SPTA PLAYER
CODE OF CONDUCT
1: Abide by all policies determined by the STPA Committee.
2: Play for the fun and enjoyment of sport, not just to please others. (eg: Your parents and coaches)
3: Abide by the rules and the spirit of the sport be a good sport. Acknowledge good plays, by your team and also by your opponents.
4: Never talk back or argue with officials or referees decisions. Let your captain or coach ask any necessary questions.
5: Control your temper, no mouthing off, swearing, foul, abusive or derogatory language which includes comments or actions.
6: Work equally hard for yourself and your team Your teams performance will benefit and so will your own.
7: Treat all players, as you yourself would like to be treated. Do not interfere with bully or take unfair advantage of any player on the basis of his/her religion,sexual orientation, disability, race, colour, national or ethnic origins.
8: Remember the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills feel good and enjoy your self.
9: Cooperate with your coach, team mates, opponents and committee members.
10: Work towards achieving your full potential in Touch and help others achieve theirs.
11: Inform your coach and the SPTA Committee of any personal injury or medical conditions.
12: Behave and dress in a dignified manner when representing SPTA, both on and off the field.
13:Acknowledge the SPTA, other Touch Organisations and it sponsors as opportunities arise.
14: Comply with SPTA and QLD Spots Council Anti-Doping Policy.
15: Neither posses nor use prohibited, nor participate in or condone any other practice prohibited by SPTA Committee.
16: Intentional physical contact is not permitted by the Laws of the game nor fighting with a player, game referee, spectator or Southpine Touch Official.
17: Excessively hard touches or overly agressive game play.
18: Any action deemed,in the ultimate discretion of the game Referee or Southpine Committee Members, to bring the game into disrepute.
All players by signing a SPTA Registration Form or being insured or attending a touch game at Southpine are obligated to this player code of conduct. A player, weather on of off the field must-
All players participating in the Southpine Touch Competition do so conditional that their conduct remains acceptable. Team Captains/Managers are responsible for their Teams players and spectactors conduct on and off the field - and may be penalisied or considered for further disciplinary actions.
Southpine Touch Competition maintains a policy
that any conduct which incites unacceptable
behaviour will not be tolerated.