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The CEO of the West Coast Eagles, Trevor Nisbett, answers ClubsOnline's questions Read more...
Helping clubs recruit, train and retrain a new generation of volunteers. Read more...
A recipe from the Nomad Recreational Archers. Read more...
It’s always a challenge to attract and retain volunteers, and to ensure the workload is shared so that you don’t burn people out. Read more...
WAIS coaching legend Alan Black joined the ClubsOnline team for a chat about coaching. Read more...
Looking to join a new club? With more than 2800 clubs listed across WA, we’re sure to have one to suit you. Read more...
Congratulations to Yunderup Sports and Recreation Club and Manning Magic Junior Basketball Club Read more...
Sport 4 All is a new $20 million state government initiative to increase the number of kids at community sport and recreation clubs. Read more...
Clubs Development Officers are located across WA and are here to help you grow and improve your club. If your region has one, you can find them here... Read more...

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Quote of the week

"From the first moment I saw 'Ray' (Ryan) on a bike I realised he had extraordinary talent. He matured into a big game hunter; waiting quietly in hiding until a big race came around, then unleashing his enormous power."

Martin Barras, Ryan Bailey's Coach at WAIS and AIS.

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