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Subscriber only OVER many decades, Ipswich has been home to some of the finest sporting empires in Australia. From international footballers, rugby league players and baseballers to well-known cricketers, swimming icons and hockey achievers, the region has provided some exceptional moments. In the latest QT sporting series, 34 of the best Ipswich sporting dynasties are celebrated, highlighting many memorable moments and sharing some successful family traits. Five more dedicated Ipswich families are showcased in today s fourth part. Ipswich Hockey Association president Margret Mantell is proud of her strong family connection to the sport. Picture: Rob Williams 15. MANTELL/WOODFORD families: Playing together with unique connection
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Subscriber only IPSWICH Eagles club president Clint Bateman has plenty to keep him busy either side of the Christmas break. He is studying a Diploma in Sport and Recreational Management, which he is finding challenging but rewarding. It is taking on such projects that reflects how Bateman is ever keen to better his sporting knowledge. But as he works to complete his diploma by March, his thoughts are never far from the footy field - especially how to bolster the Eagles. A number of players in the club s senior men s and women s teams have been undergoing pre-season training for more than a month.
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Antoniolli, then aged 48, was found guilty of fraud by Magistrate Anthony Gett on June 6, 2019. That followed a defended hearing, in which evidence was presented, alleging Antoniolli had fraudulently used more than $10,000 of Ipswich City Council s community donation funds to buy charity items at auction. During the trial, the court heard Antoniolli would purchase items at events using council funding. Â Â His trial largely centred around a $5000 Trek racing bicycle Antoniolli acquired from Ipswich s Yellow Jersey Bike Shop. He was sentenced in August 2019 by Mr Gett to six months jail, wholly suspended. A conviction was recorded. His legal team then lodged a notice of appeal.