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2021 Club Player Sponsorship/Partner Information Oakdale Netball Club est 1962 2021 Partnership Opportunities Stronger in Purple Who We Are Stronger in Purple Our Values United | Loyal | Brave | Positive Our Purpose Both on and off the court, Oakdale aspires to be a champion club, and this aspiration is built from a deep understanding of the dual meaning of the word ‘champion’. ‘A person or team who has surpassed all rivals in a sporting contest of competition.’ ‘Someone who vigorously supports a person or cause.’ So, we aspire to produce champion teams. Teams that win titles and are respected not just for the result, but also the style and spirit in which we play the game. But much deeper is our desire to help girls and young women grow and develop. To be the best they can be. To create lasting friendships; develop new skills; become strong and resilient. To be respectful and respected. We see netball as a bonding agent - the glue the connects us. As team mates as colleagues and as friends. And we use that bond to support our champion cause: an environment that develops and supports strong, happy, healthy young women. Thats what makes Oakdale Netball Club a champion club. About Oakdale Oakdale Netball Club was formed in 1962 by a small group of women who resided at Oaklands Park and Warradale, hence the name ‘Oakdale.’ Oakdale Netball Club was admitted to SANA (Netball SA) State League Competition in 1982. A compelling feature of the club has always been its commitment to community, and this is reflected in high levels of participation at club events and in its support of community initiatives. Oakdale draws athletes from many suburbs around Adelaide and has grown from a single team, to a major force in Netball, with no less than 20 teams playing at all age levels, including teams in both the Premier League and Premier League Reserves Division. Run by Netball SA, the Premier League is South Australia’s premier netball competition and a development pathway for grooming athletes for the Suncorp Super Netball Championship team, the Adelaide Thunderbirds. Athletes including Australian representative Michelle den Dekker, Rebecca Sanders, and Peta Scholz began their playing careers at Oakdale Netball Club. We also have current Oakdale athletes who are members of the 2020 Southern Force Australian National League team. At present we also have 6 players representing the State in the underage representative teams. We are excited to watch their future development. The club has been extremely competitive, finishing in the top four of the Premier League Premiership table in 2018, 2019 and 2020 under the guidance of experience coaching personnel Vanessa Dempsey and Brian Lines. We are proud of our reputation as a family friendly club. We are a major source of high quality athletes to the highest levels of state competition, state representation and in some cases, on national and international stages. Contact us Find us on [email protected] www.oakdalenetballclub.com.au PO Box 10256, Adelaide BC, SA, 5000 Oakdale Netball Club OakdaleNetballClub Why you will be Stronger in Purple Structure Oakdale Netball Club is managed by dedicated volunteer team, all of who tirelessly provide their skills, time and assistance to ensure the club can offer a variety of structured programs. We are a local community sports club, our major source of revenue is generated from membership fees, fundraising initiatives, donations and sponsorship received from generous businesses. These funds are then reinvested into the club for the benefit of all members. Why netball? Netball has retained its position as the leading team sport and highest participation for females in sport in Australia. Every week, thousands of players and supporters head to courts including Priceline Stadium to participate in or support the netballers. With this level of participation, nearly everyone knows a netballer and we’d like to help players and supporter lean more about your business, through sponsorship of our Club. What we offer you Oakdale Netball Club is considered on of the ‘big’ clubs in Adelaide with 250+ players each year (and we are growing!) One of our strengths is communication to our community. We currently hold a 1,700+ following on Facebook with a high interaction rate on each of our posts. We are seen and we are heard. In addition to an online presence we have a large number of teams who participate within the AMND and City Night netball competition which attracts over 3,000 people to each game day. Through these platforms, as well as events, we will provide your business with great: • Brand awareness, • Networking opportunities, • Promotional opportunities, • Potential tax deduction and, • Broad demographic ranger of members and supports We hope that you can see the benefits that we can offer and we are happy to work with you to help your business grow, just like our athletes. Branding • Partner promotion • Athlete development programs • Coaching & support staff How your sponsorship helps Oakdale Your sponsorship will support Oakdale Netball Club to: • Develop and support players, coaches and umpires • Provide quality and up to date training equipment for players • Subsidise the cost of uniforms for our players • Contribute to attracting and retaining players, officials and members “We proudly sponsor Oakdale Netball Club as we understand the importance of supporting the community. In particular, the involvement and benefits participants receive in playing team sport and how we know our sponsorship helps in contributing to that! We appreciate the opportunity to help and Club achieve success.” Mr Clip - Premier League Partner, 2019 & 2020 Opportunities with Oakdale Oakdale Netball Club values relationships between our Club and our Corporate Partners. We have packages available designed to provide maximum exposure to our sponsors whilst also providing opportunities for our athletes to perform at their highest ability. We understand that in the current economic climate, organisations require value for any sponsorship money. Thus the committee has put together a variety of sponsorship packages to provide local business and organisations a flexible opportunity to support their community. As a sponsor of Oakdale Netball Club, we guarantee to provide your brand/product/service throughout the club and wider community at every opportunity. Player Partner Purple Partner This partnership is tailored for a company to provide individual player full sponsorship for an individual selected as a 2021 Contracted Player in our AMND League or Inter 1 team. This partnership will officially commence at the start of the 2021 Winter AMND season and conclude at the end of the 2021/22 Summer City Night season. PARTNERSHIP INVESTMENT: $825 including GST per year (1 year investment) • Acknowledgment as a Player Partner of Oakdale Netball Club in 2021. • 3 posts (minimum) post to our Facebook page including link to website/supporting social media platforms, imagery and supporting text reaching to our current 1,700 and growing following. Content to be supplied by partner • Logo of choice placed on sponsored athletes warm up top. • Logo of choice and link on Oakdale Netball Club website acknowledging sponsorship partner. • Photo of sponsored athlete and certificate of appreciation. • Two tickets to the annual Oakdale Netball Club Sponsors Night at Priceline Stadium. • Invitation to Oakdale Netball Club Presentation Event. • Invitation to any Oakdale Netball Club Sponsor networking events, including AMND winter ‘Club Day’ • Advertising and opportunities to connect with members via our website, Facebook, newsletter or product samples. Oakdale Netball Club Purple Partner Thank you for the opportunity to present our partnership opportunities to you and for considering supporting the community. Oakdale Netball Club is committed to working with our valued partners to promote your company to our members and the extended netball community. As such, we are flexible in tailoring packages to offer you an opportunity unique to your requirements. We welcome your inquiries or sponsorship confirmation at: Sponsorship Co-ordinator: [email protected] Vice President - Commercial Operations: [email protected] 2021 Partnership Agreement Company Name:................................................................................................................................................ Agree to partner with Oakdale Netball Club as below Player Partner - Purple Partner $825 including GST Sponsored Player Name:................................................................................................................................... Please provide the following contact details Company contact person (name):...................................................................................................................... Company contact person (email):...................................................................................................................... Company contact person (phone):...................................................................................................................... Company website:............................................................................................................................................. Partnership authorised by (if different to above):............................................................................................... Authorised Company delegant signature:.......................................................................................................... Date:..................................... A tax invoice for the partnership will be issued to the Company named above, to the attention of the Contact person nominated. Please return completed form to Vice President - Commercial Operations at [email protected].
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