Junior Team Managers, Coaches and Ground Officials
Overview Information for Managers
The following linked file is to the presentation used at the Manager Orientation meeting at the beginning of the season.
Grange Thistle Junior Team Managers Orientation 2011 v2
Match Sheets
We require that all Grange teams return a completed match sheet for each fixture played. The match sheets can be placed in the box on the Junior Committee desk at the Grange grounds on Saturday mornings, or it can be dropped into the letter box outside the new Grange Juniors office (the old canteen building, in behind the new canteen).
The club has sufficient match sheet books for the Divisional age groups. Managers of Divisional Teams should obtain a book from the club office or from the Junior Committee desk on Saturday morning if they have not already done so.
Football Brisbane may issue the club with some SSF match sheet books, but there will probably not be enough. For SSF team managers who do not yet have a SSF match sheet book, please print the linked sheet and use it.
Ground Officials
Ground Officials are key roles required for successfully running a junior soccer game. It is the responsibility of the home side to provide a Ground Official, and that person should not be the coach or manager. The attached documents describe the Ground Official role for Small Sided Football (U6 to U11) games and for the Divisional (U12 to U17) games.
Special thanks
PROUDLY SPONSORED BY
Government Sponsors
The Queensland Government provided $133,019 to Grange Thistle Soccer Club to build a change room facility to get more Queenslanders active through sport and recreation.
Our Club gratefully acknowledges the funding contribution by Brisbane City Council for our new change room facility and field irrigation.
In addition to another grant supporting the Clubs 90th Anniversary Project which includes the Book and Honour Boards
The Queensland Government’s Gambling Community Benefit fund provided $30,000 to Grange Thistle Soccer Club to purchase a tractor/mower to maintain their fields
