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Warragul & District Amateur Basketball Association (WDABA) is a sports club located in the Baw Baw Shire in Australia. The association is dedicated to providing opportunities for both junior and representative basketball players to develop their skills and compete in the sport.
The WDABA is currently participating as a BETA tester for the upcoming release of the Courtside application, which has been developed by SportsTG. This application will replace the current computer scoring system, Stadium Scoring. As a test for Basketball Australia, the Courtside application will be implemented at Warragul Basketball Stadium for the remainder of the season. Users are encouraged to provide feedback on the application to help improve its usability.
The association has a strong focus on junior basketball and provides a full list of contact details for local junior clubs. This information can be found on their website, and any corrections or updates can be emailed to the provided address.
The WDABA also offers representative squads, which aim to further develop the skills of young basketball players. These squads consist of players from all registered clubs within the association and encompass age groups from U10's to U18's. Approximately 100 players are involved in these squads, and they provide a platform for skills development and succession planning to ensure the growth of juniors in the sport.
Parents are encouraged to support their children in their basketball journey and adhere to the code of conduct attached to the registration process. They are expected to show respect to the coach and address any issues after training or games. Parents are also expected to score on rotation, so they should familiarise themselves with the scoring system for both domestic and tournament games.
Coaches at WDABA are passionate about basketball and serve as leaders for their teams. They create a vision for their team, setting goals and expectations to motivate players to reach their full potential. Coaches should communicate clearly with players regarding practise and training structures, expectations for behaviour, and general communication with association administrators and parents.
The association provides various avenues to stay updated with the latest news and information. The Warragul Warriors have an official Facebook page and Instagram account where members can access updates. Additionally, registration for the 2019 tournament has closed, and news related to the tournament can be found on their website.
Overall, the Warragul & District Amateur Basketball Association is committed to fostering the growth of basketball in the Baw Baw Shire. Through their junior clubs, representative squads, and dedication to technological advancements in scoring systems, they aim to provide a positive and inclusive environment for basketball players of all ages and skill levels.
