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State Championships 2017-2018 & Regional Academy

John Hayes Coach Development & Pathway Manager

Purpose

The purpose of this evening is to provide information on the transition of the Pathway from Game & Market Development to High Performance & the development framework that will support talented male and female junior cricketers, who are currently within, or about to enter, the state talent pathway.

1924 . . . “Still, I do not feel that the farming system we have established is the result of any inventive genius – it is the result of stark necessity. We did it to meet a question of supply and demand of young ballplayers”

Branch Rickey

Branch Rickey was a baseball player, manager, and executive who was the driving force behind two of the most important changes in baseball in the 20th Century: the development of the farm system and the end of baseball's color line. Rickey was named to the baseball Hall of Fame for his

• accomplishments. His brother Frank Rickey was a scout for many years and

his grandson Branch Rickey III was a long-time minor league executive

The Farming System

The revised junior formats align to the pathway

CLEAR & ATTRACTIVE RESOURCES ENJOYMENT COACHING & UMPIRING SKILLS & CAPABILITIES

THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKET PATHWAY IS THE SPINE FOR THE SPORT…

ALIGNED COMPETITIONS & TALENT ID

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Background

Tier 4 Tier 3 Tier 2 Tier 1 Primary Stakeholders Talent Program CA and State staff (FT) State HP staff (FT) Representative Coach/s (Volunteer - P/T) CA Rookie Program State Academy Programs, State Youth Teams Regional Pathway Emerging Tigers/Roar – State Championships Classification Region Representative Coach/s (P/T) Regional Academy Programs

CDM, Coaching & Talent Development Specialist* (FT) CDM, Coaching & Talent Development Specialist* (FT)

Regional Focus ‘The Farm, Developing & Finding the Best’ State Focus ‘The Best

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State Championships (Intrastate Cup)

The ‘State Championships’ are designed to identify talent, view performance under pressure, and assess the competencies of individual athletes whilst providing them with a quality cricket experience and valuable feedback on their individual performance.

State Championships (Intrastate Cup)

Age Cut off – 31st August

Eg: 12 years old as of 31st August, 2017 to play U13’s

State Championships (Intrastate Cup)

• Hobart - Oct 9th to 12th 2017
• North, North West, South East, South West (4 Teams)

U13 Boys

• Hobart - Oct 3rd to 6th 2017
• Greater North, Greater South (2 Teams)

U13 Girls

• Hobart - 29th Jan to 1st Feb 2018
• North, North West, South East, South West (4 Teams)

U14 Boys U14 Girls U15 Boys U16 Boys U17 Girls

• Hobart - NW Coast – 22nd to 25th Jan 2018
• North, North West, South East, South West (4 Teams)
• Launceston – 15th to 18th Jan 2018
• North, North West, South East, South West (4 Teams)
• Hobart - 29th Jan to 1st Feb 2018
• North, North West, South East, South West (4 Teams)
• Launceston – Jan 8th to 11th, 2018
• Greater North, Greater South, CT U15 Team (3 Teams)

Formats

Region Training Hubs

Utilise facilities in Burnie, Devonport, Launceston, Hobart

Selection Process – State Championships

Phase 1

• 3 to 6 sessions – inclusive for all players, opportunity

provided to every player Phase 2

• 3 to 6 sessions – Squads reduced, skill development

and game sense focus, intra squad games Phase 3

• 2 to 4 sessions – Final squad selected and train as a

‘team’ Note; This is primarily Tournament coaching, the purpose of Phase 2 is to add in a development phase

Year 1 U13 November Year 2 U13 & U15 (U17 tbc) Year 3 U13, U15, & U17

Timeline – Boys & Girls Academy Programs

Announced at the completion of State Championships October

9 Month Program

Regional Academy Programs

Regional academy programs are designed to support those skilled male and female cricketers, who demonstrate talent and character traits required to succeed, however may not have been selected into State programs. It is crucial to consider that there may be numerous reasons why a skillful cricketer with potential may not be selected. Therefore, it is essential that talented male and female junior cricketers not selected in the State system are still supported by full-time State coaching & talent staff, regional coaches, resources and facilities (in a more limited capacity).

ATHLETE MAKE-UP

Technical Tactical Physical Mental

AMS

Profiling and Planning Development Regional Academy & State Championships Feedback Report It is designed to provide personalised feedback for the player to share with their club/personal coach following

• n from a major competition.

Personalized, individual feedback is intended to help better connect (representative) coaches with their players, who having been provided with direction to improve their game, work with their club/ personal coach with a predetermined goal in mind.

Figure 3. Player feedback report which is to be filled out by volunteer representative coaches, for all players involved in the State Championships.

Clothing & Fees

State Championships Fees - $190 per player

This fee includes 2 shirts, umpires, balls, ground hire, coaches & accommodation costs where required Players receive;

• 2 x shirts to keep
• 1 x cap
• 1 x pair trousers (to be returned)
• 1 x pair of clads (to be returned)
• 1 x helmet clad (to be returned)
• Lunch each day

Regional Academy Fees – FREE

Includes clothing, facility hire, specialist sessions and coaching