UPDATE as at 15 May 2014
Sadly depsite a great deal of interest registered for this great idea and keen attendance secured with the Haier Pulse team, the interest did not translate into ticket sales which has made it very difficult for the Club to plan ahead without the risk of losing money for this fundraiser.  They intend to defer the date and try to hold a similar event in future - date to be advised.

Wellingtonians are invited to share an evening with one of New Zealand’s premier netball coaches Robyn Broughton-ONZM and members of the Haier Pulse. Join us to celebrate the growing success of our netball team and learn how Robyn and her team are focused on winning this year’s ANZ Netball Championship.

Robyn, born in the Hutt Valley has had a life in netball, helping develop not only our premier teams but most importantly working with our young and up and coming players.

Robyn coached the Southern Sting from 1998-2007 in the inaugural National Bank Cup, reaching the finals every year and winning seven out of ten titles. Robyn was the assistant coach of the Silver Ferns in 2000-02 and made a member of the NZ Order of Merit for services to netball in 2004, and in 2012 made an Officer of the NZ Order of Merit. Robyn is also a trustee of the Halberg Trust and Chairwoman of South Island Secondary Schools Netball. 

Take this opportunity to listen to Robyn and her team, talk netball while savouring the fine canapés provided by Monsoon Poon, Boulcott Bistro and Osterio del Toro, sample a fine wine, enjoy each other’s company and in doing so support junior sport in our region.

 

This event is proudly brought to you by the Carillon Club which was formed in 1994 and assists talented young sportspeople from within the Wellington Region in their climb to the top by providing local talent with a lift via funding and recognition of their achievements. Among those who have been supported by the Carillon Club over the years and gone on to represent New Zealand are All Blacks – Jerry Collins and Victor Vito, Silver Fern – Jodi Te Huna, Black Cap – James Franklyn and Black Sticks – Kyle Pontifex and Phill Burrows.  To find out more about the Carillon Club please visit their website: www.carillonclub.org.nz

 

To take part in this great event, find out more about the Carillon Club and in the process help raise funds for a worthy cause please come along to:

Where: Exchange Atrium, 15 Allen Street

When: Thursday 15 May 2014

Time: 5.00pm - 7.30pm

Cost: $50.00 per person (cost of ticket covers canapés, beer, wine and juice)

All proceeds go to support Junior Sport in the Wellington region.

 

Tickets can be purchased by emailing tickets@carillonclub.org.nz or alternatively you can text Bryan on 021 668 774 or Evan on 021 222 9335. EFTPOS sales will also be available at the door on the night.

 

Tickets must be paid for prior to the evening by Direct Credit to the Carillon Club Bank Account: Westpac 03-0502-0181673-00. Surname and ticket #(s) must be used as the bank reference so your payment can be verified for ticket(s) collection.