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PROPOSED SCA 2021-2022 CALENDAR Please Note: Dates will be updated if changes occur. MONTH DATE CAMPDRAFT CONTACT PHONE POSTPONES TBA WEST WYALONG CAMPDRAFT JULIE MASLIN 0437 287 700 POSTPONED TBA ILLABO CAMPDRAFT NSW DEBBIE DODWELL 0428 434 240 CANCELLED GOULBURN SPRING CAMPDRAFT NSW LEAH WHITEHEAD 0429 308 675 POSTPONED TBA WILBY CAMPDRAFT VIC LAUREN WHINRAY 0419 605 849 POSTPONED TBA TARCUTTA CAMPDRAFT NSW IRENE HOPKINS 0269 227 371 0427 103 530 POSTPONED TBA COBRAM CAMPDRAFT VIC SONYA GRIFFITHS 0459 646 319 CANCELLED RICH RIVER CAMPDRAFT VIC ANDREA WEBSTER 0439 871 503 TONY STEVENS 0438 251 961 POSTPONED TBA CONARGO CAMPDRAFT NSW KYLIE CHARLTON 0418 676 430 TONY CHARLTON 0447 149 695 OCTOBER 16 RIVER MURRAY CAMPDRAFT SA MELISSA WALMSLEY 0403 172 480 CANCELLED SWAN HILL CAMPDRAFT VIC JASON PICKERING 0429 990 808 SARAH MARTIN 0447 186 066 CANCELLED BUNNALOO CAMPDRAFT NSW DEBBIE BELCEC 0419 894 798 CAROLYN McNABB 0418 605 601 NOVEMBER 6-7 KEITH & DISTRICT CAMPDRAFT SA MICHELLE DESMAZURES 0427 560 076 PAULINE KEMPE 0429 654 829 NOVEMBER 6 CHILTERN CAMPDRAFT VIC SIDNEY SHANAHAN 0428 204 944 DOM SHANAHAN 0427 698 063 CANCELLED UMHA-TALLANGATTA CAMPDRAFT VIC KYM JHONSTON 0422 304 456 ANDREW NICHOL 0409 717 027 NOVEMBER 20-21 MERRIJIG CAMPDRAFT VIC MARNI EGAN 0427 614 696 ANDREA PICKETT 0407 500 437 NOVEMBER 20-21 BACCHUS MARSH CAMPDRAFT VIC MIKE FITZPATRICK 0451 475 792 KATE TOOHEY 0400 928 383 NOVEMBER 27-28 CORRYONG CAMPDRAFT VIC SHARON NANKERVIS 0429 607 615 TANYA BANDY 0447 475 822 DECEMBER 3-5 BRAIDWOOD CAMPDRAFT NSW IAN LAURIE 0248 475 063 0408 281 355 DECEMBER 11-12 ADAMINABY CAMPDRAFT NSW SANDY BRABON 0427 055 388 DANNY BRABON 0264 545 146 DECEMBER 10-12 MEN IN CAMPDRAFTING CLINIC KYM JHONSTON 0422 304 456 TBC TALLANGATTA VIC ANDREW NICHOL 0409 717 027 JANUARY 8 BERRAGOON CAMPDRAFT NSW LUCY GRILLS 0439 298 146 HOLBROOK JANUARY 15-16 SCA YOUTH CAMP- LUCINDALE SA ANNA EDDY 0413 978583 [email protected] JANUARY TBA TARALGA CAMPDRAFT NSW LYNN MADDEN 0428 540 362 JANUARY 22-23 FLEURIEU CAMPDRAFT-Tailem GAVIN SMITH 0409 567295 Bend SA BEVAN ROBERTS 0428 812637 FEBRUARY 6-7 STRATHALBYN CAMPDRAFT SA TAS McEWIN 0419 814 657 TBA RUDI McEWIN 0403 555 871 FEBRUARY 18-20 NIMMITABEL CAMPDRAFT NSW CHRISSIE FRENCH 0428 824 660 BEAU KIMBER 0456 688206 PROPOSED SCA 2021-2022 CALENDAR Please Note: Dates will be updated if changes occur. MARCH 5-6 LOCKINGTON & DISTRICT CAMPDRAFT EMMA BRUCE 0416 488 215 VIC BRUNO ROBINSON 0438 591 212 MARCH 5-6 TUMBARUMBA CAMPDRAFT NSW JESSICA BAUER 0421 823 874 MARCH 12-13 MALDON CAMPDRAFT VIC TRICIA JAMES 0409 963 255 MARCH 11-13 DELEGATE CAMPDRAFT NSW LAURIE REED 0264 588 244 MARCH 12-13 URANA & DISTRICT CAMPDRAFT NSW MELINDA NASH 0416 023 833 MARCH 18-20 WDCA-MACARTHUR CAMPDRAFT VIC DARYL ROE 0423 656 079 MARCH 19-20 GUNDAGAI RODEO CLUB CAMPDRAFT PETER EDWARDS 0434 040 552 NSW JENN CORBETT 0408 249 626 MARCH 19-20 MANSFIELD CAMPDRAFT VIC PAUL SHEPHERD 0407 676 868 MARCH 18-20 BOMBALA CAMPDRAFT NSW BEN MOONEY 0428 770 349 MARCH 26-27 GUNNING CAMPDRAFT NSW SUE HOPE 0419 264 732 MARCH 25-27 CRAWFORD ANGUS CAMPDRAFT- KELLY SMITH 0403 521 826 ADJUNGBILLY NSW MARCH 25-27 COBRAM CAMPDRAFT VIC SONIA GRIFFITHS 0459 646 319 MARCH 26-27 FLINDERS RANGES CAMPRAFT-CARRIETON CHELSEA FLEETWOOD 0427 822 651 SA APRIL 2-3 BRUNGLE CAMPDRAFT NSW JENN CORBETT 0408 249 626 0269 465 127 APRIL 2-3 HAWKESDALE CAMPDRAFT VIC. ELISE DELL 0355 607 320 APRIL 2-3 WILBY CAMPDRAFT VIC LAUREN WHINRAY 0419 605 849 TBC APRIL 8-9 MOSS VALE CAMPDRAFT NSW MARGOT ROFE 0429 100 161 APRIL 9-10 MERTON CAMPDRAFT VIC LISA SMITH 0438 977 483 APRIL 9-10 SKIPTON & DISTRICT CAMPDRAFT VIC GAVIN HUDSON 0402 655 492 BIANCA HUDSON 0414 855 339 APRIL 9-10 CARRATHOOL CAMPDRAFT NSW NICOLE SULLIVAN 0407 241 981 APRIL 9-10 TOPAR CAMPDRAFT NSW BARB EDWARDS 0448 966 675 BROKEN HILL APRIL 16-17 BARNAWARTHA CAMPDRAFT VIC CLAIRE BAXTER 0427 377 444 TBA TRISH BAXTER 0439 366533 APRIL 15-17 GOULBURN CAMPDRAFT NSW LEAH WHITEHEAD 0429 308 675 APRIL 16-17 THE ROCK & DISTRICT CAMPDRAFT NSW SUE WILLIS 0428 451 155 APRIL 22-24 LUCINDALE CAMPDRAFT SA ANNA EDDY 0413 979 583 MELANIE AUSTIN 0418 895 661 APRIL 22-24 HOLBROOK CAMPDRAFT NSW REBECCA SIM 0437 330 220 APRIL 23-24 CANDELO CAMPDRAFT NSW DAVID BECK 0417 294 713 JO COLLINS 0400 314 691 APRIL/MAY 29-1 JUGIONG CAMPDRAFT NSW KANDEE THORN 0419 666 559 PROPOSED SCA 2021-2022 CALENDAR Please Note: Dates will be updated if changes occur. APRIL/MAY 30-1 BOOLIGAL CAMPDRAFT NSW MELISSA JOB 0269 938 388 MAY 6-7 IVANHOE CAMPDRAFT NSW TRISH BAXTER 0439 366 533 TAMMY McMASTERS 0429 049 633 MAY 11-14 WILLINGA PARK CAMPDRAFT NSW LAURA LAWRENCE 0498 590 509 AUGUST 2022 20 SCA AGM & ANNUAL PRESENTATION MARILYN BOWDEN sca@campdra ft.org.au NB: SCA Season runs from 1st July to 30th June each year. SCA Memberships are due 1st July each year. Renewal Invoices are sent to all current Members. All Memberships are organized with SCA Head Office and paid via Members Portal or Post. New or Weekend or Unfinancial Members must organize Payment as soon as notified, Entries are accepted by Draft Secretary minimum 7 days prior to weekend of Campdraft. JULY / AUGUST MONTHS SEE ALL ZONE PRESENTATIONS BEING HELD WITH THE SCA ANNUAL PRESENTATION’S DINNER & AGM BEING HELD IN AUGUST. CLINICS/SCHOOLS ARE ALSO HELD THROUGHOUT THE SEASON AND OFF SEASON…. GET INVOLVED.. 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