Our website lady signed off a bit early last night while there was still some action at the WDNA Rep Dinner.
More Rangers girls were collecting awards:
Challenge Cup – 13 Years Red Most Valuable Player – SOPHIE JENKINS
Challenge Cup – 12 Years Black Coach’s Award – GRACE BOBBERMIEN
Just recapping our other girls:
State Age – 14 Years Coach’s Award – REBEKAH ROUNDS
State Age – 13 Years Coach’s Award – ALANAH JENKINS
Posted in Rep Netball
At the WDNA Representative Dinner tonight our Rangers girls were in the awards:
Alanah Jenkins received the ‘Coach’s Award’ for 13 Years State Age
Rebekah Rounds received the ‘Coach’s Award’ for 14 Years State AgeWell done girls!
Posted in Rep Netball
Thank you to everyone who came and helped us celebrate a wonderful season. Our lovely magazine can be downloaded from the website – look under ‘links’ on the right hand side.
Congratulations to our Major Award winners:
MOST VALUED NON-COMPETITIVE TEAM – Rangers 19, 10 Years Div 2 – Coached by Karina Jones
MOST VALUED JUNIOR TEAM – Rangers 9, 13 Years Div 1 – Coached by Linda Jenkins / Susan Bamford
MOST VALUED SENIOR TEAM – Rangers 6, 14/15 Years Div 2 – Coached by Danelle Spasojevic
COACH OF THE YEAR – Keiran Gilmore
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR – Suze O’Brien
ROOKIE UMPIRE – Anna Humphreys
RISING STAR – Abby Douglas
MOST VALUED JUNIOR PLAYER – Alanah Jenkins
MOST VALUED INTERMEDIATE PLAYER – Rebekah Rounds
MOST VALUED SENIOR PLAYER – Stephanie Dyer
JUNIOR RANGER – Sophie Barton
SENIOR RANGER – Samantha Leaso
Posted in Club
What an exciting day for Grand Final Day and last day for all games. Rangers is very proud of all of girls who after 15 fixtures and 2 finals made their way to the grand finals. As usual our girls played in the spirit of the game and play hard til the last whistle. Win or loose it was nice to see the smiles on all our girls faces.
Rangers 14 – 12 Yrs Div 4 with a similar team that came one short of the grand final went one stop better this year. They were up against a very strong St Joseph’s team and at the half time break were even. In what was a tightly fought contest they came were pipped at the post. Great effort girls – one step further next year if your Manager and Coach can stand the strain.
Ranger 9 – 13 Yrs Div 1 had a few hiccups to start with one player unable to attend and then their shooter becoming injured in the warm up. Thank you to Grace Bobbermien from Rangers 12 -who helped fill the gap. The girls were unable to get over the top of a Joeys team that hasn’t lost a game. The girls can feel proud that they gave everything and looked spent a the end of the game. Great effort girls!
Rangers 8 14/15 Yrs Div 6 – have had a fantastic season with the coach Sharon Serow saying she has had one of the best season coaching. These girls also had a few injuries and came against a Stuartholme team that had half the school on the side line. The atmosphere was electric and our girls struggled to gain any momentum and were unable to get on top. Great effort girls to finish Minor Premiers and make the grand final.
Rangers 7 14/15 Yrs Div 5 – With Sam and Sarah and a very huge crowd supporting them the girls looked ready to shine. However the St Joseph’s team were just better one the day. How impressive, this team has only come together this year and have made the grand final. Wow what can they do next year!
OK all the work is done so lets Celebrate tomorrow at Presentation Day!
Come down and support our teams in the Grand Finals.
WEST will be holding a sausage sizzle to thank all the wonderful volunteers for their fantastic efforts during the Challenge Carnival. So all those Rangers volunteers who assisted treat yourself to a free lunch between 10.00am-11.00am at the WDNA tents.
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Please find attached the draw for Saturday. Grand Final Times 2014
Please note that there will be a presentation by WDNA after each round. This includes the non-competitive teams. So please make your way to the front of the club house after your games.
Posted in Games
Times for games this weekend are the same as last Saturday for finals and all non-competitive teams. We have four teams in the finals:
WEST will be holding a sausage sizzle to thank all the wonderful volunteers for their fantastic efforts during the Challenge Carnival. So all those Rangers volunteers who assisted treat yourself to a free lunch between 10.00am-11.00am at the WDNA tents.
Posted in Games
In the all the finals excitement we forgot to mention our umpires were busy obtaining their level 1 Accreditation in late August. Thanks to the Queensland Government for providing the $9,5730.00 to conduct umpire accreditation training we were able to fund our umpires.
Sharon Serow, Emily Serow, Alanah Jenkins, Sophie Jenkins, Gabby Mansfield, Claire Pritchard and Emily Turner got up early on a Sunday morning to attend this course. We were fortunate that our our A Badged Umpires, Caroline Stevens and Susan Bamford, were able to present – not sure if we a biased but pretty sure they were the best presenters ever!
What a great opportunity for our umpires to continue to develop their knowledge and skills. Well done to all involved.
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Big thank you to all the supporters who turned out to cheer our girls! Every Rangers game had a very full spectator bench. Well done to all our teams who played hard with good sportsmanship – just as Rangers girls do!
Rangers 14 – John Dobrenov’s girls were the first to kick off the day at 9am. Both teams got off to a shaky start with the Grand Final next weekend in sight. In what started out as a tight game against Centenary – scores at 9 all at half time. Our Rangers girls showed true determination to run away with it in the end, winning 21-11.
Rangers 13 – Kim Gardner’s team were next and came up against a very determined Sapphires team. This team has saved their best netball for the last games and should be very proud with their season having made the Prelim Finals. Every girl on the court gave their absolute best effort but unfortunately the other team was better on the day.
Rangers 9 – Linda Jenkins & Susan Bamford’s team were playing Lakers, a team they had never beaten. After an anxious start with their GS falling ill, a reserve was found in Gabby Mansfield (thanks for stepping up when asked Gabby). At three quarter time they were two in front and played hard for the whole quarter to knock Lakers confidence and came away with a convincing win 35-27.
Rangers 6 -Danelle Spasojevic’s team were up against St Joesphs in what was a very fast paced game of netball. They got off to a slow start and were down by 10 goals at half time. With true Rangers spirit they dug deep and put in a huge effort to only fall short by 1 goal at the final hooter – another couple of minutes and we’d have had them. What a brilliant game girls, you can be proud that you gave it everything right to the last minute.
Rangers 7 – Sam Leaso & Sarah Blythe’s girls have had a brilliant season and were only just pipped last week to finish 2nd on the ladder. In a very tight game against Kenmore Baptist which had the spectators chewing their nails, our girls showed composure in the closing minutes to come away with a win by 1 goal.
Umpires – Susan, Caroline, Emily T, Nicola, Emily S; once again these ladies were doing us proud having been asked by WDNA to officiate in the finals .
Posted in Games
🥳Enjoy your final games for the 2020 season tomorrow Team Rangers!🥳
Don’t forget to wear crazy socks/hair and end the season in style.
#oneteamteamrangers
Two sleeps until our final game for 2020. Let’s bring out our craziest socks and hair to celebrate 💛💚Let’s enjoy our last game of the season and have some fun
There’s no training tonight (unless you’ve been notified directly by your coach/team manager).
In the meantime, here’s a flashback to last week’s crazy socks/hair training session 💚💛
Please check the fixture to see if there have been any changes to your game for Saturday:
www.westerndistricts.qld.netball.com.au/common/pages/public/rv/draw.aspx?entityid=39344
We have two more lovely and worthy recipients of The Outdoor Club Graceville Rangers Core Value Awards;
- Eve from Team 30. Eve is the team’s 100% all round netballer. She is a triple threat with spirit, attitude and enthusiasm! Eve also has an infectious smile and oozes happiness when she trains and plays. She is a wonderful asset to the team and a pleasure to coach.
- Sicily from Team 26. Sicily is a fair, supportive and overall great team player. She is always encouraging her teammates, she plays fair and always plays her best. Sicily is so positive and always shows up to games and training. She even came to the game with a moon boot on to cheer on her team!!!
Congratulations Eve and Sicily! 🥳💚💛
Thanks to The Outdoor Club Graceville for sponsoring our award.
This week’s The Outdoor Club Graceville Rangers Core Value Awards go to:
- Imogen from Team 2. Imogen is an enthusiastic player who is always keen to listen and take advice. She’s a great team player.
- Emily from Team 16. Emily is always keen to learn, and happy to play in whatever position is required to assist the team.
- Maddie from Team 1. Maddie always takes on advice and applies it directly to the court. She epitomises the Rangers Core Values.
- Ash from Team 4. Ash has great team spirit and is an asset to the Club.
Congratulations ladies 💛💚
Thanks to our fabulous sponsor The Outdoor Club, check out their incredible training options by clicking on their Facebook link above.
Well deserved Girls 🌟 It's great to see you back on the courts again this year Imogen.. 😉
