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The 15th Annual Hunter Region Sporting Hall of Fame ceremony was held on Sunday 21 May 2006. These awards pay tribute to some of the region’s sporting champions. One of those sporting champions inducted into the Hall of Fame was Wests member Ray Wright.
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A welcome return to all. Trust everyone enjoyed a happy Christmas and a relaxing holiday break.
Our Exhibition day last October was very successful and to all those ladies who were responsible, please accept our thanks and appreciation.
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Central Newcastle Swimming Club
Race Night Fridays from October to March at Lambton Pool Races start at 6pm
- The Club is open for membership for swimmers, officials, volunteers as well as competing and non-competing adults. Members can compete in swimming championships
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Shortland waters was the next round on the 22/07/07. Where the winners were: |
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We have had a very busy and eventful year and hope 2008 will be as successful.
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Phoenix Sports Social Golf Club - http:\\phoenix.sprts.googlepages.com
Welcome to a new golfing year for all our members.
The Social golf club now has its own website for all the latest results, stories and the full golfing program for the year. Just visit http:\\phoenix.sprts.googlepages.com. You can also get details on the website about becoming a member which is open to men, ladies and juniors (over 14y.o).
Club Champion 2008
Congratulations to Rick Ryan who has taken out this year’s Club Championship, held over three rounds at Waratah GC, Nelson Bay GC and Shortland Waters GC. Rick had a net score of 211 for the three rounds and shaded runner-up Wayne Morgan by 4 strokes.
Next game is at Kurri Golf Club on 25th May (7.45am tee off) and is the qualifying round for the Match Play knockout competition. Good luck everyone.
Central Coast Weekend
Don’t forget our planned weekend of golf on 23rd |
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West Leagues entered one team (B6) in City & Suburban Senior Competition for season 2005/06. After 21 rounds, our record was 10 wins, 8 losses, 2 draws, 1 tie and 44 points to finish 4th. The semi final was against Heaton Warriors. Batting first, West scored 9/99 from 35 overs, with Heaton Warriors winning by 8 wickets in 27 overs.
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As 2007 season finishes we can look back on the past year. Wests First, Reserve and Open Grades contributing to winning the Club Championship (Mal Woolford trophy) after a very close contest. First Grade bowed out in the elimination semi final and Reserve Grade and Open Grades were Minor Premiers. On Grand Final day after two entertaining games, Reserve Grade came away with the trophy defeating Cessnock. unfortunately our Open Grade team lost to Wyong.
It was great effort by all teams and we look forward to an even better year in 2008.
Presentation night was a good chance for the players to talk about the season gone and the new season coming.
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More than 40 riders and 10 support people set out on the 11th annual Wests Cycle Classic in March.
Since it began, riders of the Wests Cycle Classic have pedalled more than 7,000 kilometres through some of New South Wales’ toughest terrain just so they an raise funds for the Rescue Helicopter. The Group handed over $70,000 this year making its contribution more than $570,000 since 1995
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Please click on the link below for the full list of Wests Football players from 1951 to 2005. |
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At the time of writing this report we are in the last part of the season with just two games to go before the semi finals. Of our 28 teams this year, eight are in the mini age groups of U/7s, 8s and 9s, which are non-competitive and have no semi finals. Theses age groups are used as coaching years preparing the players of the future. When you have some spare time on a Saturday morning drop in down to Kentish ovals and become refreshed when you see the smiling faces of our future champions enjoying their games. |
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