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• About Petanque New Zealand

  • PNZ Constitution

  • Petanque in New Zealand

  • Rules of Petanque

  • Constructing a Petanque Terrain (Piste)

  • Petanque New Zealand's commitment to SPARC

  • International Links

     

• An Introduction to Petanque

  1. Equipment

  2. Marking & Measuring

  3. Throwing Techniques

  4. Pointing Techniques

  5. Shooting Techniques

  6. Playing a Game of Petanque

  7. Tactics

      

• PNZ Annual General Meetings: Minutes and Reports

  • 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998

     

• PNZ Special General Meetings: Minutes

  • 2008, 2003

     

• PNZ Council and Executive Meeting Reports

  • 2007, 2006, 2005

     

• PNZ Council & Executive

  • Proposed change to PNZ Governance

  • International Representation Player Contract

  • Job Description: Team Manager - International Representative Teams

• Auckland

  Auckland Petanque Association

  • Browns Bay Petanque Club

  • Cockle Bay Petanque Club

  • Epsom Petanque Club

  • Herne Bay Petanque Club

  • Hibiscus Coast Petanque Club

  • Kennedy Park Petanque Club

  • Northcote Petanque Club

  • Papatoetoe Petanque Club

  • Stanley Bay Petanque Club

  • Victoria Park Petanque Club

  • West End Petanque (Petanque Mt Albert)

     

• Bay of Plenty - Rotorua

  • Bayfair Petanque Club

  • Putaruru Petanque Club

  • Rotorua Petanque Club

  • Tauranga Bay of Plenty Petanque Association

  • Thames Petanque Club

  • Whakatane Petanque Club

     

• Hawkes Bay

  • Bay View Petanque Club

  • Hawkes Bay Lawn Tennis & Squash Club

  • Napier City Petanque Club

     

• Wellington

  Wellington Petanque Association

  • Hataitai Petanque Club

  • Horowhenua Petanque Club

  • Kapiti Petanque Club

  • Khandallah Petanque Club

  • Manawatu Petanque Club

  • Masterton Petanque Club

  • Otaki Petanque Club

  • Pacific Paradise Petanque Club

  • Park Avenue Petanque Club

  • Silverstream Petanque Club

  • Upper Hutt Petanque Club

  • Wanganui East Petanque

  • Windy Hills Petanque Club

     

• Nelson - Marlborough

  • Nelson Petanque Club

     

• Christchurch

  • Ascot Petanque Club

  • Christchurch Petanque Club

  • Papanui Petanque Club

     

• Southern

  Southern Region Petanque Association

  • Alexandra Petanque Club

  • Caversham Petanque Club

  • City Rise Petanque Club

  • Club Southland Petanque

  • Excelsior Petanque Club

  • Kingswell Petanque

  • Milton Petanque Club

  • St Kilda Petanque Club

  • Timaru Town & Country

  • Waikouaiti Petanque Club

• PNZ Tournament Calendar

   

• Rules of Petanque

  • Terrain Marking Diagram (MS Word or PDF)

   

• PNZ Tournaments

  • Protocols and Conditions for holding PNZ Tournaments

  • PNZ National Championship Entry Procedures, Rules and Format

  • Player Code of Behaviour

     

• PNZ Honours Board

  • National Championships

  • National Representatives

  • PNZ Player Ranking: as @ 30.4.10

     

• National Championships: Results

  • 2010: Triples, Doubles, Singles, Senior Doubles

  • 2009: Triples, Doubles, Singles, Senior Doubles

  • 2008: Triples, Doubles, Singles, Senior Doubles

  • 2007: Triples, Doubles, Singles, Senior Doubles

  • 2006: Triples, Doubles, Singles, Senior Doubles

  • 2005: Triples, Doubles, Singles

  • 2004: Triples, Doubles, Singles

  • 2003: Triples, Doubles, Singles

  • 2002: Triples, Doubles, Singles

  • 2001: Triples, Doubles, Singles

  • 2000: Triples, Doubles, Singles

  • 1999: Triples, Doubles, Singles

  • 1998: Triples, Doubles, Singles

  • 1997: Singles

  • 1996: Triples

  • 1995: Triples

  • 1994: Triples

     

• National Club Championships: Results

  • 2009: Rotorua

     

• International Tournaments

  World Championships

  • 2007: Pattaya, Thailand

  • 2006: Grenoble, France

  • 2005: Brussels, Belgium

  • 2004: Grenoble, France

  • 2003: Geneva, Switzerland

  • 2002: Grenoble, France

  • 2001: Monaco

  • 2000: Portugal

  • 1999: Reunion Island

  • 1998: Las Palmas, Canary Islands

  • 1997: Montpellier, France

  • 1996: Essen, Germany

  • 1995: Brussels, Belgium

     

  Women's World Championships

  • 2009: Suphanburi, Thailand

  • 2008: Samsun, Turkey

  • 2006: Grenoble, France

     

  Trans Tasman Challenge

  • 2009: Sydney, Australia

  • 2008: Open & Senior, Christchurch, New Zealand

  • 2008: Youth, Auckland, New Zealand

  • 2007: Melbourne, Australia

  • 2006: Levin, New Zealand

  • 2005: Sydney, Australia

  • 2004: Clareville, New Zealand

  • 2003: Melbourne, Australia

     

  Singapore International

  • 2007

  • 2006

  • 2005

     

  Oceania Championships

  • 2005: Rotorua, New Zealand

  • 2002: New Caledonia

  • 2000: Tahiti

  • 1998: Sydney, Australia

     

  Pan Pacific Championships

  • 2005: Vietnam

     

• How To Run A Tournament

  1. First - Decide what type of tournament it is going to be

     • Entrants

     • Level of competition

     • Format: Singles, Doubles or Triples

  2. Timing

  3. Tournament duration

  4. Size of Tournament

  5. Tournament Organisation

     • Entry Forms

     • Officials

     • Players briefing

     • Allocation and numbering of terrains

  6. Tournament Formats

     • Tournament Format Selection Chart

     • Single Elimination

     • Double Elimination

     • Round Robin

     • Barrage

     • Random Draw

     • Melee

  7. Seeding

• Coaches Toolkit

  Foreword

   

• PNZ Vision for Coaching

  • PNZ Coaching Structure

  • Coaches Appointed

  • PNZ Regional Coaches Briefing Day (PDF)

     

• Roles and Responsibilities

  • Job Descriptions

    • PNZ Regional Coach (PDF)

    • PNZ Technical Director of Coaching (PDF)

    • Code of Conduct (PDF)

       

• Getting Started

  • Role of the Coach

    • The role of the Coach (PDF)

    • Communication (PDF)

    • Getting started in Coaching (PDF)

       

  • Training and Coaching

    • Mental Skills Training (PDF)

    • Goal Setting - Notes (PDF)

    • Skills analysis for a drop in performance (PDF)

    • Anxiety resulting in a drop in performance (PDF)

    • Player Assessment (PDF)

       

  • Coaching Programmes

    • Beginners

      • Coaching Programme (PDF)

      • Player Session - Plan 1 (PDF)

      • Player Session - Plan 2 (PDF)

         

    • Intermediate

      • Coaching Programme (PDF)

      • Team Session - Plan 1 (PDF)

      • Team Session - Plan 2 (PDF)

         

    • Advanced

      • Coaching Programme (PDF)

         

    • Planning

      • Planning a Coaching Session (PDF)

         

    • Representative Team and Players

      • Coaching Programme (PDF)

      • Shooting for Dummies (PDF)

         

• Mentorship and Specialisation

  • How PNZ Coaches work across the levels (PDF)

     

• Sport Science

  • Nutrition (PDF)

  • Team Work (PDF)

  • Mental Strength (PDF)

• 2009/2010 PNZ Representative Process

  • Pointing Exercises (PDF)

  • Shooting Exercises (PDF)

  • Shooting Rules (FIPJP Rules) (PDF)

  • Women's Shooting Mat (PDF)

   

• Seniors

  • 2010 Selection Pathway for the National Senior Team

Forum

Feedback Form (MS Word)

2008/2009

• PNZ Representative Process

  • List of 2008 Registered Players

  • Representative Process Points System

  • 2009 National Representative Points and Ranking

     

• Regional Skills Assessment Day

  • Pointing Exercises (PDF)

  • Skills Assessment - Format (PDF)

  • Shooting Exercises (PDF)

  • Shooting Mat for Female Group (PDF)

  • Scoring Games

    • Scoring Template based on FIPJP (PDF)

  • Skills Assessment Results

   

• 2009 Seniors

  • 2009 Selection Pathway for the National Senior Team

  • Selection Application Form (MS Word)

   

• Miscellaneous

  • Coaches Appointed

  • International Representative Player Contract

Reflections on the 2008/2009 PNZ Representation Process

Report on Representative Process and Coaching Structure

Further implementation of the process

Job Descriptions

• PNZ Technical Director of Representation (PDF)

• PNZ Technical Director of Tournaments (PDF)

• Umpires Corner

  • In the course of umpiring at tournaments, I am often asked for rule interpretations. Some are clearly covered by the rules, and easily explained. There are also occasions when a situation arises that I haven’t come across before................................

     

• PNZ Umpire Commission

  Umpire Policy

  Umpire - Job Description

  • Code of Umpiring

    • Umpire Eligibility

    • Umpire's Rules

    • Tournament Duties

    • Umpire Code of Conduct

  • Umpires Training Manual - A guide for prospective Umpires

    • Measuring & Measuring Equipment

    • Marking the Boule or Jack

    • Performing a Measurement

    • Interpretation

• PNZ Umpires & Grading

• Notes on the policy for assessing and approving umpire status in NZ

• Player Code of Behaviour

• Rules of Petanque

• Petanque New Zealand Magazine: 2005 - 2008

  • 2009: Summer/Autumn

  • 2008: Spring, Winter, Autumn, Summer

  • 2007: Spring, Winter, Autumn, Summer

  • 2006: Spring, Winter, Autumn

  • 2005: December, September

   

• Petanque New Zealand Magazine: 1999 - 2003

  • 2003: Summer, Spring, Winter, Autumn

  • 2002: December, October, June, March

  • 2001: December, September, June, March

  • 2000: December, September, June, March

  • 1999: September, June

     

• Boules Gazette: 1995 - 1999

  • 1999: March

  • 1998: March

  • 1997: October, July, March

  • 1996: December, Spring, April

  • 1995: December, Spring, Winter, Autumn

     

• The Bouletin: 1998

  • 1998: November, July

     

• New Zealand Petanque Association Newsletter: 1994 - 1995

  • 1994/95: Summer

  • 1994: Spring, Issue 1

     

• Magazine Subscription Form

• Petanque New Zealand Magazine

   

• Spinning the Steel

  An article on petanque in New Zealand by Susan Buckland published in the Air New Zealand magazine 'Pacific Way', May 1994.

   

• A Brief History of Petanque

  Introduction to the book 'Petanque, The French Game of Boules' by Garth Freeman, published 1984.