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Park Lands Sporting Licence Holder Contact Details 2020/21 PARK LANDS SPORTING LICENCE HOLDER CONTACT DETAILS 2020/21 PARK LICENCE HOLDER PRIMARY CONTACT OTHER CONTACTS FACILITIES 2 Blackfriars Priory School Robert Bojczuk Gerard Leahy Tennis courts (hard) x 4 PO Box 86 Maintenance Coordinator Business Manager Cricket ovals x 4 PROSPECT SA 5082 M: 0417 819 229 M: 0409 380 987 Soccer field x 4 www.bps.sa.edu.au [email protected] [email protected] Football ovals x 2 Water: Mains, Bore, GAP Lighting: Some 6 Wilderness School Ian Wilson Tennis/netball courts x 8 PO Box 93 Property & Facilities Manager Cricket oval x 1 WALKERVILLE SA 5081 883431042/0439 500 512 Practice wickets x 2 www.wilderness.com.au [email protected] Hockey/softball field x 3 Water: Mains, GAP Lighting: Courts 9 Prince Alfred College Craig Tasborski Park 9 15 PO Box 571 Director of Finance Cricket/football oval x 1 KENT TOWN SA 5071 0406 156 307 Park 15 pac.edu.au 8334 1244 Cricket/football oval x 1 [email protected] Water: Mains, GAP Lighting: Park 9 only 10 Adelaide Archery Club Daniel Caon - President Kylie Steyn - [email protected] No casual use PO Box 133 [email protected] Chris de Mello ([email protected]) Water: Mains, Bore WALKERVILLE SA 5081 m: 0402 970 971 Lighting: None www.adelaidearchery. org.au ACC2018/83181 Updated: 29/03/2021 PARK LANDS SPORTING LICENCE HOLDER CONTACT DETAILS 2020/21 PARK LICENCE HOLDER PRIMARY CONTACT OTHER CONTACTS FACILITIES 10 University of Adelaide Michelle Wilson Park 10 12 AU Sport General Manager, Ovals x2 George Murray Building AU Sport Soccer fields x 3 Gate 10, Victoria Drive 8313 5403 Lacrosse field x 1 UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE SA 5005 [email protected] Tennis courts (lawn) x 8 www.theblacks.com.au Touch/ultimate frisbee field x 1 Park 12 Ovals x 2 Soccer fields x 3 Water: River, Mains, GAP Lighting: 15 Christian Brothers College Graham Brink Park 15 17 GPO Box 2707 Property Manager Cricket/football ovals x 2 ADELAIDE SA 5001 0403 588 457 Lighting www.cbc.sa.edu.au 8400 4204 Park 17 [email protected] Tennis courts x 6 Water: GAP (Pk 15), Mains Lighting: 17 Pembroke School Phil Gabell Soccer field x 5 342 The Parade Facilities Manager Cricket ovals x 2 KENSINGTON PARK SA 5068 0407 343 093 Touch fields x 5 www.pembroke.sa.edu.au 8366 6227 Water: Mains & GAP [email protected] Lighting: One oval 17 Croquet SA Lyn Parnell – President Eileen Ferguson – 0447 171 109 Water: Mains, GAP PO Box 7084 8271 6586 Lighting: 4 Touch fields Hutt Street [email protected] ADELAIDE SA 5000 www.croquetsa.com.au 17 South Australian Obedience Dog Christine Koch Water: Mains, GAP Club (SAODC) President SAODC Lighting: None PO Box 7049 0451 839 965 Hutt Street [email protected] ADELAIDE SA 5001 www.sadogobedience. org.au ACC2018/83181 Updated: 29/03/2021 PARK LANDS SPORTING LICENCE HOLDER CONTACT DETAILS 2020/21 PARK LICENCE HOLDER PRIMARY CONTACT OTHER CONTACTS FACILITIES 17 South Terrace Croquet Club Paul Ensor – Secretary Glenn Martin - President Croquet lawns x 2 C/- 10/61 Bridge Street 0449 019 505 0400 290 031 Water: Mains, GAP KENSINGTON SA 5068 [email protected] [email protected] Lighting: None Allan Taylor - Vice president 0435 945 737 [email protected] 18 Adelaide City Women’s Football Lorenzo Morelli Soccer field x 3 Club [email protected] Water: Mains, Bore, GAP PO Box 6480 Mob: 0408 771 316 Lighting: Yes Halifax Street ADELAIDE SA 5000 adelaidecityfc.com.au/ womens 19 Adelaide City Juniors’ Football Club Lorenzo Morelli Soccer field x 5 (ACFC Juniors) [email protected] Water: Mains, Bore PO Box 579 Mob: 0408 771 316 Lighting: Yes GREENACRES SA 5086 adelaidecityfc.com.au 19 Adelaide Comets Soccer Club Daniel Raschella Park 19 24 PO Box 530 Committee Member Soccer field x 3 GLENSIDE SA 5065 0400 663 488 Park 24 www.adelaidecomets. [email protected] Soccer field x 5 com.au Water: Mains, GAP Lighting: Yes 20 Adelaide Harriers Amateur Athletic Bryn Nicholls Julie Hargreaves Athletics oval x 1 Club President Secretary Water: Bore PO Box 6520 0401 624 355 0412 362 938 Lighting: Halifax Street [email protected] ADELAIDE SA 5000 [email protected] www.adelaideharriers. com 20 Club de Petanque d’Adelaide Rada Pierre Clubrooms 0434 604 607 Petanque pistes x 2 18 McDonald Road President Tina Stockley Secretary 0434 604 607 Water: Mains PARAFIELD GARDENS 0419 847 216 Lighting: None SA 5107 [email protected] ACC2018/83181 Updated: 29/03/2021 PARK LANDS SPORTING LICENCE HOLDER CONTACT DETAILS 2020/21 PARK LICENCE HOLDER PRIMARY CONTACT OTHER CONTACTS FACILITIES 20 Pulteney Grammar School Nick Miller Chris Cartwright Ovals x 5 190 South Terrace Business Director Property & Facilities Manager Cricket nets x 1 ADELAIDE SA 5000 08 8216 5555 0438 178 372 Football/cricket ovals x 4 www.pulteney.sa.edu.au [email protected] Soccer/softball field x 1 [email protected] Athletics Field x 1 Basketball/netball courts x 2 Water: Bore, Mains Lighting: Some 20 South Parklands Hockey & Tennis Nick Miller Tennis courts x 12 Centre Consortium Business Director Water: Mains C/- Pulteney Grammar School 8216 5555 Lighting: None 190 South Terrace [email protected] ADELAIDE SA 5000 21W Adelaide Lutheran Sports & Wayne Gladigau ALSC grounds enquiries: Cricket nets x 2 Recreation Association (ALSARA) Secretary [email protected] Cricket/football ovals x 3 C/- 36A The Grove 0413 832 604 / 8123 6222 [email protected] Water: Mains, Bore, GAP LOWER MITCHAM SA 5062 [email protected] Lighting: Main oval www.alsportsclub.com.au Mark Borgas President 0412359010 [email protected] 21 Football Federation South Tristan Owen Soccer fields x 3 Australia (FFSA) Venues Manager Water: Gap Water PO Box 329 0404 638 803 Lighting: Yes WELLAND SA 5007 Preferred contact - Home - 8340 www.ffsa.com.au 3088 [email protected] 22 SA United Church Netball Margaret Johnson Netball courts x 24 Association (SAUCNA) Secretary Water: Mains PO Box 557 0422 563 417 / 8293 5382 Lighting: Yes GOODWOOD SA 5034 [email protected] www.saucna.net ACC2018/83181 Updated: 29/03/2021 PARK LANDS SPORTING LICENCE HOLDER CONTACT DETAILS 2020/21 PARK LICENCE HOLDER PRIMARY CONTACT OTHER CONTACTS FACILITIES 23 Adelaide Cricket Club Paul Maraun Cricket oval x 1 PO Box 177 Grounds Committee Water: Mains, Bore EDWARDSTOWN SA 5039 0488 583 057 Lighting: Yes www.adelaidecricketclub. [email protected] org.au 24 Adelaide High School Jim Dounas Tennis courts x 6 West Terrace Assistant principal – Senior Leader Netball courts x 2 ADELAIDE SA 5000 0412 759 371 / 8110 0445 Basketball courts x 2 www.adelaidehs.sa.edu.au [email protected] Football ovals x 1 Cricket ovals x 4 (1 hard wicket) Handball Courts x 4 over the tennis/basketball/netball courts (multi-use) Soccer fields x 3 Futsal pitch x 1 Water: Mains, GAP Lighting: None 25 South Australian Cricket Jamiee Carter Cricket pitches (turf) x 3 Association (SACA) Facilities & Operations Specialist Water: GAP Adelaide Oval 0411 586 264 Lighting: None War Memorial Drive 08 8300 3276 NORTH ADELAIDE SA 5006 [email protected] www.saca.com.au 27B West Adelaide Soccer Club Anthony Kalogerinis Soccer fields x 3 PO Box 2016 Water: Bore Junior club administrator HILTON PLAZA SA 5033 Lighting: Yes www.westadelaide. 0438 511 275 com.au [email protected] ACC2018/83181 Updated: 29/03/2021 .
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