• If an injury is sustained at a game or at training and as a result you have incurred out of pocket expenses, then you may make a claim under the associations insurance. You will need to contact the relevant stadium and they will advise on what is required.  It is important in these situations that the injury was reported to the stadium and club in the first instance
  • If an injury is sustained outside of a game or training, then an email notifying the club will suffice.
  • In all cases where a player will not be able to play for two or more games irrespective of how the injury is sustained, a medical certificate or letter clearly stating how longer is player is unable to play is required to be submitted to the club.  This will ensure that your child qualifies for finals and is not disadvantaged as a result of his/her injury
 
All documentation and/or notification of an injury should be submitted to either president@marymedebasketballclub.com.au or registrations@marymedebasketballclub.com.au
 
Sponsorship
Marymede Flames Basketball Club are always in need of more support from our community. If you would like to support the club by sponsoring us, please feel free to contact us at manager@marymedebasketballclub.com.au or click to download the PDF sponsorship form.
 
Roles
At Marymede Flames Basketball club there are many roles involved in the daily operations of this non for profit group. We are open to family members willing to offer their time in some way, whether this be coaching, team managing, joining the committee or being a general helping hand at our fun raising events. If you are wanting to help or join out committee please feel free to contact manager@marymedebasketballclub.com.au or click to download the roles and responsibilities here.
 

Code of Conduct
There is a certain level of conduct that the club expects of their members whether it is as a player, parent or spectator.
 
Below is a link for your information, is the clubs policy on the conduct or expectation of their members as understanding and abiding by the clubs codes will ensure that the club and more importantly our children have a successful and enjoyable season.

Code of Conduct - Coaches
Code of Conduct - Players
Code of Conduct - Spectators
Code of Conduct - Parents
 
In addition
  • Under no circumstance is a coach, spectator, parent or player to abuse a referee, official or stadium supervisor.  I know that sometime this can difficult but please keep in mind that some of the referees are still children and children of parents of this club.
  • Under no circumstance is a coach, spectator, parent or player to abuse a player of either team
  • Under no circumstance is a coach, spectator, parent or player to abuse a parent of either team
 
Medical
The club is required to maintain a register of all injuries irrespective of whether the injury has been sustained at basketball or not.  The main reason for this is so that we can ensure that your child qualifies for finals in the event that child hasn’t actually played 7 games for the season.  It also serves as a record for Insurance purposes.
 
A copy of the clubs policy and injury report as well as a copy of the associations insurance for your information.

 
In summary:
  • If an injury is sustained during a game and medical assistance is required i.e a supervisor is called or first aid is provided by a qualified person or an ambulance is called, then a stadium report is required to be completed as well as a club report


Downloads

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Basketball Victoria - Codes of Conduct