Team Managers, coaches & trainers

Registration & What you need to know

Become a team manager, coach or trainer for your team with De La Salle and make a positive difference to our Club. Registration must be completed for all Volunteers (Coach, Sports Trainer, League Safe, Team Manager, Club Committee, etc.) appointed for the current season.

NOTE: Prior to registering please make sure you have your Working with Children WWC Number and expiry date. No WWC – You won’t be a COACH or TRAINER. Read more on your role and responsibilities below and if you have any further questions, please get in touch.

Everyone should also be aware of the NRL’s Code of Conduct.

Info for coaches

How to apply

Register your profile as a coach to De La Salle JRLFC on playrugbyleague.com

Obtain a WWCC from ServiceNSW and pass onto the child protection officer (wwc@delasallejrlfc.com.au)

Complete the appropriate community coach accreditation for your age group.

U6-U12s: There is an online component and a face-to-face workshop, and both need to be achieved by June.

U13-U18s: There is an online component and a face-to-face workshop, and both need to be achieved by June.

U19+: There is an online component only, which needs to be completed by June.

League Tag: In addition to the age group specific online module and workshop, there is an extra online module that needs to be completed by June.

NB that online components need to be completed prior to booking a face-to-face workshop.

What you need to know

Know the rules

Get to know the rules of our sport including the NRL rules by age framework and the JRLs competition rules.

Engaging coaching

Be prepared for every session. Know the appropriate age drills and games that suit your target audience.

Resources

Coaching handbooks and the NRL resources are excellent reference points. Please use them.

Training

Avoid training on the main field, especially no turning drills. U15s+, can you the main field for ball work sessions, but please move off once the seniors start. Also, use Gannon’s road end as much as possible, we will have field markings down there.

Expectations

Communicate clearly with the kids and young adults, don’t lose your cool. Your role as a coach is vital for being a face of our club.

Info for trainers

How to apply

Register your profile as a trainer to De La Salle JRLFC on playrugbyleague.com

Obtain a WWCC from ServiceNSW and pass onto the child protection officer (wwc@delasallejrlfc.com.au)

Complete the appropriate sports trainer accreditation for your age group. See minimum standards per age group below.

League Safe: The minimum requirement to run water for any age group

League First Aid: We recommend having an accredited person for each team from ages U10-U15s. U10-U12 only one required per match, and U13-U15 one required per team.

Level 1 Sports Trainer: Each team from U16+ is required to have an accredit person per team at every game.

(The club will cover the cost of Sports Trainer courses – email receipt and bank details to treasurer@delasallejrlfc.com.au)

What you need to know

Defib

Know where the defib is located at each ground.

Injuries/Concussions

Follow the step-by-step protocols listed at the bench. Don’t take any undue risks.

Support

Support the coaches and collect gear immediately after the game. Don’t let balls, drink bottles etc go wondering.

Info for managers

How to apply

Register your profile as a volunteer to De La Salle JRLFC on playrugbyleague.com

Obtain a WWCC from ServiceNSW and pass onto the child protection officer (wwc@delasallejrlfc.com.au)

Download the MyLeague App. Make sure you have access to your team via the MySideLine Manager link in the app.

NB There is a MySideLine Manager course on playrugbyleague.com which can step you through the app features

What you need to know

Player Cards

Ensure all players are listed in the squad and player cards are up to date. Old photos need to be updated asap (don’t wait for semi finals).

Submit Team Lists Weekly

Team lists need to be submitted by Thursday night, to ensure the printed sheet is ready for game day. Coaches, managers & trainers need to be submitted as well (coaching and trainer credentials can be checked here too).

Records

Take a picture of each team sheet post the game and keep a log of the number of games each player plays. This can be very important for finals qualification.

Injuries / Concussion

Log any injuries or concussions in the MySideLine Report Injury section.

NB concussions are mandatory 14 days standdown from playing and training for grades up to U18s. U19s+ is 11 days standdown. Every reported concussion needs a release form (found at the bench or can be emailed from the MySideLine app) signed by a doctor and sent to secretary@delasallejrlfc.com.au before a player can take the field again. If you can not select the player for the team list in the app, they are not cleared to play.

Insurance

Any injuries that could potentially require insurance reimbursement, direct the player to the Gallaghers Sports Insurance link (Make A Claim) straight away. The president, secretary or treasurer can sign off on any required paperwork.

Know the rules

Get to know the rules of our sport including the NRL rules by age framework and the JRLs competition rules.

Info for ground managers

How to apply

Register your profile as a volunteer to De La Salle JRLFC on playrugbyleague.com

Obtain a WWCC from ServiceNSW and pass onto the child protection officer (wwc@delasallejrlfc.com.au)

Complete the online course at playrugbyleague.com

What you need to know

Defib

Know where the defib is located at each ground.

Sign on

Ensure all players and officials are signed on.

Playing Conditions

Make sure conditions are safe to proceed with games ie weather, ropes, pads etc.

Checklist

Run through the Ground Manager checklist.

Monitor the sidelines

Make sure all persons not signed on the team sheet are behind the rope.

NB injured players not in playing strip are to be outside the rope.

Monitor the sidelines

Ensure trainer / first responder requirements are covered for each match.

Monitor behaviour

Report any incidents of unruly behaviour. Forms are at the bench, provide as much detail as possible. Photos or video is always welcomed as well.

Still need help?

If you have any questions about your role or responsibilities, please get in touch.