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G R A S S R O O T S | NAB AFL Auskick The Grassroots will look each week at the various football programs, competitions and services which ensure the foundation of our great game of Australian Football is flourishing in Tasmania. This week we begin with the highly regarded national program for primary aged children – NAB AFL Auskick. With the 2010 NAB AFL Auskick program about to kick start around Tasmania it’s time for all footy loving children to start dragging mum or dad out of bed and along to your local NAB AFL Auskick centre to register. Last year there was 9515 registered Auskickers around the state and 168,859 registered from all over Australia to take part in this fantastic program. NAB AFL Auskick is the Australian Football League’s key introductory program for primary school-aged boys and girls and their families. Through our Weekly Coaching Program you’ll learn the skills of the game through appropriately modified activities and rules, play football in a fun and safe environment and make plenty of new friends too! The program is also designed for parents to get out of the car and get involved with coaching, coordinating or just helping to set up each week. Last year over 20,000 volunteers supported the program around the country. NAB AFL Auskick is RUN BY THE COMMUNITY FOR THE COMMUNITY! If you have any queries about Auskick please don’t hesitate to call AFL Tasmania or one of our TSL Clubs in your region. For more information visit www.aflauskick.com to find a centre close to you. As a registered and paid up participant you will also receive a benefits pack jammed full of awesome footy goodies! Girls take a look at the new all girls Auskick pack for 2010 (pictured). Benefit Pack • Quality coaching sessions (6 to 12 weeks) • Your very own Synthetic Sherrin football • Backpack (Rookie) + Girls pink Backpack (Centre’s will need to place an order for these as there are limited numbers) • Sports bag (Pro) • Footy socks • NAB AFL Auskick cap/beanie • CD – ROM • NAB activity book • Footy cards • Skills target sheet • Insurance (participants, coaches, volunteers + 20 million dollars of public liability cover) • Plus other great offers throughout the season. The search is on again in 2010 for the NAB AFL Auskicker of the year. Enter your son or daughter today at nab.com.au/auskick TASSIE TIPSTERS | It’s time to register for 2010 RACT is once again giving Tasmanian state league footy tipsters the chance to win big bucks in 2010! So if you think you know how this season is going to play out get some money where your mouth is and sign up for RACT Footy Tipping. The on-line tipping system is easy to use and FREE to join! There are also 3 ways to win: • Register and you’ll go in the random draw to win $500. To be eligible you must register with RACT Footy Tipping before Friday, 2 April 2010. • A weekly prize of $250 a TOTE Radio KB SHERRIN will be on offer for Tipsters who know a thing or two about the Tasmanian State League. • The final winner of the Tasmanian State League tipping will need to keep their head on their shoulders in Tassie’s toughest league and you’ll come out in front by $2000! Register online at: www.ract.com.au/footy_tipping 15

YOUNG GUNS | New state academy underway Welcome to the first edition of Young Guns. Throughout the 2010 season we will follow talented young players around the state and provide insights into the progress of these players through both the Tasmanian State League and the Tasmanian State Under 16 and Under 18 Academy programs. This year Tasmania has adopted a new National Talent Development program known as the State Academy Program. The State Academies exist at Under 16 and Under 18 level and replace the previous Under 16 and Under 18, or Tassie Mariners programs. This is a new approach to Talent Development led by the AFL that will see 40 players in both the Under 18 and Under 16 age groups selected to form two State Academy squads that will train and be developed collectively and individually over the 2010 season. It focuses more on the season long development of individual players, rather than just the preparation of a State team to travel to the National Championships. State Academy Program Coaching Staff State Academy Under 18 Coach – Mathew Armstrong. State Academy Under 16 Coach – Adam Sanders. Northwest Academy Under 18 Coach – Richard Lakeland. Southern Academy Under 18 Coach – Lance Spaulding. Northwest Academy Under 16 Coach – Adam Aherne. Southern Academy Under 16 Coach – Steve Gillbee. David Kinsella is the Strength Conditioning & Rehabilitation Manager. Dave relocated from WA to begin this role in 2009 and has an enormous impact on the preparation and management of the players in the Academy programs as they build and manage their bodies for the rigours of many seasons of football ahead. Players in the Under 18 age group trained regionally around the state in a 6 week selection period prior to Christmas. They have since been completing up to 5 group and individual sessions a week based on their individual development programs and have attended two camps. Critical to the development of players in the program will be the opportunity to train and play with their home TSL clubs. This is a terrific environment for young talented players to experience a different type of development and is one of the advantages that our young players have over some programs interstate, for example the TAC Cup. April sees all State Under 18 Academy members playing the first four rounds with their TSL clubs, prior to the beginning of a 7 game Under 18 campaign. To see more Photos of the State Academy programs please visit our website at www.sportingpulse.com then type “AFL Tasmania” into the search bar and go to Photo Gallery on the menu Nick Probert High Performance Manager 16

G R A S S R O O T S | NAB AFL Auskick<br />

The Grassroots will look each week at the<br />

various football programs, competitions and<br />

services which ensure the foundation of our<br />

great game of Australian Football is flourishing<br />

in Tasmania. This week we begin with the<br />

highly regarded national program for primary<br />

aged children – NAB AFL Auskick.<br />

With the <strong>2010</strong> NAB AFL Auskick program about to<br />

kick start around Tasmania it’s time for all footy<br />

loving children to start dragging mum or dad out of<br />

bed and along to your local NAB AFL Auskick centre<br />

to register. Last year there was 9515 registered<br />

Auskickers around the state and 168,859<br />

registered from all over Australia to take part in this<br />

fantastic program.<br />

NAB AFL Auskick is the Australian Football<br />

League’s key introductory program for primary<br />

school-aged boys and girls and their families.<br />

Through our Weekly Coaching Program you’ll<br />

learn the skills of the game through appropriately<br />

modified activities and rules, play football in a fun<br />

and safe environment and make plenty of new<br />

friends too!<br />

The program is also designed for parents to get<br />

out of the car and get involved with coaching,<br />

coordinating or just helping to set up each week.<br />

Last year over 20,000 volunteers supported the<br />

program around the country.<br />

NAB AFL Auskick is RUN BY THE COMMUNITY<br />

FOR THE COMMUNITY!<br />

If you have any queries about Auskick please don’t<br />

hesitate to call AFL Tasmania or one of our TSL<br />

Clubs in your region. For more information visit<br />

www.aflauskick.com to find a centre close to you.<br />

As a registered and paid up participant you<br />

will also receive a benefits pack jammed full of<br />

awesome footy goodies! Girls take a look at the<br />

new all girls Auskick pack for <strong>2010</strong> (pictured).<br />

Benefit Pack<br />

• Quality coaching sessions (6 to 12 weeks)<br />

• Your very own Synthetic Sherrin football<br />

• Backpack (Rookie) + Girls pink Backpack<br />

(Centre’s will need to place an order for these as<br />

there are limited numbers)<br />

• Sports bag (Pro)<br />

• Footy socks<br />

• NAB AFL Auskick cap/beanie<br />

• CD – ROM<br />

• NAB activity book<br />

• Footy cards<br />

• Skills target sheet<br />

• Insurance (participants,<br />

coaches, volunteers + 20 million<br />

dollars of public liability cover)<br />

• Plus other great offers throughout the season.<br />

The search is on again in <strong>2010</strong> for the NAB AFL<br />

Auskicker of the year. Enter your son or daughter<br />

today at nab.com.au/auskick<br />

TASSIE TIPSTERS | It’s time to register for <strong>2010</strong><br />

RACT is once again giving Tasmanian state league footy tipsters<br />

the chance to win big bucks in <strong>2010</strong>!<br />

So if you think you know how this season is going<br />

to play out get some money where your mouth is<br />

and sign up for RACT Footy Tipping. The on-line<br />

tipping system is easy to use and FREE to join!<br />

There are also 3 ways to win:<br />

• Register and you’ll go in the random draw to<br />

win $500. To be eligible you must register with<br />

RACT Footy Tipping before Friday, 2 April <strong>2010</strong>.<br />

• A weekly prize of $250 a TOTE Radio KB<br />

SHERRIN will be on offer for Tipsters who know a<br />

thing or two about the Tasmanian State League.<br />

• The final winner of the Tasmanian State League<br />

tipping will need to keep their head on their<br />

shoulders in Tassie’s toughest league and you’ll<br />

come out in front by $2000!<br />

Register online at: www.ract.com.au/footy_tipping<br />

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