Play started on Monday 8th March in the 20th Australian Junior Championships held at the Glenorchy Football club rooms, teams from WA, SA, VIC, ACT, QLD, NT and Tasmania compete in 3 age groups of under 12's, 15's and under 18

Round robin matches between all States / Territories will be held during the week, with a Team Finals Day on Friday 12th March and the Under 12, 15 and Under 18 Singles Finals on Saturday 13th March starting at 10.00am followed by a Presentation Night on the Saturday starting at 6.30pm

The web site will be updated with round robin scores in the Under 12, 15 and under 18 at approximately 9pm each night and will feature live scoring on the Friday and the Saturday

Click the 2010 tab at the top of the page and then select the age group to view results and ladders from the days play

More photos will be added during the week and on the Friday and Saturday

WWW.JUNIOR8BALL.COM

The first womens ranker for 2010!

Seventeen girls played in the round robin format with Lauren winning the day with 30 points.

Not far behind Kerri "Aust Team 2010"and Kirsty T on 24 pts. Sharron, Nicole and BJ just two away on 20 pts, but a long way from the 30 pts Lauren knocked in.

HOOT HOOT!

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The first open ranker for the year, 68 players and a few key absentee's. Rusty and Listy were not sighted at the QLD ranker, Bronson and Shannon also fronted up after some time away. Steve, Barry, Pat and Ian were the only noteworthy state players that finished in the top twenty

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The doping policy has changed!

With the beginning of 2010 just around the corner, there are some changes in the anti-doping world that you need to know about.

The first of particular note is that the new Prohibited List has been released, and will come into effect on 1 January 2010. https://checksubstances.asada.gov.au/

On another note, I’m really pleased about ASADA’s new website. If you’ve not yet seen it, visit www.asada.gov.au. Some of the feedback we received from athletes and support personnel in June this year was that information on the old website could be a bit tricky to find. So we’ve taken that on board, and have created a new website, that is interactive and very easy to navigate.

Queensland Womens Team 2009: Australian Champions!

What a fantasic effort ro defeat SA in the final,

from left rear Jess, Jazz, Sue, Irene

from left front; Temple, Kerri, Kerry and Lauren

Irene, Jess and Temple were first time starters in the Queensland Team and it goes to show the strength of the Queensland ladies on the Australian circuit.

Congrads to Kerri Collins for being selected in the Australian Team to travel to England in 2010.

Queensland Masters Team 2009: Australian Champions

I think we all knew that we had a good chance of winning the masters.

Thanks to Steve, Pat, Danny and Garry.

Job well down fella's

Congrads to Steve being named number 4 in the Australian Masters Team to travel to England in 2010.

Queensland Open Team 2009: 4th

What a gallant effort. The 2009 nationals showed that all states were getting more and more competitve, well maybe not NT. there were a lot of draws and very close finishes in a lot of matches.

It's time to step up and be weighed and measure. The three Aussie players Rusty, Adam, Brent and not too forget both Craig and Barry jnr for their superiror polished match perforances.

If they ever start to record Master-Outs, that is you break and they pot out. You would see a least 4 or 5 in every match the Queensland Boys played.

Adam List; 8 master breaks and 3 against (1 was by a 13 kid from Tassy), mate you are a true champion. A lot of players walked in cold after being benched, but they always gave 110%. Great Effort.

Special thanks to Justin Conner for doing the book when i was in hospital, thanks Champ.