Bridgewater

Police and Community Youth Club

December 2014



ZUMBA - Monday 7pm to 8pm, Wednesday 7.15pm to 8.15pm cost $7.00 per session, FREE session- Thursday
12:15pm
to 12:45pm Held at Weily Park, Bridgewater

BOOT C AMPS
Tuesday and Thursday 6.30pm to 7.30pm, Monday and Wednesday 9.30am to 10.30 am cost $10 per
session, discounts for multi sessions.

EXTREME BOOT CAMP- Monday, Wednesday and Friday 6:00am cost $10 per session, discounts for multi sessions.

JUDO - Tuesday 4.30pm to 5.45pm Kids class cost $3.00 and Adults 5.45pm to 7pm cost $4.00 per visit.

BOXING- Monday, Wednesday 4:30pm-5:30pm & Friday 5:00pm until 6:00pm cost $3.00 per session

AFTER SCHOOL CARE (OSHC)- Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 2:30-6:00pm $5.00 per child. Children are picked up from
primary schools and are provided with afternoon tea. Children need to be collected by 5:50pm
the local
DROP IN (YAS)- Monday and Wednesday 2:30- 6:00pm, 11-16 year olds. Social games ran on these days include
basketball, soccer and cricket. There is also an 8ball table for teens to use. All teens need to have completed and paid

a PCYC Membership.

The Club is available to be hired out for weekend birthday

A
fee of $80.00 per hour will give you full use of the

parties.
clubs
kitchen facilities, BBQ available, sumo suits
equipment,

and the jumping castle.

Available
party times are 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm
A deposit
of $50.00 needs to be paid to confirm the booking.

CALL TODAY TO MAKE A BOOKING!

NOTE TO THE PUBLIC: Anyone wanting to use our facilities needs to be a PCYC member, all you need to do is
complete a membership form and pay $10.00- Child & $20.00- Adult this membership will cover you for a
year. This includes anyone participating any activity held at PCYC this includes Judo, Zumba, Boot Camps,
Boxing & Gym Classes.

BRIDGEWATER
BLUEBIRDS

Bridgewater
Bluebirds kicked off their Spring AFL 9s Womens 8 week Roster on Friday the 17th of
October at the Tasmania Hockey Centre, New Town.

The roster consisted of four teams: Bridgewater Bluebirds, Hobart City, Lauderdale and the

Harlequins. With the Bluebirds losing their first 3 games by very small margins they were determined
to get a win, winning their next four games 1 by forfeit to make the AFL 9s Grand Final against the
established Lauderdale Bombettes who have been a strong side to play against all roster.

The Grand Final was a nail biting game to watch with the scores tied on 38pts with 10minutes left

on the clock. The Bluebirds stayed strong, playing as a team and fought back to kick a further 3 goals
to win the Grand Final! 38-56. Each player played exceptionally well and should be very proud of their
efforts.

A huge thankyou to Bluebird Captain Leah Clark who established the Bridgewater Bluebirds in May

2013 and strived to make the team stronger and now CHAMPIONS! We would also like to thank our
supporters that watched our games each week, cheering on the Bluebirds.



Horny Crays 57 def The Party Boy Raiders 51

It what can be only described as a good old fashioned Grand Final the two heavy weights of the roster went head to
head last night at the Barn. With a record 25 fouls called neither side was prepared to give away too much in a game
that went down to the wire.

With Club owner and proud major sponsor Darren Clark in attendance Captain/Coach Daniel 'Kermie' Hall had the
Crays fired up and ready to fire. With Big Boy Griffin putting a tight tag on MVP Runner-Up Woods the Raiders

struggled
to put some points on the board recording only 4 points compared to his season average of 21.9.
it was a great team effort with Fezz (17), Max O'Neill Medallist Dylan Vuccica (16), Marty Scott (12) with
For the Crays
good contributions from Kermie, JP, Griff, Hilly and Jake.

The Party Boy Raiders also known as the out of towners turned up at The Barn pretty confident with Tommy "Chirp"

Curtain shooting
from the lip as per usual and with the harsh but certainly worth the call of Jayden Charlton's axing
due to very sub-standard performances they were ready to go.

With several heated clashes between both sides it took the little man Theodore "Weeman" Jaynes to put on an

outstanding display of 3 point shooting that was reminiscent of the good ol days of Allan Matcham when he was on
fire. Jaynes shot seven 3 pointers to top score with 21, Bevan England with 9, Curtain (7), Stephens, Woods &

Howard (4) and Sullivan with 2.

Fezz starred for the Crays and was awarded the MVP of the Grand Final with Griffin and Theodore filling in the minor
places.

Unfortunately
our musical genius Harley "Hayley" BANKS was unable to perform the National Anthem due to a minor

throat infection which he picked up from rehearsals in the Bromley Street cup-de-sac in preparation for his Northern
Suburbs
tour. Harley "Hayley" Banks was observed gargling some saltwater but was unable to return to the

microphone in time. Hopefully an appearance during the local Christmas Pageant will be confirmed by Harley "Hayley"
Banks's management within the next few days. Good luck Choirboy!!!

Congratulations

to ALL teams that participated in this years Roster we look forward to our roster commencing again
around March 2015. Stay tuned for more details early in the New Year.

GRAND FINAL WINNERS CHICKADEES!

Chickadees 38 DEF Mixed Nuts 24

PCYCs Spring Netball Roster kicked off on Wednesday the 6th of August.

The roster consisted of 6 teams: The Mutts, The Shooting Stars, Mixed Nuts, The Chickadees, The
Netts and Girls Havn Fun.

We
had a nail biting Grand Final which was played on Wednesday the 22nd of October at the

Bridgewater PCYC between the previous Grand Final winners MIXED NUTS and The CHICKADEES,

both teams played exceptionally well and should be very proud.


We w ould like to thank all the supporters that came to watch and showed their support it was great
to see such a massive turn out for this event!


thankyou to both our umpires Jessy Dillion and Debbie Cooper who have done a wonderful
A big
job in umpiring throughout the netball roster.

that were keen to play unfortunately some teams

We had such a great response of participants

had to miss out on the Spring roster. Please k eep an eye out on the Bridgewater PCYC facebook
page for upcoming rosters to ensure your team doesnt miss out!

Congratulations
to our PCYC U/14 Boys Futsal team who have just been crowned winners of the STATE FUTSAL titles

held
at the Moonah Sports Centre Saturday November 29. After a full day of competitive games we managed to

notch up 3 wins and a narrow loss to reach the GRAND FINAL against the Tassie Tornadoes. The gold medal game was

played at a rapid pace and went into a sudden death next goal win's format after scores were locked at 3 a piece after

30mins. Our boys managed to kick the next goal to secure the win after some fantastic individual and team

performances, which had us all on the edge of our seats.

We would like to say a big thank you to the "Tasmanian Community Fund" for making this possible for our local kids.

The PCYC staff and all involved are very proud of your efforts, well done!! It is a great result, which stems from our

drop-in
times on a Tuesday and Thursday afternoon at the Jordon River High School gymnasium and from our PCYC

Wednesday
teams, which compete in Moonah with all costs covered once again from the Tasmanian Community

Fund. Well done once again boy's fantastic effort and day had.

Allan Matcham- Youth Sports Co-Ordinator

My State Foundation certainly acknowledges the brand

of the PCYC and they work they do in the community.
Recent funding has supported our Family Liaison
Worker, providing advice, support and referrals for
members of our local community.

In the past the club has been very fortunate in receiving grants from the Tasmanian
Community Fund. Current funding is enabling highly subsidised sporting activities both at the
club and other rosters within the community as well as assistance for equipment upgrades. The
club would like to acknowledge the continued support that is given by the Tasmanian
Community Fund which provides opportunities for our children within the community.

Nekon Pty Ltd Is continually providing assistance for programs and activities within the club
as well as supporting individuals endeavouring to reach their full potential. Nekon is an
organisation that is truly valued at our club and we thank them for their ongoing support.

Brighton Council have been a valued partner over many years providing funding through its
Community Grants Scheme for new Gym Equipment, wages for youth workers and participation
opportunities for kids basketball and futsal rosters.The provision of a Mobile Activity Centre (MAC)
service for the provision of physical activities in the Gagebrook community

Contact us:
Bridgewater Police & Community Youth Club Inc.
Address: 24-26 Greenpoint Road,
Bridgewater, TAS 7030
Phone: (03) 6263 5277
Fax: (03) 6268 4133
Email: byron.howard@bridgewaterpcyc.com.au
Website: www.pcyctas.org

Kalis Properties has just come aboard as one of our

major sponsors, we appreciate their generous
support as this provides the opportunity to provide
low cost activities for our community.