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Welcome! We are happy that you, your son or your daughter have joined one of our teams and we hope you (or your child) enjoy your experience playing with our club.  If you are new to the netball experience there are a few important things you need to be aware of. CDNA By-Laws By registering you agree to the St Anthony's Glenhuntly Netball Club Terms & Conditions which specify that you must abide by the current CDNA By-Laws & Codes of Conduct. These documents are available on our website and on the CDNA site. https://cdna.net.au/forms-information/ You also agree to abide by the Netball Victoria Competition Regulations also available on our website. . Attending Games Spectators are to remain on their half of the sideline (normally whichever end the team bag is) with the scorer and observer only in the allocated painted boxes, not walking up and down the court. We ask that spectators applaud all efforts, they are not to shout instructions and should be a model of good sports. The CDNA guidelines for Parent/Spectator Code of Behaviour is below.
Videoing or photography at the courts falls under the Child Safety By-Law #24 and if you wish to record photographs or video of a match and/or specific players permission must first be obtained from the other team and the Association. There is a specific form for this (attached) or available from the office.Completed & signed forms should be lodged with the CDNA office who will issue a sticker to wear to show that the permission has been obtained. We wish you all the best for your netball experience and don't hesitate to contact us if you need any further information. The Committee - St Anthony's Glenhuntly Netball Club Inc PS - if you would like to get involved in the running of the club, we would love to hear from you. Just email secretary@stanthonysnetball.org.au to get details of any jobs that need doing. |
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The St Anthony's Glen Huntly Netball Club acknowledges the Boonwurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners and Custodians
of the land on which the club resides.
We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, and acknowledge and uphold their continuing relationship to this land.