How do I get my child into a team? What do families agree to when their children play? What information does the club record about me? |
How do I get my child into a team? In order to get your child into a team, please go to the "Membership" page of this website. Alternatively, you can e-mail one of our coordinators at: boyscoordinator@sebcsaints.com.au or girlscoordinator@sebcsaints.com.au We accomodate from Mini-ball (U7's & 8's) up to U21 youth teams for both boys and girls. The various costs associated with playing basketball are:
The current registration fees are:
Teams are selected in line with the Saints philosophy. Players are placed in their own age group unless special circumstances apply. Current financial players have precedence over new or former players. Unfinancial players will not be placed in new season teams. The Saints cannot guarantee that there will be a suitable team every season and so reserves the right to not select every child. Reasons will be given to parents in the very unlikely event that non selection occurs. The Club also reserves the right to alter teams at any time, ie, move, add, or remove players, if it believes this is in the best interests of those involved. Games are played once a week. Miniball and Boys basketball is on Saturday. Girls generally play Tuesdays (U10 and U12) and Wednesdays (U9, U14 - U21). For a list of venues please click here. What do families agree to when their children play?
What information does the club record about me? The information recorded includes;
Functions of a particularly sensitive nature are only available to key members of the committee (Eg President, Treasurer, Vice President and Membership Manager). The data that is required is the minimum amount to accomplish the following:
You may elect not to provide your personal information to the club. However, please note that the club will be unable to accept you or your children as these details are required to assign them to teams. Have the coaches had Working with Children Checks? All Saints coaches have undergone Working With Children Checks. Nobody is able to coach or become a coach unless this check and has been done and has been approved. You coach will be able to show his/her Working With Children Card upon request. The Saints exist to provide a safe, happy and healthy sporting atmosphere for children and families with the emphasis on the joy of competition, rather than just winning, whilst providing quality leadership for the juniors in good teamwork and exemplary sportsmanship. It strives to provide opportunities for girls and boys to develop their skills and to compete at a level of competition within their individual capabilities. |
