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Honourable Mentions, Zero Tolerance Policy and Much More Gold Coast Basketball Contact details: P O Box 3311 Nerang 4211 QLD. PH: 55944108. Website: www.goldcoast.basketball.net.au Issue 52 October 2014 Welcome to the October edition of the Time Out Newsletter; inside you will find information on the Qld under 16 South trials, ISL, honourable mentions, zero tolerance policy and much more........... The Gold Coast Basketball Facebook page is updated daily. If you would like to keep up to date with all the latest information simply join us on Facebook at the link below. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/GoldCoastBasketball Honourable Mentions Congratulations to Taneeka Parker and Jeanie Pattison who have been named as reserves for the Queensland Under 20 Girls Team. Athletes named for January 2015 Australian Development Camp Congratulations to Callum Dalton who has been selected to take part in the January 2015 Australian Development Camp at the Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence in Canberra: 54 of the nation’s most talented young players will come together at the Basketball Australia National Centre of Excellence in Canberra in January for the 2015 BA Australian Development Camp. Gold Coast C i t y Regional Basketball Association Issue 52 October 2014 A vital component in the identification and development of future Australian Basketball stars, the Australian Development Camp allows Basketball Australia to see some of the country’s top young prospects exposed to elite-level development programs for the first time. The camp will see both our wheelchair and able-bodied athletes continue to develop the necessary skills for international competition, with the ultimate goal of national team selection. Through the years, some of Australia’s biggest stars have been uncovered at the ADC, including Jayco Opals stars Lauren Jackson, Penny Taylor, Jenni Screen and, more recently, rising star Stephanie Talbot. Airbnb Boomers stars Patty Mills, Andrew Bogut, Brad Newley and Dante Exum also got their break through the ADC program. The summer 2015 edition of the ADC will take place over five days from 19-23 January and will be run by Boomers Head Coach Andrej Lemanis, Opals Head Coach Brendan Joyce and Rollers Head Coach Ben Ettridge. Lemanis, Joyce and Ettridge will be supported by National Shooting Coach and Talent Identification Manager Brad Davidson, BA Centre of Excellence Coaches and a selection of coaches from across Australia. For the full list of athletes visit the Basketball Australia website. Gold Coast C i t y Regional Basketball Association Issue 52 October 2014 Australian 18yrs and Under Schoolboys Team Congratulations to Tyler Kelly from Hillcrest Christian College for being selected into the Australian 18yrs and under School boys Team for 2015. Tyler was selected from the Secondary Schools National tournament held in Townsville last month. The team will travel to the USA to play games against US High Schools in Texas and North Carolina. This is a tremendous opportunity for Tyler and one that comes with a significant cost. If you are able to assist with sponsorship for Tyler Spalding Basketballs FOR SALE Gold Coast Basketball currently has the Spalding Grip Control balls in stock for sale. Size 6 and 7 basketballs can be purchased from the Gold Coast Basketball Office for $50.00 Gold Coast C i t y Regional Basketball Association Issue 52 October 2014 ISL........ The All Star League Looking for a competitive league to get you fit again after the Christmas break? ISL-The All Star League registration information for players coming soon............. Gold Coast C i t y Regional Basketball Association Issue 52 October 2014 Gold Coast Basketball has introduced a Zero Tolerance Policy in regard to poor spectator behaviour at junior competition games. This policy is not aimed at stifling or diminishing healthy supportive cheering or the ability of all spectators and parents to enjoy the spectacle of junior sport but rather to ensure that the support is done in a manner deemed appropriate under the Codes on Conduct. On game days you will notice signage up for Conditions of Entry, the Zero Tolerance, Play By the Rules and Codes of Conduct which all attendees are to abide by. Each game day will have a Court Controller and Referee Supervisor who are easily identifiable in orange vests that are rostered on by Gold Coast Basketball and for each individual game there will be a Court Marshall who will be in a yellow vest. The Court Marshall will be a supporter of one of the teams as outlined by Gold Coast Basketball for that week. It is the role of all of these people to ensure a safe environment is maintained for all. For full information on their role in monitoring behaviour please read the policy here : http://www.sportingpulse.com/get_file.cgi?id=3378285 Gold Coast C i t y Regional Basketball Association Issue 52 October 2014 Australian Women's Deaf Basketball The Australian Women's Deaf Basketball Team is calling for female deaf or hard- of-hearing players who wish to try out for the team ahead of the Asia Pacific Games in Taipei in October 2015. Tryouts will be held in Melbourne in late November/early December - in order to be eligible to try out for the team players must have a minimum hearing loss of 55 decibels in their good ear. Gold Coast C i t y Regional Basketball Association Issue 52 October 2014 Register now for Queensland South Under 16 State Trials Registrations are now open for athletes wishing to trial for the 2015 Queensland Under 16 State Teams. Please read the U16 State Trials - How To Register document and visit the Hoop2Hoop website to register. Official closing date for South U16 online trials will be 9:00am Friday 28 November 2014. No further South registrations will be processed after this time. 2015 QUEENSLAND SOUTH U16 STATE TEAMS - TRIALS All trial dates and sessions will be held at The Arena, Sleeman Sports Complex in Chandler, Brisbane. Attendance at all trial dates is compulsory in order for selection to be considered. Saturday 10th January 2015 – Trial #1 9.00am – 10.30am & 11.00am – 12.30pm – U16 South Girls 12.30pm – 2.00pm & 2.30pm – 4.00pm – U16 South Boys Sunday 11th January 2015 – Trial #2 9.00am – 10.30am & 11.00am – 12.30pm – U16 South Girls 12.30pm – 2.00pm & 2.30pm – 4.00pm – U16 South Boys Saturday 17th January 2015 – Trial #3 9.00am – 10.30am & 11.00am – 12.30pm – U16 South Girls 12.30pm – 2.00pm & 2.30pm – 4.00pm – U16 South Boys For all South U16 Trials enquiries, please contact Ben Johnson (BQ State Performance Manager, South) on 0416 559865 or email [email protected] Gold Coast C i t y Regional Basketball Association Issue 52 October 2014 Basketball Queensland Level 1 Coaching Courses Basketball Queensland will be running the following Level 1 Coaches Courses on the dates below, please visit the Basketball Queensland website for more information. Please note all BQJBC Coaches must have their Level 1 to coach the second half of the season and State Champs. There are the last two courses for the year so you must attend if you haven't already. Level 1 Coaching Course Date: 11/18 November (2 x 3hr sessions) Time: 6pm-9pm each session Location - Queensland Academy of Sport, Nathan Cost: $50 Level 1 Coaching Course Date: 30 November Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm Location: Sleeman Sports Complex, Chandler Cost: $50 Gold Coast C i t y Regional Basketball Association Issue 52 October 2014 Gold Coast Basketball Mini Hoops and Aussie Hoops Register now for Gold Coast Basketball Mini Hoops and Aussie Hoops, please visit the link below for full information: http://www.foxsportspulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=1-4831-0-0- 0&sID=162625&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=27724620 The sessions for the program will be held at Carrara Stadium at 8.30am-9.30am and are held on the following dates below only : Term 4 October 18, 25 November 8, 15, 22, 29, December 6 Please visit the Gold Coast Basketball Website for full information or email [email protected] Gold Coast C i t y Regional Basketball Association Issue 52 October 2014 GOLD COAST BASKETBALL ARE OFFERING THE GOLD COAST UNDER 12 DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY TO PLAYERS IN THE UNDER 9'S OR UNDER 11'S AGE GROUP THAT INTEND ON REPRESENTING GOLD COAST BASKETBALL. WHAT IS THE GOLD COAST UNDER 12 DEVELOPMENT BASKETBALL ACADEMY? The GC Under 12 Development Academy has been created to provide Gold Coast junior basketball players an introduction to representative basketball training sessions. The aim of the Academy is to improve player's offensive & defensive skills in preparation for players to play representative basketball in the under 12 age group. Current representative players are encouraged to register! WHO IS THE GOLD COAST UNDER 12 DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY FOR? The Gold Coast Under 12 Development Academy is for players registered with Gold Coast Basketball, who currently play in our GCJBL competition and intend on representing Gold Coast in BQJBC. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? The Academy is $80.00 (price includes reversible singlet) Training dates are Saturdays 7.30-8.30am at Carrara Stadium on the dates below: Please contact [email protected] for further information and visit our website for further details. Term 4 - October 18, 25, November 8, 15, 22, 29, December 6 Gold Coast C i t y Regional Basketball Association Issue 52 October 2014 Gold Coast Basketball Club Information SOUTHERN COAST SLAMMERS BASKETBALL CLUB Banora Point High School, Eucalyptus Dr Banora Point Contact: Shaun McDonagh 0408138849 Email: [email protected] www.tweedcoastslammers.basketball.net.au BURLEIGH BLADES BASKETBALL CLUB Marymount
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