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12 Marianna Tolo 195 Centre 2/7/89 14 Alex Delaney 178 Guard 21/6/95 21 Keely Froling 187 Forward 31/1/96 23 Kelsey Griffin 188 Forward 2/7/87 Development Players PLAYER ROSTER NO. PLAYER HEIGHT (CM) POSITION DOB 0 Olivia Epoupa 165 Guard 30/4/94 3 Mikaela Ruef 191 Forward 20/10/90 4 Kristy Wallace 180 Guard 3/1/96 8 Abby Cubillo 165 GUard 18/5/99 9 Maddi Rocci 169 Guard 1/6/98 10 Gemma Potter 185 Guard 27/2/02 11 Kia Nurse 182 Guard 22/2/96 12 Marianna Tolo 195 Centre 2/7/89 14 Alex Delaney 178 Guard 21/6/95 21 Keely Froling 187 Forward 31/1/96 23 Kelsey Griffin 188 Forward 2/7/87 Development Players NO. PLAYER HEIGHT (CM) POSITION DOB 1 Maddison Wheatley 2 Pyper Thronberry 186 Forward 2/7/02 5 Shakera Reilly 6 Lily Scanlon 175 Guard 21/2/01 CLUB INFO CLUB DETAILS CLUB CONTACTS University of Canberra Capitals CLUB NAME Lucille Bailie Daniel Jackson CLUB 0416 200 447 0422 403 395 MAJOR SPONSOR University of Canberra CONTACT [email protected] [email protected] UNIFORM COLOURS Black / Light Blue Ruby Becker National Convention Centre Canberra CLUB MEDIA STADIUM NAME 0402 136 553 - Royal Theatre OFFICER [email protected] 31 Constitution Avenue, STADIUM ADDRESS Canberra ACT 2601 HEAD Paul Goriss COACH [email protected] CAPACITY 1800 ASSISTANT Carly Wilson COACH/S /UCCapitals TEAM Barb Lodding MANAGER [email protected] @UCCapitals CLUB GAME Gary Evans COMMISSIONER CLUB HEAD @UCCapitals Mick Hanley STATISTICIAN 2019/20 CHEMIST WAREHOUSE WNBL CHAMPIONSHIP MEDIA GUIDE | CANBERRA CAPITALS 97 2019/20 SCHEDULE ROUND DATE TIME (LOCAL) Venue Home Team Away Team 1 Sun Oct 13 1:30 pm AIS UC CAPITALS ADELAIDE 2 Sun Oct 20 2:00 pm NCC UC CAPITALS TOWNSVILLE 3 Fri Oct 25 7:30 pm GEE MELBOURNE UC CAPITALS 3 Sun Oct 27 2:00 pm BRY SYDNEY UNI UC CAPITALS 4 Sat Nov 2 5:00 pm AIS UC CAPITALS SYDNEY UNI 5 Thu Nov 7 7:30 pm DAN SOUTHSIDE UC CAPITALS 5 Sat Nov 9 7:30 pm SBC MELBOURNE UC CAPITALS FIBA QUALIFIERS WINDOW 6 Sun Nov 24 5:00 pm NCC UC CAPITALS PERTH 7 Sat Nov 30 5:00 pm NCC UC CAPITALS TOWNSVILLE 8 Fri Dec 6 7:00 pm BEN BENDIGO UC CAPITALS 9 Sun Dec 15 5:00 pm NCC UC CAPITALS SOUTHSIDE 10 Sat Dec 21 5:00 pm NCC UC CAPITALS BENDIGO 11 Fri Dec 27 7:00 pm TSA ADELAIDE UC CAPITALS 11 Sun Dec 29 1:00 pm BBC PERTH UC CAPITALS 12 Fri Jan 3 7:00 pm BEN BENDIGO UC CAPITALS 12 Sun Jan 5 2:00 pm AIS UC CAPITALS PERTH 13 Fri Jan 10 7:00 pm TSV TOWNSVILLE UC CAPITALS 14 Fri Jan 17 7:00 pm NCC UC CAPITALS MELBOURNE 14 Sun Jan 19 5:00 pm DAN SOUTHSIDE UC CAPITALS 15 Sun Jan 26 5:00 pm NCC UC CAPITALS SYDNEY UNI 16 Sat Feb 1 5:00 pm NCC UC CAPITALS ADELAIDE VENUE AIS AIS Arena (Canberra) BBS Bendat Basketball Stadium (Perth) BEN Bendigo Stadium BRY Brydens Stadium DAN Dandenong Basketball Stadium GEE The Geelong Arena NCC National Convention Centre (Canberra) QBA Qudos Bank Arena (Sydney) SBC State Basketball Centre TAR Tralagon Sports Centre TSA Titanium Security Arena (Adelaide) TSV Townsville Stadium 2019/20 CHEMIST WAREHOUSE WNBL CHAMPIONSHIP MEDIA GUIDE | CANBERRA CAPITALS 98 YEAR BY YEAR YEAR WINS LOSSES POSITION PLAYOFFS COACH 1986 16 8 6th Missed Playoffs Jerry Lee 1987 7 13 9th Missed Playoffs Ken Simpson 1988 13 9 5th Missed Playoffs Dave Nelson 1989 8 15 10th Missed Playoffs Guy Molloy 1990 5 19 11th Missed Playoffs Tony McGee 1991 12 10 5th Missed Playoffs Jerry Lee 1992 11 9 4th Lost Semi Final Jerry Lee 1993 7 11 8th Missed Playoffs Tad Duffelmeir 1994 7 11 7th Missed Playoffs Jerry Lee 1995 8 10 6th Missed Playoffs Michelle Wall 1996 5 13 8th Missed Playoffs Michelle Wall 1997 6 12 5th Missed Playoffs Mike McHugh 1998 2 10 8th Missed Playoffs Mike McHugh 1998/99 4 17 8th Missed Playoffs Mike McHugh 1999/00 16 5 1st Won Championship Carrie Graf 2000/01 17 4 1st Lost Grand Final Carrie Graf 2001/02 15 6 2nd Won Championship Carrie Graf 2002/03 16 5 1st Won Championship Tom Maher 2003/04 13 8 4th Lost Semi Final Carrie Graf 2004/05 9 12 5th Missed Playoffs Tom Maher 2005/06 14 7 3rd Won Championship Carrie Graf 2006/07 15 6 2nd Won Championship Carrie Graf 2007/08 17 7 3rd Lost Semi Final Carrie Graf 2008/09 19 3 1st Won Championship Carrie Graf 2009/10 16 6 1st Won Championship Carrie Graf 2010/11 18 4 2nd Lost Grand Final Carrie Graf 2011/12 9 13 8th Missed Playoffs Carrie Graf 2012/13 7 17 8th Missed Playoffs Carrie Graf 2013/14 10 14 7th Missed Playoffs Carrie Graf 2014/15 11 11 5th Missed Playoffs Carrie Graf 2015/16 2 22 8th Missed Playoffs Carrie Graf 2016/17 13 11 5th Missed Playoffs Paul Goriss 2018/19 16 5 1st Champions Paul Goriss 2019/20 CHEMIST WAREHOUSE WNBL CHAMPIONSHIP MEDIA GUIDE | CANBERRA CAPITALS 99 HEAD COACH Paul Goriss is set to enter his third season as Head Coach of the UC Capitals, following his extensive involvement in AIS programs for over a decade. 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