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Vote for the team or individual that you think most needs funding, for their chance to receive up to $1,500 from the Thermoskin Community Sports Fund!

You will also be entered in the draw to win a $200 EFTPOS Gift Card!

With a total pool of $10,000 available plus a gift of Thermoskin’s Plantar FXT Calf Socks, 2016 winners will be decided upon by a panel of 4 judges including Melanie Wright (Australian Olympic Gold Medalist and World Record Holder in Swimming), Sharelle McMahon (former Australian Netballer), Brett Emerton (ex-Socceroo) and Thermoskin CEO Matthew Symington.

Shortlisted entries will be based on quality of application, why the funds are needed, value to the community/individual, and number of votes received by the public, so start voting now and make your contribution!

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Total Votes: 83

Central Coast Marlins Little League

League:

Little League Baseball National Championship

State / Area:

NSW / Regional

Funding Requested

$1500

Voting has now finished.

Recipients will be announced on 6th June 2016.

About Central Coast Marlins Little League

Our team is made up of 13 boys, 3 coaches & me (the EO - executive officer, manager). We have players from the Central Coast, Coffs Harbour & Tamworth all traveling to play baseball. Last year we were granted a wildcard entry to the Australian Little League Championships in Lismore, where the winner gets to go to the Little League World Series in the USA. It was the first time that the Central Coast was represented at this tournament. This year we qualified to go again! The levy associated with this tournament is a hardship in itself, not to mention uniforms, food while away, etc. The team stays together with the coaches & EO. We are looking for any assistance available.

Value to the Community

Baseball is finding it hard to compete with other sports in regional areas. As the first Little League team from the Coast to compete in the Nationals, we are showing kids in the country that there is a pathway for them to aspire to. That it is possible to get noticed and go further with their baseball aspirations.

Why the funds are needed

This money would be allocated to new uniforms for the team when they represent in Lismore at the 2016 Australian Little League Championships.

Links

Central Coast Baseball

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