QUT is hosting a free online summit regarding Australian Sport Officiating.
Keynote speakers include Cheryl Jenkins, Chief Umpire from the Australian Open Tennis Tournament, 2019 World Cup Netball Umpiring Panel Member Jacqui Jashari, and Dr. Clare MacMahon, Senior Lecturer at La Trobe University and co-editor of the text ‘Sports Officials and Officiating: Science and Practice’.
The event has been designed around three key themes: Development & Retention, Technology & Innovation, and Decision-Making Impact. Individual summit segments will be 30min in length structured as a short presentation by each keynote speaker/researcher followed by an opportunity for audience questions.
Instructions for registration are on the attached flyer.
Congratulations to the players listed below. You will receive additional information shortly about the Program. With the Senior League Select competition commencing shortly the U16 Program will be slightly delayed. The QLD session will be Tuesday 28th November.
If you require further feedback please contact Shayne Watson, [email protected]
The QBUA will be holding a Community Umpire Seminar on the Sunshine Coast at the Mudjimba Baseball fields on the 16th Oct.
Check in and Registration at 6.15 and starting at 6.30pm or earlier if time allows. This will be followed up with practical game sessions and assessments on the 17th from 8am.
The following clubs are holding Community Umpire seminars:
Pine Hills 7th October @6.30pm
Allstars 8th October @6.30pm
Padres 12th October @ 6.30pm
Redlands 15th October @6.30pm
All attendees must have completed the AIS component prior to the seminar and furnish a copy of the certificate or certificate number with their nomination form.
Queenslander Kai-Noa Wynyard has become the latest young Australian to sign with an MLB organisation after inking a deal with Texas yesterday.
The 18-year-old pitcher is a product of the Redcliffe Padres and has represented both Queensland and Boral Team Australia during his junior years.
Wynyard was part of Australia’s fourth-place finish at last year’s WBSC U-18 Baseball World Cup in South Korea.
He pitched in two games, working a scoreless inning and striking out two in a 13-2 win against China.
Wynyard also represented Australia in its Yomiuri Cup debut in 2017.
The right-hander has represented Queensland at four Australian Youth Championships.
In January he tossed 3 2/3 scoreless innings during Queensland’s run to the U18 final.
He struck out four and allowed only two hits in 2 2/3 innings as Queensland secured its spot in the final with a win over Western Australia in its penultimate game of the opening round.
Rangers’ Australian scout Ben Moore had been tracking Wynyard for more than two years after first identifying him at shortstop.
Wynyard made 14 pitching appearances, including six as a starter, with Redcliffe last Greater Brisbane League season.
He went 3-1 with and ERA of 3.24, striking out 50 in 41 2/3 innings.
Wynyard limited opposition hitters to a .222 batting average.
Congratulations Kai-Noa! We will be cheering you as you pursue your journey as a professional baseball player.
Congratulations to the players listed below. You will receive additional information shortly about the Program. The first session is Wednesday 14th October.
This year, the QLD Program will be delivering a new initiative for this age group called the Pitcher’s Development Program. The players listed below ‘Pitchers Development Program’ have been identified and will be provided an opportunity to work with our QLD Coaches who are accredited in both Driveline and Top Velocity Organisations. These sessions will run at the same time as the QLD Program. More information will be sent out shortly in regards to this program.
If you require further feedback please contact Shayne Watson, [email protected]
