Want to know what CHBA have in store for the off-season?
CHBA have announced details of their Spring Season Program which will run through September and early October.
Two separate programs will run; one for (2015) U/16 and U18 players and the other for (2015) U12 and U14 players and developing players in the U/16 and U/18 age groups.
Both programs have been designed for players who intend to play for Coffs Harbour's representative teams in 2015 or want to tune their skills to improve their chances of being selected in a Suns team for 2015.
The first program which we have called the High Intensity Program (2015 U16 & U18 Boys and Girls) gets underway next Tuesday September 7th - 5.00pm to 6.30 pm at Sportz Central.
The second program will commence October 7th and is open to all players from 2015 U/12 & U/14 boys and girls and to "development" players in the U/16 and U/18 divisions.
Both programs are being overseen by highly respected and experienced coaches Connie Woods (NSW Basketball State League Coach of the Year) and Ashley Markham (finalist in the CHBA Coach of the Year award) supported by assistant and station coaches from our rep program and domestic competitions.
Please click on the "attached file" to learn more about both programs and if you are interested, complete and return the application form - this will assist us to ensure that we have sufficient staff on hand to give you a good workout at your first training session.
Please direct any of your questions to rep@coffsharbourbasketball.com.au or give Carlee in our office a call on Ph 6651 1452.
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