IAPS U13 Girls’ Hockey Finals 2017

The IAPS 2016-2017 sports programme saw 23,500 children participate in 110 events across 26 different sports. The 2017-2018 programme will see 131 events organised, from team sports such as hockey, netball, football and rugby, to individual sports including triathlon, skiing, clay pigeon shooting, judo and fencing. There really is something for everyone.

Welcome to IAPS U13 National Hockey Finals at Repton School. This year 90 schools entered the U13 competition. There were six qualifying events held across the country with the top 24 teams being invited to the National Finals. Congratulations on making it this far.

To ensure consistency across all qualifying rounds this year, IAPS has created the draw and timings for each qualifier, instead of the organisers. IAPS has consulted England Hockey to ensure that all age groups are playing within the recommended guidance. U13 children should play no more than 105 mins of Hockey per day. This has been abided to when creating the draws.

Whether this is your first time at the National Finals or you have qualified before, we hope your team enjoys the day. IAPS passionately believes in the importance of sport as part of an all-round education for its pupils. First and foremost, sport is about participation and enjoyment.

Good Luck!

IAPS Sport

Welcome

IAPS Rules and Regulations

Scoring

3 points for a win and 1 point for a drawNo points for a loss

Competition rules

There is a maximum of 10 players per squad

The group order will be decided by the number of points scored by each team. In the event of a tie on points the following will decide final placings:- goal difference- goals scored- result between the two teams- a series of 3 penalty shuffles

If still tied then sudden death penalty shuffles

In the event of a draw in the knock out stages, the winner will be decided by:- a period of “Golden Goal” extra time up to a maximum of 5 minutes- a series of 3 penalty shuffles by each team

If still tied then sudden death penalty shuffles

Complimentary tea, coffee, juice and fruit are available all day in

Repton’s Sports Centre, along with homemade biscuits and cake.

Hot soup, rolls and a ploughman’s platter will also be provided 12–2 pm.

The Elite Hockey Academy will be led by Repton School’s Director of Hockey, Martin Jones, with 118 international caps for England and Great Britain. Martin was English Player of the Year in 2005-06, and is the youngest coach to win the English Premier League. He has worked with various Junior International teams, having recently assisted England U21 women, and is currently the Assistant Coach to England U18s. Martin is responsible for Repton School becoming the most successful school in the history of the National Schools Championships and for helping the development of a number of Olympians through their formative years.

The courses are aimed at 10-15 years, who have reached or have the ability to reach England Hockey Performance Centre status.

Visit www.repton.org.uk/enterprise-hockey or contact Hannah Akers, Assistant Enterprises Manager, hannah@repton.org.uk (01283 559322)

For Boys and Girls Aged 10-15 YearsThursday 5th and Friday 6th April 2018; 10.00am – 4.00pm

The Elite Hockey Skills Academy are one day courses providing intense specialist hockey coaching. The courses are designed to focus on key hockey skills including; 3D and Elimination skills, individual defending techniques, advanced passing skills, penalty corner techniques, and goal scoring clinics. Cost: £60 per day or £105 for both days

For Boys and Girls Aged 10-15 YearsSunday 19th – Tuesday 21st August 2018

The Elite Hockey Course is a residential course, providing 3 day intensive coaching and small-sided gameplay to those who have reached or have the ability to reach Junior Regional Performance Centre status. The course will balance technical and tactical input appropriate for the highest potential Junior players and will be delivered on Repton School’s Waterbased facility by both current and former international players and experienced coaches.Cost: Residential - £337 Non- Residential - £302

Elite Hockey Skills Academy

Elite Hockey Academy – Residential Course

Elite Hockey Academies

Cup competition:

Top two teams in each pool progress to the Cup competition.

FINAL: Winner SF1 v Winner SF2.....................................

3rd/4th PLAY OFF: Runner Up SF1 v Runner Up SF2.....................................

SF1: Winners QF1 v QF2 SF2: Winners QF3 v QF4............... ...............

QF1: QF2: QF3: QF4: W G1 v RU G2 W G2 v RU G1 W G3 v RU G4 W G4 v RU G3

Plate competition:

The 3rd and 4th placed teams in each pool will progress to the Plate competition.

FINAL: Winner SF1 v Winner SF2...................................

3rd/4th PLAY OFF: Runner Up SF1 v Runner Up SF2...................................

SF1: Winners QF1 v QF2 SF2: Winners QF3 v QF4............... ...............

QF1: QF2: QF3: QF4: 3rd G1 v 4th G2 3rd G4 v 4th G2 3rd G3 v 4th G4 3rd G4 v 4th G3

Competition Structure

Pool 1

1 Orwell Park 2 Winchester House3 Framlingham 4 Beaudesert 5 Eagle House School6 Lambrook

Pool 2

7 Felsted 8 Foremarke Hall 9 Beeston Hall10 Twyford11 St Andrews Prep 12 Hurstpierpoint

Pool 3

13 St Faith’s 14 St Hugh’s15 St Olave’s 16 Clifton College17 The Downs18 Junior King’s Sch

Pool 4

19 Wellingborough Prep20 Bromsgrove21 Gresham’s22 Millfield Prep 23 Chafyn Grove24 Danes Hill Sch

Order of Play

Timings Pitch 1 Pitch 2 Pitch 3 Pitch 4

9.30 1 v 2 3 v 4 5 v 6 7 v 8

9.50 9 v 10 11 v 12 13 v 14 15 v 16

10.10 17 v 18 19 v 20 21 v 22 23 v 24

10.30 1 v 4 2 v 5 3 v 6 7 v 10

10.50 8 v 11 9 v 12 13 v 16 14 v 17

11.10 15 v 18 19 v 22 20 v 23 21 v 24

11.30 1 v 3 2 v 6 4 v 5 7 v 9

11.50 8 v 12 10 v 11 13 v 15 14 v 18

Pool Matches Schedule – 7 minutes each way

Timings Pitch 1 Pitch 2 Pitch 3 Pitch 4

12.10 16 v 17 19 v 21 20 v 24 22 v 23

12.30 1 v 6 2 v 4 3 v 5 7 v 12

12.50 8 v 10 9 v 11 13 v 18 14 v 16

13.10 15 v 17 19 v 24 20 v 22 21 v 23

13.30 1 v 5 2 v 3 4 v 6 7 v 11

13.50 8 v 9 10 v 12 13 v 17 14 v 15

14.10 16 v 18 19 v 23 20 v 21 22 v 24

Timings are approximate and subject to change.

Scorecard

Merchandise Photography

IAPS are delighted to have Shirt Logos as offi cial merchandisers, to sell branded products both online and at events throughout the year. All commission made from merchandise is directly put back into running the sports programme. Merchandise can be bought online at: iapssport.shirtlogos.co.uk

IAPS offi cial photographer Mark in Time sells approved photographs both online and at events throughout the year. Pictures can be bought online at: markintimephotography.co.uk

Total Pos.1 2 3 4 5 6 Total Pos.13 14 15 16 17 18

Total Pos.7 8 9 10 11 12 Total Pos.19 20 21 22 23 24

Pool 1

1 Orwell Park

2 Winchester House

3 Framlingham

4 Beaudesert

5 Eagle House Sch

6 Lambrook

Pool 2

7 Felsted

8 Foremarke Hall

9 Beeston Hall

10 Twyford

11 St Andrews Prep

12 Hurstpierpoint

Pool 3

13 St Faith’s

14 St Hugh’s

15 St Olave’s

16 Clifton College

17 The Downs

18 Junior King’s Sch

Pool 4

19 Wellingborough Prep

20 Bromsgrove

21 Gresham’s

22 Millfi eld Prep

23 Chafyn Grove

24 Danes Hill School

Repton’s world-class sporting heritage is set for the twenty first century with a significant investment in the complete redevelopment of the Sports Centre site.

• New multi-purpose Sports Hall and Strength & Conditioning Suite with sprint lane and professional facilities

• Redevelopment and extension of existing Sports Centre

• Viewing area, outdoor viewing platform, and seating for 230 spectators

• Increased number of changing rooms, recovery and physio facilities, video analysis and team meeting rooms

• Modern reception area with refreshment facilities and café

For more information please visit www.repton.org.uk/sports-centre-redevelopment

Centre DevelopmentsRepton School Sports Hockey is a major sport at Repton for both boys and

girls. All pupils receive regular hockey training with one of the teams and are able to participate in school matches. Tuesdays and Saturdays are the main days for fixtures against schools, universities and senior club sides. The most talented hockey players can also opt for hockey coaching during all three terms.

Numerous Old Reptonians have gone on to play Senior International Hockey. Five ORs were selected for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games including GB’s gold medallists Georgie Twigg and Shona McCallin, and Charlotte Stapenhorst who scored the first goal in Germany’s bronze medal winning match.

Sports scholarships are available for pupils showing potential to play at regional or national level. Assessments take place in the January preceding the September intake.

Martin JonesDirector of Hockey & Performance Sport Lead mlj@repton.org.uk

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