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2hr Specialist Program 12 – 17 year Representative Players Netball Elite Coaching is offering players and coaches the opportunity to increase their netball knowledge within the three specialist areas on court – Attack, Defence and Shooting. Coaches Nicole Cusack and Tracey Robinson are both well experienced coaches that are capable of providing players and coaches with the skills required to extend their current abilities and take them to the next level. Nicole has represented Australia over a 10 year period as a GA/GS/WA and has played alongside and/or coached players such as Cath Cox, Sharelle McMahon, Natalie Medhurst, Caitlin Bassett and Romelda Aitkin in her roles as assistant coach of the Diamonds and Queensland Firebirds. Tracey has held assistant coach positions with the Sydney Swifts, Queensland Firebirds and is currently working with the Western Australian Fever Team specialising in both attacking and defending positions. With our expertise and passion for netball we aim to share our knowledge and skills to lift the standard of netball within our sport. We have developed a specialist program targeted at representative players aged between 12-17. The 2 hour programs include: Specialist Attacking Skills: Cost: $50.00 Centre Court (C/WA), Attacking Unit (C,WA,GA,GS) Specialist Defence: Date & Venue TBC Circle Defence, C-Pass Defence, Attack Specialist Shooting: Shooting Technique, Movement There will limited positions available for both players and coaches which is necessary to provide the required individual attention to maximise the development of the participants. For an application form or further information please email [email protected] or contact Nicole or Tracey on the numbers below. Nicole Cusack Tracey Robinson Ph: 0414492881 Ph: 0410159287 www.netballelite.com.au [email protected] [email protected] www.netballelite.com.au .

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