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**jhfkgkfdvjk** · 04-10-2012, 06:27 PM

This is the breakdown of the points allocations as per the WAFL Rules & Regs Section 2

AFL listed player/ Rookie or allocated player – 0 points
Local District (Non League) top up players – 0 points
Local District Player – 1 point
AFL delisted Local returnee – 1 point
Non District – no WAFL League games – 2 points
Non District – 1 to 25 WAFL League games – 3 points
Non District – 26 to 50 WAFL League games – 5 points
Non District – 51 to 100 WAFL League games – 7 points
Non District – 101+ WAFL League games – 10 points
Interstate Non Category 1 comp – 5 points
Interstate Category 1 comp – 10 points (League)
Interstate Category 1 comp – 5 points (Non League)
Non District AFL delisted – no AFL games – 8 points
Interstate AFL delisted – 1 to 50 AFL games – 10 points
Non District AFL delisted – 1 to 50 AFL games – 12 points
Interstate AFL delisted – 51 to 100 AFL games – 10 points
Non District AFL delisted – 51 to 100 AFL games – 13 points
Interstate AFL delisted – 100+ AFL games – 12 points
Non District AFL delisted – 100+ AFL games – 14 points

Ammendments to the points allocations were made at the end of the 2011 season in regard to players that were previously on an AFL list. These ammendments were based on if the player was a local AFL delist or an interstate AFL delist. A local AFL delisted player returning to the WAFL is now allocated and extra 2 points above the nominated AFL delist value for a player to go to a club that is not their originally zoned club. The purpose of this change was to make it less attractive for a club to recruit a non zoned player that is returning home and therefore allow the club of origin more chance of retaining their service.

This is the case with Llane Spaanderman as he has risen from 10 points at Swan Districts in 2011 to 12 points at Perth in 2012. He is regarded under the points allocations a Non District 1-25 game AFL player resulting in a 12 point allocation.

This is also the case with Casey Sibosado as he is regarded under the points allocations a Non District 1-25 game AFL player resulting in a 12 point allocation.

The changes to the points allocations are made as a result of consulation with the 9 WAFL clubs who vote on the changes to be implemented.

04-10-2012, 06:27 PM	#2
jhfkgkfdvjk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 444 Senior Member	This is the breakdown of the points allocations as per the WAFL Rules & Regs Section 2 AFL listed player/ Rookie or allocated player – 0 points Local District (Non League) top up players – 0 points Local District Player – 1 point AFL delisted Local returnee – 1 point Non District – no WAFL League games – 2 points Non District – 1 to 25 WAFL League games – 3 points Non District – 26 to 50 WAFL League games – 5 points Non District – 51 to 100 WAFL League games – 7 points Non District – 101+ WAFL League games – 10 points Interstate Non Category 1 comp – 5 points Interstate Category 1 comp – 10 points (League) Interstate Category 1 comp – 5 points (Non League) Non District AFL delisted – no AFL games – 8 points Interstate AFL delisted – 1 to 50 AFL games – 10 points Non District AFL delisted – 1 to 50 AFL games – 12 points Interstate AFL delisted – 51 to 100 AFL games – 10 points Non District AFL delisted – 51 to 100 AFL games – 13 points Interstate AFL delisted – 100+ AFL games – 12 points Non District AFL delisted – 100+ AFL games – 14 points Ammendments to the points allocations were made at the end of the 2011 season in regard to players that were previously on an AFL list. These ammendments were based on if the player was a local AFL delist or an interstate AFL delist. A local AFL delisted player returning to the WAFL is now allocated and extra 2 points above the nominated AFL delist value for a player to go to a club that is not their originally zoned club. The purpose of this change was to make it less attractive for a club to recruit a non zoned player that is returning home and therefore allow the club of origin more chance of retaining their service. This is the case with Llane Spaanderman as he has risen from 10 points at Swan Districts in 2011 to 12 points at Perth in 2012. He is regarded under the points allocations a Non District 1-25 game AFL player resulting in a 12 point allocation. This is also the case with Casey Sibosado as he is regarded under the points allocations a Non District 1-25 game AFL player resulting in a 12 point allocation. The changes to the points allocations are made as a result of consulation with the 9 WAFL clubs who vote on the changes to be implemented.
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