Monday, September 10, 2012

in his brother's footsteps

This photo is the view from one of our local RSL clubs looking over our beautiful river at sunset last night.
I was at the club to accompany B1 and B2 to the soccer referees' presentation night.

B1 has been a soccer referee for 4 years now and this year he took on the role of junior assigner, which meant that he had to go through the list of who was available and assign them their weekend refereeing positions depending on their age and ability.
He was also selected to attend a TAP (Training Advancement Program) camp, in the June long weekend.
At the presentation night he had to give a talk about this experience and he did very well.

After the dinner we had the presentation of the awards.

 
 B2 was presented with the top trophy, 
a perpetual trophy that is given each year to the best junior referee, 

B1 and B2 have also been selected to referee one of the junior grand finals on Sunday
(they are placed in an envelope and announced like an Academy Awards winner- very exciting!)

B2's soccer team will play in the grand final for their grade on Friday night,
because his team were also the minor premiers they will also be playing in the Zone Championships the following weekend.

We are very proud of our boys' efforts in refereeing soccer, not always the easiest of jobs but one they have both taken to and done very well at.

7 comments:

  1. well done to your boys! it's great for them to be so involved in sport. your river looks beautiful.
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  2. What a great result. You are certainly bringing up some fantastic contributors to society there Deanne.

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  3. Great job to your young men Deanne!
    Cas x

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  4. I know you are one proud Momma!

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  5. Well done to both B1 and B2. A big weekend ahead for you all.

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  6. Love that river view at sunset Deanne..its so serene..and congrats to the guys, they've done fantastically well.

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  7. The photo is breath-taking, Deanne! And, how wonderful for your sons - you must feel so proud!

    God bless:-)

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Thanks for taking the time to comment, I always appreciate your kind words.