australian capital territory rugby referees association referee development meeting 3 rd april 2012
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ACTRRA Referee Development Meeting
Welcome•Attendance/Apologies Sheet•Schedule for Tonight
• ARU Medical & Safety Recommendations• Coaches’ Corner• Executive Noticeboard• Final Questions
ACTRRA Referee Development Meeting
ARU Medical & Safety Recommendations
•Medical Requirements for Player Care
•Management of Serious Injury• Suspected Spinal Injury• Management of Concussion• Suspected Fracture or Dislocation of a Limb• Treatment of Players who are Bleeding• Soft Tissue Injuries
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ARU Medical & Safety Recommendations
•Safety Requirements• Smart Rugby• Mayday Call• Scrum Engagement Sequence• Tackling• Elimination of Illegal and Foul Play
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Referee Development
• Program for each Development Night
• What happened on the weekend?
• Creating the correct picture
• AR Skills
• Main Development Topic
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•Theme for 2012
“Clear & Obvious”
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What happened on the weekend
•Resolution??
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Creating the correct picture
Lineout Good picture
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Creating the correct picture
Lineout Good picture Receivers
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Creating the correct picture
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Scrum Shoulders below hips
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Creating the correct picture
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Scrum Shoulders below hips
Time & Space Clearly behind last feet
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Creating the correct picture
Lineout Good picture Receivers
Scrum Shoulders below hips
Time & Space Clearly behind last feet Pillars & Posts
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Creating the correct picture
Lineout Good picture Receivers
Scrum Shoulders below hips
Time & Space Clearly behind last feet Pillars & Posts Offside
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AR Skills
• Kicks in General Play
• Workshop – “Communication & Positioning”
• Resolution
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• Nearside AR• Positioning• Trail• Looking for possible Foul Play• Location of kicker (mark)
• Farside AR• Positioning• Leading• Looking for players in front
of kicker advancing / inside 10m
• Communicate with Referee immediately
AR Skills
• Referee• Eyes on kicker for possible foul play• Looking for players in front advancing• Communicate at all times whether ball was taken back
• AR’s assist on ball being taken back if Referee does not communicate• All 3 Referees must know immediately
• Zero Tolerance for Offside players preventing Quick throw in. (within close prox.)
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The Big 5
Focus on tackle contest Pillars at ruck Control of scrum engagement Kick chase space Maul set up
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Development Topic
Tackle Contest
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Focus on tackle contestGoal: - 70% ball available within 3 seconds
- Turnovers at Tackle: 90% accuracy by player & referee- < 5 Unplayables
Tackler – Maintain tough standards
Assist Tackler – Emphasise the need for a clear release
Sealing Off – Arriving players must demonstrate positive intent to stay on their feet
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Tackle Contest Referees Contract
1. The tackler MUST clearly release the tackled player
2. The tackler MUST get to his feet before attempting to play the ball
3. ‘Rolling away’ means to get out of the way
4. If the tackler is caught – they must show a clear intention to open up
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Tackle – Assist Tackler
A player who remains on his feet while making or assisting in a tackle is NOT a tackler.
Such a player must release the tackled player and the ball before attempting to play the ball.
Referee Contract
This must be a clear release, ie. ‘daylight’
Such a player must come back around through the gate if on the ball carrier’s side
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Post-Tackle – Sealing Off
An arriving player must demonstrate positive intent to stay on his feet
Referee Contract
1.Leaving your feet without clearing any threat is not acceptable
2.OK = Cleans out a threat and ends up off feet
3.NOT OK = Falls on ball carrier, no clean out attempt
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Post-Tackle – Sealing Off
A player who is supporting the ball carrier, who then latches on and goes to ground with the ball carrier in a tackle (sometimes called a ‘hammer’) must then roll away, or get to his feet and be supporting his weight on his feet.
He cannot stay on top of the ball to deny a contest for possession.
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Post-Tackle – Holding on v Playing on
A player who is on his feet, who survives the cleanout and who is attempting to win the ball, should be rewarded
But – ensure the player got hands on the ball and actually attempted to pick the ball up!
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Executive Noticeboard
•All to be covered in the First General Meeting to be held straight after this• New ACTRRA Website• Season Calendar
• Exchange Program
• ACTRRA Clothing• Photographic Services for the ACTRRA
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