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August 17Th & 18Th, 2013 August 17th & 18th, 2013 Official publication for AFL Riverina: Riverina, Farrer, Wagga & District Jnrs, South West Jnrs SERVICE, KNOWLEDGE, COMMITMENT Bushsows on track for back to back CSU are on track to challenge for three more premier­ good to be involved with." ships In 2013 as they look to replicate their 2012 success A Grade coach, Kate Garrett. said her team was peaking that netted them A, B and C Grade titles. at the right time as they aim to unseat ladder-leaders Winning grand finals In all three grades might be Temora and stake their claim for successive crowns. achievement enough for some clubs. but at Charles Sturt "So A Grade and B Grade haven't beaten Temora yet, We're working University (CSU), the netball contingent is hungry for we've played them twice and haven't beaten them but I even more success. think in A Grade we gave Temora a fair shake in our last After claiming A, 8 and C Grade premierships last year in game so we're feeling quite confident leading into the a clean sweep of the Farrer League, the students are hop­ finals." said Garrett. ing that 2013 w ill see them replicate those feats as they "We're just building at the moment and we're hoping that look to enhance their reputation as a netball powerhouse we'll hit our top form in the next couple of weeks." hard for you of the Rlvenna. Garrett also said that the commitment from the playing With two rounds 10 go before the finals, the club 1s in a group, co mprised mostly of uni students who might strong position, as their A and B Grade sides sit in second often be more concerned with studying and partying, place. while their C Grade team is on top of the ladder has been a big factor in CSU's charge to back-to-back Southern Ag Grain have a team of experienced local after a so-far undefeated season. premierships this year. Vice-President of CSU netball, Simone Coote, said it "A Grade has quite a good team and we have a lot of staff on call to help you market your grain. would be a tough challenge to replicate last year's older girls 1n the team this year so obviously they lead the achievements, with other clubs lifting their game in a bid way and set an example and we all act quite profession­ to make their own tilt at the titles. ally on and off the court, so A Grade definitely sets the "We won all three of A, Band C Grade In the netball and scene for the rest of the club. • Commited local team this year we're hoping to back it up and go again, but it's "Just the com mitment I think to the team and the club certainly going to be more difficult this year." said Coote. and turning up to training, I think commitment's prob­ • Innovative products "We've come up against some much tougher teams, ably a big thing and having had that success we attract everybody has really stepped it up and put their best foot players as well I guess." • Flexible payment options forward, a lot of clubs have improved dramatically which Current C Grade coach, Amanda Credlin, has been at CSU is really good to see in the netball competition." for 11 years and is proud of the changes that the club has • Financially secure Its no coincidence that CSU are dom,naling on the court undergone to gain respect from the other teams in the again this year, with the hard work of players and coaches league. alike going a long way towards ensuring that the club's "I think from the very start we were probably more of the 201 2 success wasn't just a one-off event. drinking side of the university and the young kids of the "It's probably due to our coaching staff, they work really league but I've really seen a big change and a shift. and hard and it's always really hard because we usually only I feel that there's a lot of mutual respect between all the keep members for three or four years, last year we lost clubs now and It is a real sense of pride, which is probably quite a lot of players so it was good to see some coaching why I've stayed around for so long. staff return," said Coote. "It's a really good combination out there of new girls "It's been really hard work from the coaches and also a re­ every year, which keeps it quite fun, it's a really fun club Contact your local representative today ally strong pre-season, we usually start around December to be a part of but they work really hard. and try and get our fitness up before the season starts." As for the future of CSU, Coote, in her fourth and most Coote said that the close relationship between the likely final year of Vice-Presidency at the club, is hopeful Wagga Wagga Moama netball and football sides of the club have been especially that the club can continue to maintain the strong tradi­ beneficial, both in providing a physical edge on the court tion of success that they have built up in recent years. Suite 1, 182 Baylis St, Wagga Wagga Shop 3, 5 Echuca St, Moama and a relaxed social atmosphere off it. "I would love to see them continue to get stronger and Ph (02) 6932 4400 Ph (03) 5481 1400 "In previous years we have had training sessions where maintain that reputation that we've got going now. the footballers have been involved in the netball sessions, "Sometimes the other clubs don't think that we work West Wyalo ng and they've taken one of our fitness sessions. so it's hard and we deserve It but we most certainly do and it 172 Main St, West Wyalong certainly a very friendly and very social club to be at, it's would be great to see that continue even after I'm gone." 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