Our Umpiring Convenor has been busy testing our fabulous group of umpires over the last couple of weeks – apologies’ for not advertising these achievements earlier. Keep an eye out for these girls looking sharp in their official Rangers Umpiring Shirts.
Sophie Jenkins – Welcome to the Rangers Team White “C” Club. After working hard for the last few years Sophie stepped up to the higher level and achieved her National ‘C’ Umpiring Badge. Having shown her confidence of the three rules of umpiring (Positioning, Vision and Timing) on an ‘A” Reserve game – the two independent testers had no hesitation in awarding her this badge. Great effort Sophie – another Bamford/Jenkins 
joins the club!
Gabby Mansfield – Gabby has assisted her club with umpiring every week for the past couple of years and as a result has taken one more step in her umpiring pathway to achieve her Gold Association Award easily. She looks the goods to go one step further next year. Well done Gab!
Grace Bobbermien – Grace umpires like she plays, giving 100% effort and concentration and improving each week. Feedback is she is a pleasure to coach. Grace achieved her Silver Association Award
Meg Crisafulli – Showing maturity beyond her years Meg has good decision-making and instincts when umpiring. Her umpire coach is thrilled by the way she listens and then implements new skills. Meg achieved her Silver Association Award
Camryn Arnold – Camryn has not only been umpiring every week for a couple of years but she also backs up and umpires her sister’s non-competitive team. She has worked hard and has great positioning on court. Camryn achieved her Silver Association Award
Sophie Smith – new to umpiring this year Sophie has a lovely calm manner with the whistle whilst making good decision. Each week she has been listening and learning from her umpire coach and as a result achieved her Silver Association Award
Jemila McKinnon – in her first year of umpiring Jemila is a natural and shows good vision across the court. She has even drawn compliment from the Wests Umpiring Committee. Jemila has worked hard each week to achieve her Silver Association Award.
