March 3rd, 2010
Grading is on at Meadowbank 2
· Sunday 7th March
· Sunday 14th March
1.30pm both days
You must attend both days to be graded into your teams and to sign the team sheets.
How does it all work?
Grading is being coordinated by Kylie Conchrane and a committee of volunteers from the various teams.
Grading is based on:
· the 2009 teams
· the 2009 coach/ managers recommendations (ie who needs to go up/down/stay)
· individual player skill level + fitness
· remaining gaps/skills required in teams
· individual player availability
Food & Drink
The Cologne Gay Games team will be running a BBQ and selling drinks to raise some money to help pay for their uniforms. So please show your support by eating sausage! Yes, there will be vegetarian ones too.
See you all there!
February 17th, 2010
Zie Flying Bats are sending a team to zie totally gay games in Cologne zis year.
Over zie next few months you will no doubt see zie Bats Cologne crew running a few fundraising events to help us spenden zie money on zie playing outfits for zie totally gay games.
One of zie most exciting events will be zie Betty’s Turn Eurotrash party and you all spenden enough money will feature a midnight performance by zie Batties Cologne team zemselves!!!
Zer will be spray tans, Sabrina, Dr Alban und more europop zen you can shake zie disco sticks at.
For more info and to RSVP check out the Facebook event page
PS
The Flying Bats Cologne team is now full to capacity.
However if you are still considering going to Cologne, a Facebook group has been started by some girls that are trying to get together another team.
January 9th, 2010
Fair Day kicks off Mardi Gras month of celebrations and is always a great day out.
Mardi Gras Fair Day
Victoria Park 10am – 8pm
Corner of Parramatta Road and City Road
Chippendale
Come visit the Flying Bats stall at Fair Day. It’s a chance to meet the members, perhaps express your interest in joining or just to socialise with friends.
October 21st, 2009
THE GRAND FINALS DIVISION 3 and 5.
Arriving at Morrison Bay on Sunday there was a tangible excitement and anticipation in the air. Referees and players prepared on the sidelines, picnic blankets and chairs were set up and Bats supporters lined the adjacent fields 2 and 3 to cheer on our teams in their pursuit for NWSWF grand final glory.
There was a quiet not-so-quiet confidence amongst Bats faithfuls about our chances; Div 5 had a confidence-building preparation, keeping the Redbacks to a 1-1 draw last week, and Div 3 were out to prove their status as the best team in the competition after losing their first and only match to their grand final opponents, Putney-Tennyson Bowling Club, two weeks earlier. Read More
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