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2020 NSW Calendar Current as at 29 NOV 2019 JANUARY AUGUST 19 Swimming Cessnock Pool. Host: Hunter Valley 2 BOWLING Shellharbour Tenpin Bowl. Host: Illawarra 2 Caterson Reserve, Castle Hill. Host: Sydney West FEBRUARY TENNIS 9 GOLF Colonial Golf Club, Werrington. Host: Sydney West 15-16 BOWLING Galactic Bowling, Kempsey. Host: Mid North Coast 10-14 WINTER SPORTS (DEVELOPMENT 1) Jindabyne. 22-23 BASKETBALL Maitland Basketball Stadium. Host: Hunter Valley Host: SOA 23 ATHLETICS Campbelltown Athletics Track. Host: Macarthur 15-16 STATE BOWLING Zone Bowling, Rooty Hill. Host: 29 SONSW/ACT STATE COMMITTEE AGM, CLUB CHAIR & SONSW/ACT, Sydney West SPORT COORDINATOR MEETING Quad 1, Sydney Olympic Park 18-23 WINTER SPORTS (PARTICIPANT 3) Jindabyne. MARCH Host: SOA 1 SWIMMING Oakhill College, Castle Hill. Host: Sydney Hills ATHLETICS Sylvania Waters Athletics Track. Host: Sydney South 8 BOCCE Club Charlestown. Host: Hunter Valley 23 SWIMMING Mingara Aquatic Centre. Host: Central Coast 7-8 BOWLING Armidale Sport & Rec. Host:North West New England 29-30 BASKETBALL Australian National University, Canberra. 8 GOLF Armidale Golf Club. Host: North West New England Host: Greater Canberra 14-15 STATE SAILING Grahamstown Dam. Host: SONSW/ACT, Hunter Valley SEPTEMBER 15 SWIMMING Cessnock Pool. Host: Hunter Valley 6 STATE NETBALL John Fisher Park, North Curl Curl. Host: 22 BOWLING Bowlarama, Wetherill Park. Host: Sydney West SONSW/ACT, Netball NSW, Manly Warringah Netball Association 29 BOWLING Super Strike, Rutherford. Host: Hunter Valley 12-13 BOWLING Bateau Bay Tenpin Bowl. Host: Central Coast 29 GOLF Wauchope Golf Club. Host: Mid North Coast 19 GOLF Sylvania Waters Par 3 Course. Host: Sydney South 20 STATE BOCCE Club Charlestown. Host: SONSW/ACT, APRIL Hunter Valley 4 FESTIVAL OF SPORT / JNG CAMP Sydney Academy of OCTOBER Sport, Narrabeen 10-11 BOWLING Wave Bowl, Port Macquarie. Host: Mid North 5 FESTIVAL OF SPORT / JNG CAMP Sydney Academy of Coast Sport, Narrabeen 11 SONSW/ACT STATE SPORT COORDINATOR 25-26 BASKETBALL Northern Beaches Indoor Sports Centre, MEETING Quad 1, Sydney Olympic Park Narrabeen. Host: Sydney Northern Beaches 11 Eastlake Tennis Club. Host: Greater Canberra MAY TENNIS 17 SWIMMING Engadine Leisure Centre. Host: Sydney South 3 STATE SWIMMING Warringah Aquatic Centre, Frenchs Forest. Host: SONSW/ACT, Sydney Northern Beaches 18 TABLE TENNIS INVITATIONAL Tuggeranong Archery Club. Host: Greater Canberra 10 GOLF Belconnen Magpies Golf Course. Host: Greater Canberra ATHLETICS Gooden Reserve, Baulkham Hills. Host: Sydney 17 STATE ATHLETICS Mingara Athletics Track. Host: West SONSW/ACT, Central Coast 19-22 JUNIOR NATIONAL GAMES Launceston 24 TENNIS Ourimbah Tennis Centre. Host: Central Coast 24-25 GYMNASTICS Rooty Hill. Host: Gymnastics NSW 31 BOCCE Club Italia, Lansvale. Host: Flinders 31-1 SAILING Canberra Yacht Club. Host: Greater Canberra JUNE 31-1 BOWLING Zone Bowling Belconnen. Host: Greater 13-14 Club300, Coffs Harbour. Host: North Coast BOWLING Canberra 14 GOLF Sawtell Golf Course, Sawtell. Host: North Coast NOVEMBER 14 BOWLING Campbelltown City Bowl. Host: Macarthur 1 STATE GOLF East Maitland Golf Club. Host: SONSW/ACT, 14 NETBALL Ku Ring Gai Netball Assoc, Turramurra. Host: Netball NSW, Hunter Valley KNA 1 SWIMMING Canberra Int’l Swimming & Aquatic Centre. 21 SWIMMING Kiama Swim Centre. Host: Illawarra Host: Greater Canberra JULY 7-8 STATE BASKETBALL Sutherland Basketball Stadium. 11 SONSW/ACT (CLUB & STATE), SPORT COORDINATOR Host: SONSW/ACT, Sydney South MEETING Quad 1, Sydney Olympic Park 7-8 GYMNASTICS Rooty Hill. Host: Gymnastics NSW 12 GMS 7.5 TRAINING Quad 1, Sydney Olympic Park. 14-15 STATE TENNIS Cintra Park Tennis Centre, Concord. 20-24 WINTER SPORTS (PARTICIPANT 1) Jindabyne. Host: SOA Host: SONSW/ACT, Flinders 26 BOCCE Liverpool Catholic Club. Host: Macarthur 29 STATE GYMNASTICS Venue TBC. Host: SONSW/ACT, 26 SWIMMING Kurri Kurri Aquatic Centre. Host: Hunter Valley 29 GOLF Long Reef Golf Club, Collaroy. Host:Sydney Northern 27-31 WINTER SPORTS (PARTICIPANT 2) Jindabyne. Host: SOA Beaches.
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