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President:- Wayne Holder Vice President:- Paul Wheeler Secretary:- Denise Egan Treasurer:- Peter Godber Registrar:- Les Homes Junior-Senior Liaison:- Bill Gordon Gear Coordinator:- Matthew Brennan EDJCA Delegates:- Paul Wheeler and Les Homes BEARS Delegates:- Bill Wiffler and Bill Gordon U15 Ray Weier Coach:- Paul Wheeler U16 Shane Watson Coach:- Jim Gregory For more information email the Secretary at [email protected] Cricket Coaching Courses for the 2010-20111 Season It is Wynnum Junior Cricket's policy that all our junior cricket coaches hold at least Level 1 Cricket Coaching Accreditation. The course cost of obtaining this accreditation will be paid for by Wynnum Junior Cricket. In preparation for obtaining your Level 1, you must first successfully complete the free on-line Level 0 Orientation to Cricket Coaching Course - refer http://www.qldcricket.com.au/default.asp?PageID=697. The following Level 1 Cricket Coaching Accreditation courses will be held by Queensland Cricket for our region this coming season, at the cost of $88.00 per participant: • Sunday 12 September 2010 9:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Wynnum Manly District Cricket Clubhouse - registration close 3 Sepetember 2010. • Monday 6 and Monday 13 Sepetmber 2010 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm at Queensland Cricket, Allan Border Field, Albion - registrations close 27 August 2010. • Sunday 3 October 2010 9:00 am to 5:00 pm at The Southport School - registrations close 17 September 2010. Queensland Cricket will also hold a Level 2 Advanced Coachng Course from 18-22 October 2010 from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm each day at Queensland Cricket, Allan Border Field, Albion - registrations close 29 September 2010. The cost is $330.00 per participant. Each interested participant must be recommended by their Club and selected by Queensland Cricket. Please contact the Secretary, Wynnum Junior Cricket (at [email protected]) if you are interested in getting your Level 1 or Level 2 accreditation this comimg cricket season. News from the BEARS AGM held 22 June 2010 The BEARS Executive for 2010-2011 is Ross Labinsky (President), Bob Kemp (Vice-President), Denise Egan (Secretary) and Frank Mazzeo (Treasurer). The positions of BEARS Championships Co-ordinator and BEARS Director of Coaching will be appointed by the BEARS Executive at their first Executive Meeting. BEARS payments for junior club usage of turf wickets have been set at $60 per playing day for the 2010-2011 cricket season. The BEARS registration fee per player for the 2010-2011 cricket season is $15 per player. Available on request for each person holding the position of BEARS Secretary, Treasurer, Coaching Director and Championships Co-ordinator is a $1000 honorarium per person per season. Ron Eagar was elected as a Life Member of BEARS. BEARS will hold their Talent Identification Days for U12, U13 and U14 players on Sundays 11 and 18 July 2010 at Whites Hill. Clubs will be ask to nominate their players as attendance is by invitation only. Players will be assessed and selected for the 2010-2011 BEARS Regional Emerging Players Squad. Some of the issues that will be focused on during this season's training sessions for the Squad will be: (a) running between the wickets and accumulating runs (particularly by the smaller / younger players; (b) bowling on one side of the wicket; and (c) fielding in the circle. Rob Carrigan, as BEARS Director of Coaching, requested Clubs at their training sessions this season to focus on the technical skills, particularly with batting, and to play the talented players up an age group in Saturday morning interclub cricket. Wynnum Junior Cricket representatives attending the BEARS AGM were Denise Egan (BEARS Secretary), Bill Wiffler (Wynnum's BEARS Delegate), Paul Wheeler (EDJCA's BEARS Delegate), Les Homes EDJCA's BEARS Delegate), Noel Allen (Joint BEARS Championships Co-ordinator) and Bill Gordon (Wynnum's BEARS Delegate). Dates for the Southern Skies Cricket Carnival - Participation by an U15/U16 BEARS Development Team As previously advised, BEARS will be entering an U15/U16 BEARS Develoipment Team in the Southern Skies Cricket Carnival, which is nominally hosted by Brisbane Boys College. This Carnival will be held 6-10 December 2010 in Brisbane with an number of international and interstate school teams again expected to compete. Lizzy Hayes gets a Rookie Contract with Queensland Cricket / Queensland Academy of Sport for 2010-2011 U15 Wynnum Junior cricketer, Lizzy Hayes, continues to progress her cricket career in leaps and bounds. Lizzy has just been offered a rookie contract at the Queensland Academy of Sport by Queensland Cricket for the 2010-2011 season. Well done and congratulations Lizzy. You continue to do us all proud. It is hoped that Lizzy will be one of the key members of the revived Wynnum's First Grade Women's team for this coming season. The Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club has engaged the services of Julia Price (former Queensland and Australia player and boutique T20 player for Tasmania) as coach of its women's teams for 2010-2011. Caltex Australia is sponsoring Wynnum Junior Cricket for 2010 Wynnum Junior Cricket is very pleased to announce that Caltex Australia has agreed to sponsor Wynnum Junior Cricket for 2010. This is considered to be a great opportunity for both Caltex Australia and Wynnum Junior Cricket. Details of this fantastic sponsorship are currently being finalised. It's AGM Time - BEARS, EDJCA, Wynnum Juniors and Wynnum Seniors The following Annual General Meetings are scheduled to be held in preparation for the forthcoming 2010-2011 cricket season: • AGM for BEARS - to be held 7:00 pm Tuesday 22 June 2010 at the Redlands Cricket Club, Wellington Point • AGM for EDJCA - to be held 7:00 pm Monday 28 June 2010 at the EDJCA Clubhouse, Whites Hill • AGM for the Junior Division of the Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club - to be held 6:30 pm Wednesday 14 July 2010 at the Wynnum Cricket Clubhouse, Carmichael Park, Boundary Street, Tingalpa. Please the Secretary, Ms Denise Egan by email ([email protected]) to get the require Nomination Form to nominate for the various positions on the Executive of the Junior Division. • AGM for the Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club - to be held 10:00 am Sunday 15 August 2010 at the Wynnum Cricket Clubhouse, Carmichael Park, Boundary Street, Tingalpa. Group Nomination of Brendan Allen and Ryleigh Egan for the Queensland Yound Volunteer Awards for 2010 In a show of public acknowledgement and appreciation of Brendan Allen's and Ryleigh Egan's on-going involvement in the delivery of the Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club's in2CRICKET Have a Go Program, the Club nominated them for the Queensland Young Volunteer Awards for 2010 in the Sports and Recreation Volunteers category. A copy of their nomination is provided below. The Nomination This nomination for the Queensland Young Volunteer Award in the Sport and Recreation Volunteers Category for 2010 is for Brendan Allen (aged 19 years) and Ryleigh Egan (aged 15 years) for their individual and collective volunteering roles in ensuring the successful delivery of the Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club's in2CRICKET Have a Go Program. Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club's in2CRICKET Have a Go Program It's the critical question for sporting clubs concerned about their long-term success, existence and relevance: what are the essential policies, strategies and practices that must be in place to ensure the on-going recruitment of young players and their subsequent retention, first as players and then as coaches and administrators with the sporting club? Part of the answer to this question for the Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club is its delivery arrangements for its in2CRICKET Have a Go Program. The in2CRICKET Have a Go Program is primarily targeted at 5 to 8 year old boys and girls to give them their first positive exposure to participating in the skills and delights of playing Australia's most loved sport cricket. The program aims to develop basic motor skills and coordination in young participants whilst engaging the children in physical fitness in a fun and exciting way within the context of team work, communication, co-operation and fair play. The Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club delivers its in2CRICKET Have a Go Program on Friday nights over summer during school terms 4 (October to December) and 1 (February to March). For the 2009- 2010 cricket season, this program attracted 70 to 80 boys and girls, their parents and younger siblings each Friday night. As the season progressed, the fun and enthusiasm of the players and their family members grow and at the end of each session they were all rewarded with a sausage sizzle and a sense of great satisfaction. Volunteering Role of Brendan Allen and Ryleigh Egan Brendan Allen and Ryleigh Egan are keen and talented young cricketers who are graduates of the in2CRICKET Have a Go Program and are commencing their senior grade cricket careers, but concurrently are able to balance their own cricket training, playing commitments, school/work and social engagements with their cricket coaching volunteering. Whilst most young men on a Friday night are either hanging out having a good time with mates, doing a shift with their part-time employer or relaxing at home not doing much, Brendan Allen and Ryleigh Egan spend the majority of their Friday nights during summer as volunteer junior coaches for Wynnum Manly District Cricket Club's in2CRICKET Have a Go Program. Under the direction of a senior coach, Brendan Allen and Ryleigh Egan help deliver the in2CRICKET Have a Go Program to ensure its nightly success. Brendan and Ryleigh are there to provide a young link between the older adult coach and the very young participants.
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