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David ATING 30 YEARS OF COA Hussey EBR 1986 - 2016 CHI CEL NG Merv www.cricketcoaching.com.au Hughes SBCC Super Camps 2017/18 Nathan Kim Graham Bracken Hughes Yallop Book into this years cricket camps and 3 Day Melbourne Camps you can join our first ever dedicated T/20 clinic. The clinic will be Xavier College Dec 18, 19, 20 - 2017 BIG headed by Melbourne Stars Brighton Grammar Jan 22, 23, 24 - 2018 BASH BOB'S dynamo Bob Quiney. Features • Specialist 2 Day Sydney & Melbourne Metro Camps ONLY coaching by Rob Quiney Sutherland Shire Dec 20, 21 - 2017 • A full scale T/20 match! $99! • January 26 - 2018. Yarra Valley Grammar Jan 18, 19 - 2018 Xavier College, Burke Hall Jan 18, 19 - 2018 IN MELBOURNE Limited positions available. To join ONLY you have to attended a summer camp in 17/18, ages 12-16 only. Bob’s Big Bash Jan 26 - 2018 Super features include: l Video Analysis l Photo Example Reports l Harassment Free Policy l Great Coaching Ratio’s 1:12 CAMP COACHES 2017/18 THE CAMPS David Hussey - represented Australia 108 times in T/20 and One day “I am very excited to extend the opportunity to attend this Internationals as a leading short form player of his generation. Captained season’s cricket camps at both the Melbourne and the the Melbourne Stars and was a saught after world wide player representing Sydney SBCC Super camps. 8 T/20 franchisers across the globe. David also brings 14,000 first class The Super camps are our premium cricket experience for runs with a high score of 275 to our coaching team this year. the summer and feature our line up for former Test stars Nathan Bracken - 5 Tests and 116 one day internationals, Nathan was who have had a lifetime of experience in the game. a left arm fast bowler who excelled at the one day game. In 2008 he was rated as the number one bowler in ODI’s in the world! This years panel boasts 2 former Australian Test captains, Kim Hughes - Kim Hughes is renowned as an exciting batsman who never a number one rated one day bowler in the world, 212 Test backed down from a challenge. A former Australian Test Captain with a high wicket taking icon, a recently retired big bash star, a tied score of 213, Kim is a big inclusion to our coaching team. Shaun Brown Test spinning hero and a 2 time International coach. Ray Bright - Ray is the state’s best spin coach. He played World Series My Cricket Camps are Australia’s most popular and have Cricket, both Centenary Tests and the tied Test in India. Currently a state been running for 30 years.” selector. 25 Tests. Graham Yallop - Graham is former Australian Test Captain who has a highest Test score of 268! With years of experience Graham is truly a SPONSORS master coach. Merv Hughes - Lion hearted former Test fast bowler with 212 Test wickets. Add to this a Test match hat trick and his bubbly personality and you have a very popular member of the coaching team. John Dyson - Former Test opening Bat who made 2 test tons and over 9000 runs for the Blues! An elite coach who coached international teams Sri Lanka and the West Indies until 2009. BOOKINGS FREECALL: 1800 35 14 15 or book on line @ www.cricketcoaching.com.au THE 6 CAMPS THE PROGRAM 3 DAY SUPER CAMPS Intro to Cricket (5-8 year olds) Camp 1 Xavier College (Kew) December 2017 - 18th, 19th & 20th - Our cricket camp will Run separately to our senior program the Intro to Cricket program is provide all the features of our Super Camps in the majestic surrounds of Xavier College. the ideal way to launch your child’s future cricket career. The program is designed by Primary School teaching staff, focussing on teaching Camp 2 Brighton Grammar January 2018 - 22nd, 23rd & 24th individual skills and game play each session. The program features modified equipment and soft balls. The very popular Brighton Grammar Super camp is back in January. • 4 hours per day ( 9am till 1pm) • Modified equipment Great facilities and a full compliment of former Test stars to choose from • Ratios of 1:12 • Fun activities will make it a not to be missed experience. • Interaction with former Test cricket stars 2 DAY METRO CAMPS Full day Program (9-16 year olds) Camp 3 Sutherland Shire (Sydney) December 2017 - 20th & 21st - Our Sutherland Shire camp The full day program is designed for the keen young player of all will provide another great experience for south Sydneysiders. Len Pascoe, Nathan Bracken and abilities. The day runs 9am till 3.30pm and covers T/20, Test and One John Dyson head the first class panel of coaches assembled for what will be another terrific camp. day skills, features Video analysis and speed guns and insightful lectures and interaction with some of the games greatest players! Camp 4 Yarra Valley Grammar School (Ringwood) January 2018 - 18th & 19th • Full access to Test stars • Full roster of skills covered - Yarra Valley Grammar School provides the ideal setting for a cricket camp. • All 3 formats of the game • Photographic written reports • Video analysis • Speed guns Camp 5 Xavier College - (Burke Hall) January 2018 - 18th & 19th • Up to 6 former Test stars at your camp! Xavier College Burke Hall provides a great facility for our popular 2 day camp. • “Full on” cricket experience SBCC are cricket coaching specialists who for the past 30 years • *please note 2 day camps do not run a mini program. have delivered cricket camps and personal coaching to over Camp 6 - Bob’s Big Bash January 26th 2018. 40,000 young players! Check your speed with KEEPERS CORNER A current senior Premier wicket kepper will be on hand to cover our radar speed gun all aspects of wicket keeping. The keepers will get a great session as they break off into their own specialist area! • EA RLY BIRD • CLUB OR LARGE GROUP • DOUBLE HAT TRICK DEAL SUPER DISCOUNTS Pay before Friday, November Book 4 people and receive $40 BOOKING DISCOUNTS 24th, 2017 and receive a $10 (6 OR MORE) .00 off each person! (Save $160!) Save on Super Clinics full price $254 discount 6 Children = $194 each 7 Children = $184 each Shaun Brown is a registered child care provider. • HAT TRICK DEAL • FIVE FA 8 Children = $174 each Please note: Discounts cannot be combined. Not all coaches at all camps. Book 3 people and receive $30 Book 5 people and receive $50 9 Children = $164 each Please call to find out coaching placements. off each person! off each person! (Save $90!) (Save $250!) 10 Children = $159 each 1. Mail this form with payment to Shaun Brown’s Cricket Coaching, 59 Mercedes Drive, Thomastown 3074 BOOKING FORM 2. Fax this form through on (03) 9464 5552 3. Book online at www.cricketcoaching.com.au For more details telephone Shaun direct on 1800 35 14 15 I would like to Dates Fees Name: ................................................................................................ Age: ............................... $134 mini $144 mini $244 $254 before Nov 24 after Nov 24 before Nov 24 after Nov 24 3 Day Melbourne Camps Address: ..................................................................................................................................... Xavier College Dec 18, 19, 20 - 2017 .............................................................................................................. Postcode: .................... Brighton Grammar Jan 22, 23, 24 - 2018 Telephone: (H) .......................................................... (W) ........................................................ 2 Day Sydney & Melbourne Metro Camps - see www.cricketcoaching.com.au for pricing Sutherland Shire Dec 20, 21 - 2017 Email for fast reply: ................................................................................................................ Parents consent: I hereby authorise staff to act on my behalf should my child require medical Yarra Valley Grammar Jan 18, 19 - 2018 attention, and release Shaun Brown’s Cricket Coaching from any liability for injury incurred by Xavier College Jan 18, 19 - 2018 my child at the clinic. Photos taken at the camps may be used by SBCC. Bob’s Big Bash Jan 26 - 2018 $99 Parent/Guardian: ...................................................................................................................... Signed Group Photos $20 Cricket Camp Caps $19 Mini Bats $12 Signature: ................................................................................................................................... Academy $39 (Please Call) Two Tone Ball $15 Special medical conditions that staff should be aware of: Visa Mastercard Expiry Date / / ......................................................................................................................................................... Card No. A confirmation letter and receipt will be mailed to all applicants. Cheques made payable to Shaun Brown’s Cricket Coaching. Amount Paid $............................................... Credit card payments can be made over the phone. New Group Match System! CAMP EXTRAS When booking into a clinic with Shaun Brown’s Cricket ■ Signed Group Photos Coaching we will group you with your friends and players Mini Bat your own age. We will also give you the option to give $20 us details about your child’s development stage. ■ Cricket $19 $12 Camp Tick the boxes to help us give your child the Caps $19 BROWN N ’ U S A RAY BRIGHT H best experience possible. S CRICKET COACHING NI VIMPA ■ Mini Bats GRAEME HUGHES My child is a MERV DARREN LEHMANN YALLOP $12 GRAHAM ACKPOLE 1 Beginner 2 Plays Milo or T/20 blast KEITH ST GREG BLEWETT DAMIEN FLEMING ■ Two Tone ALAN CONNOLLEY $20 $15 3 Plays Club 4 Plays Rep Ball $15.
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