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25.01.2022 Hi All As the end of season and our AGM fast approach, we need to start preparing for 2020. This year there are three Management Positions up for nomination and all our Operational positions will be declared vacant. If you have been thinking about becoming more involved with our wonderful club, now is your opportunity. Positions available:... Management Committee Nominations Due 17th September 2020 President Treasurer Netball Operations Operational Positions Nominations Due 1st October 2020 Registrar Coaching Coordinator Umpiring Convenor Uniform Officer Equipment Officer Fundraising Officer Social Media For more information on these positions, please see attached nomination forms or have a chat to any of our current committee members. If you wish to nominate for any of these positions, please complete the attached nomination form and return via email to [email protected] by the due dates as stated above. Our AGM will be held on Thursday 15th October 2020, 7pm at the shed . All are welcome and encouraged to come.Bring your chair

23.01.2022 COVID UPDATE For netball to continue we need to all be sure we are being vigilant in Social distancing ... If you have ANY symptoms of sickness PLEASE STAY HOME NO sharing of drink bottles NO high fives NO huddles Western Districts Netball has had a reported case of Covid. We would all love for our season to continue so PLEASE if you are at our courts or Caboolture courts remember the simple rules to help STOP the spread!!

23.01.2022 < SILLY SOCK DAY this Saturday to help raise funds for the Creating Confidence program! This has been a colourful fundraiser where we’ve been able to see you...r wildest, whackiest, brightest socks all for a good cause. Silly Sock Day this Saturday, October 31st - donations will be collected in an envelope attached to your score boards. Make sure to take lots of photos and tag us @caboolturenetball

23.01.2022 Good luck to all our Jets competing at State Age and our amazing umpires keeping the games run safely. This is what we all work so hard for. #gojets

21.01.2022 ONLINE REGISTRATIONS ARE OPEN Please be mindful that a lot of people will be trying to register today. So if the system is slow, please be patient.

20.01.2022 We’re not out of the woods yet so please remember your social distancing to help keep us on court this season. Elbow bumps, foot taps, and extra loud cheering is perfect! Make sure to sign in using the QR codes. #covidsafe #caboolturenetball #saturdaysarefornetball

20.01.2022 Our youngest players in Net 1. Jets Daisy verse Jets Daffodil today

16.01.2022 A Message From Netball Queensland. The decision has been made to further delay the Online Registrations until Friday the 15th of January. Please note that this decision was not made lightly, however we did feel it to be the best course of action.... The reason behind this is due to some affiliate clubs being added after the association had created the competition. Due to a highly automated registration process in the NetballConnect platform, this has meant that some associations and clubs are not seeing their competitions. World Sport Action is working furiously to reinstate those competitions to each organisation so everyone has full visibility.

15.01.2022 Today’s our CNA day Raffle $2 each or 3 for $5 Raffle 1st prize - ... -Signed firebirds training singlet - firebirds chair - firebirds ball - meat tray Drawn at 3pm Winner - Gaynor Jets 1

15.01.2022 CNA Day Raffle prize 2 - For the Dad’s $2 each ,3 for $5 ... - meat tray - Qld pool snooker cue - chair -pool toys - cricket set Drawn at 3pm today Winner - Jodie

15.01.2022 Hi All Reminder As the end of season and our AGM fast approach, we need to start preparing for 2020. This year there are three Management Positions up for nomination and all our Operational positions will be declared vacant. If you have been thinking about becoming more involved with our wonderful club, now is your opportunity. Positions available:... Management Committee Nominations Due 17th September 2020 President Treasurer Netball Operations Operational Positions Nominations Due 1st October 2020 Registrar Coaching Coordinator Umpiring Convenor Uniform Officer Equipment Officer Fundraising Officer For more information on these positions, please nomination forms or have a chat to any of our current committee members. If you wish to nominate for any of these positions, please complete the nomination form and return via email to [email protected] by the due dates as stated above. Our AGM will be held on Thursday 15th October 2020, 7pm at the shed . All are welcome and encouraged to come.Bring your chair

14.01.2022 Silly Sock Day 2020 is coming up! October 31st we will have the craziest socks on our courts in support of the Creating Confidence program in our association. A...ll players, coaches, managers, supporters, umpires, and officials are invited to break out their silliest pair of socks for game day (yep, even for your semi final!) and bring a gold coin donation to help fundraise for this incredible cause! See more

10.01.2022 Applications for coaching roles in our Representative program for 2021 are now live! Click on the link below or find it on our website under the 'Get Involved>Coaches' tab. Applications close November 2nd. https://bit.ly/3jqN1En

10.01.2022 ALL SPORTS PARENTS NEED TO READ THIS: 70% of kids drop out of their sport before age 13 because of these 4 reasons: Yes, you read it right, 70% of all kids qu...it organized sports by the age of 13, and the number one reason they cite is that it is not fun anymore. There can be a few reasons why kids drop out early: 1. Over zealous parents - Parents are fueled by their talented kid to spend all their time and money on pursuing the kids sports career. They feel the more, the better, when in fact it’s that continual push that can at most times send their kid over the edge. They also seem to panic when other kids the same age as theirs might be winning or doing better, so they make changes in coaches (-also known as 'coach hopping') and add on more tournaments. 2. Too much competition at a young age - Burn out and over playing can occur at a very early age. Kid’s that compete too much and too early are in the 70% category of quitting a sport sooner than later. Too much competition at a young age also means that they are not busy doing the things they should be doing more of, like athletic skill and technical development. 3. It’s not fun anymore - The kid doesn’t enjoy playing anymore due to the loss of fun. They are always practicing or playing matches. Also, the pressure and more attention to simply ‘winning’ applied by coach an/or parent. The fun is simply drained out of it because of 'win at all cost' coaches and over-pressuring parents. Kids also start to see their friends having more fun having more balance in their lives, playing other sports and going to friends houses, fun activities etc.. Always remember what the number 1 reason was why kids started to play a particular sport - because it’s FUN. 4. Too high expectations - When a kid is extremely talented at a young age or showing great potential, a lot of parents will be constantly told how brilliant or great their kid is. This is the mistake of society. Kids are put on pedestals way before they have earned it or should have. Ridiculous as it may sound, but here in the United States, I have heard parents of kids under the age of 12 years talking to University and college coaches about getting their kid to go there! And while I’m on that subject, parents pulling their kids out of school before 14, what are you thinking? Give your kids Balance and Education for as long as possible! It's understandable that Sometimes arrangements in time scheduling need to be made, but pulling a kid from the classroom permanently at these ages does more harm than good. Conclusion: The most important thing as a parent or coach, is to always make sure the kid is having FUN. I would recommend that both the parent and coach provide the balance to this equation. Parents, your role is simple: Just be there to lend unconditional love and support. Also, remember to let the coach, coach. Have some integrity and patience, stop the coach hopping and thinking the grass is always greener when another kid does well. Most of all - Let you kid decide if they still find it fun. It should and always be their choice. Coaches, make sure the vital stages of athlete/player development are adhered too. But most important of all, help develop their love for the game as well as their life skills. Enjoy the journey. - Allistair McCaw #ChampionMinded Champion Minded: Achieving Excellence in Sports and Life https://www.amazon.com//069279154X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Ij

07.01.2022 Padded post protectors are essential to safeguard players against potential injuries and we are the proud owners of 4 brand new sets of HART International Post Pads in a very visible bright yellow colour! We also have exciting new training equipment 2 x HART four-sided return throwers. All of our players have been having a lot of fun while also improving their hand/eye coordination.... A big thank you to Moreton Bay Regional Council who contributed financially towards the purchase of these items through their Local Community Support Grant July 2020. Moreton Bay Regional Council

06.01.2022 With our season now extended and games being played well into the warmer summer months; sun protection is even more important. Moreton Bay Regional Council provided Burpengary Jets Netball Club Inc. $2,000.00 towards the purchase of 2 portable, club branded, sun shelters through their Community Equipment Grants Program 2019/2020. Thank you so much Moreton Bay Regional Council

05.01.2022 Congratulations to Mia M for achieving her National C Umpiring badge last night! Mia has been working so hard over the last 12 months to get to this point. We are so very proud of you!

05.01.2022 Club Culture. One thing that is so important to us at Jets. Last night Jets 1 invited some of the youngersters to train with them. Fun was had by all the girls, and I'm sure they all learnt a little too.

04.01.2022 AND.. we're back! Did you miss us? We are excited to be announcing our Junior Representative preseason programs starting November 2020! Both our Development and... Learn to be a Snake programs will be running throughout November with trials to follow in December. Our Development Program will be joined by local legend, State level Coach and ex-Firebirds player, Simone Nalatu! Check it out: Learn to be a Snake (players born 2010-2013) click here -http://www.caboolture.qld.netball.com.au/content.aspx|66930f U12s-15s Development Program (players born 2009-2006) click here - https://bit.ly/2ICmZkD Make sure to register, tell your friends to register, mark all the calendars you can find, and stay connected or any updates!

03.01.2022 Applications for all sub committee roles.

03.01.2022 Thanks to our wonderful donations for the Jets raffle on the CNA roster day we were able to have a very successful day. Thanks to Mahalia &Dominique for the signed Firebirds singlet, Aussie Homeloans for the Firebirds chair, Aywon Billiards for the Qld pool cue , BCF Rothwell , The Squealing Pig & Marjax Meats Rothwell. Thank you ... Aywon Billiards Aussie The Squealing Pig Marjax Meats BCF - Boating, Camping, Fishing Queensland Firebirds See more

03.01.2022 Application for Netball operations manager.

02.01.2022 Important Announcement: In light of the recent positive Covid test at Western Districts Netball Assoc. (Graceville) we appeal to players and spectators to be ...extra vigilant with their social distancing and hygiene practices. This is especially important this weekend when we are at the CNA courts as there is a BMX event close by expecting a large crowd. With Covid Safety Plans in place sporting events can continue and adherence to those plans by those attending either BMX or netball is paramount. Please note this may impact parking so ensure you give yourselves extra time. Wearing of masks, although not mandatory, is welcomed and suggested as a further means of decreasing transmission. If anyone planning to attend CNA games is in anyway unwell please get tested and self isolate until you have a negative result. You may also want to consider only having one supporter present this weekend. Sport is valuable to maintaining mental health so continuation has many benefits, therefore remember to ‘Check in, Get in, Play and Get out’. See more

02.01.2022 Application for treasurer.

01.01.2022 Application for president