UNIFORMS
The Club’s colours are Yellow & Black, similar to AFL Richmond.
Jumper: Our club supplies each registered player with a jumper prior to the start of the season. Players/parents are required to keep a clean and properly maintained jumper for the duration of the season, and return it to the Team Manager after the last game.
Note: Club jumpers must NOT be worn at training.
Shorts: Black football shorts with AFL Vic Country logo, to be provided by parents.
Socks: Black & Yellow hoops, to be provided by parents. (Shorts and socks available in the club 'shop'.
Boots: To be properly fitted, no metal stops.
Mouth guards: The Club strongly recommends the wearing of a properly fitted mouthguard.
Jumper: Our club supplies each registered player with a jumper prior to the start of the season. Players/parents are required to keep a clean and properly maintained jumper for the duration of the season, and return it to the Team Manager after the last game.
Note: Club jumpers must NOT be worn at training.
Shorts: Black football shorts with AFL Vic Country logo, to be provided by parents.
Socks: Black & Yellow hoops, to be provided by parents. (Shorts and socks available in the club 'shop'.
Boots: To be properly fitted, no metal stops.
Mouth guards: The Club strongly recommends the wearing of a properly fitted mouthguard.
Note: All items to be provided by parents are available for purchase via with Club’s Merchandise Department, which is open by appointment during the week and on Sundays nights at Coaches Corner. We keep our prices competitive so support your club as the small mark-up we make on our uniforms goes towards the facilities and equipment of our club.
Payments
Payments to Seaford Junior Football Club can be made into the clubs' bank account
Commonwealth Bank
BSB: 063-492
Account number: 10345463
Commonwealth Bank
BSB: 063-492
Account number: 10345463
MODIFIED RULES
Under 8's, 9’s and 10’s teams play a modified form of the game.
A hip and shoulder bump is the only form of tackling after which the player who receives the hip or shoulder bump twice, must dispose of the ball.
Players may bounce the ball once only, and then dispose of the ball via kick or handball. Barging and kicking off the ground is not permitted.
The ball will be thrown-up by the umpire at the start of play, and when touched out of bounds.
A hip and shoulder bump is the only form of tackling after which the player who receives the hip or shoulder bump twice, must dispose of the ball.
Players may bounce the ball once only, and then dispose of the ball via kick or handball. Barging and kicking off the ground is not permitted.
The ball will be thrown-up by the umpire at the start of play, and when touched out of bounds.
GAME TIMES
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Note: Games may be scheduled at times different to above, at grounds that are not the usual home ground of that team.
Our league has many teams, and limited times.
Spectators are NOT permitted on the ground at any time due to covid restrictions
Our league has many teams, and limited times.
Spectators are NOT permitted on the ground at any time due to covid restrictions
TEAM ALLOCATIONS
Allocation of new players to teams will be based on team sizes and equal balance between teams in each age group. This will ensure that each player will get an equitable amount of playing time. The club may at times re-allocate players to maintain a proper balance.
FINALS
Under 8's, 9’s & 10’s teams do not have scores recorded on a Premiership Ladder.
Under 11’s to Under 18's teams compete for positions on a ladder during the home and away season. The top four teams play a series of finals under the ‘Page’ system, over a 3-week period.
1st Semi-final. (3rd vs 4th)
2nd Semi-final (1st vs 2nd)
Preliminary final (winner 1st semi-final vs loser 2nd semi-final)
Grand final (winner 2nd semi-final vs winner preliminary final)
Parents and supporters are encouraged to come along and support all of the teams during these matches, and afterwards in the clubrooms – win, lose or draw.
Note – Alcohol or smoking are not permitted at any AFLSE game.
Under 11’s to Under 18's teams compete for positions on a ladder during the home and away season. The top four teams play a series of finals under the ‘Page’ system, over a 3-week period.
1st Semi-final. (3rd vs 4th)
2nd Semi-final (1st vs 2nd)
Preliminary final (winner 1st semi-final vs loser 2nd semi-final)
Grand final (winner 2nd semi-final vs winner preliminary final)
Parents and supporters are encouraged to come along and support all of the teams during these matches, and afterwards in the clubrooms – win, lose or draw.
Note – Alcohol or smoking are not permitted at any AFLSE game.
PRESENTATION DAY
The final day for players, conducted at the clubrooms, on the Sunday following the Grand Finals. An exciting day for players as they are presented with their appropriate trophies. All players receive a trophy and team photograph.
The day commences around 12.00pm, through to 4.00pm. TBC. Bring along your camera to capture the final highlights of the year.
With many great individual achievements throughout the year, consistent performance throughout the whole season was necessary to win their teams Best & Fairest award.
The following players achieved this goal in season 2023:
The day commences around 12.00pm, through to 4.00pm. TBC. Bring along your camera to capture the final highlights of the year.
With many great individual achievements throughout the year, consistent performance throughout the whole season was necessary to win their teams Best & Fairest award.
The following players achieved this goal in season 2023:
