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Hockey Clinic The Aussies are coming! Monday 8th July 2015, 12 - 4pm Albury Alexandra park cost $50 George Bazeley (Goal Keeper) made his international debut for the Kookaburras in January 2009. He won a gold medal at the 2010 FIH World Cup in Delhi, India. He won 3 consecutive gold medals at the 2009, 2010 and 2011 FIH Hockey Champions Trophy tournament. He also plays for the Uttar Pradesh Wizards in the Hockey India League. George has repre- sented Victoria since he was 14 years old. He plays for Camberwell Hockey Club Emily Hurtz (Midfield / Striker) was born a raised in Camden, NSW. She played over 85 games for the Hockeyroos making her debut at the SPAR cup in South Africa in 2009. She won a gold medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games and silver at the World Cup in 2014. She played professionally in The Netherlands for Amsterdam hockey club. She currently plays for Hawthorn hockey club and recently coached (along with Stacia Joseph) the Under 18 women's side to silver at the 2015 National Championships. Stacia Joseph (Midfield / Defender) made her international debut at the SPAR cup in South Africa in 2009. She won a silver medal at the 2009 Champions Trophy in Syd- ney. She played professionally in The Netherlands for HIC hockey club, taking her team to win the National Championship. She captain the Victorian Vipers to third in the 2014 National Championships. She currently plays for Waverley hockey club in Melbourne. She recently coached (along with Emily Hurtz) the Under 18 women's side to silver at the 2015 National Championships. Stacia, George and Emily will be staying for autographs and photos after the session. Contact Sharyn Norie vis email [email protected] to secure your place or contact Steve at HAW office on 6041 3417 by Monday 29th June Coaching Clinic with Australian Kookaburra, 2 x World Cup Champion & Olympic Medallist - Glenn Turner & Aaron Kershaw - U21 Junior World Cup Player, Along with AHL & State players for a specialised coaching clinic Friday 10th July 12 – 4:00pm Cost of $50 per player Each Player receives: Individualised development for players at every level. Learn new Skills Learn how to use proper techniques Autographs and photos with players and World Cup and Olympic medals Coaching ratio 1:10 or better Have fun and Cool prizes to be won!! Bring a snack and water bottles Lycan hockey sticks will be available on the day at discounted rates. Check out our range at lycanhockey.com Clinic is open for all players: Juniors & Seniors With only limited places available; please email: [email protected] to secure your spot Name:______________________________ DOB_______________ age:_______ Club:_______________ Email:_______________________________ Mobile contact:_________________________ Highest level of hockey played:___________________ I would like to attend the Clinic on Monday 6th July I will pay $50 Friday 10th July I will pay $50 Both days I will pay $100 Payment can be made by Direct credit to HAW Payment methods: Cash/Cheque: Direct to HAW office (must be paid before the day or your place will be given to others) Credit card eftpos available via HAW office (receipt must be emailed to Sharyn Norie via devel- [email protected]) Cheque: payable to Hockey Albury-Wodonga Inc. Direct Deposit: Hume Building BSB: 640000 Acct: 53947659 Ref: Players Name Hockey clinic Office use only – Date & Amount Received .

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