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Sport Central Equipment – Request
Sport Central Equipment – Request Recreation, Parks and Culture, 2025 Oak Street, Sherwood Park, AB Phone 780-467-2211 Email [email protected] Mail: Recreation Administration Office, 2001 Sherwood Drive, Sherwood Park, AB T8A 3W7 The following people qualify for referral to Sport Central to obtain sports equipment for children between ages of 3 – 17 years. Individuals must be a Strathcona County Resident and on the RAP program. Parents/Guardians will be provided a phone number to call to schedule an appointment for the child within five (5) business days. Date: (yyyy/mm/dd) Sports Equipment Request Name of child (First & Last) Date of Birth Type of equipment being requested* (yyyy/mm/dd) 1. ________________________ 2. 3. 4. * Please note: Full hockey requests also require proof of registration with Hockey Alberta sanctioned club or program. Contact person for this request: Parent/Guardian (please print) Phone Number Email: It is agreed and understood by all parties that the equipment is supplied “as is” and although Sport Central takes reasonable care, Sport Central, its members and volunteers cannot be held responsible for the performance, safety or any damages caused through the use of these items. Thank you for your support in helping our families meet their recreational needs. Sincerely, Strathcona County Representative Signature Job title Print name of above Contact number of above Collection and use of personal information Personal information is collected under the authority of section 33(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and will be shared with Sport Central in order to process your equipment requests. -
VIC / SA / TAS Direct Sales Manager Role
VIC / SA / TAS Direct Sales Manager Role The objective of this role is to promote sales of our Cricket, Netball, Rugby Union and Rugby League branded products in VIC / SA / TAS through servicing key accounts to achieve the company’s key strategic objectives and generate sales opportunities. The primary focus of the role is to generate direct sales to local Clubs and Schools for Teamwear, Balls and Equipment across all our brands with a key focus on GRAY-NICOLLS, GILBERT and STEEDEN. In addition sales to sponsors and corporates will be critical. Employment Terms & Conditions Period: Permanent Full Time (12 Month Probation Period) Hours of work: Full-time (40hrs per week) Remuneration: Based on experience Car allowance Phone & Laptop Bonus for achieving budget (TBC) Act in the company’s best interests at all times Act in a professional and curious manner Keep all company information confidential All samples to remain the property of GNS These terms are offered as part of an initial 12 month probation period Goals & KPI’s Target Clubs & Schools to generate sales of teamwear, balls and equipment Manage Key Account on a day-to-day basis with a view to increasing sales opportunities Target sponsor/corporate businesses to generate sales across all categories (XXXX, Suncorp, Intrust, ConocoPhillips) Achieve sales of $1.5M+ Key Accounts and Distribution Channels All affiliated Clubs & Associations governed by: Cricket VIC, Cricket SA, Cricket TAS (unofficial), Netball VIC, Netball SA, Netball TAS, Victorian Rugby Union, South Australian Rugby Union (unofficial), Tasmanian Rugby Union & Victorian Rugby League Schools, Colleges & Universities* Corporates: Sponsors of Associations and Clubs i.e. -
ANNUAL REPORT and STATEMENT of ACCOUNTS for Presentation to Members at the Annual General Meeting to Be Held at the Eastlink
ANNUAL REPORT AND STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS For presentation to Members at the Annual General Meeting to be Held at the Eastlink Badminton Stadium 30 Old Farm Rd, Hamilton East 11 DECEMBER 2016 At 7.30 pm LIST OF OFFICERS: 2016 PATRON Pat Dallinger, MBE PRESIDENT Philip Paterson VICE PRESIDENT Fiona Purdue CEO: Tjitte (TJ) Weistra DIRECTOR OF COACHING Peter Jensen FINANCIAL CONTROLLER Loloma Foster KIWISPORT OFFICER: Lene Jensen ACCOUNTANT Brian Bartels, Hemi, Edwards, Bartels BOARD Rupinder Virk, Paul Hanton, Stu Morgan, Andrew Chan, Carol Leydon-Davis & Alison Storey (independent) MASTERS SELECTORS TJ Weistra, Peter R. Jensen JUNIOR CONVENOR Kirsten Rose HON LIFE MEMBERS Pat Dallinger MBE, Maureen Sherborne, Jocelyn Silvester, Doreen Wood, Maurice Smith, Malcolm Brown, Bill Bartels, Alicia Urlich, (Peter Icke †, Joyce Musk †) President’s Report As President, I am pleased and proud to report that 2016 was another great year for the Waikato Badminton Association, (Club) members, Stadium members and casual. As you hear and read the other reports in this AGM Report I am sure you will agree. 2016 was the first year of our new Constitution that changed the way Waikato Badminton delivered badminton to the Waikato from a Management Committee of 10 Volunteers to a smaller Board of Directors and a CEO to organise, plan, direct and lead our association. Thanks to the vision, hard work and input from previous Management Committees as well as the input and support from Badminton New Zealand, Sport Waikato, Sport NZ, Life Members and Clubs members. We now have a solid constitution that has set Waikato Badminton up to continue to perform its role as a Regional Sporting Association for many years to come and deliver Badminton to families, schools, clubs, community groups and individuals of the wider Waikato region and it seems to be working very well so far. -
Approved Bats List
2015/2016 Licensed Bats 2016 Licensed 2 1/4" Bat List The following is a list of bats with a 2 1/4 inch maximum diameter that are currently licensed for use in the baseball divisions of Little League (Little League [Majors] Division and below). Bats with metal or wood barrels may also be used in the Junior League and Intermediate 50/70 Baseball Divisons of play. This list includes bats currently licensed with Little League as of February 22, 2016 This list includes all licensed models organized by manufacturer, including those composite barrel bats that have received a waiver from the composite-barreled bat moratorium. Little League placed a moratorium on all composite-barreled baseball bats for these divisions, which took effect on Dec. 30, 2010. A list of those composite-barreled bats that have received a waiver of that moratorium is available at http://www.littleleague.org/learn/equipment/licensedcompositebats.htm, which includes photos of each bat. Little League reserves the right to add to this list or make other changes as new information arises. This list was last updated on February 2, 2016. Important: This is only a list of licensed bats, not a list of all possible bats that could be used. Provided the bat meets the specifications of Rule 1.10 for the division of play, and provided the bat is not subject to the moratorium, it may be used. Any bat, even those appearing on this list, must meet all the specifications of Rule 1.10 for the particular division of play, including specifications regarding length, weight, diameter, markings, etc. -