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Anonymous

Years ago

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Rhea13 you say players are leaving, which age groups and are they bit part players looking for more time or good players as all clubs have churn, doesn't mean anything about the club unless they are good players leaving

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Anonymous

Years ago

Here are two legends of Australian Basketball Lindsay and Andrew Gaze. Their names are the first most people recall if you mention the Melbourne Tigers.

One of the things I like to do is watch good coaches – coach. I’ve certainly learned more about the game of basketball from watching Lindsay & Andrew in action. I’ve been fortunate to also watch other coaches like Nick Abdicevic or Nigel Purchase in action as well as they take skills sessions each Friday morning or coach high level representative teams.

All of these coaches have a philosophy that guides their actions in helping athletes “prepare, develop and improve their sporting performance” Special Olympics Coaching Guide

Probably my first tip for all coaches is to watch other coaches in action and ask what can I learn and use from this?

Congratulations also to David Watson the director of the boys Melbourne Tigers club for his support of the coaches of the junior teams in strengthening their general coaching skills.

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Anonymous

Years ago

The above comment is an ignorant statement and is also disrespectful .
I have been a parent of both a boy and girl at Melbourne(no longer there due to logistics, so not a biased parent by any means)
And I can tell you now that the coaches at Melbourne work harder
On developing the players than at other clubs the kids have
Played at. Funny we went to a rival club where a high
Profile coach used a different exit to the parents.
I would guess over the last 5 years my kids would have
Completed over 50 6.30am sessions with either
Nick (doc) and Nigel purchase, Johnno goodman.
Nicky Simpson in the girls 12s works harder and
Cares for the kids more than anyone I have seen.
My son has trained with all these so called poached
Melb players who have gone onto higher honours
Through natural ability and bloody hard work
With nick getting up 3 times a week at 5.30am
To be there. Get off their backs with cheap shots
They are also genuinely nice people who care about the kids

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Anonymous

Years ago

Worker - I'm actually the asst couch for Dandy's U12 girls. Melbourne was a big surprise defeating Bulleen & Knox b2b to reach the grand final. For most of the season the 12 girls was Dandenong, Knox, Nunawading & Bulleen (in no particular order) as the clear top 4 until Melbourne came on strong in the late part of the season. We'd beaten and been beaten by Knox, Nuna & Bulleen so even though we finished 4th we always thought if we played to our potential we'd have a pretty good shot. We'll have to play well again to beat Melbourne

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Years ago

SOUTHERN TIGERS BASKETBALL ASSOC Inc EXTERNAL TRIALS Sunday 3rd August 2008 Where: Morphett Vale Basketball Stadium Wilfred Taylor Reserve, States Road, Morphett Vale The Southern Tigers Basketball Association is holding external trials for the up-coming 2008/2009 District Season. These trials are open to Girls and Boys who are looking to play in our District teams and are for the purpose of assessing their ability to play at the level required of a district player Trials are open to anyone currently playing mini ball, school or social basketball and district players currently playing with another club who wish to continue their playing career with the Tigers. Anyone who wishes to tryout for a team should attend the trials in the relevant age groups listed hereunder. Following the initial trials the Club will hold a further training session in August, (times/dates will be advised on the trial day). The times for the trial periods for each age grade are listed hereunder. Please arrive 30 minutes early so that you can be registered first. You will need to bring your own basketball. Boys and Girls trial on separate courts and there is no trial fee. The times are as follows: UNDER 10S (BORN 01/00) Time 8.30am to 9.30am UNDER 12S (BORN 98/99) Time 9.30am to 10.30am UNDER 14S (BORN 96/97) Time 10.30am to 11.30pm UNDER 16S (BORN 94/95) Time 11.30pm to 12.30pm UNDER 18S (BORN 92/93) Time 12.30pm to 1.30pm UNDER 20S (BORN 91/90) Time 12:30pm to 1:30pm If you have any queries or if you are unable to attend but would like to be considered for a spot on a team with the Tigers please phone 8326 7717 or register your details on the Clubs website. Email: admin@southerntigers.com.au Website: www.southerntigers.com.au

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