Competitive Program Reports
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Competitive Program Reports
Week 8
Overall Competitive Program
Last weekend saw team NBG travel to Burwood RSL for the annual New South Wales Gymnastics awards. These awards are to recognize gymnasts, coaches and clubs for their achievements on a state, national and international floor. Two of NBG’s longest standing senior athletes, Aaron Bruce and Amy Smit, were recognized for their outstanding achievements last year, both of whom finished inside the top 4 on a national level. Both Aaron and Amy are role models with their dedication and persistence with gymnastics, and have a lot of younger gymnasts looking up to them for inspiration and advice. The NBG men’s team was recognized as the premiere men’s club winning club of the year. With no athlete from NBG men’s division finishing outside of the top 10 at State Level or outside the top 15 nationally, It was a true indication of the boys work ethic and modeling of a profession program. Congratulations to all the parents, gymnasts and coaches within the competitive sector, you all hard a helping hand in these achievements, and it is only with your continuing support we can produce outstanding results.
Tumbling Program Manager
With competition season fast approaching, we will be needing to ensure all tumblers who will be competing have the correct NBG uniform. Please see Sam Palmer if you require clothing. The holiday training schedule is now up on the website and the notice board, if you have any questions please email samp@pittwatersports.com.au If you would like to discuss holiday hours and training please do so by week 9. Competition entry forms will start to come out soon, please be quick with getting these back and ensure payments are made by the required deadline.
Tumbling Program manager, Sam Palmer
Junior Development
Just a reminder to all parents we have competition coming up on the 16-17th of April and if you have not got your competition uniforms sorted you will need to do it by the end of the week. Preparations for our first competition of the year are coming along very well and every session each gymnast is looking even stronger.
So you are all aware our first competition is very early this year so we are looking at this competition as a development competition for all gymnasts in levels 1-2. They don’t have another competition until August so this competition is not results driven but is to gain experience for the future to come.
Junior Development Coordinator, Jason Semeniuk