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Melbourne Program Guide
MELBOURNE PROGRAM GUIDE Sunday 30th January 2011 06:00 am Football: Bundesliga (Rpt) Matchday 20: Werder Bremen V Bayern Munich Werder Bremen hav e had a disappointing f irst half of the season and are in danger of f alling into the relegation zone. Def ending champs Bay ern Munich hav e f ound f orm and charged into the top f iv e. SPECIAL EVENT 08:00 am Equestrian: Gucci Masters Equestrian: Gucci Masters This premiere ev ent boasts 40,000 v isitors, 400 jumping horses and 40 top riders in the world including one Oly mpic champion. The f ood, the perf ormance, the music all in the lav ish sty le of Gucci. 09:00 am America's Game PG Story Of The 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers The Pittsburgh Steelers were NFL champions af ter the 2005 season. A win ov er Seattle in Super Bowl XL was their f if th Vince Lombardi Trophy , equalling the 49ers and Cowboy s with f iv e Super Bowls. 10:00 am Up & Go Sunday: Surfing Billabong PG Billabong Pro, Spain Pro Spain 2009 (Rpt) The ASP World Tour returns to Mundaka in Spain f or the 2009 Billabong Pro-Spain. Aussie Mark Occhilupo won the inaugural ev ent in 1999. SPECIAL EVENT 11:00 am Up & Go Sunday: Verbier Xtreme G Free Ride World Tour - Verbier Xtreme (Rpt) Get on board the Free Ride World Tour. Verbier Xtreme brings y ou the best skiing and snowboarding action as well as hearing f irst hand f rom the hardcore competitors. -
Marcus Timmons Suits up in D2M
The Official Big V Basketball Online Magazine OVERTIME The Best Imports of All Time Corletto switches sides Marcus Timmons suits up in D2M + Brian Vaughns on Coaching: What’s his philosophy? + We say goodbye to two Victorian basketballing greats + Why should we watch Geelong Cats D1M February 2010 CONTENTS ON THE COVER Also inside 6 WHY CORLETTO CHANGED 3 HOOPS SCOOPS STRIPES Latest Australian Basketball Why a long-term Tiger made the news. What’s happening over switch and will play as a Hawk. seas, the NBL and WNBL draw to a close 7 RISING STAR: NICK JONES Another defector, last year’s 11 WHY SHOULD WE WATCH YOU? SCM rising star Nick Jones is Geelong Cats head coach about to commence playing in Shayne Bow, sheds a little his new home. light on his line-up for 2010. 9 FINE IMPORTED GOODS 14 COACH’S CORNER Who have been the best We speak with new Hume imports of all time? City lady’s coach, Brian Vaughns. 12 MARCUS TIMMONS LANDS IN MCKINNON A look back at a fine career and how the man will influence the Big V D2M Let’s play ball Talks of Basketball Australia’s underpinning league (UPL) are progressing with the main focus on the structure and potential representation from each It’s all systems go for season 2010 and I for one can state. The March meeting of the working party is set hardly contain my enthusiasm. Let’s look at the to produce a concept paper for approval of the BA stats? 10 divisions, 39 clubs, 97 teams, 152 referees, Board. -
Australian Beef Ambassador Chris Goulding
Australian Beef Ambassador Chris Goulding Hometown Launceston, Tasmania Sport Basketball Past Games Rio 2016 NBL Champion 2007 and 2018 Career Rio 2016 Olympic Games highlights NBL Grand Final MVP 2018 Social media @goulding43 accounts @chrisgoulding43 Chris was born in Launceston, where he started playing basketball. At the age of eight, he and his family relocated to Queensland, where he began to play competitively. Straight out of high school, he started playing in his local men’s basketball league, with his professional career beginning in 2006 as a development player with a Brisbane National Basketball League (NBL) team. Family was a big contributor to his success, in particular his father, who Chris credits for inspiring him to fulfil his basketball dream. “The work ethic that my father instilled in me allowed me to grab the opportunity and run with it.” “I pride myself on Chris had a stellar 2014 season which saw him lead the national league in scoring and then head to Spain to play. He rejoined the Australian team in how well I can cook 2015, helping them win the Oceania Championship and qualify for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. a steak and my wife Chris made his Olympic debut at the Rio 2016 Games where Australia does some mean placed fourth behind Spain. In 2018, as Captain, he led the Australian Men’s Basketball team to a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. baked potatoes Also in 2018, Chris and Melbourne United defeated the Adelaide 36ers in the 2017-18 NBL Grand-final series and he was named the Grand Final Most and veggies.” Valuable Player. -
Basketball Australia Annual Report 06 Contents
Basketball Australia Annual Report 06 contents 02...................................................................... FROM THE ASC 03........................................................ FROM THE PRESIDENT 04........................................... FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE NATIONAL TEAMS & COMPETITIONS 06 ......................................................................... defencejobs Opals 10 .................................................................. Australia Post Boomers 14...................................................................................... Sapphires 16 ............................................................................................ Emus 17............................................................................................ Gems 18.................................................................................. Boomerangs 19 ........................................................................................... Pearls 20 .......................................................................................... Rollers 21......................................................... Rollers / Development Rollers 22 .......................................................................................... Gliders 24......................................................................... Price Attack WNBL 28 ............................................................. Philips Championship NBL 30 .............................................................................. Champion -
Basketball Stars Return to Mount Isa for the Stride 'On
News release Mount Isa, Tuesday 22 April 2014 Basketball stars return to Mount Isa for the Stride ‘On the Ball’ school holiday program Three of Australia’s National Basketball League (NBL) legends travelled to Mount Isa in April to host the Stride Foundation’s ‘On the Ball’ school holiday program thanks to Glencore Community Program North Queensland funding. Basketball greats Leroy Loggins and Andre Moore along with talented Townsville Fire star Mia Newley came together to deliver a three day session to Mount Isa’s youth involving basketball drills, activities, and games while teaching the importance of making healthy choices and the benefits of physical exercise. The Stride Foundation has been delivering programs to Mount Isa since 2010, with over 1,400 young people participating in the program and developing valuable life skills like positive communication, improved self esteem and problem solving while pursuing a healthier lifestyle. On The Ball is an innovative project for young people aged 8 to 16 in Mount Isa and Cloncurry that aims to promote healthy youth development through engagement in sport. Stride Foundation Program Manager, Lyn Nicholson said the organisation was thrilled to bring On The Ball back to Mount Isa again this year. “On The Ball is an exciting community event for the children and young people of Mount Isa. We have had a great response to the program in Mount Isa over the years,” Ms Nicholson said. “It’s a great way for kids to get involved in sport and we also reinforce some important healthy lifestyle messages throughout the program.” The On The Ball program will return to Mount Isa in July for a three day session, accompanied by a two day session in Cloncurry. -
Melbourne United Corporate Hospitality 2019-20 Nbl Season Contents
MELBOURNE UNITED CORPORATE HOSPITALITY 2019-20 NBL SEASON CONTENTS A Message from the CEO A message from the CEO 3 VINCE CRIVELLI Chairman’s Lounge 5 Melbourne Lounge 6 There’s nothing quite like the atmosphere of a Melbourne United home game at Melbourne Arena. When the crowd All Star 8 gets going, the team gets going and with your support we Celebrity Row 11 were able to make it back to the NBL Grand Final for a second consecutive season earlier this year. Off The Bench 12 Although we ultimately fell short of our Championship Row B and C 15 goal, it was a season of growth – both on and off Executive Box 16 the court. Corporate Box 19 You, the fans, played a key role in that growth and we look forward to having you courtside once The Player’s Lounge 20 again in season 2019/20. Travel With the Team 23 The thrill, the cheers, the noise and the 2019-20 NBL Finals Pricing* 24 connection is something that we love to see – whether it’s your first United game or you’re United in Business 27 a regular. Connector Membership 28 I truly believe the Melbourne United game day Initiator Membership 28 experience is the best sporting experience in Australia and with an array of VIP and corporate box/ Executive Membership 29 seats available, there’s an option to suit everyone. Annual Corporate Golf Day 30 Contact Us 33 2019-20 NBL SEASON SCHEDULE HOME AWAY SEM PHOENIX NZ BREAKERS SYDNEY KINGS NZ BREAKERS 1 THU 3 OCT 19 – 7.30PM 6 THU 7 NOV 19 – 5.30PM 11 SAT 14 DEC 19 – 5.30PM 16 SUN 19 JAN 20 – 3.00PM Melbourne Arena Spark Arena Melbourne Arena Spark -
CHAMPIONS!! How Good Does That Sound?
WEST ADELAIDE BEARCATS NEWSLETTER - OCTOBER 2007 CHAMPIONS!! How good does that sound? A season that began with the slog of pre-season training, lasted through 18 home and away games and ended with the ultimate prize – the CABL premiership! What a ride. After losing their fi rst two games the girls won their next 6 to be 2nd mid-season. The regular season fi nished with a 12-4 record and 2nd place - consistent even though several players missed games throughout the season. Whoever took the court did their job, showing the Bearcat spirit and emphasizing that this is a champion team, not a team of champions. The qualifying fi nal against Norwood was a tight game ending with a 9 point victory. Bring on Sturt! A run-away 83-69 victory against Sturt put the girls straight into the grand fi nal. A surprise to most was that Norwood defeated Sturt in a close game for the chance to challenge our girls in the grand fi nal. The support from the junior members of the club for the team on Grand Final Night was absolutely fabulous!! And the team didn’t let them down, outclassing Norwood, 77-57. All 12 players hit the court to get a feel of the atmosphere on the biggest basketball stage in our local competition. Thoughts were with Lauren King who had considered giving up her place at the World University Games so she wouldn’t miss the grand fi nal. She won a gold medal there. Also with Cherie Smith who was injured and unable to take her place in the team. -
1996 Team Rosters
1996 COMMERCE DEFEATS VAUGHAN 62-60 **TORONTO EASTERN COMMERCE SAINTS - COACHS SIMEON MARS, DESMOND ROWLEY {AAA OFSAA CHAMPIONS} COLIN CHARLES - MVP ST JOHNS UNIVERSITY D1 96-98, NCAA’S 98 & 99, ELITE EIGHT 99, QUINNIPAC UNIVERSITY D1 2000 JAMAAL MAGLOIRE - 1st TEAM ALL - STAR KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY D1 96-99, SEC CHAMPIONS 97, 98, 99, SEC CO- CHAMPIONS 2000, NCAA CHAMPIONS 98, KENTUCKY’S ALL TIME LEADING SHOT BLOCKER WITH 268, DRAFTED BY THE NBA HORNETS 19TH OVERALL IN 2000, PLAYED FOR HORNETS, BUCKS, TRAILBLAZERS, NETS, MAVERICKS, HEAT, RAPTORS, NBA ALL-STAR 04 LEADING THE EAST TEAM IN SCORING WITH 19PTS AND 8 REBS, RETIRED FROM NBA 2012, FOUNDER OF THE JAMBA YOUTH BASKETBALL IN TORONTO, TORONTO RAPTORS STAFF 2013- AARON GRANT SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY D1 96, PLAYED IN ONLY 1 GAME CALVIN MEIKLE TOLEDO UNIVERSITY D1 96 & 97 ERIK WYNTER ACADIA UNIVERSITY 99-02, ACADEMIC ALL CANADIAN 03 SHAWN WYSE GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE WILTON EDWARDS GULF COAST JUCO, GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE WALEED BELCHER GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE, RYERSON UNIVERSITY DWAYNE BECKFORD JASON FORDE DWIGHT LOBLACK SHAWN DWYER THORNHILL VAUGHAN S.S. VOYAGEURS - COACHS MIKE FOSTER, RICHARD STEWART, ANDREW CLARKE YURI BROWNE - 1st TEAM ALL-STAR DEAN D’AGUILAR - DEFENSIVE AWARD CHRIS WRIGHT SENECA COLLEGE SHAUN CLARKE IUPUI KIRK NILES CHRIS TODD JASON INGLIS RODNEY MCDONALD SHERMAN WOODBINE MICHAEL JACKSON ISHACK HARRIS SHAUN LEWIS HAMILTON WESTDALE WARRIORS - COACHS JOHN SOTOLA, PAUL BRANKOVICH WESTDALE WON CONSOLATION FINAL OVER SHERWOOD 42-38 PAT GRECO - ACADEMIC AWARD MCMASTER UNIVERSITY 97, OUA WEST DIVISION CHAMPIONS 98, C.I.S FINALISTS 98 MARK PORTE N’GAI PORTE NEIL BELOT MATT DODDS PAUL BOYCHUK CAM MILLER JOSH DOCKSTATOR NATHAN MCKIBBON JASON MANSON JOHN STAPLES OMAR ABOELELA HAMILTON SHERWOOD SAINTS - COACHS AL BULLOCK, JOE HENDERSON, BRIAN MOORE GRAHAM HEWITT MCMASTER UNIVERSITY 98-02, C.I.S SEMI-FINALIST 99, 01, C.I.S CONSOLATION FINALIST 00, C.I.S NATIONALS 03, OUA WEST DIVISION 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR 02 & 03 JUSTIN BOYE MCMASTER UNIVERSITY 98-01, C.I.S. -
BTN: Episode 6 Transcript 13/3/18
BTN: Episode 6 Transcript 13/3/18 Hey, Amelia here. Thanks for joining me for a massive BTN. Coming up today. • We find out how Australia became home to more than 24 million people. • We reveal what was written in the world's oldest message in a bottle. • And join us for the launch of a special survey that aims to find out just how valuable Australian kids are. Voting Age Experiment Reporter: Jack Evans INTRO: All that and more soon. But we'll start today with a look at Australia's voting age. It's currently 18, but have you ever wondered what would happen if it was lowered? That's something that South Australia's Commissioner for Children and Young People is aiming to test out during the upcoming state election there. Take a look. "Should Australia lower the voting age to 16?" JAMES: I think that people who have enough knowledge and they feel confident in what they want to say and what they want to have a decision in should be given an opportunity to have a vote because their voices need to be heard as well. GEORGIA: Personally, I think 16's a little bit young. I feel like people are still maturing and you know and working out who they are. We don't like... none of us really know anything about politics. RHYS: I do believe that it should be lowered as it gives a voice to the younger students. LALLA: I personally think that if it was lowered to 16 and 17 it would only work if it was voluntary, which means you’d get the people who are educated the people who are passionate about politics who are voting and not the people that don't care. -
Brendan Joyce BA (REC.)
Brendan Joyce BA (REC.) 2014-16 HIGH PERFORMANCE COACH / LEADER Address Po Box U140 Wollongong 2500 [email protected] INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO HIGH PERFORMANCE Evaluation Preparation Commitment Intelligence Leadership Unity Empowerment Culture ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES & QUALIFICATIONS 1985-1987 - Bachelor of Arts in Recreation - Victoria University - Major studies Recreation Management, Governmental Recreation - Minor studies: Psychology, Marketing and Administration 1981-1977 - A Grade Electrician - Formal electrical qualification Brendan Joyce BA (REC.) WORK EXPERIENCE 2013-2016 Australian Women’s Opals & Coe Head Coach 2013-2012 Basketball Victoria Country - High Performance Coach/Manager Men’s & Women’s Program 2013-2000: Session Lecturer - Wollongong University, Psychology Department 2013-1999: B & J Management - High Performance Leader & Coach - Expert Basketball Commentary Network 10, ONE HD 2012 Basketball Queensland - State Performance Manager/Coach Men’s & Women’s Program 2007-1999 – Director of Coaching - Illawarra Basketball Association Women’s & Men’s Program 1995-1988: Sports & Success Manager - Sports Management & Recreation promotion 1992 -1991: Brisbane Basketball Incorporated - Schools Development Coordinator 1988-1982: Victorian Basketball Association - Coaching clinician 1987: Keillor City Council - Recreation Officer Assistant 1986: Asthma Foundation - Camp Leader 1985-1977: O’Donnell Griffin Pty Ltd - A Grade Electrical Mechanic Page 2 Brendan Joyce BA (REC.) NATIONAL SENIOR COACHING 2013-2016 - National Australian -
Annual Report 2015/2016
Annual Report 2015/2016 Basketball Australia Table of Contents Message from the Australian Sports Commission ............................3 Report from the Chair of Basketball Australia ....................................4 Message from the CEO of Basketball Australia ..................................6 High Performance Report .........................................................................10 Professional Leagues and Competitions Report ................................12 Game Development Report ......................................................................16 Australian Capital Territory Report ........................................................18 New South Wales Report ..........................................................................19 Northern Territory Report .........................................................................20 Queensland Report .....................................................................................21 South Australia Report ..............................................................................22 Tasmania Report .........................................................................................23 Victoria Report .............................................................................................24 Western Australia Report .........................................................................25 Financial Management Report ................................................................26 Corporate Partners and Suppliers ..........................................................30 -
April Newsletter
FIBA Oceania Bulletin April 2009 President’s Report— the game within the zone. Of course not all by Barbara Wheadon is able to be achieved but aiming high is Greetings everyone, here in something we see as a challenge. New Zealand we are enjoying Judy and Steve Smith have recently had summer like we cannot re- some well earned leave and Regan Kama member, long warm days, but has become a mum again. The Oceania office alas the challenge is to sustain is a family-friendly one, with baby Taleah the vegetable garden as it has coming along to work with Regan. The staff not rained in months. are busy now heading into the year’s activi- Developing and The basketball year has started at a furious ties, which will include the Oceania Tourna- promoting basketball pace, with our representative All Star men & ment and Congress in Saipan in June, where across the Pacific women competing in the Australian Under 20 I hope to meet with many of the representa- championships in Townsville in February. tives from our member Federations. Players and staff from Tahiti, PNG, Fiji, FIBA President Bob Elphinston, Secretary Guam, New Caledonia and Palau represented General Patrick Bauman and Sports Direc- the zone with distinction at the tournament. Î 2009 All Stars tor Lubo Kotleba will join us in Saipan, Congratulations to all those involved. which will provide an opportunity for the Î New CEO for BA I have been fortunate to have hosted many zone federations to talk directly to the most overseas guests in February, during the draw powerful men in world basketball.