Werribee 6, Ballarat 1
A consistent offense and superb pitching carried the Giants over the visiting Brewers, 6-1. Simon Riches (4-5 with a run) and Oliver Box (3-4 with a run and RBI) paced the winners while Josh Lee and Jonathan Lowe also had multi-hit games for Werribee. For Ballarat, Leigh Ashmore had three hits (including a double) and Hamish Burrows contributed two singles.
Bonbeach 11, Upwey FTG 4
A five run sixth inning and three more tallies in the eighth were more than enough for the host Bluejays to down the Tigers, 11-4. Jon Bannister and John Halse each had three hits for the victors while Ben Donald hit a home run and knocked in three for Bonbeach. Across the field, Upwey was paced by Donavan Hendricks and Nicholas Rice who both had two hits.
Fitzroy 4, Moorabbin 3
The Panthers got off to a fast start, tallying twice in the second and once in the third to take a 3-0 lead into the bottom of the fourth. It was then, however, that the Bulldogs pounced, scoring three times in the fourth and once in the fifth to provide the winning margin. At the dish, Luke McLean led Fitzroy in hits with two and also scored a run. Danny King crossed the plate twice for the Bulldogs. For Moorabbin Ben Laux had two singles and Ryan Phillips two doubles.
Berwick City 4, Port Melbourne 0
Two runs in each the sixth and the seventh were more than enough for the Cougars stellar pitching staff who only yielded two hits in nine innings to the hometown Mariners.
Malvern 13, Williamstown 4
Tallying multiple runs in the first, third, fifth, and sixth innings, the visiting Braves were too much for the Wolves. Geoffrey Holland’s four runs and two additional plate crossings by Chris Godfrey, James Lewis, and Gavin Woolgerb were more than enough for Malvern. For Williamstown, Aaron Green had two hits and Bill Millar tacked on a double in four trips to the plate.
A consistent offense and superb pitching carried the Giants over the visiting Brewers, 6-1. Simon Riches (4-5 with a run) and Oliver Box (3-4 with a run and RBI) paced the winners while Josh Lee and Jonathan Lowe also had multi-hit games for Werribee. For Ballarat, Leigh Ashmore had three hits (including a double) and Hamish Burrows contributed two singles.
Bonbeach 11, Upwey FTG 4
A five run sixth inning and three more tallies in the eighth were more than enough for the host Bluejays to down the Tigers, 11-4. Jon Bannister and John Halse each had three hits for the victors while Ben Donald hit a home run and knocked in three for Bonbeach. Across the field, Upwey was paced by Donavan Hendricks and Nicholas Rice who both had two hits.
Fitzroy 4, Moorabbin 3
The Panthers got off to a fast start, tallying twice in the second and once in the third to take a 3-0 lead into the bottom of the fourth. It was then, however, that the Bulldogs pounced, scoring three times in the fourth and once in the fifth to provide the winning margin. At the dish, Luke McLean led Fitzroy in hits with two and also scored a run. Danny King crossed the plate twice for the Bulldogs. For Moorabbin Ben Laux had two singles and Ryan Phillips two doubles.
Berwick City 4, Port Melbourne 0
Two runs in each the sixth and the seventh were more than enough for the Cougars stellar pitching staff who only yielded two hits in nine innings to the hometown Mariners.
Malvern 13, Williamstown 4
Tallying multiple runs in the first, third, fifth, and sixth innings, the visiting Braves were too much for the Wolves. Geoffrey Holland’s four runs and two additional plate crossings by Chris Godfrey, James Lewis, and Gavin Woolgerb were more than enough for Malvern. For Williamstown, Aaron Green had two hits and Bill Millar tacked on a double in four trips to the plate.
Essendon 9, Doncaster 7
Six runs in the first inning propelled the Bombers to a two run victory against visiting Doncaster. Essendon gave up a run in the first, two in the second, one in the fourth, two in the sixth and one in seventh yet added one each in the second, fifth, and sixth to provide the winning margin.
Malvern 8, Footscray 7
In a back-and-forth affair, the Braves outlasted the Bulldogs, 8-7, at Wadsawoth Field. Malvern started quickly plating three runs in the first. Undaunted, Footscray answered immediately in the top of the second scoring four times. Typical of this wild game, the Braves retook the lead in the second with two runs and led 5-4 after two frames. The Bulldogs then scored single markers in the third and fourth to lead 6-5 entering the bottom of the fifth. It was there when the match irrevocably turned as Malvern scored three times to take an 8-6 advantage. Footscray scraped one more run across in the top of the seventh but on this day it was not enough.
Springvale had a bye this week.
Six runs in the first inning propelled the Bombers to a two run victory against visiting Doncaster. Essendon gave up a run in the first, two in the second, one in the fourth, two in the sixth and one in seventh yet added one each in the second, fifth, and sixth to provide the winning margin.
Malvern 8, Footscray 7
In a back-and-forth affair, the Braves outlasted the Bulldogs, 8-7, at Wadsawoth Field. Malvern started quickly plating three runs in the first. Undaunted, Footscray answered immediately in the top of the second scoring four times. Typical of this wild game, the Braves retook the lead in the second with two runs and led 5-4 after two frames. The Bulldogs then scored single markers in the third and fourth to lead 6-5 entering the bottom of the fifth. It was there when the match irrevocably turned as Malvern scored three times to take an 8-6 advantage. Footscray scraped one more run across in the top of the seventh but on this day it was not enough.
Springvale had a bye this week.
Footscray 10, Research 8
Buoyed by a terrific start (a run in the first, five in the second and one in the third) the Bulldogs mauled the Roadrunners at the start, speeding to a 7-0 advantage after four frames. Research battled back with two runs in both the fifth and the sixth to narrow the gap to three but Footscray answered with three in the seventh to open up a six run advantage. Four runs in the eighth by Research made it a game, but the Bulldogs closed it out with a clean ninth inning.
Pakenham 18, Chelsea 15
On a surprisingly calm day at Chelsea’s home ground, the Dolphins fell to the Pumas of Pakenham 18-15 in an exciting, back-and-forth affair. Tallying twice in the first, Chelsea then surrendered seven runs in the second. In the victory, the Pumas racked up 21 hits.
St Kilda 13, Mulgrave 13
Last week the St Kilda Saints found themselves down 13-5 in the eighth inning and scored four times to halve the lead but couldn’t come through in the ninth against Footscray. On Sunday the Saints faced an identical deficit and came through with four runs in the top of the ninth to pull even with the Rebels. Though Mulgrave then got their leadoff hitter on and advanced him to third with only one out, St Kilda fireballer Brett Elliott struck out the next hitter and then induced a comebacker to end the threat.
Due to failing light the game ended in a draw.
Mulgrave started fast, plating two runs in the first inning. They then added five more runs in the third before St Kilda answered with two of their own in the fourth to make it 7-2 Rebels.
Mulgrave added six more runs in the next three innings but it could have been a whole lot worse had Saints hurler Simon Leicht not escaped bases loaded no out jams in both the seventh and eighth frames.
Down 13-6, St Kilda scored thrice in the eighth before finishing their impressive comeback.
The Saints started with Robby Lewis but after only facing a couple batters he had to leave the mound due to injury. Pete McCourt took over and performed admirably, pitching six innings before Leicht took over in the seventh. Elliott pitched the final frame for St Kilda.
Mulgrave had Stuart Phillips throw the first four innings, Mathew Young innings five through eight, and Nathan Cook pitched the ninth.
In a thrilling contests, the star of the game had to be Saints catcher Pete Smith. Playing his first game since the winter Grand Final, he went 5-6 with a double, triple, and the game-tying RBI single with two outs in the ninth.
Next week, Mulgrave (3-0-1) remains in Dandenong to host Chelsea (1-2) and St Kilda (0-2-1) returns home to Tom O’Halloran Field to take on Research (0-2).
Ormond Glenhuntly was idle this weekend.
Editor’s Note: Apologies for the delay in getting the Weekly Wraps posted but all of us here have been chipping in to get the 3,000 Baseball Victoria Melbourne Aces Membership packs ready for Wednesday’s Presidents and Secretaries meeting. If you haven’t received your SportPass, please contact your Club President.
After an exciting weekend of Division 1 baseball, Melbourne and Waverley are still undefeated whilst Essendon sits even with Geelong with three wins after losing to the Baycats. Impressive performances from around the comp included: Geelong’s Rudy Jaramillo, Ben Utting of Doncaster, Melbourne’s Matthew Kent, Nick Rossell of Blackburn and George Callil of Cheltenham to name just a few players who have fans salivating at the prospect about what the rest of the season will bring.
Though they hit well, Doncaster and Springvale both are still looking for their first win of the season.
Waverley 6, Blackburn 5
Although they were outhit seven to nine, host Waverley managed to win a game where the elements played a significant role. Wind especially seem to affect both teams who each made critical errors.
Blackburn scored two runs in the first inning on a double by Nick Rossell (3 for 4) and some costly mistakes by the home team. Wildcats pitcher Luke Papananicolaou straightened up in the second inning when he threw three strikeouts to leave the score at 2-0. His team then came out and scored three in the bottom of the frame after singles from Andrew and Mitch Hayes and a walk to Papananicolaou. Jesse Gavin departed the mound for Blackburn during the fourth after Oliver Dunn negotiated a bases on balls. Nicholas Barret then took over, allowing singles to Justin Burke and Matthew Beattie (who knocked in Dunn), making the score 4-2 Waverley.
Blackburn evened the game in the seventh on a David Tierney double and walks by Ryan Berg and Rossell, both runs scoring on errors. In the bottom of the seventh, Jarryd Dale singled for Waverley and after a couple more errors two runs crossed the plate to put the Wildcats up two, 6-4. The Orioles got within one in the ninth after Rossell struck again with a double, but couldn’t ever even the score.
With the win the Wildcats remained unbeaten while the Orioles fell to .500 with a 2-2 mark.
Cheltenham 3, Doncaster 1
The pitchers were in complete control as the spectators had to wait until the fifth inning before a run was scored. Simon Fitzmaurice started for the hometown Dragons and showed impressive control, striking out six Rustlers on the day. The only hit that Cheltenham got before the fifth was when George Callil tripled in the second before being stranded. Callil stepped up again in the fifth and doubled with one out, then Sam Trend-Beacon, Brett Curnow and Dylan Trevorah all followed with singles to plate three runs. Although Callil didn’t get credit with an official run batted in, his at bats were critical to the win in the low-scoring affair.
Doncaster went down although they outhit their opponents, 6-5. The Dragons challenged Rustler’s pitcher Bryan Kloppe early and often, hitting three doubles and a single in the first four innings despite not scoring a run. Manager Ben Utting got three hits, two of them doubles.
After four games, Cheltenham sits at 2-2 while Doncaster has yet to record a victory.
Melbourne 10, Springvale 2
It was a day for the batters out at Surrey Park as the Demons hit safely 14 times and Springvale earned 10 knocks. Three players—Matthew Kent, Robert Hondramatis and Tristan Ford—each recorded two hits for Melbourne whilst Scott Wearne got three hits and Lucas Price added another couple for the losing side.
Springvale jumped on Melbourne immediately in the top of the first when Wearne doubled then Freddy Flores, Glenn Mascoll and Price all singled, putting the Lions up two runs. The Demons were quick to reply, though, stringing together five hits in the second inning with two outs. Adam Burton, Kent, Hondramatis, Nathan Aron and Matthew Blackmore all doubled propelling Melbourne to a 6-2 advantage. After a single run in the sixth, two hit by pitches and an error in the seventh allowed the Demons to score three more runs and provide the final margin of victory.
With the win, Melbourne remain undefeated whilst Springvale are still looking for their first triumph.
Sandringham 3, Newport 1
Despite windy conditions at Jack Guiliano Field in Sandringham, this contest was dominated by the pitchers on both teams. Cameron McNish and Stephen Pengelly threw for Newport, while Sandringham had Spencer Jack and Terry Jeon on the bump. Newport’s only run was scored in the fifth after a single by Dean Anglin with subsequent walks to Zac Siepolt and Heath Black. Scot Malthouse grounded into a double play, allowing Anglin to score.
On singles by Tony Cevec and Ryan Morris in the third, the Royals plated one run. Then a walk and a couple of wild throws by Rams infielders cost Newport dearly.
Sandringham went ahead for good with two outs in the fourth inning when Jordy Barnett singled and came home on sacrifice fly by Jake Wonnacott.
Original report supplied by Geoff Francis of Sandringham Baseball Club.
Geelong 5, Essendon 0
The Bombers didn’t perform at their best but you can’t take anything away from the visiting Baycats. Geelong looked great, buoyed by a star performance from Rudy Jaramillo both on the mound and at the bat. For more details on this match see our Match of the Round section.
Preston 13, Sunshine 1
Thanks to two runs in the first, one in the second, eight in the third and one in the fourth, the Pirates dominated the Eagles, 13-1, in Sunshine. Five players for Preston—Leigh Bertrand, Edward Buzachero, Cameron Deeble, Ryan Evans, and Jorday Ley—all had multiple hits and Taisuke Sakaguchi contributed a triple to the Pirates’ cause.
Interview with Geelong Baycats Manager, Sean Arnott. Postmatch.
This game started like so many others have in the Division 1 VSBL season so far when there were very few runs scored in the early innings.
In the second frame Geelong got the only score of the first five innings when Harry Levy was HBP, then after two wild pitches put him at third, a single from Mark Rigby made it 1-0.
Luke Abels started for Essendon and managed to scatter the hits across five innings and hold the visitors to that solitary run. Kyle Bedford then took the mound to start the sixth. Kelii Zablan led off and singled for Geelong then Bedford settled and got the first two outs. Zablan had other plans though and got a good jump to steal second and made it to third on a wild pitch. With two out Essendon still looked in control, but that was when an error on a routine play at first proved costly and another Geelong run scored to make it 2-0.
The pressure that Geelong applied with the pitching of Rudy Jaramillo shouldn’t be underestimated as he scattered four hits through seven innings. At that stage of the game the Bombers were not out of it, below their best and still only trailing by two.
Then in the eighth it was Jaramillo who again stamped his influence on the contest, but this time with the bat. Having completed his pitching duties for the day Rudy stepped up to the plate with two out and tripled to clear the bases and make the score 5-0. After that the Baycats didn't look back
Cameron Forbes pitched the remaining two innings for the Baycats giving up one walk and two hits with two strike outs to leave the Bombers scoreless.
The other stand out performance was from Chris Webb who got three hits for the winners.
Hits
Essendon- 6
Scott McIntyre 1, Dean McIntyre 1, Shane Lindsay 1, Michael Formisano 1, Daniel Fornito 1, Brett Tamburrino 1 (double).
Geelong- 8
Chris Webb 3, Chris Durston 1 (double), Liam Spence 1, Kelii Zablan 1, Rudy Jaramillo 1 (triple), Mark Rigby 1.
Baseball Victoria Melbourne Aces Membership
In a first for the Australian Baseball League and the States Governing Baseball Associations, earlier this year Baseball Victoria and the Melbourne Aces announced the Baseball Victoria Melbourne Aces Membership.
All registered Baseball Victoria players 12 years of age and over participating in the Victorian Summer Baseball League (VSBL) 2015/2016 Season receive automatic Baseball Victoria Melbourne Aces Membership as a benefit of being a Baseball Victoria player.
The benefits include:
Four (4) single game general admission vouchers to any 2015/16 Melbourne Aces home game;
Access to exclusive members reserve seating packages;
Access to exclusive member food and beverage packages;
Access to party deck and luxury box events;
Ten percent off Melbourne Aces merchandise at the team shop;
Discounts and offers from Melbourne Aces sponsors;
Invitations to exclusive member events, Melbourne Aces players meet and greets and member days;
Priority 2016 playoff tickets;
2015/16 membership bumper sticker; and
Other deals and discounts.
Myles Foreman President of Baseball Victoria said; “The launch of the Baseball Victoria Melbourne Aces Membership and the addition of SportsPass is an important step in forging closer ties between our local Australian Baseball League team the Melbourne Aces and Victorian Baseball. We are one baseball community and the Melbourne Aces is our States team. Embracing the Melbourne Aces is critical to ongoing growth and development of Baseball in Victoria. The Baseball Victoria Melbourne Aces Membership provides many benefits and opportunities for the Victorian Baseball Community to head out to the Melbourne Ballpark this summer and support the Melbourne Aces as well as receiving great member benefits with many product and service providers”.
Justin Huber General Manager of the Aces said; "This membership highlights the growing ties between the Aces and Baseball Victoria. This relationship is critical to the future of the sport in this state and the strong links between both parties will see all Baseball stakeholders benefiting both in the short and the long term."
Individual Baseball Victoria Melbourne Aces Membership kits will be distributed via the Victorian Summer Baseball League Clubs from Wednesday 28 October 2015. While this will be after the first Melbourne Aces Home Series, Baseball Victoria Melbourne Aces Members will enjoy the benefits for the remainder of the 2015-2016 Australian baseball League season.
SportsPass Player and SportsPass Supporter Card Benefits
Baseball Victoria is pleased to announce the addition of SportsPass Players Card to the benefits provided to Baseball Victoria players for the Victorian Summer Baseball League (VSBL) 2015/2016 Season. In conjunction with the Baseball Victoria Melbourne Aces kit every member will also receive a SportsPass member card.
SportsPass is a member rewards program which has partnered with leading brands to provide exclusive discounts and deals benefits on products and services including; AMF Bowling, Australian Unity, Bank of Melbourne, Baskin Robbins, Brumby’s Bakery, Donut King, Expedia, Goodlife Health Clubs, Masters Home Improvement, Michael’s Patisserie, Pizza Capers, Priceline, Red Balloon, Sea Life, St. George Bank, Ticketek, VroomVroomVroom, and Webjet.
In addition to providing direct benefits to Baseball Victoria players, the SportsPass Supporters Card is available to non registers players such as Social Club Members and supporters.
Importantly activation of the Supporters SportsPass Card and usage provides a funding return to Victorian Baseball. Information on SportsPass will be distributed from 28 October.
Ashley Blair Interim General Manager Baseball Victoria said; "The partnership with SportsPass brings great benefits to our members as well as putting money back into the sport for the long term. It is of great importance to Baseball Victoria to bring as much value to our members as possible as well as helping the sport gain long-term financial stability."
Make sure you receive your Baseball Victoria Melbourne Aces membership pack and SportsPass card via your Victorian Summer Baseball League club in the coming weeks to enjoy the benefits of this exciting new Baseball Victoria, Melbourne Aces and SportsPass initiative.
The Melbourne Aces season commences tonight with a three game series against the Sydney Blue Socks.
For More Information on SportsPass
www.sportspass.com.au
SYDNEY, 21 October - Postseason rematches and renewed regional rivalries highlight the first weekend of play in the Australian Baseball League's 2015/16 season, which begins this Friday, 23 October.
All teams are in action on Opening Night, and this year features an extended 56-game regular season followed by the preliminary final and championship series in the last week of January and early February.
Brisbane Bandits, proudly presented by WellDog at Canberra Elite Cavalry
The first pitch of the 2015/16 ABL season will be tossed in Canberra, where the Cavalry host the Bandits on Friday at 7:00pm AEDT. The Cavalry won last year's season series 4-2 despite three rainouts.
Canberra have assembled a team this year that mixes past and present, with the return of several stars from the club's historic 2013 Asia Series win alongside prospects from the Toronto Blue Jays, San Diego Padres and Philadelphia Phillies. The team will also be joined by Minnesota Twins MLB pitcher Aaron Thompson at the end of November, and look to start 2015/16 strong after narrowly missing the playoffs last year.
The Bandits look to make the club's first postseason appearance in the new ABL, with a squad managed by former MLB All-Star David Nilsson and comprised of equal parts returning Aussie stars and up-and-coming MLB prospects. MLB's Tampa Bay Rays sent four players to Brisbane for the third year in a row, highlighted by top prospects Nick Ciuffo and Justin Williams.
After Friday's opener under the lights, the teams play a Saturday doubleheader starting at 4:00pm and continuing with the second game at 7:00pm. The series concludes with Sunday afternoon baseball at the Fort, with a 12:00pm first pitch on 25 October.
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Sydney and Melbourne renew a Hume Highway rivalry to open the 2015/16 season, with a four-game set at Melbourne Ballpark. The Blue Sox enter the new campaign on the heels of the club's fifth-straight playoff appearance, while the Aces will try to work their way up the ladder after finishing last in 2014/15. Sydney won last year's season series 4-2 despite three rainouts.
The Blue Sox continue their relationship with MLB's Arizona Diamondbacks this year, hosting two Diamondbacks players, and also feature prospects from the Detroit Tigers, Philadelphia Phillies and Colorado Rockies. Team mainstays including Craig Anderson, Josh Dean and Trent D'Antonio return as well, giving Sydney a strong foundation for the season.
Melbourne are led this year by Minnesota Twins bench coach Joe Vavra, who formerly managed the old ABL's Adelaide Giants and becomes the first active MLB coach to lead a new ABL team. In addition to a group of players from Nippon Professional Baseball's Saitama Seibu Lions, the Aces are joined this season by MLB prospects from the Atlanta Braves, Kansas City Royals and Minnesota Twins.
The series opens 23 October at 7:35pm AEDT, followed by a doubleheader the next day with first pitches at 5:05pm and 7:35pm. Sunday's series finale is scheduled to start at 1:05pm.
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It seems fitting that the Bite and Heat face each other to start the 2015/16 season after sparks flew in the 2015 championship series between the two clubs last February, which Perth won 2-1. The Heat also won last year's regular season head-to-head 5-3, and both sides look to build off of their respective successes last year in the new season, which starts with a 10:05pm AEDT first pitch on 23 October.
Perth returns most of its core Aussies this year, including veterans Tim Kennelly and Warwick Saupold along with young stars Sam Kennelly and Ben Shorto. The Heat also host prospects from the Baltimore Orioles and Colorado Rockies this season, including Rockies' 24-ranked prospect Correlle Prime.
Adelaide's returning players include veteran and silver medalist Brice, Welch, former ABL Rookie of the Year Ben Lodge and 2015's Rookie of the Year and Reliever of the Year Josh Tols. The team also hosts prospects from the Houston Astros, Seattle Mariners and Texas Rangers.
After Friday night, the two teams play a doubleheader on Saturday, with games at 7:05pm and 10:05pm AEDT. The series concludes on Sunday with a 7:05pm AEDT first pitch.
Team rosters for the 2015/16 season can be found here. Tickets for this weekend's games are still available and can be purchased online at theabl.com.au/tickets. Games will also be streamed live and free on ABLtv.com.
Wednesday 28 October 2015
6.30pm – 7.30pm | Sports House
“Corporate Governance for Victorian Baseball Club Committees & Boards”
Presentation by Garth Towan Lawyer Lander & Rogers
Wednesday 28 October 2015
6.30pm – 7.30pm | Sports House
“Corporate Governance for Victorian Baseball Club Committees & Boards”
Presentation by Garth Towan Lawyer Lander & Rogers
Baseball Victoria is hosting a "Corporate Governance for Victorian Baseball Club Committees and Boards" Seminar on Wednesday the 28th of October.
The seminar will be led by Garth Towan, who is an experienced corporate advisory and commercial disputes resolution lawyer, specialising in sports law at Lander & Rogers. In his role at Lander & Rogers, Garth regularly assists and provides legal advice to international, national and state sporting organisations, professional sporting clubs, government sport and recreation departments and agencies, sport and recreation facility managers and event managers.
Consistent with Baseball Victoria’s core focus of (1) Gain, (2) Train and (3) Retain, the Seminar is open to our many volunteers who currently serve on or are considering volunteering to serve on Baseball Committees and Boards.
Don’t miss this free opportunity to learn about or update your understanding of Committee and Board governance obligations.
The new Baseball Victoria template Club Constitution developed in conjunction with Landers & Riders and incorporating feedback from Clubs will be launched at the session.
To register and confirm your attendance simply click on the link below.
Baseball Victoria is hosting a "Corporate Governance for Victorian Baseball Club Committees and Boards" Seminar on Wednesday the 28th of October.
The seminar will be led by Garth Towan, who is an experienced corporate advisory and commercial disputes resolution lawyer, specialising in sports law at Lander & Rogers. In his role at Lander & Rogers, Garth regularly assists and provides legal advice to international, national and state sporting organisations, professional sporting clubs, government sport and recreation departments and agencies, sport and recreation facility managers and event managers.
Consistent with Baseball Victoria’s core focus of (1) Gain, (2) Train and (3) Retain, the Seminar is open to our many volunteers who currently serve on or are considering volunteering to serve on Baseball Committees and Boards.
Don’t miss this free opportunity to learn about or update your understanding of Committee and Board governance obligations.
The new Baseball Victoria template Club Constitution developed in conjunction with Landers & Riders and incorporating feedback from Clubs will be launched at the session.
To register and confirm your attendance simply click on the link below.
For more information and to register please visit their website.