Perry Lakes Appoint 2010 WABL Coaches
Perry Lakes Hawks are pleased to announce the coaching appointments for the 2010 WABL season.
The coaches have been selected from a strong field of applicants and will guide the Hawks programs in this most important competition.
The talents and skills of this panel of coaches will continue the tradition of development and success of our athletes and set a foundation for many years to come.
2010 sees some new challenges with the addition of four new WABL divisions - the Women 18-2s and 20s, and the Under 11s, and the change from Men 23 to Men 20.
Hawks are keen to embrace these changes and aim to provide competitive teams in all divisions.
The new senior womens’ divisions are crucial pathways in the development of our SBL competition, and, as with our mens’ programs, Hawks in these senior groups will be working closely together to ensure that link is strong.
Our Under 12 Development program has been successful and enjoyable over many years, nurturing a broad base of young basketballers, and this year the 12s will have their first opportunity to compete in the proper WABL competition.
Perry Lakes Hawks Basketball Association congratulates the following coaches on their WABL appointments for 2010:
- Under 12 Men
- Bob Andrzejewski & Morgan Hughes
- Under 12 Women
- Shane Perret
- Under 13 Men
- Peter Barrow
- Under 13 Women
- Stuart Luck
- Under 14 Men
- Travis Hayto & JP Guillon
- Under 14 Women
- Laurie Saunders & Jenni Davidson
- Under 15 Men
- Graeme Pekin & Glenn Britton
- Under 15 Women
- Brad Spicer
- Under 16 Men
- Mal Davis & Alan Watts
- Under 16 Women
- Rick Morcom
- Under 18-1 Men
- Glenn Dawson & Mal Davis
- Under 18-1 Women
- Craig Clatworthy / Simon Campbell
- Under 18-2 Men
- Ty Matthews
- Under 18-2 Women
- Craig Clatworthy / Simon Campbell
- Under 20 Men
- Mal Keene
- Under 20 Women
- Craig Clatworthy / Simon Campbell
- Division 1 Men
- Dan Fisher
- Division 1 Women
- Conrad Francis
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