Cobar’s junior representative netball teams have been given a boost with the donation of equipment and uniforms under a new Netball NSW ‘Sister City Association’ arrangement with the Newcastle Netball Association. The agreement aims to help smaller rural clubs with things like umpire/coaching accreditation. The Cobar juniors have recently received some second-hand balls and uniforms from the Newcastle Netball Association. Club president Bethany Thomas said they are yet to meet with the Newcastle committee to discuss other ways where they can help. Pictured above are the Under 14s representative squad and their coaches Hayley Walker and Bethany Thomas with the donated balls and uniforms.
Cobar’s junior representative netball teams have been given a boost with the donation of equipment and uniforms under a new Netball NSW ‘Sister City Association’ arrangement with the Newcastle Netball Association. The agreement aims to help smaller rural clubs with things like umpire/coaching accreditation. The Cobar juniors have recently received some second-hand balls and uniforms from the Newcastle Netball Association. Club president Bethany Thomas said they are yet to meet with the Newcastle committee to discuss other ways where they can help. Pictured above are the Under 14s representative squad and their coaches Hayley Walker and Bethany Thomas with the donated balls and uniforms.
Three of Cobar’s junior netball players, Allira Hurst, Hannah Carroll and Madasan Taylor competed at the Netball NSW State Age Netball carnival at Campbelltown from July 1-3. The State Age Championships, one of the largest female sporting events in the Southern Hemisphere, was first held in 1968. This year’s event attracted […]
The Cobar Netball Association Under 14s representative and the Intermediate netball teams played their first representative games of the season on Sunday in Parkes. The girls took to the courts decked out in their new club uniforms purchased with a do-nation from Peak Gold Mines. The Cobar sides played games […]
