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On the Ball October 08 CSNC PO Box 98 Bentleigh East 3165 Website: www.csnc.com.au Email: cs.nc@hotmail.com On the Ball Issue 7 October, 2008 Caulfield South Netball Club e-Newsletter Welcome to Edition 7 of On The President’s Message Ball. Once again, we have lots of information for you, The morning for the photo shoot started off bright and sunny Please take the time to read it with a breeze, and unfortunately turned into a rainy, gusty day at all - and we would really appreci- the courts. Thank goodness we had an indoor alternative for the ate some feedback regarding the Newsletter. Is there any- shoot with the bulk of the team’s photos being taken indoors. thing that you would like to see included? A big thank you to Helen Thompson for organising Kanagroo Pho- tos, our photographer on the day was very easy to work with, Good luck to all teams for the which was much appreciated. It looked like a number of girls/ final few games of the Season - teams were having a few laughs during their shoot, so we look for- Ladders are on page 3 and if the ward to seeing the results next month. results keep continuing, Caulfield South look like having a number of teams in the Finals again. The feedback regarding the Club Uniforms has been very positive. Many girls can’t wait till the Winter Season 09 to get their new Karen Long dresses. It will be very exciting to see all our teams in the new Editor Club colours and uniform for Round 1. Details regarding the Fit- ting Days are included on Page 2 of the newsletter. Please remember to support our Club sponsors as they have been Inside this Issue: fantastic in providing assistance to the Club in 2008. Uniform Update 2 ‘til next time CDNA Ladders 3 Leanne Thomas Social Notes 4 Sponsors 6 Team Managers Reminder – Results Victorian Fury 7 Please send results of each round to cs.nc@hotmail.com to ensure our website is kept up to date with the Australian 7 Netball Diamonds progress of all our teams. On the Ball Page 2 New Club Uniform As was announced in the September Issue of ‘On the ball’ the design of our new uniform has been chosen. We wish to confirm ‘Fitting Days’ will be held at the Duncan McKinnon Courts on Saturday 15/11/08 and Saturday 06/12/08 between 9-11:30am. Players need to attend one of these days to ensure a uniform is ordered for the 2009 season. A deposit of $50 is to be paid at the time of the fitting and remaining $50 to be paid at time of collection in February 2009. Dresses will not be provided to players unless full payment has been received at time of col- lection. Sponsorship Opportunity The Club is looking for a sponsor for our new ‘bibs/patches’. If you are aware of a company/store that would be interested in having their business promoted by teams contact Leanne Thomas on 0411 536984. Club Logo Winner Congratulations to Tom Oliver who designed the winning entry for the Club Logo Competition. The CSNC Com- mittee wishes to thank all members who entered the competition. The 12 entries received were considered at the September Committee meeting and the following design by Tom will be used on all our future communica- tion/promotional material. CSNC Family Fun Day The Fundraising Committee is gearing up for the Family Day on Sunday 16th November, 2008. Remember to put this date in diary! Issue 7 Page 3 CDNA Ladder The following are the ladder positions for all CSNC teams at the end of Round 9 - 20/09/08: Snake Drive Team Ladder Position There are still a num- ber of outstanding- th boxes. Under 13 Section 1/2 Barinas 10 th Under 13 Section 3 Beetles 6 th Please phone Helen Under 13 Section 3 Colts 7 Thompson on 9502 7479 to arrange col- Under 15 Section 1 Mustangs 4th lection. Under 15 Section 3 Meteors 2nd Many thanks again to Under 17 Section 1 Falcons 2nd everyone who assisted Under 17 Section 1 Coronas 3rd in helping us raise Under 17 Section 2 Minis 4th $1,500.00. Under 17 Section 3 Kias 3rd Under 21 Open Alphas 1st Under 21 Open Rangers 6th Our Under 11 Team - Jaguars, have had a relatively good season. The game im- provement from the girls being the main highlight. They have had a mixed bag of wins and losses, but are gaining a lot from each game. Team Photos Thanks to all teams who had their photos taken by Neil (Kangaroo Photos) on 19th September, 2008. The Club expects to receive the photos by mid October, 2008. If you have any queries regarding the photos please contact Helen Thompson on 0421 717769. Caulfield & District Netball Association website www.cdna.net.au Check it out for all the latest results and ladders and uo to date news on your Association. Issue 7 Page 4 Social Notes Meet Your Committee We have saved the best to last! This month’s Committee profile is on Richard Lee! Name: Richard Lee Role on Committee: General Committee Commenced involvement with CSNC: 1999 Daughter/s playing with CSNC teams? Alex with the Alphas Eliza with the Jaguars until 2006 What sport did you play when you were younger? Football, Cricket, Distance running Why did you go on the Committee? To help out wherever possible __________________________________________________________________________ Coaching Profile Name: Lizzy Rosewarne Age: 16 Team Coached: Jaguars - Under 11 Commenced Coaching: 2007 Team Play for: Kias—Under 17 Commenced Playing: 2003 Favourite TV Show: The Hills, Greys Anatomy Favourite Food: Chocolate Why do you Coach: Because I enjoy Netball and to share my passion of the game with the girls Favourite Sportsperson: Barry Hall Issue 7 Page 5 Social Notes Player Profiles: Name: Jaimee Thompson Age: 13 Team Play for: Barinas What positions do you play? GK, GS Commenced with CSNC: 2005 Favourite TV Show: Neighbours Favourite Food: Lasagna Favourite Movie: Mean Girls Why do you play? Because I enjoy it and it is good exercise. Favourite Sportsperson: Bianca Chatfield __________________________________________________________________________ Name: Kate Simmons Age: 12 Team Play for: Colts What positions do you play? WA Commenced with CSNC: 2008 Favourite TV Show: Hole in the Wall Favourite Food: Chocolate Favourite Movie: 27 Dresses Why do you play? Because it’s fun Favourite Sportsperson: Adam Cooney (Western Bulldogs) On the Ball Page 6 Club Sponsors XO Size Active—Athletic Performance Wear is located at 282 Centre Road, Bentleigh and offers the most comprehensive range of performance running, cycling, swimming, nutrition, workout clothing and tri- athlon gear in Melbourne. If you need new netball shoes go to XO Size Active! 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INFOman Pty Ltd utilises resources with over thirty years of combined experience PAPERLESS and expertise specifically in the areas of project management, analysis, design, OFFICE CONCEPTS configuration and training associated with the successful implementation of EDRMS solutions and associated programs. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Special Services Beauty Room, Treatments, Ear Piercing, Kodak Digital, Photo Lab , East Bentleigh Pharmore Pharmacy Trading Hours: 775 Centre Road 8:30am - 9:00pm (Monday - Friday) East Bentleigh 8:30am - 8:00pm (Saturday) Ph: 9579 5066 On the Ball Page 7 Victorian Fury Victorian Fury is the state’s representative team in the New Idea Australian Netball League (ANL). The inau- gural ANL competition began on 2 August 2008, and will be an important step in the development pathway to- ward playing at ANZ Championship and international levels. The ANL was held over six weekends plus a finals weekend and each state and territory across the country was represented in the 10-team competition, with teams often playing two or three matches in a weekend. The squad trained together under Carol Byers (Melbourne Vixens Assistant Coach) since January. The Fury trained alongside the Melbourne Vixens and consists of athletes who played with the Melbourne Kestrels and Melbourne Phoenix squads in 2007, or were identified at a national level. The Fury won all their matches to make it to the Grand Final. The Fury won beating the AIS 56-41 to record a perfect 11 wins from 11 matches in the inaugural ANL competition . Australian Netball Diamonds Netball Australia recently launched the new brand for the highly successful national team - the Australian Netball Diamonds . The Diamonds were defeated by New Zealand (Silver Ferns) 31-38 in the second test in Auckland on 20th September, 2008. The 2008 Australian Netball Diamonds Sharelle McMahon (C) Natalie von Bertouch (VC) Kate Beveridge Rebecca Bulley Bianca Chatfield Catherine Cox Laura Geitz Mo`onia Gerrard Kimberlee Green Natalie Medhurst Lauren Nourse Susan Pratley Julie Prendergast Coach - Norma Plummer Assistant Coach - Susan Kenny Manager - Margaret Molina Doctor - Kathryn Gaffney Physiotherapist - Sean Mungovan Massage Therapist - Matthew Durston Video Analyst - Lyndell Bruce .
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