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01/02/2012 - Lakewood & Prince Edward Park Closed Wed 1/2 (Regos Still On 6 till 9) +++ 15/01/2012 - Free Academy for 6s to 16s …………… ... +++ 05/01/2012 - Early Bird Regos End 4/2/12 … Season Starts 24/3/12 …………… ... +++ 04/01/2012 - Trial Matches Planned for 11 & 18/3/11 …………… ... +++ 02/01/2012 - Become a Ref … Help Out and Earn a Few Dollars …………… ... +++ 01/01/2012 - Become a BBFC Sponsor …………… ... +++ 28/12/2011 - Fields Receive a Facelift for 2012 …………… ... +++ 14/10/2011 - Grounds Closed Till Official Training Starts in March …………… ... +++

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Category Archives: Community

BBFC encourages its members to support the community in many different ways including volunteering to help the club, promoting local events, supporting local community groups etc. In the past the club has supported numerous causes.

POSITION VACANT – Coach of W30B (moderately talented, very enthusiastic) Team

Are you looking to pass on your skills to a group of ladies who will hang on your every word, listen to your every instruction and carry them out to the best of their ability?  Then look no further.  Our dedicated team has a 98% attendance rate at every training session and being women, although we may not seem to be listening all the time, we are multi skilling talents, of course we are.

Having been together for a few years we know our strengths and weaknesses, but this year we have a few new members, and we need a new coach to mould us into the team we know we can be with a little guidance from an experienced master.  We have fun, treat you and each other with respect and hope to win more games than we lose (and we like a beer at the end of a hard game).

So what are you waiting for – WE NEED YOU

Please send a photo with your application as we are a little bit choosy (but not much). It will also help if you have selective deafness.

PARENTS: Monitoring Social Media … Tradies 25/2

Sutherland PCYC and a team of Medical Students from Notre Dame University will be hosting a Social Media Information Morning at Gymea Tradies on Saturday 25th February 2012 from 9am-1pm.

Guest speakers, including Nina Funnell – social commentator and State Finalist for Australian of the Year 2012 – will focus on keeping kids safe on the internet, managing social media from home, the law and the internet and what to do if things go wrong.

If you would like to attend please RSVP to S/Cst Bernadette Andrikis, Sutherland PCYC 9521 5690. A gold coin entry would be appreciated on the day. Please feel free to pass on to your contacts. All are welcome.

BBFC’s 1st President Passes Away

It is with sadness that we advise members that Bill De La Garde has passed away after a long illness.

Bill was one of a number of residents involved in developing a number of initiatives in the young suburb of Bonnet Bay. When the soccer club was formed in 1982 he became BBFC’s 1st President and continued in that role for 1983 and 1984.

Bill’s sons Corey and Darren played in our first 2 grand final teams in 1982 which were both runners up and played for BBFC for 4 years in all. Bill’s funerla will be held on Friday 27 January 2012 at 12.30 at Woronora Crematorium (see Tuesday’s Leader for more details).

On behalf of all club members we pass on our sincere condolences to all Bill’s family members and our gratitude for his major contribution to starting the club we all enjoy so much.

 

BBFC’s 1st President Bill De La Garde at top right in blue jacket coached the  9Es who played in the club’s first grand final. Bill’s son Corey is holding the sign.

 

Refer to Club History on this site for more details from this era.

 

 

 

Bonnet Bay FC - The Bombers

Thanks to 35Fs for great efforts at Prince Edward Park

A big thanks to the ten or so guys from 35Fs who turned up today  to level off the surrounds around the new cricket pitch at Prince Edward Park. There was also one guy from the 45Cs -would have been more but they were all visiting their doctors for a variety of ailments. Every BBFC player will benefit from the much improved conditions for training and playing.

Installation of the new all seasons cricket pitch was funded jointly by BBFC and Sutherland Shire Junior Cricket Association with support from Sutehrland Shire Council. It is hoped this mutually beneficial inititaive will pave the way for other similar installations at a number of other fields across the shire.

Volunteers are needed to join the watering roster over the next couple of months - info@bonnetbayfc.com .

There will be more chances for members to volunteer some time over the next few weeks so please help out so we can have everything in top shape for teh season opener.

Titans FC

Titans FC “Buddy Team”

Titans FC is a club operating under the Sutherland Shire Football Association which provides people with a disability the opportunity to participate in matches against main stream sporting teams. Generally club teams with a bye are drawn to play a Titans team they are physically matched against. This club was initiated a few years ago by the family of one of the players and 2011 saw other clubs become involved for the first time to take a load off the Titans FC committee. When volunteers were sought BBFC was one of the first clubs to get involved and 20 of our club members got on board within days. Only St Patrick’s had that level of support although there were another 5 clubs in all involved in the program.

The BBFC volunteers “buddied up” with the Titans FC under 8s who had a fantastic season.  The BBFC volunteers, who came from 11 different teams, were Sarah Burgess, Callie Noakes, Georgia West, Hayden Watson, Tim Brady, Michael Kelly, Cara Brady, Kayla Ross, Nickie Davidson, Sean Brailey, Laura Douglas, Renee Davidson, Michael Burgess, Sarah Royal, Matt Cheshire, Michael Jandzio, Jess Saxelby, Jarrod Roy, Sam Horeau and Sam Cornish.

The committee and club members were justifiably proud of the efforts of these mostly younger members of our club. In many ways in was a demonstration that the “Bomberaderie” we engender is helping to develop good citizens with a community conscience. These young members were awarded the Club’s Achievement Award for 2011 in recognition of their invaluable contribution.