FQ Academy Central Conference Carnival

FQ ACademy central conference carnival

The first FQ Academy Carnival of the year is here for our Central Conference, with Junior and Youth players from across all three regions descending on the Fraser Coast Sports Precinct in Wide Bay this March.

Two Action Packed Days

Saturday, 16 March – Sunday, 17 March
Age Groups: U9, U10, U11, U12, U13, U14 U15 & U16 Boys and U9/11, U12/13 & U14-16 Girls
Top Regional Talent

Teams attending from FQ Academy Centres in Wide Bay and Central Coast regions, plus Sunshine Coast United and Sunshine Coast Wanderer teams.
Providing Opportunities For The Next Generation

Designed for talent identification and data gathering and to allow players to implement key skills and learning from training sessions in a game-based environment against peers from neighbouring regions.

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fq welcome

I would like to extend a warm welcome to all players, referees, parents, and supporters to the first FQ Academy carnival of the season, especially those who are attending an academy event for the very first time. 

Our first event of the season always presents a terrific opportunity for our FQ Academy players from across the Central Conference to play and compete against each other. It is such an important part of the player development process, as it allows our technical staff the chance to assess player’s performance according to the program syllabus.

Our parents, families, and coaches play a vital role when it comes to improving player actions in competitive matches. To assist the players, we ask that spectators refrain from over-guidance from the sidelines. We understand that parents and families will be enthusiastic with their support and encourage supportive cheering from the sidelines.

Across the weekend we aim to create an atmosphere that allows our players the chance to express themselves on the pitch, where creativity and risk-taking are encouraged. 

I would like to wish all players, coaches, and referees the best of luck in their matches and I look forward to seeing all players performing out on the pitch.

Alec Wilson

Senior Manager – Club Development, Talent & Coaching - Central Coast

JUNIOR FIELDS (U9-12)

YOUTH FIELDS (U13-16)

FA Spectator Code of Conduct

Spectators attending a Match or otherwise involved in any activity staged or sanctioned by Football Australia or an affiliate Member Federation, District Association or Club must:

1. Respect the decisions of Match Officials and teach children to do the same.

2. Never ridicule or scold a child for making a mistake.

3. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person regardless of their gender, ability, race, colour, religion,

language, politics, national or ethnic origin.

4. Never use violence in any form towards another person including fellow spectators, Players or Match/Team Officials (including Coaches).

5. Not engage in acts of discrimination, harassment or abuse towards any person, including:

a. the use of obscene or offensive language and/or gestures;

b. the incitement of hatred or violence.

6. Comply with all Terms of Admission including provisions relating to security screening, intoxication, and items that are prohibited by law or restricted by policy from being brought into the Venue.

7. Not display, or attempt to display, the following items within the Venue:

a. National, political or racial flags or emblems except for the recognised National flags of the competing teams;

b. offensive or inappropriate banners in either English or a foreign language.

8. Never throw missiles, projectiles or objects of any description at Players, Match Officials or fellow spectators.

9. Not enter or attempt to enter the field of play or playing arena without lawful authority.

10. Refrain from any disorderly conduct or conduct that may injure the reputation and goodwill of Football Australia and the code of Football generally.

Any person who does not comply with this Spectator Code of Behaviour or who otherwise causes a disturbance may be evicted from the Venue and may be banned from attending future Matches.

Hospitals

Hervey Bay Hospital
Cnr Nissen Street and Urraween Road, Pialba
Phone (07) 4325 6666

Chemists

Terry White Chemmart Medical Centre
1/156 – 164 Urraween Road, Urraween
Phone (07) 4325 6666

First Aid

Sports Medicine will be provided by John Gillard for the duration of the event. The first aid room is located between Field 1 and 2.

DRESSING ROOMS

Keys available through office.

PARKING

At the Sports Precinct there is plenty of parking close to the playing fields. Handicap parking is closest to the ramp.

FOOD & DRINK

FQ will provide a range of food and beverage options available for purchase.

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