Premium Content AS a self-described explorer , Tim Dunn has a powerful vision for helping the community. I like to go out and check stuff out - new things, he said. Because with that comes a lot of different things. His regular exploring includes discovering culinary delights, finding secluded swimming spots and enjoying live music and bands. Being an explorer also ties in with his respect for coaches and his way of investigating better sporting opportunities. Dunn has played hockey for the 2015 A2 premiership-winning Bellbowrie Strikers, rugby at university and football for Moggill. But not being an elite sportsman, the recently appointed Ipswich Turf Club CEO appreciates the work of coaches.
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Subscriber only THRILLED with the benefit his club has already received, Brad Cumming praised another loyal Ipswich supporter for his efforts. Strollers Cricket Club president Cumming was delighted to have new juniors sign up and a pleasing first week turnout to the Junior Blasters program. The introductory program continues on Monday afternoons for the next six weeks at the Redbank Plains field, providing beginner level opportunities for kids aged 5-7. Cricket newcomers enjoy learning the basics at Strollers Junior Blasters program. Picture: Gary Reid But while he appreciated the kids and their parents having fun, Cumming said Ipswich junior cricket co-ordinator Jono Gibbs also deserved thanks for his efforts.
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Subscriber only SOME talented junior players who come from a refugee background are set to join the ranks of multiple sporting clubs in and around the Ipswich area. It comes after sportswear supplier KPI Sports this week announced it would cover all club fees for the 2021 season for six deserving students. The kind gesture comes in partnership with not-for-profit Pushing Barriers in a bid to help those from refugee backgrounds integrate into their local community through sport. Western Pride Football Club at Flinders View and Goodna s Western Spirit Football Club are among five of the sporting clubs set to welcome the new talents.