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James Robertson

Age: 24

Nickname: Robbo

Position: WA, C, WD

Height: 177 cm

Playing Strengths: Speed, calm, circle feeds

Playing Honours: Vic Open Mens 15

Under 23’s 08-14

MLeague Club Team: Southern Seahawks

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The AMMNA AGM was held yesterday and Victorian stalwart Grant Crocker decided not to re-nominate for the position of president. VMMNA would like to thank Grant for his service over the last 15 years on the AMMNA executive, and last 12 as President. In this time, he oversaw the the Australian Championships growth from 11 teams and 2 states in 2008 to this year’s Championships, which would have seen 47 teams from 7 states/territories + ADF. He also saw a growth in umpire nominations from being in an unenviable position of having to search for umpires many moons ago, to having 63 nominations this year. It’s safe to say he has led the growth of Men’s and Mixed netball in Australia admirably and for that we are all incredibly indebted to him - we encourage you to leave any comments below for Grant and we’ll ensure he reads them! However, with that wealth of experience, business acumen and financial proficiency, he remains VMMNA’s Treasurer and we are so lucky to have him as part of our own executive. Also congratulations to new AMMNA President, Andrew Simons, who has represented Victoria and Australia Open Men’s for many years and to Sue Owen, AMMNA’s new Secretary. We look forward to this new era for @australianmensnetball! #MensNetball #MixedNetball #Netball

There is only a few days left to tell us how you found your time leading up to what would have been the 2020 Championships. VMMNA is eager to continually improve the future Victorian Squad experience and we can't do that unless we get your feedback! Hit the link in our bio for the survey! It is open for Victorian players, coaches, managers, trainers, parents and officials only. #AMMNAChamps2020 #MensNetball #MixedNetball #Netball

VMMNA would love to hear your feedback on all things leading up to what would have been the 2020 Championships: selections, trainings, coaches, managers and all that's in between. We’ve created this survey as we want to continually improve the future Victorian Squad experience. The survey will be open for one week and we’d love to get as many responses as we can! It’s open for Victorian players, coaches, managers, trainers, parents and officials only. Hit the link in our bio for the survey! #AMMNAChamps2020 #MensNetball #MixedNetball #Netballl

If you’re looking for something to do while in iso, other than a puzzle, baking banana bread or trying to become TikTok famous – this one is for you! We are currently looking at updating the Victorian playing uniform ready for next year’s Championships and are holding a design competition. Entries will be judged by the committee and the winning design will receive a $200 Coles Myer Voucher! Hit the link in our bio for more info! #AMMNAChamps2021 #MensNetball #MixedNetball #Netball #NetballUniform

While there are no official @australianmensnetball Championship team photos, some teams have taken matters into their own hands - our Mixed Open's have never looked so good! Shout out to Co-Captain Nat Billings and her photoshop handy work! #AMMNAChamps2020 #Netball #MixedNetball

We hope you enjoyed celebrating all Victorian teams and officials for 2020 with us over the last 10 days. This morning we would’ve returned to our normal lives, having to deal with all the various symptoms of that pesky and pervasive ‘PND’. . While all the thoughts and the ‘what ifs’ about the 2020 Championships may now come to a close, we look towards the 2021 Championships in Adelaide - just 349 days to go! #AMMNAChamps2021 #MensNetball #MixedNetball #BoysNetball #Netball

We’ve paid tribute to the coaches, managers and trainers, but we certainly couldn’t get through the week without celebrating Team White! The Victorian umpires chosen to officiate at this year’s Championships were: Mark Cockerell Sandy Dickie Joshua Ellis Narelle McIntosh Joel Owen Sean Steele Amy Winchcombe . We were fortunate to speak with two of these in Joel Owen and Sandy Dickie to hear about their favourite aspects of the Championships and what they’ll miss the most from not being there this year. . 👇Interview with Joel and Sandy👇 💬What’s your favourite aspect of umpiring at the AMMNA Championships? Joel: My favourite aspect of umpiring at the Championships is being a part of the process that enables the AMMNA players to showcase their skills. Sandy: I don’t have just one, there are so many great things. Firstly the umpires group is great fun. They are all crazy! As a country umpire it is great to be a part of group with so many great A badged umpires. Having access to top caliber coaches is awesome too. You learn so much, you try the tips they give you and you keep doing the ones that work for you. The netball standard is fantastic, the players can all run so fast, jump so high and have fantastic ball skills. But I must admit my favourite part is the banter. Who doesn’t love a bit of humorous banter?! . 💬What will you miss the most about not being there this year? Joel: I think I’ll miss the tradition of AMMNA netball at Easter the most. It’s been my Easter tradition for many many years! Of course catching up with friends also. Sandy: I will miss reconnecting with all the great friends I have made over my 3 Championships and the opportunity to meet all our new umps that were selected for 2020.

Our Mixed Reserves side have won the last 4 National Titles in a row and in 2020 they were going for the five-peat! Hear from coach David O’Hare below about the team, what they were wanting to achieve at Nationals and what he’s most proud of over the last 6 months. . 🏐Players: Ally Black Colin Croft Sam Dugan Alex Green Georgia Hellyer Brent Holtham (Captain) Bryn Matthews Renae Pickering Steffanie Poort Bridget Ryan (Vice Captain) Samantha Silvester Kurt Thompson (Vice Captain) Niamh Vahland . 🏐Training Partners: Ben Bruitzman Jamie O'Hare Phillip Pene . 🏐Officials: Coach: David O'Hare Assistant Coach: Tammy Karkanakis Manager: Jamie Clarke Assistant Manager: Tarnee Adams Trainer: Bridie Flagg . 👇Interview with Coach Dave O’Hare👇 💬How would you describe your team? I would describe our team as a nice blend of old and new, some very experienced Nationals players and some first-timers. We had obviously lost some players from last year’s squad, for varying reasons, but they were replaced with some very exciting new players. I guess while it was frustrating not to go to the tournament from a coaching point of view it was great to introduce those players to the program, now they understand the level that’s required, and what to expect next year. . 💬What were you hoping to achieve at Nationals? Our aim as a team from the start was to win the Mixed Reserve section again. However, my goal as coach was to make sure that everyone understood that whilst our aim was to win, winning would only be a by-product of following a process. If we followed the process, the scoreboard would take care of itself. The other area that was important was for the team to enjoy the experience of playing at the Nationals together. It’s a unique event, and whilst we wanted to win and be professional while we were doing it, it had to be fun as well. . 💬What are you most proud of during the last 6months of training? Obviously I was very proud of the effort and commitment that everyone put in, but the thing I was most proud of was how everything seemed to be coming together at just the right time. Continue reading on our FB page! #AMMNAChamps2020 #Netball #MixedNetball

The 20&Under Reserves side has had a great build over the last 6months, from the mini Round Robin with the 20’s, 17 Res and Mixed Res, to match simulation warm up with the Men’s Open side (a particular highlight for the boys!) all culminating in their camp down at Phillip Island in February. At the 2018 Championships they finished 4th, improving to 3rd in 2019, with hopes of going even further in 2020. Their drive, spirit and commitment to each other over the last few months has been so evident, and is what particularly stands out from our interview with coach, Joshua Schultz, below. . 🏐Players: Callum Baird Jye Black (Vice Captain) David Capron Tom Fisher (Vice Captain) Leo Heard Tai Ngo Liam Smith (Captain) Sam Trbojevic Jordan Vesovic Luke Williams . 🏐Training Partners: Angus Dell'Oro . 🏐Officials: Coach: Joshua Schultz Assistant Coach/Manager: Maddie Noble Trainer: Teghan Butler . 👇Interview with Coach Joshua Schultz👇 💬How would you describe your team? I would describe my team as a bunch of trouble-makers. Only joking – there’s only a few of those in the team. This year we had a nice mix of experienced players, as well as some new boys with a wealth of raw talent. Initially they were a quiet bunch, but as we got going they all started to open up. Overall, I would say that they’re a fun group of boys to be around and it would have been interesting to see how that would have developed over the course of the week away. . 💬What were you hoping to achieve at Nationals? As a coach, I was hoping to help the boys play at their best and make it to the finals. Coaching in the same division last year and making it to the first round of finals was amazing and that was the aim again this year. The boys had developed their own goals for Nationals which were the following: 1. Maximum effort every game, 2. Make the top four and 3. Ensure that everyone enjoyed the week away and had fun. Personally, I feel that these goals which were set by the boys demonstrate perfectly what Nationals is all about. Read the full interview on our FB page! #MensNetball #BoysNetball #Netball #AMMNAChamps2020

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