Preparation of the bottom age team for 2019 in an effort to have them working together effectively.įinal squads to be announced once the Youth League and Big V teams are finalised. The close selection and evenness of the groups This has happened for a number of reasons. We have decided to run with a bottom age and top age team in the Under 18 Boys VJBL competition. We have included an extended Under 12 Boys 4 team that will train as a group and we will be looking to enter the VJBL or select basketball tournaments that happen in the local region. The Geelong Tournament before final selections are made. Under 12 Girls will be placed into teams and play in To accept your position as a Supercats Player please use the link below If you have any enquiries about the selections please email YOUR POSITION AS A SUPERCATS PLAYER Our pathway is developing each year and it is an exciting time to be part of the Luina Geelong Supercats.Ī big thank you to all players who tried out this year, if you didn’t make a team, we wish you the best for your development this year and hope to see you at the 2018 Geelong Supercats Try Outs. We are excited to be moving in early November and this will increase the development opportunities for everyone. The Supercats Performance Program, SEABL Academy Program and our new Mini Cats Program will be up and running at the new AWA Alliance Bank Stadium. To assist everyone’s development, this year we will run more Super Sessions, with our leading coaches coming in and working with the teams on a monthly basis. Think back to what Nick Owusu told us in his pathways message ( LINK), the Supercats program is designed to help you develop as a player and opportunities come to those that work hard. If you have missed a first team it is not the end of the world. This is a great problem to have and means that our teams should be focused on playing at the highest level possible at the end of grading. We have had a record numbers of players at Try Outs and the increased skill level has made the process very difficult for all of the coaches and selectors. This year has been the most challenging year so far in relation to the selection of teams. This will allow the coaches to have a look at the teams in game play situations before the confirming teams for the 2017/18 VJBL Season and 2018 Victorian Country State Championships. All teams are subject to change at the discretion of Basketball Geelong’s Director of Pathways and Development before, during and after the Geelong Junior Tournament in Nov 2017.

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