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Berwick names netball coach

BERWICK Netball Club has appointed Marg Hodges as senior A-grade and B-grade coach for 2006.
All coaching positions for the Casey-Cardinia League have been filled and the committee is looking forward to building strongly competitive teams next year.
Preseason training for all seniors begins Thursday, 1 December at 7pm at the netball courts at Edwin Flack Reserve.
All club members are invited to senior training to meet the coaches and dinner afterwards.
The club welcomes new senior players and encourages them to attend on the 1 December.

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