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Monthly Competition Aussie Hoops Gold Coast Basketball Contact details: P O Box 3311 Nerang 4211 QLD. PH: 55944108. Website: www.goldcoast.basketball.net.au Issue 3, September 2010 . Welcome to issue 3 of Time Out. This month has been full of activity as we have seen the announcement of representative teams for our 2010/2011 season, the successful Launch of the Intensity Super League and much more. Monthly Competition Firstly, a special congratulations to Andrew Taylor, the winner of last month’s newsletter competition. Andrew receives a Terry White Chemist fragrance basket. Thank you to all those who made appointments with Paul Sinclair from Aussie Home Loans, everyone that made appointments to see Paul went into a draw to win the Terry White Chemist prize. If you do wish to make an appointment with Paul please contact the office. $100 will be donated to the Association purely for seeing Paul for a 10-15 minute consultation. This month’s competition is for 2 family passes (2 adults 4 children) to the first Blaze home game of the season on Sunday 24th October against Townsville at the Gold Coast Convention Centre. This month’s competition features five questions which must be answered correctly to go into the draw to win. 1. What players on the current Blaze roster have won an Australian National Basketball League Championship? 2. What is Coach Joey Wrights ANBL game winning streak? 3. Which current Blaze Player has the highest free throw shooting percentage? 4. Which Turkish Club did Bennett Davison play for? 5. Which current Blaze player set an Australian Institute of Sport record, for the most blocked shots in one game? How many shots did he block? Please email [email protected] for all entry submissions with “Sept NL Comp” in the subject heading; only entries submitted correctly will be accepted. 2 winners will be selected at random with winners being advised by email. Entries must be received by the 10th of October 2010. Aussie Hoops After a successful launch of the Aussie Hoops program we have introduced an additional program, called Minihoops. Minihoops targets the 7-11 year age group and is for those children who are wishing to progress into the next stage of learning with the introduction of more specific drills, concepts and basic rules of basketball. Gold Coast Regional Basketball Association Issue 3, September 2010 Aussie Hoops and Minihoops registrations are now being taken for programs being run every Saturday 9am ~ 10am from the 9th October – 4th December. Additional information can be found on our website with registration forms and costs etc. If you are interested in registering your child for the new intake please contact Jennelle on [email protected] or contact the office. New Office We are relocating our office premises in the next coming weeks. We will be located at the opposite side of the Stadium to where we are now. (The other end of Court 4). Access to our office is available from the front of Carrara Stadium, through the glass doors and also through the courts when the stadium is open. Job Plans Grant GCCRBA have received $156,000 funding, for three years ($52,000 per year) for a full-time Local Sport & Recreation Coordinator for basketball. The GCCRBA were amongst the first of three organisations in QLD announced by Sports Minister, Honourable Phil Reeves as being a successful applicant in the "Local Sports & Recreation Coordinator, Jobs Plan Program". The purpose of the position is to assist Gold Coast City Regional Basketball Association in the development and coordination of the cluster clubs and to increase overall sustainability, participation and volunteering outcomes in basketball and support capacity building, for the Cluster. A big thank you to the Queensland Government for funding this project as they strive to "get more Queenslanders active through sport and recreation". GCCRBA would also like to thank the Gold Coast Regional Sport and Recreation Staff Members for helping us obtain this grant as well as all the Clubs in our Association who wrote letters of support. Congratulations to all the successful draftees of the first Intensity Super league. Below are the official team lists in selection order. M represents the selected Marquee player. Men's Teams Formia Developments Scouts QLD Gullotta Orthodontics Josh Darragh (M) Shaun Gleeson (M) Dwayne Vale (M) Jaydan Tom Dave Lydiard Joey Wright Andy Harrison Troy Pinkerton Damian Petrie Luke Phillips Taylor Barry Michael Gullotta Brett Arnull Rupa Durr Jimmy Philippi Andrew Waite Karl Nilsson Dylan Kay Peter Hill Tim Thompson Tim Smith Adam Brown Will Hardie Justin Laws Nick Grant Albert Junior Mitch Wilson Ben McKay Gavin Bell Matthew Gullotta Joel McInnis - Coach Rob Garner - Coach Big Joe - Coach Gold Coast Regional Basketball Association Issue 3, September 2010 Terry White; Tweed Heads 102.9 Hot Tomato Frequency 3 Thalo Green (M) David Gurney (M) Huey Robertson (M) Adam Darragh Ryan Jeffries Zeke Meehl Dario Strebl Adam Kopittke Justin Hudson Nash Allsopp Brent Andrews Brendan Le Gassick Hayden Reed James Whitby Michael Foster Piers Crawford Kris Fotthergill Ben Gill Scott Paget James Rudolph Orhan Memebovski Fletcher Smith Lachlan Swindells Brad O'Brien Michael McDaniel Luca Vergari Jarrod McCarthy Snowy Frankland Tom Butschies Faaesea Taufua Steve Weiland- Coach Mick Conlon- Coach Dion Meha- Coach First National; Celtics Basketball Club Springfield/Collingwood Park Jason Aucoin (M) Zane Meehl (M) Antonio Reyes Robert Manson Jonathon Harris Daniel Simanic Jake Allen Adam Tyrus Jarrod Gamble Izaac Williams Ben Harris Jesse Hilleary Brett Hutchins Shaun Atkins Max St John Matt Dettmann Petros Armenis Aaron Devine Taiden Hodge Connor Grant Frank Goldfinch- Coach Michael Van Dogen - Coach Women's Teams CR Essentials Harvey World Travel; Tweed Celtics Basketball Club Heidi Freeburn (M) Heads Jade Abele (M) Maddison Allen Sarah Petrie (M) Jennelle Cameron Sharon Foster Oli Hurst Alea Duro Holly Marchioni Taryn Stratten Jacqui Dover Emily McCann Janine Hill - Player/Coach Bronte Enkelaar Monique Porter Peta Aucoin Lauren Atkinson Melanie Willmot Samm O'Brien Khierah Salam Mel Tronc Rosalie Adamson Melissa Gurney Suzy Chainey Charmaine Wall Gavin Kilgour – Coach Stacey Roberts - Coach Sarah Davis Tanya Robinson Gold Coast Regional Basketball Association Issue 3, September 2010 Aussie Home Loans; Palm Beach AMB Embroidery Bank Of Queensland; Benowa Donna Catley (M) Kate McMeekan-Ruscoe (M) Pip Connell (M) Ariana Paurini Candice Dover Rhiannon Joyce Victoria Estreich Aleisha Myers Taylor Joyce Lauren Paurini Bec Whitehead Britney McGowan Teagan Ridley Samantha Black Adrienne Pugnale Shelly Thompson Chelsea Marchioni Kate Percy Haley Thompson Kate Judd Marnie Brooks Ashleigh Heal Rhiannon McFarlane Brittany Kuorikowski Carine Reimink Ashley Taia Simon Bradbury - Coach Tim Smith - Coach Stuart Allen - Coach ISL Round 1 Game Results and Highest Scorers (Sunday 5th September @ TSS) Women’s League CR Essentials 64 defeated Bank of Queensland; Benowa 55 Top Scorers: Mel Tronic 21(CR), Pip Connell 18(BOQ), Brittney McGowan 15 (BOQ) Celtics Basketball Club 76 defeated Aussie; Palm Beach 65 Top Scorers: Jade Abele 18 (Celtics), Jackie Dover 18 (Celtics), Alea Duro 18 (Celtics) Harvey World Travel; Tweed Heads 93 defeated AMB Embroidery 85 Top Scorers: Kate McMeekan-Ruscoe 27 (AMB), Rosalie Adamson 22 (HWT), Sarah Davis 18 (HWT) Women’s Ladder Celtics basketball Club 1-0 CR Essentials 1-0 Harvey World Travel; Tweed Heads 1-0 AMB Embroidery 0-1 Bank of Queensland; Benowa 0-1 Aussie; Palm Beach 0-1 Women’s Round 2 Games (Sunday 19th September @ TSS) 3.30pm Bank of Queensland; Benowa v Aussie; Palm Beach 5.00pm CR Essentials v AMB Embroidery 6.30pm Celtics v Harvey World Travel; Tweed Heads Men’s League 102.9 Hot Tomato 79 defeated First National; Springfield/Collingwood Park 68 Top Scorers: Ryan Jeffries 27 (102.9), Daniel Simanic 22 (FN), Dave Gurney 22 (102.9) Terry White; Tweed Heads 104 defeated Scouts QLD 72 Top Scorers: Thalo Green 34 (TWC), Taylor Barry 32 (Scouts), Adam Darragh 25 (TWC) Frequency 3 85 defeated Celtics 77 Top Scorers: Zeke Meehl 23 (F3), Huey Robertson 20 (F3), Jon Harris 17 (Celtics) Gold Coast Regional Basketball Association Issue 3, September 2010 Gullotta Orthodontics 89 defeated Formia Developments 88 Top Scorers: Dwayne Vale 22 (GO), Josh Darragh 21 (FD), Damian Petrie 20 (GO) Men’s Ladder Terry White Chemist; Tweed Heads 1-0 102.9 Hot Tomato 1-0 Frequency 3 1-0 Gullotta Orthodontics 1-0 Formia Developments 0-1 Celtics Basketball Club 0-1 First National; Springfield/Collingwood Park 0-1 Scouts QLD 0-1 Men’s Round 2 Games (Sunday 19th September @ TSS) 2.00pm Formia Developments v First National; Springfield/Collingwood Park 3.30pm Gullotta Orthodontics v 102.9 Hot Tomato 5.00pm Scouts QLD v Celtics Basketball Club 6.30pm Terry White Chemist; Tweed Heads v Frequency 3 Don’t miss out on ISL action this Sunday the 19th September match ups of the week are Gullotta Orthodontics v 102.9 Hot Tomato in the Men and Celtics v Harvey World Travel; Tweed Heads. GCCRBA would like to extend our thanks to all the sponsors of the ISL Competition including Intensity, Gold Coast Blaze, IDM as well as our 14 Teams. The competition has become a great success and without sponsors continued support none of it would be possible. Finals Photography Those who attended Finals games on the weekend may have seen John Napper from “Action in Focus” capturing images during the games. These will be available to purchase through John’s website in the forthcoming weeks. Details are www.actioninfocus.com.au. For further information you can contact John on email at [email protected] Representative Teams 2010/2011 Congratulations to the following players who have been selected to represent the Gold Coast Basketball Association in this seasons Basketball Queensland Junior Basketball Competition.
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