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Wednesday, June 22, 2011

It all started in England...


Ye Olde NetballNetball's come a long way from its English origins, back in the 1890s when it was played on grass lawns in London and called 'Net ball'.


Gone are the days of long dresses and restricted movement, nowadays netball's a fast-paced and physically demanding sport! And we love it!!!


Monday, June 20, 2011

WELLSFORD TOURNAMENT




WELLSFORD JUNIOR TOURNAMENT
29 MAY 2011





SGH-7 recently entered the Wellsford Junior Tournament winning 12-5 against Mahurangi and 19-1 against Tikipunga. This took them into an extremely physical final against Whangarei with a nail biting finish. We are very proud to announce they won their final 12-10. Well done girls.
















YEAR 7 HIBISCUS COAST REPS




Recently the Hibiscus Coast Netball centre held trials for Year 7 and 8 representative players. Congratulations to Mia Cunningham-South, Monique Rousseau, Shena Donald, Amy Gibson and McKenzie Wilton for being selected to represent HBC Netball. WOW you go girls.

NETBALL NORTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAMME




In March Netball North in association with ASB Community Trust invited young potential Netball players to participate in a Leadership Programme. The aim of this project is to inspire and train leaders based on their involvement in sport. Netball is the largest sport (playing numbers) in the Northern area of New Zealand and the largest Netball region in this country. This programme seeks to identify and support young people who will contribute to the region.




The Development Centre programme has six elements:




Co-ordination Activity, Leadership Education/Training, Placement Opportunity, Increased Participation Access and Inspiration, Mentoring




Sport Gulf Harbour would like to congratulate Georgia Clark on her selection to take part in this programme. Georgia is currently coaching our Year 7 Netball girls. They are obviously in good hands. Well done Georgia