2021 Sub Club Annual Report

MOUNTIES GROUP

2021 SPORTS & SUB CLUB ANNUAL REPORT

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Contents Sports Director's Report

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Club Captain's Report

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CEO Report

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Sports Committee

07

Senior Athletics Mounties

08

Cricket Mounties

10

Darts Mounties

12

Fifties Plus Mounties

13

Fishing Mounties

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Golf - Seniors Mounties

17

Hockey Mounties

18

Joggers Mounties

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Men's Lawn Bowls Mounties

21

Netball Mounties

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Rugby League – Junior Mounties

25

Rugby League – Senior Mounties

26

Try Time Mounties

27

Soccer – Junior Mounties

29

Snooker Mounties

30

Table Tennis Mounties

31

Toastmasters Mounties

32

Physical Culture & Dance Mounties

33

Bocce Social Club Italia

34

Bocce Abruzzi Club Italia

35

Cards Super Ramino Club Italia

36

Cycling, Bocce & Chestnuts Triglav

37

Chess Harbord Diggers

38

Cribbage Harbord Diggers

39

Women's Bowling Harbord Diggers

40

Toastmasters – Daytime Harbord Diggers

41

Toastmasters – Evening Harbord Diggers

42

Men’s Bowling Manly Bowling Club

43

Women’s Bowling Manly Bowling Club

44

Lawn Bowls Club Wyong

45

Toastmaster Club Wyong

46

Budgewoi Netball Halekulani

47

Sub Club Contacts

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SPORTS DIRECTOR'S REPORT What a year it has been! Where do I start?

2020 started off fantastically for all Sub-Clubs with a great season of summer sports finishing up. Just as our winter sports were about to commence, the world stopped us very sharply in our tracks. We were hit with the news of COVID-19. At this stage, many of us were unaware of the effect it would have on us as individuals, the Club, and our sporting clubs.

On Tuesday 24 March 2020, all Mounties Group venues and clubs had to close at the direction of the government at NSW Health.

We managed to complete our summer sports season, but sadly our Sub-Clubs were unable to have their annual presentations.

To ensure the safety of everyone, all Sub-Clubs agreed there would be no major presentation in October and instead we would wait until 2021 to make it bigger and better, Our Clubs reopened on 1 June 2020 and had to adhere to both the government and NSW Health guidelines. As the health and wellbeing of all members continued to be at the forefront of all decisions, it was decided that some of our internal Sub-Clubs could not recommence until a later date.

It was with a heavy heart that we made the decision to delay the winter sports programs. However, we know that sport and community play a very important role in peoples mental health and so with the support of our staff and members, we strived to work out ways to live and play in the conditions we found ourselves in.

Our hockey and junior soccer teams played a slightly shorter season than usual. Our netball team made the difficult decision to cancel their season, and instead they successfully organised a short twilight competition which was enjoyed by all.

Our Rugby League Administrator, Chris Hutchinson made the difficult decision to withdraw for the season and instead look forward to achieving great things in 2021.

By the end of 2020, using hand sanitiser, signing in and social distancing became the new normal and we all learned to adapt to our surroundings.

At the start of 2021, things certainly felt like they were getting back to normal. We were busy organising our competitions, presentations and the AGMs. We had also started renovations on our internal sports area, known as

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the Champions Area giving us a new space for snooker, indoor bowls, darts, table tennis and physical culture, and our top lounge.

Whilst we have had to delay the launch of this incredible new space, we are excited to reopen hopefully in the coming months and we cannot wait to welcome you to the aptly named, Murphy’s.

The name derives from one of our Directors, Tom Murphy.

The Murphy’s family is a very important part of our Clubs history having been heavily involved with the Club for the last 50years.

I would like to thank quite a few people for making my life as Sports Director an absolute pleasure.

Firstly, I would like to thank each, and every one of our SubClubs members. We are all one big family that look out for one another, support each other in our times of need and we are all passionately dedicated to enjoying and playing the sports that we love.

A huge thank you to our President, Kevin Ingram and my colleagues on the Board for your advice, guidance, support, and friendship that you have given me. I would not be the Sports Director I am today without you all.

To our Sports Committee; Lorraine Dean, Tom Murphy, Leon Hansen, Omega Octavia. Dawn Kelly and Lyn King, I want to express my gratitude for all your, support, contribution, and friendship and for your unwavering dedication and hard work you have put into our Sub-Clubs during 20-21.

To our CEO Mr Dale Hunt, his management team, and the staff, I thank you all for your support and friendship, it certainly makes my job a pleasure in these very trying times.

Finally, to my two ladies, Dawn and Lyn that I work so closely with every day of the week. Without the love and support of these ladies, I wouldn’t be where I am today, as they make my Sports Director portfolio a pleasure. Nothing is too much trouble, and they have my back at all times, I cannot thank them enough.

Remember, as I always, we are a community and so much more than a Club, we are family.

From my heart, to yours, thank you

JENNY MCNEVIN Sports Director

CLUB CAPTAIN'S REPORT What eighteen months it has been with all the uncertainties of Covid 19.

Some of the Clubs were able to complete their seasons, congratulations to all winners unfortunately, there were no presentations.

The virus has certainly been a disturbance with no Terry Jackson again this year, hopefully next year it will be held bigger and better than ever.

Some of our Sub Clubs have lost members this year condolences to all the families and friends.

King and our Sub Club Accountant Omega for all your hard work throughout the year.

Last but not least to all our Sub Club members many thanks for your support and friendships throughout the year it is much appreciated.

Wishing every sub club all the best for the up-and-coming year.

Merry Christmas and New Year to all

I would like to congratulate all our life members from the different Sub Clubs as this is a wonderful honour.

Many thanks to Board of Directors, Sports Director Jenny McNiven and Sport Committee Assistant Club Captain Lyn

DAWN KELLY Club Captain

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A WORD FROM OUR CEO What a year it’s been for our Club, members and community. The fact that we have so many members representing Mounties in their various sporting pursuits is a ringing endorsement to the fact that the club is actively involved in connecting people with the community and rings true that we are more than a Club, we are a community.

Since our beginning as a small sports hut, Mounties has brought together talented and committed sports players over the decades, growing our participation and number of sub-clubs which include several elite sporting teams. We are proud to offer legitimate pathway programs as a result from junior development through to elite and professional sport.

This year even in difficult times we produced strong positive financial outcome due to the support of our members and you attending our venues. We provided the largest indoor Sub club area of any club, aptly named Murphy’s and we subsidised thousands of local children to play sport From humble beginnings, the Murphy family have been intertwined in some major moments of Mounties History.

With a rich story starting with Arthur ‘Spud” Murphy being at the initial round table discussions at an old Cabramatta pub conceptualising a new club at Mount Pritchard and putting up his own land as security for the Club to be built; to Spud’s wife Ethel who become one of the first female club members in Australia when Mounties first opened.

Their son Tom who joins Ethel as two of only 20 members to be both founding and life members, setup the first sub clubs, was an Australian Bowling representative and still serves as a current board member. And Tom’s wife, Chris Murphy who was the first female Sub-Club Captain and has also served as a Board Director.

So, it is fitting that the latest capital improvement at Mounties, one based on enhancing sub club provision, facilities and social engagement spaces, takes on the

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Murphy’s name. The new multi-facetted Sub Club hub was completed in June 2021 and offers a fresh look and vision for our indoor bowls, snooker, darts, table tennis and physical culture and dance, whilst at the same time, paying tribute to our amazing sporting history and achievements.

It’s wonderful to see that the original idea of developing a hub for the entire community to enjoy, and which has been a driving force for Tom’s dedication to the Group for more than 50 years is going from strength to strength at Mounties.

I should also acknowledge the commitment of the many mums and dads, coaches, and players who help continue the sporting spirit throughout these hardships. It’s that commitment which underpins the great success that Mounties enjoys in its local communities. We’re here to give the best opportunity to play sport at the highest level, despite the pandemic.

Congratulations and thanks to all who have been a part of the journey over the past year. Particularly, Club Captain Dawn Kelly and Assistant Club Captain Lyn King, who have provided great support to Spots Director Jenny McNevin and her fellow members of the Sports Committee. These people have unselfishly given their time to ensure that Mounties remains relevant in sport.

DALE HUNT CEO

SPORTS COMMITTEE Thank you once again to the Sports Committee for your tireless efforts in administering and providing support and services to Mounties Group’s Sporting Clubs in 2020/21.

DAWN KELLY Club Captain

JENNY MCNEVIN Sports Director

LYN KING Assistant Sub Club Captain

TOM MURPHY

LORRAINE DEAN

LEON HANSEN

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MOUNTIES ATHLETICS CLUB This season was no like no other…... When the pandemic hit the world, like everyone else, we were impacted by restrictions which led us to a late start to the athletics season. One which saw tight regulations at competitions which included our Wednesday night social competition having sign in’s, making sure no one had visited a hot spot, and had no symptoms. Making hand sanitizer a priority to keep everyone “safe”.

Beside the grim reality that we were in challenging times, it felt great to be back and see familiar faces that made everyone feel excited to be back. ● The NSW Masters Championships Campbelltown athletics centre 13th -14th of February 2021 • Darren Hughes Gold in all 4 events, 55 – 59 years Men 60m, 100m, 200m & 400m.

• Rachael Jackson Silver in both the 40 – 44 years Women 60m and 100m.

• Andy Lee Gold 40 – 44 years men Long Jump and Triple Jump. 5th 100m, 6th 200m.

• Robyn Suttor Bronze 60 – 64 years women’s 60m • Shaun Wearne 4th 60m, 5th 35 – 39 years men’s 100m.

• Sylvette Wearne Gold 55 – 59 years women’s 60m, Silver 100m. ● NSW Open Championships SOPAC 5th – 7th March 2021.

• Christine Wearne final 100m 7th place.

• Vinay triple jump 4th place.

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● NSW Junior Championships SOPAC 12th – 14th March 2021.

• Georgia Campos 7th final U/16 women’s 100m • Zaia Korkis 11th final U/18mens 100m • Isabella Lira-Lolita 5th final of U/14 women’s 400m • Charlotte Skundric 8th final U/14 women’s 3000m walk • Mikayla Skundric 12 in the U/14 women’s shot put, 17th Javelin • Brody Tarrant Bronze U/20 men’s Javelin ● Australia Track & Field Championships SOPAC 12th – 20th April 2021. Representatives: • Christine Wearne: Open women’s 100m • Zaia Korkis: U/18 men’s 100m • Brodie Tarrant U/20 men’s Javelin, 4th 58.44 Unfortunately Australian Masters Championships were cancelled.

Congratulations to these amazing athletes!

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MOUNTIES CRICKET CLUB Mounties Junior Cricket had a successful 2020-21 season with all of our 5 junior teams making the semi-finals and 2 teams taking out premierships. Our mini’s program (4-8 year olds) was hosted this season for the first time under the Junior Blasters banner and with 14 participants was a great cricket learning initiative for all involved!

Our Under 11 side finished in second position on the ladder and won their semi-final in dominant fashion. They went on to play in their grand-final against first placed Prestons Gold.

Prestons has continued to be the benchmark for this age group and once again an excellent cricket battle ensued. The Mounties team put in a fantastic effort, especially with ball in hand, (5 individual wicket takers!) but Prestons Gold’s ability to take more wickets proved to be the defining difference with Mounties falling short by 17 runs. A great game, and super effort by both teams on the day.

around the 30 mark, putting together an excellent total of 199 in the first innings. We then backed up this team effort with the bat with a wonderful display of bowling and catching on the field (8 catches in total!) dismissing the opposition for 76.

An outstanding team effort, well done to all.

SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS FOR 2020-21 Our Under 12’s and Under 14’s bboth finished in 3rd position on the ladder. Both of these teams put in a gallant effort in their semi-finals but just fell short of victory.

Unfortunately, due to the excessively wet conditions in March, no grand finals were able to be played for the older age groups. Our Under 13 and Under 15 sides sides were

● Shashank Setty – 1000 runs for the Mounties Cricket Club ● Giovanni Araco – 10 years of service ● Krish Shinde – John Araco Medal

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2020-21 ● HALF-CENTURIES • Kaelan Azzopardi (U13), Jack Lehner (U13), Sharath Setty (U13), Samarpal Singh (U13), Aryan Gupta (U14), Rocco Ferraro (U14), Shashank Setty (U14), Gurkeerat S Sidhu (U14), Callum Norris (U14), Saim Raza (U15), Harry Worby (U15) ● HATRICKS –

crowned minor and major premiers, having won their semifinals and being placed first on the ladder in their respective competitions. Our Under 13’s had an excellent season only losing twice in normal competition rounds and won their semi-final via forfeit when the opposition could not fill a team.

Our Under 15’s won their semi-final in convincing fashion.

They batted first and batted as a team with 4 players scoring

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• Shaswat Shah (U13’s) with 2 (it is hard to get one let alone 2!) 5 for 5 off 3 overs Round 7 & 3 for 22 off 5 overs Round 12 • Akshobhya Kumar (U12’s) - 3 for 1 off 2 overs Round 4 • Louis Capolupo (U11’s)- Double Hatrick 4 for 6 off 3 overs Round 16

● 5 WICKETS IN AN INNINGS – • Shaswat Shah (U13’s) - 5 for 5 off 3 overs R7 AND Arjun Mahadik (U12’s) 6/11 off 3.5 overs R15

FLCA MAJOR WARDS WINNERS ● Arjun Mahadik (U12’s) - JEAN JOHNSON-BEST BOWLING AVERAGE AWARD IRRESPECTIVE OF AGE- 3.6 ● Gurkeerat Singh Sidhu (U14’s) - PETER COLLINS AWARD - BEST BATTING AVERAGE AWARD IRRESPECTIVE OF AGE - 203.00

GREENSHIELD SELECTION FOR 2021-22 ● Aryan Gupta from our U14’s (Fairfield Cricket Grade Club) & Saim Raza from our U15’s (Blacktown Mounties) It was indeed a great season, with plenty of wonderful cricket memories which could not be achieved without all of our coaches, managers and scorers, and all the Mum’s and Dad’s. WE THANK YOU.

JOHN ARACO JOSIE FERRARO President Secretary

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MOUNTIES DARTS From the Darts corner.

We have a very quiet 2020/2021 due to the COVID and renovations within the club.

In 2022 we are moving into a new area which our members are very excited about. We are moving from the old champions area into the top lounge with new darts boards with white boards to do the scoring no more chalk.

With the renovations and the old area which has been call the champions area for many years has a name change which is going to be call *MURPHYS *this is name after one of our board members Mr Thomas Murphy what he and his family has done for Mounties over many years.

Moving forward 2022 the committee is planning a very exciting year starting with social darts on Monday welcoming all old and new players.

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Please if you are interested in throwing some Darts making friends and having a great time in doing so, please do not hesitate to contact our (President & Secretary) details below.

President Les Miller (M) 0415 897 144 Secretary Joe Steinwede (M) 0428 412 894 Please remember if you would like to throw some darts on a Monday night, please do not hesitate to contact our President Les Miller Until next time from the Darts Corner Yours in Sports

TIMOTHY MCINERNEY Publicity Officer

FIFTIES PLUS MOUNTIES February’21 A visit to Pine Crest Orchard at Bilpin where we able to pick our own apples and pears, which they had many varieties.

Lunch was at Wallerawang Community and Sports Club.

Great day to be out and about.

March’21 We enjoyed a Nova 2.5 hour Newcastle Harbour Luncheon Cruise. Even though the weather was challenging we had never seen so many waterfalls along the M1. While cruising we saw tug boats, cargo ships and coal loading facilities.

While enjoying our lunch the captain gave a running commentary about the harbor and its history.

The weather was terrible but the day was great.

April’21 Wirrimbirra Sanctuary – Bargo, is a heritage listed fauna sanctuary native plant nursery. Wirrimbirra means “to keep, to preserve”. Due to the bush fires Wirrmbirra was badly affected, but are slowly returning to their better days. Next stop NSW Railway Museum at Thirimere , where every object on display has its own story to tell about social, economic and technological significance. Lunch at Bago Sports Club

May’21 Eight day trip to Mildura and Broken Hill. We stayed overnight at Griffith on first day. Day two we travelled to Wentworth where we had a brief tour of this historic town.

Our trip left from the Mounties club 'Twas early Monday morn An outback tour organised By fearless leader Dawn Now Robbie was our Coachman He did a Sterling job Of taking us from place to place The over 50s mob He drove us o'er 2,000 miles To places near and far He took us on some old dirt roads But mostly on the tar Each day we broke our journey with a luncheon at the pub While other times we made a stop at the local sandwich club

There is a bronze statue of Possum, who when disgruntled by life during the Great Depression took to living off the land in and around Wentworth. Mildura is our next stop for a relaxing cruise on the paddle steamer Melbourne. Day four Mungo National Park, until 15,000 years ago was a vast lake and one of the earth’s longest continuous human habitants. The Great Wall of China was created due to the wind storms and the lake is no longer. Broken Hill next day where we were given a guided tour of the ghost town of Silverton, known as the Hollywood of the outback. Movies have been produce here such as Mad Max 2, Pricilla Queen of the Desert and many more. We were given a special tour of the White Mineral Arts and Mining Museum. The Living Desert Reserve with its 12 sandstone sculptures and at sunset gave a stunning display of changing of colour. At the start of our holiday, Peter Mannering started writing a poem, nobody knew until the last day when it was read to the group, he called it Broken Hill.

Please take time to read it.

Once again great holiday Our club tries to make everyone feel welcome. Holidays can be paid off in installments, making it easier for many people to come along.

Anyone wanting to join can ring Dawn Kelly on 0413 041 254.

Our meetings are held on the first Sunday of each month, except September due to Father’s day, starting at 11.30am We’d like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

We travelled 'cross the Hay Plains sparse The country did seem empty The trees were few Grass hardly grew The red dust was aplenty

The mill the tailings and the slimes The concentrates and stage The mullock gangway and the skip The plumbob bogger and cage But now we're heading home again A week without a care A holiday with memories We can forever share

On and on we drove each day Cross the endless plains until A jagged line across the sky We'd arrived at Broken Hill We gazed upon the Line of Load We saw the Pinnacles The little town of Silverton Rock carvings on the hills We learnt about the stope and chute The pass the shaft and kibble The rise the winze the baulk and cut 'Twas enough to make one dribble

The Mounties over 50s And some other extra friends Hope we see you soon again As soon as Covid ends So Robbie here's a little thought A special thanks from us For taking real good care of us On your Coach that's not a bus 'Broken Hill' Written By: P.J. Mannering For the FiFties Plus 24th May 2021 |

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MOUNTIES FISHING CLUB With the 2021-2022 season only just beginning we are in lockdown waiting for the restrictions to be lifted so that we can fish again. We look back on the fun times we had in the past year.

Our Inter-club competition with Bankstown Fishing Club was cancelled with the COVID-19 restrictions coming in to play.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS – 2020-21 SEASON

Our trips out have seen mixed species of fish being caught, perfect weather conditions with the odd unsettled ones and the occasional visit from dolphins and seals.

Over the year of the fishing season, fish caught are then weighed and respective points are allocated depending on the species.

All weigh-ins are done back at shore by the trip captains.

The trip captains are volunteers making sure all club trips run smoothly and all points recorded. The members of the Mounties Fishing Club would like to thank all trip captains for their contributions over the year.

Congratulations to the following champions showing that their fishing skills excel in getting such a high achievement. ● Club Champion – Rifet Hadzic ● Runner Up – Nino Cucchiaro ● U55’s Champion – Nino Cucchiaro ● U55’s Runner Up – Luke Brown ● Senior Champion – Rifet Hadzic ● Senior Runner-up – Vince Cantarella ● Rusty Hook Award – Vi Lam ● Biggest fish of the year – Snapper 3.07kg caught by Peter Keough

HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE 2021 SEASON: ● Inter-Club Competition Mounties Fishing Club has a standing competition between Bankstown Fishing Club. Unfortunately the Inter-Club competition was cancelled due to COVID-19, with the restrictions imposed we were unable to compete. Fingers crossed for next year where we can can come back stronger and ready for the fight to retain the Inter-club Title.

A big thank you to the Bankstown Fishing Club for the continuing support of the friendly rivelry of the Inter Club Competition.

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TOP 10 FISHO’S OF THE YEAR

of all our members that go out for a fun day on the water for many months to come.

With the warmer months around the corner, we hope to see settled weather and great catches of fish!

● Rifet Hadzic

● Nino Cucchiaro

● Vince Cantarella

● Ryszard Karlo

● Luke Brown

● Stan Levenic

● Nicasio Samson

● Hely Tepesh

● Tan Nguyen

● Andrew Vassallo

Congratulations to all the fishos that made in to the top 10!

Ranking points are calculated using 8 of the best scores over the course of 12 months, commitment in attending fishing trips every month is key in achieving high scores.

Congratulations to all who attended fishing trips, even though you may not be in the top 10 you have contributed in making the Mounties Fishing Club one of the best.

The 2020 – 2021 Fishing season in now underway, with the COVID-19 pandemic and restrictions, the boat captains will have sanitizers available on entry and to be used during the day also. It is also encouraged that mask be worn to help stop the spread. Both boats are helping to ensure the safety

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Mounties Fishing Club Hold 3 trips each month leaving from Kiama and Wollongong Harbours. Allowing many opportunities to drop in a line and see what’s down below and enjoy a nice day on the water. Enjoy the company of the other members, where you can share skills and talk about the one that got away.

Trips for members cost $70 for adults and $25 for juniors.

Monthly meetings are on the last Wednesday of the month at 8pm at the Mounties club at Mount Prichard. New members are always welcomed to join in with Fishing Club membership at a low $6. Woman and Juniors are urged to give it a go. For more information please contact Warren Rankin on (02) 9600-8061, or visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/mountiesfc for the latest information on what’s happening in fishing club.

Please stay safe Tight lines everyone

ANDREW VASSALLO Publicity Officer, Mounties Fishing Club

MOUNTIES SENIORS GOLF Well this is now the second year which has been affected again due to the Covid 19.

Our last AGM meeting was held on the 24th Nov last year and we were supposed to have our AGM on the 20th July this year but it has been put back again due to Covid 19 .

Congratulations to the new incoming committee members and a special thanks to the outgoing committee The club championships were held with the winner again this year was Norm Simpson with a score of 317 The runner was Fred Vella with a score of 335 The A grade championship was won by Norm Simpson with a score of 273 and the runner was Fred Vella on 280 The winner of the B Grade championship was won by Charlie Vella with a stroke score of 384

Our Match play was played over 4 games this was won by Allen Gallard who defeated Eddie Chambers Our Yearly trek down to Calderwood valley was a Hugh success again with a total of 32 players who competed for the Calderwood cup, This was won by Vic Bartolo with 46 points On the 4th of May we held our Chris Murphy Memorial golf day where we also had a BBQ after the game The eventual winners were Eddie Chambers with his partner Kevin Morgan with a score of 57 Nett We should be playing our 2 Ball Best Ball championship now but this has also been affected due to Covid 19 This will have to be played later in the year.

The runner up was Nino Anter who scored 390 The B Grade winner was Nino Anter who scored 274 and the runner up was Charlie Vella with a score of 280

EDDIE CHAMBERS (Old Fox)

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MOUNTIES HOCKEY What a disappointing season it was for all the members of our hockey club with COVID interrupting us again mid-season! Mounties hockey had nine teams entered the Metropolitan South West Hockey Association competition in both the junior and senior competitions. These teams included an U7s and U9s team, entered into the Minkies competition, 1x U11, 2x U13, 1x U15, 1x U18 Boys team entered into the junior competition and an A and C grade team entered into the ladies competition

What a disappointing season it was for all the members of our hockey club with COVID interrupting us again midseason! Mounties hockey had nine teams entered the Metropolitan South West Hockey Association competition in both the junior and senior competitions. These teams included an U7s and U9s team, entered into the Minkies competition, 1x U11, 2x U13, 1x U15, 1x U18 Boys team entered into the junior competition and an A and C grade team entered into the ladies competition.

All our teams had a fantastic start to the season with our U/15 team undefeated when the competition ceased.

Our U/13 Gold (div 1) and C grade ladies teams were both sitting top of the ladder and the U/11 and U/18 boys teams placed second in their respective grades when the competition was abandoned.

A highlight for the season were the number of Mounties players who were fortunate to attend State Championships

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representing Metropolitan Southwest in the U/15, U/18 and Opens age groups. We had two U/15 players participate in the 2021 National Championships in February as part of NSW teams. In addition, two players were selected for the u/21 national championships which were unfortunately postponed until 2022. Two rising stars were also selected into the 2021/2022 state squads.

Mounties hockey would like to congratulate all our players for their resilience throughout the 2021 season. We look forward to being fitter, stronger, and entering even more teams in the 2022 competition.

Big thanks to Mounties for your ongoing support!

MEGAN SMITH Secretary

MOUNTIES JOGGERS The Mounties Joggers have had a successful year, even though the COVID-19 pandemic has continued to affect the way we interact each week.

Our joggers and walkers trekked to the coast on two occasions to view the beautiful beaches and breathe the salt air. We ventured east to run/walk the Coastal Walk from Coogee to Bondi and to Cronulla to follow The Esplanade and track around to Gunnamatta Bay, and returning to Wanda.

In March, Dave, Claire, Mark, Grahame, and Chi participated in the 12km NAB RunWest Fun Run from the Sydney Motor Sport Park, travelling through Sydney Zoo, Western Sydney Parkland and finishing at West HQ, Rooty Hill.

We have been fortunate to conduct our monthly and quarterly races and relays throughout the year, with the exception of the July and August handicaps due to the Greater Western Sydney lockdown. We thank Lorraine Jackson for timekeeping our events.

MONTH SEPTEMBER 20

OCTOBER 20

NOVEMBER 20

DECEMBER 20

JANUARY 21

FEBRUARY 21

MARCH 21

PLACE

WINNER

1st

Eric Jackson

2nd

Grahame Roper

3rd

Wendy Bozzetto

1st

Chi Hoang

2nd

Bruce Cook

3rd

Bruno Pezzuto

1st

James Sturtz

2nd

Mark Privitera

3rd

Claire Neilsen

1st

Bruce Cook

2nd

Valerie Organ

3rd

Yogi Kashyap

1st

Wilfred Tang

2nd

Valerie Organ

3rd

Yogi Kashyap

1st

David Armen

2nd

Claire Neilsen

3rd

Chi Hoang

1st

Mark Privitera

2nd

Valerie Organ

3rd

Yogi Kashyap

APRIL 21

MAY 21

JUNE 21

1st

Nathalie Armen

2nd

Chi Hoang

3rd

Bruno Pezzuto

1st

Chi Hoang

2nd

Bruno Pezzuto

3rd

Wendy Bozzetto

1st

Chi Hoang

2nd

Grahame Roper

3rd

Valerie Organ

Our Four Seasons relay is a fun event whereby teams of randomly paired runners / walkers complete the designated lap relay of the 1.1km asphalt and grass course, without wearing watches. The winning team is the pair finishing closest to the time they’ve estimated.

SEASON

TEAM 1ST

TEAM 2ND

SPRING 20

Maria Guarno & Yogi Kashyap

Chi Hoang & Claire Neilsen

SUMMER 20

Mark Privitera & Claire Neilsen

Valerie Organ & Maria Guarno

AUTUMN 21

Dave Neilsen & Claire Neilsen

Nasreen Kaadan & Eric Jackson

WINTER 21

Nasreen Kaadan & Yogi Kashyap

Eric Jackson & Wendy Bozzetto

It was a tightly contested battle for the Club Championship this year. The men’s title was won by Grahame Roper and the women’s winner was Chooi Tang.

We look forward to another enjoyable year of running/ walking and welcoming new members.

WENDY BOZZETTO Publicity Officer

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MOUNTIES MEN'S LAWN BOWLS As if 2020 was a bad enough year for Lawn Bowls, 2021 is proving to be disastrous as far as being able to play our championships and tournaments.

So far we have been able to complete our Fours, Triples and Pairs Championships, our singles are yet to be completed with many tournaments now in doubt.

The Minor Pairs Championship was won by Warren Pitman and James Craig with runner-up Ivana Krope and Craig Sutton.

Highlight of the past 12 months would have been the Sub-Club Life Membership presented to our current President – Warren Hopley. A well-deserved award for his overall support of our club in all aspects of lawn bowls and guidance in running our club.

The Senior Pairs Championship was won by Fernando Diaz and Bob Reid with runners-up Denis Cooper and Peter Deans.

2021 has also seen the merge of NSW Men’s and Women’s Bowls Association finally completed and now all of our Championships and Tournaments are now mixed.

The Fours Championship was won by Nick Bihancov, Steve Smith, Terry Bleakley and Shane Farrell, with runners-up Wayne Dearing, John Kulczycki, Peter Beech and Warren Hopley.

The Triples Championship was won by Peter White, John Kulczycki and Ken Tracey with Runners-up Steve Lennon, Greg Ryan and Matthew Crossland.

SINGLES: The Senior Singles Championship was won by Peter Beech with runner-up John Kulczycki.

At the time this report was compiled, The Major Singles were yet to completed, the Minor Singles still to be run.

With the Covid-19 lockdown in place till at least the end of September, many of our annual tournaments are in doubt due to lack of time to complete by December.

Let us hope 2022 will be a better year for all.

To the members of all Mounties Sub-clubs – keep safe, keep well !

PAIRS: The Major Pairs Championship was won by Peter Beech and Warren Hopley with runner-up Steve Smith and Shane Farrell.

BOB WILSON Publicity Officer

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MOUNTIES NETBALL We would like to congratulate Melissa King for receiving a Werriwa Volunteer Award in 2020 for her 32 years of service to the netball club as a player, coach, umpire and member of the executive.

Mounties Netball Committee:

Mathew, Alana Phillips, Dawn Tui

● President: Debbie Brown

● 12 Years – Jaylah Niumata, Le'Ati Moefaauo

● Senior Vice President: Kelly Murphy

● 13 Years – Annie Tui

● Junior Vice President: Debbie Cross (and Coaching Coordinator)

● 14 Years – Unique Prtichard

● Secretary: Lyn King ● Assistant Secretary: Merna Shaddad (and Umpires Coordinator) ● Treasurer: Susan Tepsa ● Registrar: Melissa King In 2020 Mounties Netball Club had 24 teams register for the Liverpool City Netball Association (LCNA) Competition but unfortunately after some training the competition was cancelled due to the outbreak of Covid-19. LCNA were lucky enough to hold a Spring competition starting in October and Mounties fielded 17 teams from 9-year old’s to seniors.

This competition ran over two weeknights, Tuesday and Wednesday, and Mounties had 5 teams finish first past the post.

● 15 Years – Danielle Dunlop, Karoline Fasavalu, Tamelanne Tauei, Lindsay Tui, Akayshia Waihi ● 17 Years – Anastasia Afoa, ● Opens – Mereana Peyroux

IN 2021 THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS WERE SELECTED INTO THE LCNA REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS. THEY TRAINED HARD FOR 6 MONTHS BUT UNFORTUNATELY DID NOT GET TO CONTEST THE TITLES DUE TO THEIR CANCELLATION: ● 12 Years – Synceer Mathew, Kaizen Morgan-Pritchard, Alana Phillips, Dawn Tui

Premiers: Team 1 - Division 1, Team 3 - Division 3, Team 5 Senior Cadet Green, Team 9 - 14/15, Team 12 - 10/11 Gold.

● 13 Years – Jaylah Niumata, Le'Ati Moefaauo, Alissa Misa

Runners Up: Team 4 - Senior Cadet Gold, Team 6 - Senior Cadet Red, Team 7 – 14/15 Gold, Team 8 – 14/15 Green, Team 14 – 10/11 Red

● 11 Development Squad – Jyrah Asiata, Mele Poharama, Caylie-Grace Roberts, Malisa Seng

In 2021 the netball club fielded 20 teams, from 7-year old’s to seniors and 10 rounds of a 15 round competition was completed before the competition had to be abandoned due to the Covid-19 lockdown.

In 2020 and 2021 Mounties Netball had many players selected to play for LCNA at the NSW Senior and Junior State Netball Championships. Unfortunately, the two competitions were cancelled in 2020 and in 2021 only the Senior State Titles were completed before lockdown cancelled the Junior Titles.

IN 2020 THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS WERE SELECTED TO REPRESENT LCNA: ● 11 Development Squad – Elise Fordham, Synceer

● 14 Years – Annie Tui

● 12 Development Squad – Elise Fordham, Mariam Arifaki, Aikaela Anae-Roberts, Summah Sisifa

SENIOR STATE TITLES (DIVISION 1) WERE PLAYED AT LIVERPOOL CITY NETBALL ASSOCIATION 12-14 JUNE: ● 15 Years – Runners Up - Monika Amone, Grace Leiataua, Unique Pritchard ● 17 Years – State Champions (undefeated) – Karoline Fasavalu, Jamin Tikeri, Lindsay Tui, Akaysha Waihi ● Jacinta Tui was awarded her National B Umpires badge in April 2021, at the Local Club Academy Games.

Congratulations on all her hard work.

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At the end of 2020 the following members were recognised for their service:

2020 SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS 5 Years’ Service Natasa Krstic Luci Litvensky Leni Litvensky Letisha Lovegrove Christelle Pagonis, Georgia Paiano Claudia Piscopo Unique Pritchard Mika Sami Cherellyn Tapuai Natasha Wood

Tyra Cooper Paige Ellis Wendy Soulie

15 Years’ Service Catherine Murphy Merna Shaddad

20 Years’ Service Melissa Young

50 Years’ Service Kath Whiteley

10 Years’ Service Kath has been a member since 1971. During this time Kath has been a player, coach and manager, a position she still holds today as Manager of Team 15 – 10 A’s. She has also been on the Mounties Executive holding the position of President over many, many years. Her service also extends to representing Mounties at Liverpool City Netball Association and is a current Vice President. She is also a past President and served many years as Treasurer. Thank you for your service to the club and we are looking forward to many more.

In 2021 these members achieved the following service:

2021 SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS 5 Years’ Service Emily Barkho Baylee Brgudac Karoline Fasavalu Katherine Fasavalu Jada Manua Kiana Manua Synceer Mathew Rebecca Mihas Sophia Mihas Le’ati Moefaauo Ayvah Niumata Alana Phillips Summah Sisifa Tamelanne Tauei Natalie Tepsa

Caitlin Ivanovski Leah Brown Sarah Cantero Jordis Cooper

15 Years’ Service Bianca Dempsey

20 Years’ Service Debbie Brown

Lastly, Mounties Netball Club Committee would like to extend a special thank you to all our coaches, managers, players, umpires, parents and supporters who have given their valuable time and effort over the past two years under trying circumstances.

For information on registration dates for 2022 and all other Mounties Netball news, please visit our Website: www. mountiesnc.nsw.netball.com.au or become a fan on Facebook www.facebook.com/mountiesnetball

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Mounties Netball did not award any perpetual trophies for the 2020 or 2021 season due to the cancellation of the two seasons.

LYN KING

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Annie Tui Dawn Tui Jacinta Tui Lindsay Tui

JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE Season 2021 started with such hope after a COVID-19 effected 2020 season.

Unfortunately, we fell victim yet again to COVID-19 and in June the season would come to an abrupt stop.

With 21 teams representing Mounties in 2021 we kicked off with optimism that we would gain back a little of the momentum we had lost with the 2020 postponement. It was a great result to have so many of the kids came back and play footy for Mounties to show the strong community spirit within the region.

Seven of our teams played in the under 6s, 7s and 8s where no competition points are recorded. These teams were the highlight each Saturday morning down at the Complex.

Running around living out their dreams with parents cheering on, there was no better sight.

Five teams from 9s through to 12s were all very competitive with our 9s running 2nd, 10s running 2nd, 11-1s running 5th, 11-2s undefeated in 1st and 12s running 7th at the stoppage of the competition.

Our international teams were also looking strong with our 13s in 5th position, 14s in 1st, 15s in 9th, 18s in 2nd and our 23s in 3rd.

Our Girls pathway continues to thrive with our 16s Girls in 6th and our 18s in 3rd position in very strong NSW Conference Competitions.

Our Try Time program for people with special needs proved a success again with a junior and senior team representing Mounties. Unfortunately they were only to be given two

games for the season with a Home Gala day set aside for August not going ahead.

The club has a good connection with our annual Junior Academy Night in May a resounding success followed by the High-Performance Academy 6-week program held in May and June providing coaching assistance to our next generation leading players and coaches.

It was not how we would have liked to finish but would like to say a huge thankyou to all the Coaches, Managers, Trainers, Parents, Families and Friends for their continued support. Without you guys we cannot provide a fun environment for the kids to play at this great club.

I would like to personally thank and acknowledge Terri Speechley for all her continued hard work as Secretary of the Junior Club. She goes above and beyond to ensure that all the kids get to play footy each week. We are very lucky to have you!

We look forward to season 2022!

CHRIS HUTCHISON

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SENIOR RUGBY LEAGUE Yet another disrupted season due to the dreaded COVID-19 pandemic saw us stopped in our tracks in June. Our three Elite teams playing in the NSWRL Major Competitions were NSW Cup, Ron Massey Cup and our Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership team.

NSW CUP At the time of the stoppage our NSW Cup team was sitting on the brink of the top 5 and looking at a strong backend surge towards the finals. A very strong win against the previously undefeated Penrith team was linked with some unexpected losses to lower ranked teams to see an inconsistent start to the year. We were very confident that our remaining games would see us in the mix as we had a good record against the teams that would contest the finals.

RON MASSEY CUP A very strong start to the year saw us sitting in 3rd position when the competition came to a halt. A couple of losses in June was a hit to our confidence but knowing the strength of the squad we know we would have been there or thereabouts going into September.

HARVEY NORMAN WOMEN’S PREMIERSHIP Our women did us all proud with only one regular season loss by two points to Minor Premiers Central Coast to sit second going into the finals at the time the competition stopped. We looked a big shot for the title and very keen to avenge our only loss in the big end of season games. On the back of this we will have 13 women playing in the 2021 NRLW for various teams.

We were very fortunate and proud to have numerous representative players and staff in 2021. Congratulations to the following: ● City Men’s – Kane McQuiggin, Jack Miller, Kamren Cryer ● City Women’s – Taina Naividi, Stephanie Ball, Filomina Hanisi, Simaima Taufa, Jocephy Daniels, Darren Borthwick (Coach), Aaron Dsouza (Physio) ● Country Womens – Keeley Davis, Jade Etherden, Matilda Power ● City Girls – Fatefehi Hanisi ● Indigenous All Stars Women’s – Taliah Fuimaono ● NSW Women’s – Simaima Taufa, Filomina Hanisi, Keeley Davis ● NSW Girls – Fatefehi Hanisi

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Special thanks must go to all the players, coaches, managers, trainers, staff, families and friends for their commitment and dedication to the season, I know we are all itching to get back in 2022 to stake our claim again.

Many thanks to Glenn Cox and our superb array of Corporate Partners whose support has enabled us to continue to strive to be at the top of our game.

Lastly, thanks to the Board and Executive for the continued support for our Rugby League Program.

Bring on 2022!

CHRIS HUTCHISON

MOUNTIES TRY TIME Mounties this year fielded two try time teams one junior team and one senior team.

Try Time is an all-inclusive game of two hand touch for children and young adults with varying degrees of disabilities.

Ages range from 5-year-old to open age.

● Marylin price

We welcomed a few new players

● Meagan Smith

We play under the Parramatta association but this year we were welcome to play in the Penrith comp and managed two gala days which was very exciting.

Any inquires please contact our Secretary Meagan Smith if you would like to join Try Time

If you wish to join a fantastic bunch of players & join our Try time family, please do not hesitated to contact our Secretary Meagan Smith (details below).

meagansmith1981@gmail.com

We train every Sunday 9.30-11am at Mounties complex .

0457406360

MEGAN SMITH Secretary

I would like to thank our coaches and trainer and managers ● Graeme McNevin ● Gavin Mcnevin ● Gareth Burgess

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MOUNTIES JUNIOR SOCCER In 2021 Mounties Junior Soccer Club had over 500 players. This consisted of 38 teams; 19 Minis teams and 19 competition teams. There were five girls’ and ladies’ teams.

Highlights for the year include all the first-time players, coaches and managers. A number of our Minis teams had the opportunity to take the field during half-time promotions at Western Sydney Wanderers home games. It was the first time for many of the kids being in front of such a large crowd and for many it was a great highlight of their season.

We organised two coach training sessions for the new coaches and there were more planned prior to the season interruption due to the pandemic. At the time, we still had two teams in contention for State Cup honours, reaching the quarter finals. We had 7 coaches attend the Group-C licence coach training and we look forward to reaping the benefit of that in future years. Most of the competition teams were in the top four in their respective comps but it was more pleasing to see the level of commitment and player development that was taking place week in and week out on training nights. In 2021, we started working on synergies between Mounties Junior Soccer and Mounties Wanderers Soccer and it will be interesting to see this develop in coming years.

The playing fields were in a poor state but there seems little we can do to get Council to improve its management practices or give us some greater input. Perhaps with the extended rest the fields will have stronger grass development for next season.

For many of the competition teams there is a sense of unfinished business, especially for those teams that were leading their comp at the time of season interruption. We had a good level of volunteerism but will be looking for a few more committed helpers in Season 2022. There was always a good vibe on game day down at the park and generally there is a happy atmosphere during the freezing winter training nights as well. As always, we could not have achieved what we did without the unwavering support of the Mounties Club and Sports Team. We look forward to continuing to serve our community through sport in 2022 and beyond!

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MOUNTIES SNOOKER Welcome back another disappointing year for our poor Snooker players and a very frustrating time for our committee members, as we have been trying to give our current and past Snooker members a 50th Anniversary Party and for the second year in a row old covid arrives and again its postponed.

But our committee isn’t giving up and hopefully 2022 is our year. On a brighter note our great friends at Lansvale United Sports Club graciously allowed us permission to have our Annual BBQ Day on the 27th of March 2021.

As you can see from our photos, we had a great day. As our players were unable to complete their competitions unfortunately, I can’t provide you anymore information.

Bring on 2022!!!! Sharon Roser Publicity officer Mounties Snooker Sub Club.

SHARON ROSER Publicity Officer

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MOUNTIES TABLE TENNIS CLUB Members of Mounties Table Tennis Club. Hope you are all well and keeping safe What an eighteen months we all had to endure and are still enduring for an unknown time to come.

Beginning year 2020, all appeared to be well. The 2021 AGM was held, committee elected and new 2020 teams formed and submitted for the Table Tennis Western District Summer Competition.

Enter COVID19 beginning of March 2020 and new rules came into force and applied . within all areas of MOUNTIES CLUB facilities for the safety of all visiting members and guests. These rules also applied to Table Tennis Western Sydney resulting the Summer as well as Winter competition to be cancelled. Table Tennis Social continued for the remainder of 2020 under strict hygiene rules with MTTC providing hand sanitation dispensers & wipes for players and equipment.

Start of 2021 saw the commencement of a renovation program with the Mounties Club taking in the existing Table Tennis , Darts, section of the bowls area as well as the Sports bar area This work is still in progress at the present time of writing this report.

MTTC held their annual AGM in January 2021 with members re election all previous committee members.

Following the AGM MTTC members wishing to form

teams for playing in the 2021 TTWS Summer Competition.

Submitted team information ( three teams, one A, one A2 & one C grade) to the MTTTC committee, and were duly lodged with TTWS. With MTTC without a home night venue available at Mounties Club, an alternative rental venue was acquired, this being at WTTC Fairfield. MTTC completion members were able to use a selection of tables there for a single night per week for practicing their skills plus having a table per grade available on the home night. All this worked out well achieving good end of season play in June 2021 with just semi & grand finals left to play when the NEW STRAIN of Covid 19 struck making no further play in the foreseeable future possible. Perhaps with some good fortune in the coming weeks leading up to Christmas 2021 we can look forward to a window wide enough to have these matches completed with a most favorable outcome for MTTC team members.

Best regards,

H.-DIETER METZNER MTTC Publicity Officer

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MOUNTIES TOASTMASTERS The world is watching and enduring a once-in-a-century global pandemic. In spite of this Toastmasters club members remained on a steady course, with learning the refresher course, Pathways. Only three years ago, Toastmasters International launched an ambitious online curriculum, Pathways. New members started on Pathways whilst our existing members had to transition to Pathways by June 30th of 2020.

We welcome new members Alan McCartin, Sophie Phan and Damien Sisouphane, who courageously delivered their Ice Breaker speech, reaffirming our TM club has a friendly atmosphere where members can comfortably share stories and build their confidence. We acknowledge existing members, Allan Davies, Sylvia Violi and Mere Edwards who presented their Ice Breaker speech via Pathways.

Congratulations Frank Duardo for receiving the highest honor award of Distinguished Toastmaster.

Recognition needs to go to our unsung members. Those stepping into leadership roles as Club Officers and keeping our meetings going, altering agendas, adopting virtual meetings, and dealing with membership loss. Thank you for your continual efforts.

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A bitter-sweet farewell to Karyn Charlton who moved to Queensland. A seasoned speaker with a wealth of communication experience. I was fortunate to have her impart her knowledge, whilst mentoring. Thank you Karyn for your contribution, you will be truly missed. We wish you every success in the future.

July 2021, one year on, we remember Carmela Ferraro, who lost her battle to cancer. Carmela, an inspirational speaker, a guide and mentor, and a dear friend. We miss and love you dearly. Before passing, Carmela achieved the highest honor in Toastmaster – Distinguished Toastmaster.

Our Annual Change Over Dinner for 2021 has been postponed due to lockdown. We look forward to when we can meet and celebrate in person.

PHYSICAL CULTURE & DANCE In 2020 with some quick thinking and arranging, the Physie Sub club still managed to enjoy most of the year. We conducted lessons via zoom, WhatsApp, messenger, braving the cold at the local netball courts and at Sammy’s house.

We had two teachers pregnant resulting in Elizabeth born to Jess in March and Imogen born to Sammy in November. We were able to still have a rehearsal day, a club competition and our official competitions went ahead, a lot later than usual.

Our club competition was held October 24 in the Starz room, and we live streamed the event for members and friends! Our Beryl Block Overall Performer of the day was Charlotte Duong 7-8B! Well done to all who competed!

Official Competitions were held in November, and we were well represented and so proud.

2-4s Display: Sofia H & Belinda Competitors: Mackenna, Kaitlyn, Marisa, Eryn, Mary, Emily, Ash, Amanda

GRAND FINALISTS: 5 years: Rachel (3rd), Arijana (4th), Giovanna 6 years: Rylee (4th), Zoe & Chloe 7-8 Cs: Carla (2nd), Set 7 - 8 Bs: Charlotte Du (3rd) 9 -10 C: Rhianna (3rd), Serena & Joy 9 -10 B: Izabela (Dance), Charlotte Da & Kelly 11-12A: Chau (Dance) 11 -12B: Lucy (3rd), Isabella

15 -17B: Kaylee Ladies 01: Julie Ladies B: Renee B (4th) Ladies A: Lisa Senior B: Brooke (1st), Beth (4th & Dance), Maddy Senior A: Renee (1st), Lauren McG (2nd) We ended 2020 with an outdoor presentation at Lizard Log presenting our club champions: Junior: Charlotte Duong & Seniors: Renee Elliot Watson, Brooke Lampier & Lauren McGregor

2021 The year started off with great numbers & enjoying being back to learning work face to face with our friends. We had been working hard on our teams and all things going well, should have had two 7-8years, three 9- 12years, one teen, one ladies (25+) and three senior (18+) teams representing us!

Unfortunately, in August 2021 due to restrictions our competitions and year were cancelled.

Fingers crossed for life to return to normal soon and a better 2022 xxx

SAMANTHA INDRELE HEAD INSTRUCTESS

13 -14B: Lauren S 13 -14A: Lauren McK

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CLUB ITALIA SOCIAL BOCCE Sunday, 20 June a special lunch was held for the Social Bocce Group players and their friends with over 60 people in attendance.

Club Italia President Ben Sonego welcomed all members and said that the Social Bocce Group was formed 22 years ago and he thanked the founders Gino and Miranda Cencigh for their continued dedication in coordinating the Group’s activities. He emphasised that apart from organising bocce games they promote the preservation of a healthy social life and camaraderie.

Gino Cencigh also welcomed members and guests and was pleased to see a large number in attendance. He thanked Miranda for the work she has done over the years and members for their continued collaboration and friendship.

Finally, he thanked President Ben Sonego, Club Italia’s Committee and Mounties Board for their continued support over the years.

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CLUB ITALIA ABRUZZO BOCCE Abruzzo Bocce Group Luncheon held on Sunday 20 June 2021.

Tom Floro, President of Abruzzo Bocce Sub Club said that the Group started in 2003 and in 2013 he was elected President. He said they have 35 players who play bocce every Thursday afternoon at Club Italia and they have just as many followers in the group. To promote camaraderie he organises four functions each year for his members.

At Christmas Lunch he awards the formidable players as well as bestowing an award to every player in the group irrespective of their ranking.

He thanked members for their loyalty, encouragement and their ongoing support and thanked President, Ben Sonego and Club Italia’s Committee for their ongoing support.

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CLUB ITALIA CARDS SUPER RAMINO Club Italia Card competition held on 28 March 2021 was one of the best attended and most competitive.

Due to Covid-19 lockdown and not playing for 12 months players were disoriented, making mistakes galore and associated stress made the competition a grand spectacle.

Players with a cool head, a steady hand and a stealth approach had tuned themselves into competitive mode won on the day.

A great afternoon with camaraderie and refreshments.

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THE WINNERS WERE: 1st Stella Maugeri 2nd Lucio Pinoschi 3rd Giuseppe Boniciolli 4th Aldo Bardy 5th Filippo Ariti 6th Flavia Sonego

TRIGLAV CYCLING, BOCCE, CHESTNUTS CANBERRA RIDE STORY

wearing their Slovenian Australian Jersey

3 June 21- Report by Martha Magajna

The main event kicked off on Sunday morning, with everyone meeting for breakfast on the Kingston foreshore (near the Canberra Glassworks) for a warmup coffee and breakfast.

The restaurant was open for lunch and dinner at normal times. People came in increasing numbers, but they followed the rules carefully. They measured their temperature, recorded their data, and carefully adhered to the prescribed distance and the prescribed number at the tables in the dining room. Families with children chose a place outside on the terrace where children could play.

The bowling committee always makes sure that all bocce alleys are clean and tidy and the premises are disinfected before we start bowling.

Winter has begun, but the bocce players are still bravely

resisting the cold. In the past, we went on a bus trip to Goulburn to pick ripe chestnuts, but now we are quite happy if we buy these delicious forest fruits in the supermarket and our friend Jože Pahor bakes them in a homemade oven at the bowling courts.

And everybody was happy! Thank You, Jože !

Our walkers and runners had a nice 5-7km walk around the central loop also known as the 'bridge to bridge walk', commencing from Kingston and crossing the Kings Ave bridge to Commonwealth Park to then come back around through the international flags display and the official "Australians of The Year Walk" whilst taking in the Parliamentary Triangle, home to many of the city's national attractions.

The cyclists rode along the lake's edge completing all 3 loops and 30km of cycling. Riding through Jerrabomberra Wetlands

Nature Reserve and Duntroon, around to Government House via Commonwealth Park and then back to Kingston with a tyre change pit stop in between.

It was great to see so many people out and about across the weekend embracing the first event held in Canberra - ACT. Thank you to everyone who came and participated including Mr Andrej Kralj, from the Slovenian Embassy and John and Christine Falez for leading the ride. The events enjoyed by all are a great way to get out, be active, get healthy, catch up and make new friends.

Thank you again and looking forward to the next event.

CANBERRA RIDE STORY 30 May 21: Report by Kristina and Andrew Suber On Sunday, 30th May, the members of the Triglav Mounties Cycling club and the Slovenian Australian Community came together for a great weekend down in the nation's capital Canberra, enjoying a cycle/run/walk around Lake Burley Griffin, lots of food and great company. It was great to see new faces from NSW and ACT, and fantastic to see many people travelling from NSW to attend with many members

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HARBORD DIGGERS CHESS Owing to the Coronavirus and Covid-19 situation the chess playing activities of the Harbord Diggers Chess Club have been curtailed considerably.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2020 In March 2020 when chess playing activities were suspended because of the Coronavirus, the 2020 Club Championship Tournament was in progress. Chess activities were resumed in late October 2020 and we were able to complete the 2020 Club Championship event by Christmas 2020.

The Club Champion for 2020 was Shane Dibley and coming second and third respectively were Michael Courtney and James Burt.

CLUB BLITZ TOURNAMENT 2021 The first tournament for 2021 was the Blitz Championship, comprising games of five minutes per player and in equal first place were Shane Dibley and Thomas Ban. Shane Dibley won the play-off game. In third place was Sean McDonald.

SIMULTANEOUS EXHIBITION On 15 February 2021, Shane Dibley, our 2020 Club Champion conducted a Simultaneous Exhibition against 14 Club Members. Shane and the Club Members won six and eight games respectively.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Our Annual General Meeting was held on 22 February 2021 and Pam Hansen from the Harbord Advisory Council/ Mounties chaired the Meeting. The existing Office-Bearers were re-elected and Pam Hansen and Club President Chris Dimock presented the prizes and awards.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS 2021 In equal first position were Michael Courtney and Lucas Ni, a nine year old junior. The play-off resulted in a draw, so there were joint Club Champions for 2021. In equal third position were Chris Dimock, Hans Schwandl, David Cook, Jozsef Gonda and Bob Quek.

WINTER RAPID TOURNAMENT This tournament (25 minutes per player plus increments of 10 seconds per move) commenced on 17 May 2021and was scheduled for 18 weeks of play, but play ceased when the State Government introduced lockdown restrictions which are still in force at the time of writing this report.

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Leading scores when the tournament stopped were Michael Courtney 8, David Cook 7 ½, Chris Dimock 7.

CENTENARY SHIELD MATCH – HD CHESS CLUB V NORTHS CHESS CLUB The Little Board Match against norths chess club for the Centenary Shield has been a competition played every year since 2005 and in 2019 Harbord Diggers Chess Club won the competition, it being our second win in the history of the event.

MEMBERSHIP This year has seen our membership increase by twelve, three of whom are juniors.

WEBSITE Our Webmaster, Hugh Allen has been updating our website and it is well worth a visit at www.harborddiggerschessclub. org.au Enquiries are welcome. Call in at 7.30pm on Monday nights at the Community Room, Harbord Diggers/Mounties Club, 80 Evans Street, Freshwater or contact our President, Chris Dimock on 02 9905 3036 (H), 02 9221 8390 (W), 0412 052 399 (M) or email him at cjd@dimockslaw.com.au.

TOM ACCOLA Club Secretary

HARBORD DIGGERS CRIBBAGE We completed a full 10 weeks of the Autumn Roy Perri competition, which is a great feat these days of uncertainty. We had joint winners, John Fransen and Tony Richards. Lesley Fransen came second (one would question how husband and wife can get into the winner’s circle, he also being president and does the numbers!) and Georgie Poitras came third.

Some members are very competitive and the numbers for the rest of the members were very close.

of this trophy as Pat will be remembered for her dedication to the club.

I have had a good turn out each week, which they all need to be applauded considering the cold and wet rainy nights, all are not getting any younger.!!

A very large P.S.We are all sad because of the virus we have not played are great game cribbage for 2 months. I had notification at the end of last week one of our members passed away, good old Norm, he really enjoyed his evenings when he could play. His love of the game cribbage, and was very knowledgeable in all aspects, he will be sadly missed.

The winter Roy Perri competition started on the 17 June, and I am looking forward to seeing some new members as winners.

I purchased a trophy on the 15 June for the double’s competition. Last September at the AGM we all agreed that the name on the trophy would be Pat O’ Sullivan. I am proud

VALERIE BOULTON Treasurer

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HARBORD DIGGERS WOMEN'S BOWLING Until COVID-19 "struck" we had been playing bowls at Manly Bowling Club (known as "Diggers on the Park") since February 2016 waiting for our new green at Harbord Diggers. We were hoping to be back "home" early 2020 however the reconstruction of the bowling green at Harbord Diggers has not taken place to date.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and difficulties getting to the Manly club, unfortunately our members have not been able to play bowls since March last year.

2021 marks the 40th anniversary of Harbord Diggers Women's Bowling Cub. We had organised to mark this important milestone with a luncheon on Monday 30th August, however this was not possible: we are hoping we can celebrate it prior to the end of the year.

Our much-loved Patron, Betty Campbell, a founding member of the Club, continues to be a wonderful support to us all.

Last December we enjoyed our Christmas Party and would like to thank Karen and the staff at Harbord Diggers for the delicious Christmas lunch they prepared for us.

Our thanks to both Harbord Diggers and Mounties for their

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support during what has been an extremely difficult year for everyone.

We kept in touch with each other at a coffee morning once a month when restrictions eased, however this has not been possible for several months.

Whilst we are not able to see each other at present we keep in touch by phone, email or facetime.

We hope it won't be too long before life returns to "relatively" normal and we can once again enjoy the camaraderie we treasure and also the great game of bowls.

MARIE HARRADINE President

MARGARET MACHON Secretary

HARBORD DIGGERS TOASTMASTERS - DAYTIME Meetings continue on line via zoom. A small base of 7 to 8 members join with most members preferring to wait for return to face to face meetings. None the less, with this small number, there remains lots of enthusiasm and joviality.

Have started theme meetings again, each 1st meeting of the month.

August > funny hats. September > Mexican. October > 70s flower power. November > Melbourne Cup. To add interest and education, we have invited several experienced speakers to our meetings.

Contests: Speech contests on Club level will be held on the 30th September and Area level is to be held on the ……....... Our club will be hosting the Area contest which we are hoping to have face to face.

TWO OF OUR MEMBERS HAVE RECEIVED ACCOLADES WITHIN TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL:

Our new Vice President Public Relations, Giovanna Simonetti, is in the process of updating all our social media outlets and produced our first newsletter for the year.

Toast Masters International has ruled that any photos to be published, need a Photo Release form signed by the members. Hence we were not yet able to include any photos in this report We are surviving on zoom but looking forward to using the club room again. Stay safe.

LINDE OOSTERHOFF Secretary

● Don Turton was presented with an Achieved Status of Select Distinguished Area Director Jazzer Smith. This is a Commemorative Award based on showing courage to achieve and motivate others despite suffering great personal difficulties. Don has cerebral palsy. ● Sally Mollyneux was voted as Area Director of the Year.

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HARBORD DIGGERS TOASTMASTERS - EVENING In December 1970, a group of enthusiastic northern beaches residents formed a Toastmasters Club at Harbord Diggers. Despite the transition to Zoom based meetings, we continue to be an enthusiastic group with membership numbers growing.

In November 2020 the dopamine was flowing in the first meeting back face-to-face, it was a great buzz to be back face to face - and whilst we are briefly back to zoom meetings – we know we will be back stronger than ever when the doors open again at Harbord Diggers.

We have launched a new educational push, Ross had us on the edge of our seats with “intentional listening”, Laura Fagan taught us all about Body Language and guest speaker Mike Kano Mcillam gave us some Vocal Variety tips.

It’s been a big year for our members: new dogs and babies have enriched families, new members have joined HDTM, former members returned and most importantly we’ve had a lot of fun.

Last but not least, in June it was also time to elect a new exec team, Colm Fagan made way for our new President Anna Leadbetter and we are so excited to have her lead us in 2021/22

“I never expected to have sore cheeks from laughing so much at a Toastmasters meeting!” Anna Farr

We look forward to welcoming you at one of our meetings.

Please call Colm Fagan on 0402 556 554 for any queries.

OUR 2021 AWARD WINNERS ARE; ● Brad Nonnenmacher whose normal weapon of choice as an artist is his pen, however has communication and leadership gifts, landing him the “Toastmaster of the year” award. ● Hyunyi Wang has touched many hearts in our club, her persistence led her to win the “Most improved” award this year – the motto “showing up is half the battle” certainly rings true

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DANA FISCHER Vice President PR

MANLY BOWLING CLUB MEN'S BOWLING We managed to get our 2021 Graded Fours completed early in the year, one of our great Events as it puts different Grades together in the one game, 8 bowlers on the one rink giving their all.

The 2021 Graded fours were won by the Graham Lewis led side including Barry & Dianna Rothwell with Jill Wedgenaar in a close contest over Tom Wrathall, John Hirst, Jim McDonald & Graham Thomas.

2021 Pennants, Zone 9.

MBC managed to field 4 Grade sides again this year, all 48 bowlers playing a 10-week season, home and away games all over the Northers Beaches and North Shore. We managed to get to these numbers through the help of our Lady members, so a big thank you to all the Ladies that help out.

Our Grade 6 and 7 teams fought hard all year with mixed results. Grade 7 was filled with mostly new bowlers learning how to play as a team, they did well and will be much better for the experience. Grade 6 started very well, they were competitive against most teams but ran up against a few very powerful sides, especially Harbord who went through

the season undefeated.

Our grade 5 and grade 3 sides were very competitive and managed to get to their respective final round games with a chance to progress to the finals. Both missed out by the barest of margins on the day, just losing games by a few points; next year promises well for MBC. We have commenced our Major Singles, but the latest lockdown has ceased all play, hopefully we will be back on the Greens soon. All play has been on our new synthetic, thanks Mounties, which is a testament on how much everyone enjoys the surface.

DAVID WILLIAMS President

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MANLY WOMEN'S BOWLING 2021 began very positively when we returned to bowls in January after the Christmas Covid lockdown. No-one could have imagined how everything would change so dramatically within 6 months. Our club is so lucky to have such a friendly, supportive membership group that has remained strong and connected through these difficult times.

In February Maria Lind, our 2020 Singles Champion competed in the NSW Champion of Club Champions Singles at Asquith Bowling Club. In March, Annie BowenOld and Sally Hammerton, the winners of our Pairs Championship represented our club at the NSW Champion of Club Champions Pairs at Club Merrylands. We thank the Mounties for their support of our players in these extremely competitive events. At this stage the 2021 events have been postponed to November, but we will have to wait to see if they eventuate.

Fortunately, we were able to complete our Major Singles Championships early in 2021 and then our Pairs Championship immediately after Pennants. Since late in June, with the Delta strain in Sydney, we have been in lockdown and disappointedly no bowling for anyone. We are hopeful some of our remaining Club Championship events can be completed this year.

After the disappointment of the 2020 season, everyone was excited to begin Pennants. The club entered four teams, one in each grade (one of only 2 clubs in our district to do so), in the Manly-Warringah District Pennant Competition.

Thank you to Mounties for opening the club earlier to allow us to play home and away games. Next year we hope for a less disrupted season which will enable us to have our training sessions once again and thus be more competitive.

In May our club held a Special General Meeting to vote on the unification of WBNSW and BNSW. The ladies voted unanimously in favour of unification. The overall result announced at the NSW Special General Meeting was also in favour. We look forward to seeing our sport strengthen and grow under the new entity, Bowls New South Wales Limited. Our AGM, due to be held in early August, has been postponed but we are ready to go as soon as restrictions for our club are lifted.

A special thank you to Jenny McNevin who has worked tirelessly to help our club with planning and organizing so much this past year. Also, a thank you to Simon and the staff at Manly Bowling Club who have been so helpful and supportive, especially throughout the Pennants season.

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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS ● 2021 Major Singles: • Winner: Annie-Bowen-Old • Runner-up: Kate Walsh ● 2021 Pairs: • Winner: Aileen McLelland and Janet McLeod • Runner-up: Annie Bowen-Old and Sally Hammerton

CAROLYN GERRARD Secretary

CLUB WYONG LAWN BOWLS Well, what can I say about my first year as President. It wasn’t what anyone could envisage.

You are all aware over the past years we have had to be mostly self-sufficient in keeping our club going, this was achieved by hard work, generosity from all our members’.

When Covid hit in 2020 we had enough finances in hand to keep us afloat in the hard times.

Our Patrons, Thea McFadden & June McBurney gave us a nice Patron’s Day, followed by a lovely lunch prepared by Eleanor Syron and her helpers.

Normally our calendar is very full, but we only managed to get a few of these days in. Our Club Championships were played, congratulations to all winners. Got a couple of Nominated Days in. We represented our Club in Pennants not successful, but enjoyed the friendship with the other clubs involved.

A big thank you to my committee and each member for stepping up when needed. Thanks and special mention to Maree Stacey for the great job filling the position of Secretary. Lyn Whiley for keeping our garden looking good and Sandra Howarth looking after our Welfare, well done ladies.

As yet we have not had the privilege to know just what is ahead for us with the Mounties, each time a meeting is organised we go back into lock down. Thank you Mounties and fellow bowlers, stay safe but most of all keep good health and look out for each other.

BERYL BRADBURY President

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CLUB WYONG TOASTMASTERS Wyong Toastmasters Club was Chartered on the 6th of May 2008. Club Number 1174686. We meet on the 1st, 3rd, 5th Friday of the month, from 10.30am- 12.30pm at Club Wyong.

The core values of Wyong Toastmasters are, Integrity, Respect, Service and Excellence.

The Mission Statement of Wyong Toastmasters is, ‘We provide a supportive and positive learning experience in which the members are empowered to develop communication and leadership skills, resulting in greater self-confidence and personal growth.’

The last two years has been a big learning curve for the whole of Australia in many ways. We in Toastmasters have had to learn new skills such as holding our meetings online instead of face to face.

We are fortunate that we have great leaders in Australia and with the help of Toastmasters International, we survived the first Covid-19 pandemic with some member loss, our speech contests were conducted online.

I believe we came out the other side more educated on holding online meetings, but just as we were getting back to our normal face to face meetings the pandemic struck again. We were more prepared for it the second time and reverted easily to online meetings once again.

Wyong Toastmasters has held its Executive Committee Elections and the new committee is as listed below: President - Debbie King DTM Immediate Past President - Martin Beggs Vice President of Education (VPE) - Megan Pascoe

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Treasurer - Adam Dorrington Secretary - Megan Pascoe Vice President of Membership (VPM) - Margaret Young Vice President of Public Relations (VPPR) - Martin Beggs Sergeant at Arms (SAA) - Joel Gillan We have appointed a Club Coach for the new Toastmaster year in the form of Jan Cummings DTM. Jan is a very experienced Toastmaster, and she will be working with the club to boost our membership.

Wyong Toastmasters are looking forward to the future as a sub-club of the Mounties Group as both organizations I believe share the same goals.

BUDGEWOI NETBALL CLUB With a delayed start thanks to Covid, our condensed 2020 season kicked off on the 18th July with tight restrictions.

A few months prior you wouldn’t have thought it was possible but every week our 127 members navigated the fences at Baker Park while our parents and supporters cheered on from a safe distance. As a local community club, netball for us has always been about providing a safe and positive environment for girls and ladies to have fun with friends and enjoy sport but getting a few wins along the way isn’t too bad either. Of our 14 teams (10 of which were competitive) we had 7 teams make the finals series including all four of our senior teams!

Special mention to our Cadet 2 team, Kestrels who ended the season undefeated Minor and Major Premiers.

Fast forward to 2021 and our current season started with a bang! 2021 marks 60 years of netball for Wyong District Netball Association and we were proud to return for our 48th year. Our club fielded 15 teams this year ranging from

u7s all the way to Division 11. We managed to get in an unobstructed 9 rounds of the season before Covid reared its head and put us on an extended mid-season break. Prior to the break we saw some very impressive results with 8 of our 12 competition teams in potential finals positions. One stand out team so far has been our u10 Orioles who since forming last year, having never played netball before, are continuing their undefeated run from 2020 and looking good to be premiers in their first year of competition!

Looking forward to the back half of the season and cannot wait until we can step foot on court again!

THERESE DIBLEY

ALLIRA SMITH-CONNOR

Vice President

President

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Sub Club CONTACTS MOUNTIES Athletics Ralph Burkhadrt 0403 063 0616

Lawn bowls – Ladies Peter Beach 0401 593 047 Greg Ryan 0415 236 255

Cricket John Araco 0407 202 007 Josie Ferraro 0439 536 985

Netball Lyn King 0418 606 612

Darts Les Miller 0415 897 144 Joe Steinwede 0428 412 894 Euchre Carl Hegney 02 9607 7774 0407 262 394 Fifties Plus Pat Soulie 02 9604 2372 0408 600 144 Fishing Warren Rankin 0432 680 537 Golf - Seniors Lou Trofa 0404 829 014 Golf - Social Davis Mohr 0401 340 610 Hockey Tammy Bashford 0447 281 310 Indoor Bowls Milton Sargent 0458 772 222 Joggers Mark Privitera 0425 376 127 Junior Soccer Sebastian Giglo 0411 315 800 Steve Soares 0414 348 413

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Rugby League Chris Hutchinson 0405 187 416 Try Time - Rugby League Meagan Smith 0457 406 360 Physical Culture & Dance Samantha Indrele 0425 368 602 Kerrie Thompson 0425 290 194 Snooker & Billiards Larry Roser 0412 998 131 Softball / Teeball Narelle Mostowyj O434 410 340 Jenny McNevin 0403 065 266 Softball State League Peter Wakefield 0433 314 745 Swimming Nicholas Rispoli 0427 674 404 Maria Quilter 0409 901 453 Table Tennis Stephen Duong 0412 136 888 Toastmasters Frank Duardo 0407 807 907 Wanderers FC Steve Soares 0414 348 413

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Bridge Jill Eyre 0416 029 895

Bocce Social Gino Cencigh 02 9709 5445

Chess Chris Dimock 02 9221 8390 or 0412 053 399

Bocce Senior John Olic 02 9610 3307

Cribbage Val Boulton 0448 540 000

Cards Tony Zorzit 02 9797 8120

Garden Club Pam Hansen 0412 427 048 Lorraine Dean 0429 038 860

CLUB WYONG

Women’s Bowling Club Maria Harradine 02 9401 4601 or 0448 282 939 Toastmasters - Evening Laura Fagan 0405 283 316 Anja Stride 0417 208 177 Toastmasters - Daytime Helen Blaxland

Fishing William Van Donk 0418 306 658 Snooker Peter Strickland (02) 4353 1215 Lawn Bowls Maree Stacy 0411 038 692 Toastmasters Martin Beggs 0414 734 484

0412 900 404

HALEKULANI

MANLY BOWLING CLUB

Lawn Bowls - Women's Robyn Deane 0402 110 096

Lawn Bowls - Men’s David Williams 0408 218 909 Lawn Bowls – Women’s Joan Ryan 0412 079 996

TRIGLAV Bocce Martha Magajna 02 9609 6054 Cycling Club Walter Suber 0418 322 700 FE-FC Holden Car Club Sharyn Jordan 0402 459 186

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Lawn Bowls – Men’s Paul Cosman 0405 065 059 Budgewoi Netball Therese Dibley 02 4390 2135 Golf Club Mike Miller 0448 206 200

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