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County Cub Scout Football Competition

3 Mar 9:00am to 3:00pm

Thomas Whittam School

Further information below from Roger King, the organiser: cost will be same as last year £10per team. Rules same as ever as attached To enter please e-mail: Roger King rogeriking@yahoo.co.uk and Jenny Turner jennifer.turner@eastlancashirescouts.org.uk It would be good to have an idea of teams to do fixtures etc beforehand. I don't need to know individual teams just a and b from which districts. It will be at Thomas Whittam School (Barden) with 9 0clock check in and start ASAP finishing around 12 though obviously teams can leave once knocked out. It will be league format the KO for qualifiers Rules: Teams are up to 6 players one of whom is the goalkeeper. Goalkeepers MUST remain within the area, the goal keeper must roll the ball out at all times. All free-kicks are direct, the defending team must remain a distance of 2 metres away. Only the goalkeeper is allowed within the area. penalty to opposition if defenders in the area. The ball must remain below head height. No sliding tackles are allowed. Cubs MUST be 10.5 or under on the day of competition The competition will initially be on a league basis then Q/F, Semi-Final, Final. If penalty shoot-outs are required, they will be on a sudden death basis, but time permitting the organisers will endeavour to reach a result without penalty shoot-outs. ( I.e. play extra time) There are 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw. Tie-breakers will be as follows. 1) Goal Difference, 2) Goals Scored, 3)Goals conceded, 4) The result of the match the teams have played previously 5) A play-off game or penalties. 6) Drawing lots. The number of qualifiers from each league will be a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 4 depending on the number of teams entered. The Q/F will be seeded on the basis of league placing. A player receiving a yellow card will be suspended for one game, a red card will mean suspension for the tournament. (NB: 2 yellows at any stage = 1 Red ) The Referee’s decision is final in all matters. From

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Active Support

Active Support is a great way for adults to volunteer some of their free time to Scouting, in a way which suits you. One of the main advantage of Active Support is that adults could be asked to contribute skills, resources and time to - for example - a Beaver colony one week, and then the County campsite the next. The breadth of projects that require adult support to keep them maintained is massive.

Examples

  • A new Beaver Colony has just opened in a District. Members of that District's Active Support Unit, who have experience of running a Beaver Colony, could be asked to support the new Colony's leadership team for the first few weeks.
  • An Assistant Scout Leader is on maternity leave. A member of the District's Active Support Unit could be asked to act as the ASL for the duration of the maternity leave.
  • Bowley could do with a lick of paint from time to time. It's a resource we all use, so it's great to get as many people to maintain the site as possible. The Active Support Unit could be asked to help contribute time, effort and resources to the upkeep of the site.