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Local Sport Grant Recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Local Sport Grant Recipients 2019-20 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved A.P.I.A. Leichhardt Tigers Purchase of uniforms for female teams $5,000 Football Club Inc Abermain Weston Hawks Purchase of uniforms for new women's $3,765 RLFC team Purchase of uniforms, equipment and ACC Cricket Club Inc $2,500 subsidised fees for female players ACCA Dragon Boat Racing Provision of coaching and first aid courses $1,961 Team for female coaches and leaders ACCA Dragon Boat Racing Subsidised regatta registration fees $5,000 Team Host the Shoalhaven Junior Inter league AFL South Coast $5,000 Carnival https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/sectordevelopment/grants/localsport/recipients-2019-2020 1/129 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved Africa United Rugby Provision of specialists coaching sessions $2,000 League Inc Albion Park Touch Purchase of two portable gazebos for $5,000 Association shade protection at games Albury Wodonga Upgrade the turf arena at the Albury $15,000 Equestrian Association Inc Wodonga Equestrian Centre Alcheringa Saints Subsidised registration, uniforms and $5,000 Basketball Club equipment All Saints Toongabbie Subsidised registration, purchase of $5,000 Tigers JRLFC uniforms and equipment for female players Provision of advanced coaching, sports All Saints Toongabbie trainers accreditation and mental health $2,000 Tigers JRLFC awareness for coaches, trainers and managers Subsidised entry and travel costs to Alstonville Amateur swimmers competing at events from $5,000 Swimming Club regional and higher-level meets https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/sectordevelopment/grants/localsport/recipients-2019-2020 2/129 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved Alstonville Football Club Provision of level 1 and level 2 coaching $2,000 Inc courses Aquinas Holy Family Colts Purchase of a shipping container for $4,385 Junior Rugby League Club storage of equipment Ardlethan Beckham Provision of portable seating at the range $1,365 Sporting Clays Ardlethan, Ariah Park- Mirrool Football and Subsidised registration and travel costs $5,000 Netball Club (Northern Jets) Ardlethan, Ariah Park- Mirrool Football and Provision of coach accreditation and $2,000 Netball Club (Northern purchase of accounting software Jets) Armidale Amateur Purchase of non-impact fitness equipment $5,000 Athletics Club Construction of 10 permanent horse yards Armidale Riding Club Inc $13,500 at the Armidale Equestrian Centre https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/sectordevelopment/grants/localsport/recipients-2019-2020 3/129 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved Ashfield Amateur Subsidised entry fees, purchase of club $5,000 Swimming Club shirts and a digital infinity start system Ashfield Amateur Provision of Aust Swim water safety $1,200 Swimming Club courses and bronze facilitator fees Purchase of uniforms and equipment for Asquith Golf Club Ltd $5,000 junior and representative golfers Asquith Soccer Club Subsidised registration for female players $3,000 Auburn District Cricket Purchase a bowling machine, generator $2,709 Club and balls Purchase a purpose-designed television Auburn Swimming Club Inc stand for use with the underwater camera $750 system Purchase of a portable shade shelter for Auburn Swimming Club Inc $750 weather protection https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/sectordevelopment/grants/localsport/recipients-2019-2020 4/129 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved Australian Barefoot Upgrade of the upstairs clubhouse room for Waterski Club NSW $10,000 training and meetings Division Australian Nepalese Provision of a club strategy workshop $2,000 Football Association Installation of mesh safety netting behind Ballina Hockey Club $6,865 hockey goal areas at Kingsford Smith Park Umpire development training facilitated by Ballina Netball Association $800 Netball NSW Ballina Outrigger Canoe Purchase a two person outrigger canoe $4,400 Club Inc Construction of an additional piste at Pop Ballina Petanque Club Inc $10,000 Denison Park Balmain and District Provision of a skills development program $2,000 Football Club Inc for female players https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/sectordevelopment/grants/localsport/recipients-2019-2020 5/129 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved Purchase of two second hand single sculls Balmain Rowing Club $4,750 and upgrade of two existing quads Upgrade of the club kitchen area at Balmoral Sailing Club Inc $13,800 Balmoral Park Provision of a development course for Balmoral Triathlon Club $1,560 members Bankstown Basketball Provision of Level 1 basketball $2,000 Association accreditation courses for junior coaches Bankstown City Netball Subsidised registration and promotion for $3,600 Association Inc the 2020 season Upgrade of the existing dressing rooms for Bankstown District Cricket players and officials to cater for female and $15,000 Club disabled members Bankstown Jets Touch Purchase of uniforms and equipment $5,000 Association https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/sectordevelopment/grants/localsport/recipients-2019-2020 6/129 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved Bankstown Sports AFL Purchase of uniforms and equipment for $4,920 Club players Bankstown Sports Cricket Purchase of uniforms, cricket balls, BBQ $4,000 Club and square register Bankstown Sports Subsidised registration, purchase of $5,000 Women's Cricket Club compliant helmets and a marquee Bankstown Sports Provision of level 2 coaching courses and $2,000 Women's Cricket Club purchase of an iPad to live score matches Batemans Bay Basketball Purchase of team shirts and caps for $5,000 Association Inc female players Batemans Bay Rugby and Subsidised fees, uniform, travel and $5,000 Amateur Sports Club Inc equipment Batemans Bay Touch Provision of referee courses for volunteer $2,000 Football Inc referees and club officials Provision of targets, signage and course Bathurst Archers Inc $4,200 markings for the Bathurst Archery Festival https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/sectordevelopment/grants/localsport/recipients-2019-2020 7/129 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved Bathurst Bushrangers Provision of AFL Level 1 coaching courses Australian Rules Football $450 for volunteers Club Bathurst Bushrangers Purchase of uniforms, scoreboard and Australian Rules Football $3,300 training equipment Club Purchase of strength and conditioning Bathurst City Amateur equipment and representative team $4,000 Swimming Club Inc uniforms Bathurst City Amateur Provision of a high performance training $2,000 Swimming Club Inc program for gold squad swimmers Upgrade training area lighting at Police Bathurst District Football $15,000 Paddock Bathurst Giants Australian Purchase of equipment and training vests $4,505 Rules Football Club Provision of a junior membership and Bathurst Golf Club Ltd mentoring program by experienced female $1,970 golfers https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/sectordevelopment/grants/localsport/recipients-2019-2020 8/129 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved Bathurst Pan Dragons Inc Purchase of a trailer to transport equipment $3,000 Bathurst Wallabies Host Bathurst Women's only Triathlon $1,500 Triathlon Club Bathurst Wallabies Purchase of timing equipment and mats $5,000 Triathlon Club Baulkham Hills Australian Purchase of uniforms and training $5,000 Football Club Inc equipment for youth girls teams Subsidised uniforms, registration and Bay and Basin Community purchase of cadets boards and rescue $3,750 Nippers board Construction of a concrete golf cart Bayview Golf Club Ltd pathway to the 1st hole at Bayview Golf $15,000 Club BCI - Boys Club Inverell Purchase of new safety and training $5,000 Gymnastics Inc equipment https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/sectordevelopment/grants/localsport/recipients-2019-2020 9/129 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved Beacon Hill Youth Club Installation of flooring, padding and matting $12,212 Gymnastics at Beacon Hill Youth Club Beecroft Bowling and Purchase of barefoot bowls, standard bowls $3,120 Recreation Club Ltd and jacks Beecroft Cherrybrook Provision of level 1 coaching courses for $1,900 Junior Rugby Club Inc volunteers Beecroft Cherrybrook Purchase of training jerseys for all players $3,500 Junior Rugby Club Inc Subsidised uniforms, registration and Bega Bombers Inc $3,735 purchase of equipment Belfield Bowling and Installation of shades around the greens $15,000 Recreation Club Pty Ltd Bellbird Junior Football Purchase of training and playing equipment $5,000 Club Bellingen Bulldogs Junior Subsidised registration fees, uniforms and $3,500 AFL Club footballs for female players https://www.sport.nsw.gov.au/sectordevelopment/grants/localsport/recipients-2019-2020 10/129 9/3/2020 Local Sport Grant recipients 2019-20 | Office of Sport Amount Sport Club Project Description Approved Belmont Swansea United Provision of accredited coaching courses $2,000 Football Club with FFA Belmore Eagles Football Subsidised registration for new players $2,000 Club Berala Carramar Upgrade
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