Beau Hooker Bridgette Taudien Beckford Smith Eliza Williams Billy Lowe Ellie Fairall Cooper Eveleigh Elloise Rich Elijah Wulf Frankie Warner Isaac Kasprowicz Gracie Bishop Josaiah Manuofetoa Indi Butcher Josh Wickham Kyah-Nevaeh Gray Kaiden Grace Lauren McPhee Kobe Bishop Layla Tonga Lucas Head Manaia Wanakore Oliver Charles Matilda Brown Taten Rogers Samantha Blewitt Will Kalms Siena Aiello Trinity Perrett — — U14 Boys U14 Girls Adam Turner Alexandria Slatter Beau McKee Betty Rose-Watts Beau Patterson Coco Marsters Finlay Benbow Elizabeth Bromiley Harry Smythe Elouise Stephens Jack Kalms Jade Guichon Jake Medved Keira Gray James Patchett Layla Geros Kaia Kumeroa Madeline Simmons Lachie Head Mia Tonga Lucas Hickson Milan Cahill Max Elkins Miller Menzies Oscar Crotty Olivia Durdevic Sam Polley Ruby Nero Saxon Gaw Summer Bourke Taiaroa Lowe Talea Tonga Will Seve — — U16 Boys U16 Girls Alexander Trueman Alyssa Medved Baxter Stewart Amelie Taudien Bede Lill Brooke Bosland Ben Bousie Chase Perrett Charlie Blank Estelle Aikin Charlie Poynton Gabriella Blewitt Chayse Geros Georgia Rae Cooper Elkins Grace French Harry French Jazz Vera Joe Walsh Jemma Kalms Lewis Kingdom Khyliah Gray Oscar McMillan Roxy Burkett Rico Marsters Scarlett Durdevic Sam Blank Sienna Geros Toby Marsters Sophie Bishop Toby Mayhew Sophie McSweeney Xavier Walsh — — U18 Boys U18 Girls Aydan Marsters Charlee Evers Blake Long Georgia Walker Cooper Owens Georgia Morgan Cooper Wood Hannah Stacey Indra Adnyana Holly Wickham Jack McCulloch Imogen Sayer Jake Smith Lucy Forrest Josh Turner Matilda Daniels Joseph Gay Nina van Der Reyden Lachlan McCulloch Olivia Rose Inkster Maxwell Marsters Piper Simons Ollie Cummins Scarlett Davies Rio Porter Sheen Summer Tru Syron Rory Morgan Tasma Patterson Sam Davies Tiani Smith Shannon Bosschieter Zara Halliday Thomas Klem Tom Bridgewood TJ Herring Will Asscher For further information please contact our Junior Rep Director Craig Lowe – [email protected]
manlytouchKeymasterManly Touch wishes to congratulate the following players on their selection into our Men’s and Women’s teams for 2021 Senior State Cup to be held in Port Macquarie from 3rd – 5th December 2021.
Mixed Open:
Billie Leonard
Daniel Chiddy
Charlie Suters
Emma Williams
Jarrah Rogan
Jarvis Zochling
Jess Fowler
Kristie Leonard
Lara Grzechnik
Mark Leonard
Matt Reilly
Millie Suters
Tom Suters
Tom Watkins
—Men’s 30s:
Alex Harrod
Andrew Lees
Andrew Windsor
Andy Gonzalvez
Christian Papallia
Dean Michniewicz
James Salvaggio
Jimmy Hyett
Jonathan Bailey
Luke Eisenhuth
Mark Preston
Richard Foote
Saxon Fisher-Gray
Steve Menzies
—Men’s 40s:
Adam Fahim
Adrian Vallelonga
Chris Jonson
Danny Hamilton
Dean Murphy
Drew Davies
Graham Knights
Ian Kalms
Michael Irvine
Nathan McLachlan
Paul MacPherson
Sebastian Szewcow
Shane Warman
William Chan
—Men’s 50s A:
Andre Bali
Anthony McDermott
Aron Watson
Brett Gillard
Dave Hunt
Edward Fong
George Kritikakis
James Marks
Jim Simons
Joel Gunn
Peter Wandl
Rowan McGrath
Scott Collins
Stewart Syron
—Men’s 50s B:
Craig Murray
David B. Bird
David J. Bird
David Brewster
Guy Smith
Mario Calabria
Mark Jeremy
Milton Bowry
Nathan Fountain
Paul Gorman
Robert Costello
Tony Sueters
William Carlow
—Men’s 55s:
Alex Drew
Brandon McDonald
Cliff Lyons
David Mills
Greg Friend
Mark Koch
Mark Murray
Martin OBrien
Michael Hardgrave
Mick Waring
Otto Karkis
Peter McDonald
Roy Statham
Steve Huckle
—Men’s 60s:
Andrew Humpherson
David McLean
Gary Simmons
Geoff Harris
Gordon Parish
Grahame Pickering
Howard Searl
Jack Angelo
Larry Kelly
Matthew Holland
Peter Spray
Phil Young
Steven Riddle
Warren Booker
—Women’s 30s:
Brittney McLeod
Chloe Butcher
Elesha Te Paa
Georgia Clancy
Jackie Francis
Kataraina Withell
Nicky Kennedy
Rach Van Buizen
Rebecca Welsh
Rhonda Withell
Sarah OBrien
Taiana Waddell Scanlan
Tina Clancy
Vanessa Cooper
—Women’s 40s
Donna Lincoln
Hayley Kalms
Jennifer Cummins
Jules McGrath
Kerrie Doyle
Kristen Ryken
Kylie Tallack
Lynda Robertson
Megan Taberner
Michelle Griffiths
Monique Licardy
Phillipa Sawyer
Sharon McMahon
Vicki HumphersonNovember 10, 2021 at 1:25 pm in reply to: 2021 SENIOR STATE CUP OPENS & 20’S TEAM ANNOUNCEMENTS #10464manlytouchKeymasterManly Touch wishes to congratulate the following players on their selection into our Women’s and Men’s Open A, B, and 20’s teams for 2021 Senior State Cup to be held in Port Macquarie from 3rd – 5th December 2021.
Women’s Open A Women’s Open B Women’s 20s Bella Geros Bella McDermott Charlee Evers Billie Taylor Caitlin Hickey Georgia Walker Brittney Clifford Chloe Scranage Gracie Carpenter Hannah Dyball Eloise Hamer Hannah Stacey Laura Peattie Georgia Morgan Imogen Sayer Macy Carrothers Georgia O’Neill Jazzy Vera Maddi McGrath Holly Wickham Jessica Nagy Rachelle Davis Jade Geros Khyliah Gray Sam Rodgers Lucy McDonald Liv Inkster Sarah Peattie Megan Stacey Nina van der Reyden Steph Maiolo Millie Durdevic Piper Simons Tatum Bird Sabrina Zochling Tasma Patterson Tayla Clifford Teagan Long Tia Young Zara Nicholas Tia Geros Zara Halliday Men’s Open A Men’s Open B* Men’s 20s** Cuban Porter Sheen Benson Simons Aydan Marsters Jacob Lambert Campbell Marks Blake Long Jaycob Fong Elijah Pai Cooper Wood Jesse Michniewicz Harry Mayhew Indra Adnyana Josh Turner Harry Waddington Jake Smith Max Simons Isaac Morrell Jo Walsh Mitchell Quetcher Jarod Horan Max Marsters Nate Scranage Josh Menzies Ollie Cummins Sam Kelly Lachlan Bamford Rio Porter Sheen Saxon Wood Lachlan Marks Rory Morgan Saxon Youngman Luke Donlan Sam Davies Tom Collins Mason McDonald Shannon Bosschieter Tuatai Marsters Matthew Rocca TJ Herring Zac Simons Samuel Edgley Tom Bridgewood Tom Edgley Tom Klem Will Asher *1 to be omitted **2 to be omitted Further team announcements to come.
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Manly Warringah Touch Associations wishes to remind our members that our AGM will be held as per the following:
Date: Wednesday 10th November 2021
Time: 7:00pm
Venue: Clubhouse, Nolan Reserve, North Manly and online via ZoomPlease note the prevailing NSW Public Health Orders determine how many persons will be able to attend the Annual General Meeting in person. Currently, this stands at 25 persons.
If you wish to attend the AGM in person please advise [email protected] as soon as possible to ensure we do not exceed the maximum numbers permitted to attend.
If attending via ZOOM please advise [email protected] by 5pm on Wednesday 10 November 2021 and an Invitation Link and Password will be provided to you.
ZOOM attendees will be held in a waiting room prior to the commencement and be added into the AGM once the meeting starts. The waiting room will open at 6:45pm. All members will be able to ask questions via the chat facility provided. Your questions will be relayed to the relevant person and answered at the appropriate time.
All members are welcome to attend.
For a copy of our Annual Report please click here.
If you have any questions please forward to [email protected]
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manlytouchKeymasterManly Touch is committed to getting back on the touch football field while protecting the community and preventing the spread of COVID-19. Manly Touch has a COVID-19 Safety Plan to help us create and maintain a safe environment for our members. The MWTA Covid-19 Safety Plan supersedes any of our By-Laws and is available on our website https://manlytouch.com/covid-19/
In summary, games will be played as per normal, however all members are encouraged to adopt the ‘Get In. Play and Get Out’ approach.
At the time of publication of this document a number of restrictions have been implemented by the NSW Government to protect us from COVID-19 which are to be adhered to:
- WELL BEING OF MEMBERS – If you feel unwell and/or have visited a hot spot recently to please stay home and you must seek medical clearance before returning. All participants and spectators aged 16 and over that enter Nolan Reserve must be fully vaccinated or have a medical exemption.
- PHYSICAL DISTANCING – Capacity levels must not exceed 1 person per 2 square metres of space, avoid congestion especially around the clubhouse and ensure physical distancing of 1.5m where possible.
- HYGIENE – Please adopt good hand hygiene practices – Hand sanitiser will be available at Nolan Reserve
- RECORD KEEPING – All players, coaches, managers, referees, spectators must check-in at Nolan Reserve using our QR Code via the Service NSW App. QR codes can be found on all field flags, registration folder for each field and around the Clubhouse. If you are not carrying a phone, please visit the Ground Manager’s desk to sign in.
If you have any questions regarding this, please contact our Covid-19 Safety Coordinator via [email protected] or Admin Manager at [email protected]
manlytouchKeymasterManly Touch are pleased to advise we have two referee courses coming up, please see details of both courses and how to register below:
Level 1
- WHEN: Monday 8th November 2021
- DELIVERY: Via Zoom
- MAXIMUM PARTICIPANTS: 15
- MINIMUM AGE: 13 years
Level 2
- WHEN: Thursday 18th November 2021, 5:30 – 9:30pm
- WHERE: Nolan’s Reserve North Manly
- MAXIMUM PARTICIPANTS: 10
Registration is via The Nest – please click here for instructions on how to register.
Any questions, please get in touch with our wonderful Referee Director Caren Friend – [email protected]
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