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This Year's Expert Coaches Include *details at www.cricketcoaching.com.au MOTEL SPONSORS BOOKING FORM *at selected camps NEW 1. Mail this form with payment to Shaun Brown's Cricket Coaching, DESIGN CHECK YOUR 59 Mercedes Drive, Thomastown, Victoria 3074 SPEED WITH CAMP CAPS! 2. Fax this form through on (03) 9464 5552 OUR RADAR SPEED GUN* 3. Book online at www.cricketcoaching.com.au For more details telephone Shaun direct on 1800 35 14 15 I would like to attend: Dates Fees Presents the 2016 $134 $144 NSW Camps 2015/16 Before Nov. 27 After Nov. 27 Sutherland Shire Dec 21, 22 ■ ■ The New Albury Hotel West End Motor Lodge SYDNEY & NSW COUNTRY Central Coast Jan 11, 12 ■ ■ Orange Newcastle Jan 18, 19 ■ ■ CRICKET CAMPS Maitland Jan 18, 19 ■ ■ Bathurst Jan 18, 19 ■ ■ This year's expert Orange Jan 18, 19 ■ ■ coaches include: Wagga Wagga Jan 19, 20 ■ ■ Tumut Jan 19, 20 ■ ■ Mudgee Jan 20, 21 ■ ■ Dubbo Jan 20, 21 ■ ■ Armidale Jan 25, 26 ■ ■ Comfort Inn Blue Lagoon Winning Post Motor Inn Tamworth Jan 25, 26 ■ ■ Dubbo Mudgee Signed Group Photos $20 ■ Cricket Camp Caps $19 ■ Mini Bat $12 ■ Two Tone Ball $15 ■ LEN PASCOE JOHN DYSON Name: __________________________________________________________________________ Age: ___________________ NATHAN BRACKEN Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ Postcode: _________________________ Telephone: (H) _______________________________________________ (W) _____________________________________ Email for fast reply: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Parents consent: I hereby authorise staff to act on my behalf should my child require medical attention, and release Shaun Brown’s Cricket Coaching from any liability for injury incurred Millthorpe Motel Newcastle Heights Motel by my child at the clinic. Photos taken at the camps may be used by SBCC. Millthorpe Newcastle Parent/Guardian: ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Signature: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ MERV HUGHES TERRY ALDERMAN KIM HUGHES Special medical conditions that staff should be aware of: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A confirmation letter and receipt will be mailed to all applicants. Cheques made payable to Shaun Brown’s Cricket Coaching. Credit card payments can be made over the phone. Please note: If you have already paid for the Camp over the phone please do not enter your credit card details. Super features include: Visa ■ Mastercard ■ Expiry Date: / / ● Fun safe environment ● Photo Example Reports ● Video Analysis ● Great Ratios ● Speed Gun Card Number ■■■■ ■■■■ ■■■■ ■■■■ The Club Motel Armidale Bella Vista Motel NSW Central Coast BOOKINGS FREECALL: 1800 35 14 15 Amount or book on line @ Paid $: _______________________________________ www.cricketcoaching.com.au NSW CRICKET CAMP COAChes – 2016 A fiercely Former Test Nathan was Lion hearted Played 33 test Terry took 170 Kim Hughes is competitive opening Bat who a left arm former test fast matches for test wickets and renowned as an paceman, Len made 2 test tons fast bowler bowler with 212 Australia taking over 80 one day exciting batsman took 64 test and over 9000 who excelled Test wickets! 126 wickets with wickets. He was who never backed wickets at runs for the at the one Add to this a test best figures of one of the heroes down from a 26.06. His best Blues! day game. In match hat trick 7/98! Considered of the victorious challenge. A former bowling for An elite coach 2008 he was and his bubbly one of the best 1989 Ashes Australian Test Australia was who coached rated as the personality and off spinners of campaign, named Captain with a high in 1980 where international number one you have a very his generation player of the score of 213, Kim he wrecked teams Sri Lanka bowler in popular member Bruce was named series. is a big inclusion to LEN PASCOE England’s JOHN DYSON and the West NATHAN BRACKEN ODI’s in the MERV HUGHES of the coaching BRUCE YARDLEY international TERRY ALDERMAN KIM HUGHES our coaching team. innings. Indies until 2009. world! team. cricketer of the 14 tests 30 tests 5 tests 116 ODI’s 53 tests 33 tests year in 1981/82. 41 tests 70 tests The Camps Age Groupings (6-16 yrs old) Camp Program I am very excited to be able to extend the opportunity to attend this Summer’s Cricket Camps now in their 23rd year! The camps run on On booking your position at our camp you will be Our country camp program now covers all forms $19 the popular two day format across NSW. placed into a group with your peers who are around of the games. All skills will be covered for Test $15 As always they provide 12 hours of coaching, with all camps the same age as you. The normal spread of ages in match, One Day and 20/20 this season making this running from 9.00am till 3.00pm. our group is roughly one year. If you are 13 it is likely our best program ever! All camps will also feature Our coaching panel boast a lifetime of experience in the game. We are video analysis of your technique. Net sessions, very excited to announce that former Test skipper, Kim Hughes has that you will be in with other participants who are 12 centre wicket match play, specialist fielding areas joined the team. Former number 1 One Day International bowler, or 13 years of age, the same applies for all ages from SHAUN BROWN Nathan Bracken is back! Ever popular legend of the game, Len and the ever popular modified games. Supervision Pascoe will be joined by Test captain, Graham Yallop, Test “offie” 5 to 16. However it is possible to request to start in a ratios are around 1:12 with our coordinator on Mini Bat Bruce Yardley and former Test bat and international coach, John Dyson. Big Merv Hughes higher or lower age bracket which suits your ability, brings his knowledge and personality to the Sydney camp rounding out a great team. hand to ensure the camps administration runs $12 GRAEME UN BR simply call us at the office. VIMPA A O H W NI S CRICKET COACHN smoothly. Our former international stars move ’ I am sure you will have an excellent (and safe) S ING DARREN LEHMAN N experience at my camps. through all groups over the 12 hours and provide RAY BRIGHT KEITH ST ACKPOLE $20 GRAHAM YALLOP I look forward to seeing you this year at the camps. Shaun Brown our major group talks on key aspects of the game. MERV HUGHES ALAN CONNOLLEY DAMIEN FLEMING What to expect Camp Features GREG BLEWETT UNITED The program features: KINGDOM Our country camps began in 1992, and are now into their 23rd year! They are operated by cricket tour Shaun Brown who is a professional, qualified cricket coach and a former primary school teacher. What If It Rains? • Video analysis JUNE/JULY 2015 Our camps are the best attended and most popular camps in Australia In case of rain the program Selection open to reverts to it wet weather • Test match, ODI individual players • Overall coaching ratio of 1:12. SBCC program. and 20/20 skills • Our master coaches have a lifetime in the game. Junior Cricket We use “all weather” balls • 12 hours of cricket We provide a fun, safe environment. Tour 2017! • and pitches at all facilities. • We provide a program that is fun BUT also aims to improve the SKILLS of all attending. • Great fun More details at • Ex International Stars • We provide new features each year to keep our program fresh. www.cricketcoaching.com.au Horizons Sporting Events in conjunction with Shaun Brown’s Cricket Coaching have designed a once in a lifetime • PLEASE NOTE camps are day camps – children do not sleep overnight. opportunity for Junior* Cricketers 2016 to participate in a tour Tto theour • Safe environment Open to players home of cricket, England. Playing against local club, school and development teams, the aged 13 to 18 tour first and foremost will provide the opportunity to test yearsalready old yourself against internationalbooked competition. The tour will alsoout include a tour of and a Net Session at the home of cricket, Lords, and watching a county or first class match. The tour • Overall ratio of 1:12 * details at will also provide the opportunity to take in some of England’s sights including Big Ben, London Tower, London Bridge and Trip, tours and the historic town of Bath. The tour will conclude with two • EARLY BIRD • HAT TRICK DEAL • DOUBLE HAT TRICK DEAL • FIVE FA • CLUB OR LARGE GROUP BOOKING nights in Paris taking in sights including the Arc de Triomphe, activities include: Eiffel Tower and Champs Elysees. www.cricketcoaching.com.au4 Lords Net Session • Written reports 4 County Cricket Horizons Sporting Events is a Licensed Travel Agent (2TA5440) and has been operating international sports tours since 2001. Book 3 people and Book 4 people and receive Match S Pay before Book 5 people DISCOUNTS (6 OR MORE) Horizons has planned and organised tours to all corners of 4 Big Ben and the globe. Our tours are designed to provide international sporting experiences, sightseeing and cultural experiences. London Bridge 4 Eiffel Tower Friday, November receive $10 off each $15 off each person! and receive $20 6 or more Children = $119 EACH Or call on (02) 9764 3421 To express your interest and receive an information package, contact ASSOCIATE SPONSORS [email protected] with your Name and Phone Number 27th, 2015 and person! (Save $60!) off each person! (Save $150+!) receive a $10 discount (Save $30!) (Save $100!) Save on Clinics full price normally Shaun Brown is a registered child care provider. Please note: Discounts cannot be combined. Not all coaches at all camps. Please call to find out coaching placements. $144.00.
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