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The Inaugural Fraser Coast WomenWomenWomen ininin SportsSportsSports PCYC GALA DINNER Saturday, November 9th Hervey Bay Community Centre 6.00 for 6:30pm with special VIP guests Australian Netball Captain Laura Geitz & Emma Jane Clark CEO of Womensport Queensland It’s time for the ladies of the Fraser Coast to grab their partners, put on a frock and celebrate our region’s female sports achievers as part of the inaugural Fraser Coast Women in Sports PCYC Gala Dinner, to be held on Saturday, November 9th at the Hervey Bay Community Centre Function Room. Laura Geitz made her international dèbut in 2008 with the Australian Diamonds and soon found international success as a silver medalist at the 2010 Commonwealth Games and a gold medalist at the 2011 World Netball Championships. The 2011 season also saw Laura win an ANZ Premiership with the Mission Queensland Firebirds. Now the Australian Diamonds and Queensland Firebirds netball team captain Laura Geitz will head a formal evening that will recognise women’s many contributions to sport. Also joining Laura is Emma Jane Clark, current CEO of Womensport Queensland. As part of her role with Womensport Queensland, Emma Jane works to help girls in the crucial drop-out range of 14 -17 years and provide them with the support, guidance and inspiration they need to continue. Over the last three years, Emma Jane has been heavily involved with the Cathy Freeman Foundation and was a 2013 finalist Australian Institute of Management not-for-profit CEO of the Year Award. The Fraser Coast Women in Sports PCYC Gala Dinner aims to raise the profile of professional and amateur female sportspersons here on the Fraser Coast. Nominate Now (Nominations Close October 25) It’s time to nominate your outstanding local Fraser Coast Woman in Sport. Outstanding Female Volunteer in Sport Award Proudly sponsored by The Mayor’s Community Fund Dedication of Service Award for recognition of dedication to a chosen sport through continued service. Proudly sponsored by RSL Donations. Development Award for recognition of development of a sport to increase participation and awareness. Proudly sponsored by The Hervey Bay Independent. Junior High Achievement Award for recognition of high achievement at local, state or national level Proudly sponsored by Stocklands. Senior High Achievement Award for recognition of high achievement at local, state or national level Proudly sponsored by QCivil Tickets Tickets and Award Nominations Forms are now available at the Hervey Bay Community Centre and the Hervey Bay PCYC. Tickets are $60 per head or tables of ten for $600. This includes champagne and canapés on arrival along with a two course meal. A fully licensed bar will be in operation. Prizes, gifts and live entertainment on the night. Tickets now available from the Hervey Bay PCYC 4124 5211 or the Hervey Bay Community Centre 4194 3000. QCIVIL CIVIL CONTRACTORS & SERVICES MEMORIAL CLUB INC..

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