2010 Roos Registration
Play Rugby Union with the Manly Roos, the club that breeds champions! We welcome all returning and new players looking for a game of rugby for 2010. It is not too late to register for the 2010 season. For more information call Drew Young (Club Registrar) on 0412 182 971.
Registration Day Venue
Keirle Park Roos Club House.
Registration Fees
The following registration fees are applicable for the 2010 season:
First Child
Under 7 and Under – $65.00
Under 8 to Under 18 – $130.00
Second Child
Under 7 and Under – $30.00
Under 8 to Under 18 – $65.00
Third Child
Under 7 and Under – $30.00
Under 8 to Under 18 – $30.00
Fees cover all ARU and NSWRU memberships, insurances and playing kit (except boots). Shorts and socks can be kept by the player at the end of the season.
NOTE: All players need to have completed their Registration Forms and paid their fees for their insurance to be valid.
Registration Process
Online Registration
All parents previously registered with the ARU have been sent an email detailing the process and procedure to register their child/children online. Please make use of this facility as it cuts down on administration issues for the club. Please also complete all details contained on the Registration Form.
Walk In Registration
Where parents do not wish to register online, they are invited to register on Registration Day. Credit card details will be taken on the day and processed at a later date. A receipt will be sent back to parents in due course.
Register by Mail
Complete the form already e-mailed out to you (if you are an existing player) and return to:
PO Box 1018, Manly NSW 1655
Print off the Registration Form downloadable below and return to:
PO Box 1018, Manly NSW 1655
Email (new players only)
Click here to email the club with your child’s name, age, contact phone and email, rugby experience and any other relevant information. A Roos Team Manager will then be in touch with you to complete your child’s registration.
Download the 2010 ARU Manly Roos Registration Form PDF here.
ARU Registration Requirements
The process of registration, Insurance and Budda are interlinked. All participants (Players / Coaches, Match Officials, Club Volunteers / Officials) must be registered with the ARU in order to obtain coverage under the ARU National Insurance Scheme.
The following is an outline of the essential requirements of ARU Registration:
- A Participant (or their parent / guardian, if under 18 years of age) must register with the ARU on the prescribed ARU Registration Form (either hardcopy or online) and agree to accept and abide by all the Terms of Registration as outlined on the Form.
- Players must be registered (as per item 1 above) prior to participation in rugby, including before playing any match, trials or training. Coaches, Match Officials, Club Volunteers/Officials, Team Management etc must be registered (as per item 1 above) on acceptance of a position or appointment.
- The Participants registration information from the prescribed ARU Registration Form must be entered into Budda by the Club’s Registrar.
- No Participant should be entered or renewed on Budda unless they have registered (as per item 1 above). A Participant who is not registered is not insured.
- The Club is responsible to ensure that the original hard copies of the ARU Registration Forms are stored securely for a period of seven (7) years.
Registration Deadlines
Registration deadlines are the responsibility of the Competition Manager and are outlined in the local Competition Rules.
For the purpose of attaining participation figures, the ARU will set a deadline for when Budda registration information is to be finalised.
Player Transfers (Domestic – within Australia)
There may be practical reasons for players to change clubs. It is a directive from the ARU, that any player wishing to transfer between Unions/Zones must complete the ARU Domestic Transfer Application Form prior to registering with a new union. The Domestic Transfer Application Form can be obtained from [TBA].
By completing this form, the tracking of players is easier within Australia, along with preventing suspended players from simply switching unions to continue playing.
Example of Domestic Transfer Process:
- A Randwick player wishes to play in Perth.
- The player completes the Domestic Transfer Form.
- Randwick Club signs the form, thereby verifying that the players is not “under suspension”.
- Randwick / Player sends the form to NSWJRU (Governing Union).
- NSWRU signs the form and sends a copy to the player along with a copy to the “new” Perth Union.
Club to Club Transfers
Club to Club transfers are governed by local competition rules and are not affected by the transfers within a Union.
