Football registration form - 2025 

At Tauranga Girls' College we have a very proud history of Football and are very excited to continue to empower our players to be a very best football players they can be.

Competition Information:

The Bay of Plenty Secondary Schools Senior Girls Baywide Youth League draw will begin - Saturday 3rd May and games are scheduled between 8:00 and 2:00pm and are 80 minutes duration. 

Premier League games will be played Wednesdays and will begin Wed 30th April where possible so players will need to ensure they are available after school on Wednesdays if they wish to play Premier league and trial for that team. 

There will be teams to join for Saturday leagues as long as players register by the due date - Fri 4th April. Note we have a close working relationship with Blue Rovers Football Club and some players may end up in a joint TGC /Blue Rovers team

Registration/ Consent: Registration is a three step process following the attached link

1. Complete this registration form
2. myComet Registration
3. Football Fees - paid to the school fees office

TRIALS: There will be trials for TGC Premier Football on Tuesday 1st April and Tuesday 8th April. Any other players - we need to ensure we have team commitments by the team registration cut off date. Players that do not make it into the Premier squad will be organised into 11 aside teams. We would prefer all players to turn up and introduce themselves on the trial dates so that we have a real sense of commitment from all players wishing to play football for the 2025 season

PREMIER FOOTBALL TEAM TRIALS and Football get together

Monday 10th March 3:35 - 5:00 Meet other players and some of the TGC football management team
Tuesday 1st April 3:30pm to 5:00pm
Tuesday 8th April 3:30pm to 5:00pm
(Catch up date - players who could not make it due to Premier Summer Sports commitments Thurs 10th April)

These will be the only trial dates for those players wishing to trial for the Premier Team.

Teams will be announced by Fri 11th April.

Sport Equity Fund:
                 
Tauranga Girls’ College would like to  support families who are in need of financial assistance when selecting to play a sport for their child.  The Sport Equity Budget allows you to access this support by:
Emailing sport@tgc.school.nz  (or send us a letter)
In the email state the sport / team you would like financial support in and how much the subscription fee costs
Tell us your reason for requesting our financial support

The Sport Equity Budget aims to reduce the financial barrier of playing a sport and endeavours to cover some of the costs associated with your team/code. The amount of support will depend on the demand over summer and then winter codes/teams.

Please email us if you need help. All requests are treated in a confidential manner.

Email *
Student's first name *
Student's last name *
Student's mobile number *
Year level? *
Which team are you wanting to trial for? *
What position (s) do you like to play? eg striker, wide midfield,  centre mid field, defender, Goalie, dont mind *
Parent/Caregiver's Name *
Parent/Caregiver's Cellphone Number *
Parent/Caregiver's email *
Are you (parent) willing to volunteer to be any of the following:
Student Referees - Are you interested in being a student referee? Training will be provided. *
  Cost/Fees

$150  per player  - all teams           

Premier + Approx $700 tournament costs - to be advised depending on Tournament qualification (there will be fundraising opportunities shared with tournament Premier players)

TGC Socks - $17

If you need a payment plan we are happy to work with you on this. Please email Kaye Barnett at  kbarnett@tgc.school.nz to make arrangements.

Please list any Medical Conditions/Allergies the player might have. *
Student expectations & consent
Students are representing Tauranga Girls’ College in a sports team normal school rules apply for the duration of this season and the highest standard of behaviour is expected at all times.  These behaviours are reflected in our values of Manaakitanga (Respect), Mahi tahi (Participation) and Mana Motuhake (Pride).
The sports 'Player Code of Conduct' must be followed at all time. Please ensure your daughter has read this document.

Tauranga Girls' College Sports - Player Code of Conduct
Good sport is about positive Attitude. Play your part –play fair. To the best of my ability, I will:
● Play by the rules
● Turn up to practice
● Turn up to games/tournaments
● Notify the Coach/es or Manager/s if I will not be at practice or games
● Never argue with an Official
● Never argue with the Coach/es, Manager/s
● Not put anyone down or bullying
● Be respectful at all times to Coach/es, Manager/s, Parents/Other Teams
● Be respectful towards my team members
● Not to consume alcohol, drugs or cigarettes
● Not swear
● Be on my best behaviour at all times
● Not bring the school into disrepute
● Represent the school to the best of my ability
● Wear only TGC Uniform to sporting events, ie no mufti.

I have read the Players Code of Conduct and understand that I must abide by this code at all times. I agree that if I breach any of the rules in the Code of Conduct that I will be stood down from a game. I agree that if I continue to breach the rules in the Code of Conduct that I may be removed from the team.
NZ Football / WaiBOP Football Registration Process
All school players must also be registered with WaiBOP Football to be eligible to play. To do this Players committing to the season of Football at TGC/ TGC-Blue Rovers must also go to myCOMET to register. Please click on the below link to register. If you have played previous seasons you will already have a login code (check email SPAM folder NZ Football - often this shows up there). Registration can be done now or after the trials but before the end of Term 1 please - by April 6th.

MyComet Registration *
Top Tips for Positive Parent Behaviour on the sidelines  
  1. Be a positive role model for your child – be courteous and respectful to coaches, referees, players, and spectators.
  2. Avoid shouting instructions – unless you are an official coach, focus on words of encouragement. Don’t ‘coach the coach’.
  3. Keep comments about your child and others positive – whether you’re at the sporting field, on the car ride home, or at home, don’t bad mouth other players, parents, coaches, or game officials.
  4. Prioritise having fun – remember, children want to play sport to have fun and socialise. Winning isn’t everything. Have fun yourself, and help your child enjoy sport by creating positive memories.
I give consent for the student named above to play Football for Tauranga Girls' College and will attend all trainings and games unless unwell. I/we understand that there will be a trial process and my daughter or young person will play in the team they are placed in. I give permission for my contact details to be given to team management for the purpose of communicating team information. I/we will follow the above 'Top Tips for Positive Parent Behaviour on the sidelines.'
I understand that all fees must be paid before a uniform is issued unless an agreement is arranged with the Director of Sport,  Mrs Kaye Barnett.
 *
Payment Options
Cash to the fees office at Student Reception
or
Online payment

Bank Account Details
Name of Account:                   Tauranga Girls’ College Board of Trustees
Name of Bank:                          ASB
Bank Account Number:        12- 3194- 0032601-00 
Code:                                             Full Name
Reference:                                   Football
Thank you for registering to play Football for Tauranga Girls' College.
Mr Don Wallis - TIC Football dwallis@tgc.school.nz
Mrs Kaye Barnett - Director of Sport kbarnett@tgc.school.nz 
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