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On the Ball September 09 .Pub CSNC PO Box 98 Bentleigh East 3165 Website: www.csnc.com.au Email: [email protected] On the Ball Issue 16 September, 2009 Caulfield South Netball Club e-Newsletter President’s Message Welcome to the September edi- tion of On The Ball. Hi everyone It has been a great month for netball, especially for those fol- It’s hard to believe September has arrived, and we know it is with the lowing the Australian Diamonds - AFL finals upon us! September of course means a break from netball what a great effort by the girls. with school holidays, so enjoy the few weeks off and be geared up for the final four matches of the season prior to finals (last game prior to Hard to believe that we are com- ing in to the home stretch for the finals is 7th November, 2009). Summer season - up to date lad- ders are listed on page 3. It was wonderful to see a number of Dads and their families enjoying the eggs and bacon on Saturday 5th September, 2009, for our Fa- Good luck to all teams for the remainder of the season. thers Day Breakfast. Thank you to everyone for your support! Karen Long The Committee has recently received a couple of queries regarding Editor the Club’s player / team allocation policy. This was discussed at length at the August CSNC Committee meeting and the CSNC Policy - Player/ Team Allocation has been developed. The Committee is finalising this policy and will distribute to all members for their information next month. Inside this Issue: If you have any suggestions or queries regarding the Club please don’t hesitate to give me a call on 0411 536 984 or email [email protected] CDNA Tournament 2 Leanne Thomas CSNC Teams 3 Wet Weather 3 Requirements Reminder to players /parents CDNA Rep Teams 4 There are no games scheduled on the following Try outs dates: Social Notes 4 • Sat 25/09/09 — school holidays Player Profiles 5 • Sat 2/10/09 — school holidays Sponsors messages 6 • Sat 30/10/09 — Melbourne Cup weekend On the Ball Page 2 Uniform Update There are a number of members wearing the latest addition to the Club’s apparel range—the hoodie! The Club currently has the following sizes in stock : • 1x Child size 10 • 1x Child size 12 • 1x Child size 14 • 1x Small Cost— Child sizes = $36.00 Adult sizes = $40.00 We also have some warm up tops in stock: • 2x Child size 6-8 • 1x Child size 10-12 • 1x Child size 14-16 • 1x Small Cost—$25.00 If you have any queries regarding uniforms please contact the CSNC Uniform Co-ordinator Kylie Kamaretsos on 0438 774 248 or email [email protected] CDNA October Tournament The annual Caulfield and District Netball Association tournament will be at Duncan McKinnon courts on Sun- day 11th October 2009. Games will commence at 9am with Grand Finals to conclude the day at 3:30pm. CSNC has a number of girls playing in the U/11, 13 & 15 teams with our Coaching Coordinator Michelle Lock- hart coaching the U/11 team. We wish Michelle and all CSNC players involved the best of luck for the day as this is the last tournament for the representative teams for 2009. Victorian Fury - 2009 ANL Champions The New Idea Australian Netball League reigning champions, Vic- torian Fury have retained the championship trophy following a huge win over the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Brisbane, 46-32. Issue 16 Page 3 CSNC Teams The following list provides you with the current grading of our teams and their ladder positions following the conclusion of Round 10 (Saturday, 19th September, 2009): Team Grading Ladder Position Beamers U/11 Section 3 No finals played Beetles U/13 Section 1 2nd Chevys U/13 Section 3/4 5th Fiestas U/13 Section 5 6th Jaguars U/13 Section 3/4 7th Mercedes U/13 Section 3/4 4th Barinas U/15 Section 3 8th Colts U/15 Section 4 2nd Kias U/17 Section 2 5th Minis U/17 Section 2 1st Mustangs U/17 Section 1 2nd Rangers U/25 Section 1/2 2nd CSNC Website Please remember to visit the CSNC website to keep you up to date with planned activities with the club www.csnc.com.au Important Reminder Wet Weather Requirements All teams must report to the courts for play, a minimum of 5 players must be checked off on the scoresheet by the umpires. If this does not occur the team will lose the 4 points. No games will be cancelled prior to the commence- ment of the scheduled game time. On the Ball Page 4 CDNA Representative Teams CSNC encourages all our players to try out for the U/11, U/13 & U/15 CDNA representative teams. Tryout days for the 2010 teams have been scheduled for 18th & 25th October, 2009 at the Duncan McKinnon courts. Players selected to represent CDNA are required to attend weekly practice sessions, 7 tournaments in 2010 and U/13 & U/15 players are required to play a weekly game at the Waverley Netball Centre. If you would like more information on the rep teams please contact Michelle Lockhart, CSNC Coaching Co- ordinator on 0411 114 416. Social Notes Player Profiles: Name: Julia Behrens Team: Beamers - Under 11 Joined CSNC?: 2009 What position do you play?: WA, GK, GS Favourite Movie: Wild Thing Favourite Food: Spaghetti Bolognaise Why do you play?: Because it is fun Favourite Sportsperson: Bianca Chatfield Name: Sasha Limpyer Team: Fiestas - Under 13 Joined CSNC?: 2009 What position do you play?: GD, GK Favourite Movie: Pretty Woman Favourite Food: Risotto Why do you play?: Because it is fun and I enjoy it Issue 16 Page 5 Australian Diamonds The depth in Australia’s playing ranks is the best it has been for some time thanks to the ANZ Champion- ships. Coach Plummer has difficult choices in all areas of the court. This is a wonderful headache to have. Many of the younger players have risen in standard as they are challenged each week in their respective ANZ teams. Playing at this level week in and week out has meant Australia has an abundance of talent to call on. It is this aspect which gives Australia the advantage as they head into the games as favourites. The 22 player Australian squad consists of: Caitlin Basset Emily Beaton Kate Beveridge Shae Bolton Madison Browne Bianca Chatfield Julie Corletto Catherine Cox Johannah Curran Susan Fuhrmann Laura Geitz Mo`onia Gerrard Kimberlee Green Renae Hallinan Sharelle McMahon (C) Natalie Medhurst Chelsey Nash Lauren Nourse Susan Pratley Joanne Sutton Caitlin Thwaites Natalie von Bertouch (VC) The Holden Test Series against the New Zealand Silver Ferns lived up to the expectations of all netball fans with a game all after the first two matches. The Australian Diamonds took the lead in the series with a 3 goal win in Brisbane on 13th September, 2009 and finished off with a nail-biting 1 goal win in Invercargill on 19th September, 2009. The final game of the series will be held on Wednesday, 23rd September, 2009. On the Ball Page 6 Club Sponsors XO Size Active—Athletic Performance Wear is located at 282 Centre Road, Bentleigh and offers the most comprehensive range of performance running, cycling, swimming, nutrition, workout clothing and tri- athlon gear in Melbourne. If you need new netball shoes go to XO Size Active! Trading Hours Mon - Fri 10:00am - 6:00pm Sat - Sun 9:30am - 3:00pm If you would like more information visit the website – www.xosize.com.au INFOman Pty Ltd INFOman Pty Ltd provides organisations with professional advice and services for establishing information management industry compliant records manage- ment programs and reducing their reliance of paper through the implementation of electronic document and records management system EDRMS). INFOman Pty Ltd utilises resources with over thirty years of combined experi- PAPERLESS ence and expertise specifically in the areas of project management, analysis, OFFICE CONCEPTS design, configuration and training associated with the successful implementation of EDRMS solutions and associated programs. Special Services Beauty Room, Treatments, Ear Piercing, Kodak Digital, Photo Lab , CDNA U/25 Comp East Bentleigh Pharmore Pharmacy Trading Hours: 775 Centre Road 8:30am - 9:00pm (Monday - Friday) East Bentleigh 8:30am - 8:00pm (Saturday) Ph: 9579 5066 Issue 16 Page 7 Club Sponsor — Grill’d Elsternwick The Club is thrilled to announce the support of Grill’d Elsternwick who are providing one voucher per team per week for one free burger (approx value $12.00) for this season. Please support our new sponsor! Location and contact details as follows: Grill'd Elsternwick 332 Glenhuntly Road Elsternwick Phone 9523 5533 www.grilld.com.au New Club Sponsor — Century 21 Contact and location details: 363 Centre Road Bentleigh 3204 Phone: 9559 0888 www.century21.com.au/bentleigh Capricorn Driving School We welcome another Sponsor - Capricorn Driving School. Please give Andrew a call on 0409 461 774 if you have any queries or would like to book a Driving Lesson. .
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