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Read more...2010 WABL Coaches
U10/U11 Boys
Troy McKenna (Head Coach)
U10/U11 Girls
Tania Richardson (Head Coach)
Rob James (Assistant Coach)
U12 Girls
Vicki McFarlane (Head Coach)
U12 Boys
Adam Gunnis (Head Coach)
Ben McFarlane (Assistant Coach)
Cal Ridgeway (Assistant Coach)
Brett Campbell (Assistant Coach)
U13 Boys
Rob Wellsteed (Head Coach)
U13 Girls
Mark Loxley (Head Coach)
Goran Zivanovic (Assistant Coach)
Paul Throns (Assistant Coach)
U14 Boys
Stuart Budd (Head Coach)
U14 Girls
Gavin Skupin (Head Coach)
Andrew Doe (Assistant Coach)
Rob Jeffs (Assistant Coach)
U15 Men
Jason Cuperus (Head Coach)
U15 Women
Corry Wellsteed (Head Coach)
Luke Brennan (Assistant Coach)
Rob Wellsteed (Assistant Coach)
U16 Men
Ryan Hunter (Head Coach)
U16 Women
Van Kailis (Head Coach)
Sam Daly (Assistant Coach)
Peter Schwartz (Assistant Coach)
U18.1 Men
Brad Kidner (Head Coach)
U18 Women
Whitney Perret (Head Coach)
Glen Simpson (Assistant Coach)
Jess Kidner (Assistant Coach)
U18.2 Men
Kevin Healy (Head Coach)
U19 Women
Donna Cuperus (Head Coach)
U23 Men
Trevor Pugh (Head Coach)
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Read more...Wolves Representatives State U20's Nationals
The Wanneroo Wolves were well represented at the 2010 Basketball Australia U/20 and Ivor Burge National Championships which were held recently in Gawler, South Australia.
Ben Murphy was Wanneroo's only player representative in the WA U/20 Men's team, however Blake Wilhelm was named as a reserve.
The side was coached by former Wanneroo SBL & WABL coach Brad Kidner. He was ably assisted by former Perth Wildcat & current Wanneroo WABL coach Trevor Pugh with the side being managed for the fourth year by Barry Hutchins.
The Men's team finished in 5th spot with a 3 win, 3 loss record, defeating a Hugh Greenwood led Tasmania in the 5/6 playoff game.
Shani Amos, Corry-Lynn Wellsteed, Tahli Raftery and Megan Lee, together with new recruit Alex Kerr were all chosen in the WA Women's team with Shani being named captain of the side.
Former Wanneroo Wolves Championship Captain & current WSBL Assistant Coach Donna Cuperus was the teams Assistant Coach.
The Women's team finished fourth overall after losing the Bronze Medal playoff game to QLD 53-58, a day after pushing Gold Medal winning team South Australia to the brink in a bruising encounter only to go down fighting by 7 points.
What a great effort, 10 Wanneroo people out of 28 representing WA at a National Championships.
