Our Club strongly supports good coaching of our players and accordingly all coaches undergo appropriate accredited training through the East Fremantle Football Club and the WA Football Commission.

Click on the link Read More for a list of our coaches & their qualification.

Regards
Gavin

Click on Read More

There is a link from the East Frem Junior Football District website to the cover provided through the Australian Football National Risk Protection Program

http://www.jltsport.com.au/Afl/makeclaim.aspx

Males and females aged 13 years can earn money, keep fit and learning umpiring techniques through the EF District Program.
Training is usually at Karoonda Reserve on Wed evenings.

Call Umpires Coordinator Russell Masters 0412956283 for more information.
www.wafootball.com.au

For injuries such as sprains, strains, sore muscles, and prevention of injury.

Health Central OTI
27 Willcock St,
Ardross WA 6153

COMPLIMENTRY INITIAL TREATMENT has been offered to members of BJFC.
Phone 9316 4222 to book an appointment with Nicola Byrne (Master of Occupational Therapy).

The club's bank details are as follows:

Bank Commonwealth Bank
Branch Booragoon, WA
Account name Booragoon Junior Football Club Inc
Account number 1036 1042
BSB Number 066 163
Description [Note]

Note - please be as specific as possible when making payments, so they can be easily traced. Usually there is a limit on the number of characters that can be input so a description such as "DYoung11white" would be really useful.

Receipt will be issued by mail.

Football:

Brentwood Booragoon Bulldogs Amateurs (senior football @ Karoonda)
http://members.iinet.net.au/%7Evinka/bafc/

EF Junior Football District Competition
http://www.sharksdistrict.com.au

Cricket:
CBC Cricket Club (senior cricket played @ Karoonda)
http://www.cbccricketclub.com

Ardross Junior Cricket Club (@ Shirley Strickland oval & Tompkins Pk)
http://www.ajcc.org.au

South West Metropolitan Junior Cricket Council
http://www.geocities.com/swmjcc/

Information is available at the AFL website that includes:
Coaches news
Coaching accreditation
Motivation
Coaching children
Skills & drills
Injury management
Tips & tactics
Resources

http://afl.com.au/default.asp?pg=coaching

The on-field rotation of players is a policy recommended in the WA Junior Football Policy guidelines to enhance the participation and skill development of all players in AFL Auskick.

The on-field rotation of players is a policy recommended to enhance the participation and skill development of all players in Auskick (5-12 years) through Youth Football up to 17’s.

The rotation of all players through a variety of positions in a game and season is designed to allow players to experience the skills and roles required in different positions, and to ensure all players are provided with equal opportunity. The policy recommends that every player in a team should play at least half a game. Further, every player should experience playing on each of the five lines of field position over a three match period.

(NB: players should be rotated through a variety of positions on the field in each line, not straight up & down the “spine” or only on the left or on the right side of the field.)

The Booragoon Junior Football Club hosted the U12's Lightning Carnival on Saturday, 25th August 2007.

The Carnival was a great success and the Booragoon Junior Football Club would like to thank all the volunteers for their support at the Carnival.

Congratulations to Division 1 Winners Canningvale Blue and Division 2 Winners Canningvale Black and to the overall winner Canningvale Black.

The Booragoon Junior Football Club would like to thank all teams for participating in the BJFC U12's Lightning Carnival.

Best wishes for the 2008 football season.