Another close final last night . Down to the last match on the night where Sai had to win in 3 games for an out right win but fell short loosing 2 games to 1 .
To celebrate the 25 year anniversary of Robina Squash Club, we’re pleased to invite past and current members to an evening full of great fun, excellent food and good company!
6:30pm sharp for complimentary finger food and beverages until 7:00pm.
Dinner will be a buffet meal.
Function end time approximately 11:00pm
Prizes
Prize draws all night.
Hilton Surfers Paradise accommodation for 1 night for 2 including breakfast, Bond University gym and swimming pool memberships just to name a few.
Cost
$20 each for past and present Squash members & partners.
Dress
Smart casual
Parking
Complimentary 5 levels of parking at Hilton Surfers Paradise, located on Orchid Avenue under hotel. Follow the hotel parking signs.
RSVP
Confirmation and payment made no later than the 26th Oct 2015.
Email: admin@robinasquashclub.com
Special Notes: Hilton Surfers Paradise accommodation deal on the night. Hotel King Guest Room – $199.00 Room Only. 2 Bedroom Residence (1 King Bedroom & 1 Double Bedroom) – $249.00 Room Only. Email eloise.butler@hilton.com or phone Eloise direct on (07) 5680 8014 to make a booking.
Parking: Hilton car park is located approx 30 meters along Orchid Ave on the left hand side. Turn left and descend down the ramp then turn right towards the hotel boom gate. Please retrieve ticket and proceed to level B2. Follow blue line on floor. Additional parking is on lower levels. Parking is free for this function.
Left To Right: Steve Nichols, Phil James, Peter Dukes, Tim Brown, Brad Martin (head), Mark Cawthan, Alistair Lattimore (head), Karen Chan, Tony de Ambrosis, Michelle Uwland, Mike Gravina, Quinton Webb, Michelle Mclean, Steve McVeigh
Robina Squash Club was formed in March 1990 and this month we’re proud to announce that the club has been in continuous operation for a massive 25 years!
In that the time the club started quite small and steadily grew in numbers, utilising all four glass backed courts provided by Bond University and participated in inter-club competitions across the Gold Coast.
Over the last decade, Robina Squash Club hasn’t competed in inter-club competitions and has instead focused on a more social orientated club format using the two glass backed squash courts, which has been an inviting and helpful place for players of all ages and skills.
I’d like to thank everyone who has been involved with the ongoing operation of the club such as Phil Touliatos, Mark Cawthan, Paula Kimlin and a raft of senior members past and present including Murray Robinson, Peter Barr, Tim Brown, Karen Chan, Julie Free, Jo Carsten and many others.
It is through the help and support of the members of Robina Squash Club that we’re able to keep operating with low overheads, offering a fun and friendly environment each week to get out on the squash court and hit the balls.
Robina Squash Club Autumn grand final was played on the 5th August 2014 with Team 2 and Team 3 playing off for the coveted title.
It came down down to the last match of the night with strangers playing table tennis stopping to watch. In the last match of the night, Tim beat Ryan for the last game 13 points to 12.
All matches, games and points counted Team 2 were victorious on the night winning 11 games (219 points) versus 9 games (214 points).
Left to Right: Callum Walters, Steve McVeigh, Michelle Mclean, Tim Brown, Peter DukesLeft to Right: Peter Belding, Ryan Touliatos, Mark Cawthan, Julie Free, Dean Saich
Congratulations to everyone for another great final!
Robina Squash Club summer competition grand final was played 25th March and it was a great set of matches. Once everyone had finished, Team 3 and Team 4 were even on matches, even on games games and it went to a count back on points. In the end Team 4 won the competition beating Team 3, 225 points versus 207 points – nothing in it!
Team 4: Left To Right – Peter Belding, Jo Carstens (front), Alistair Lattimore (back), Mike Gravina, Paul KimlinLeft to right: Grace Webber, Tim Brown, Jacob Saich (front), Phil Touliatos, Michelle Mclean
The Autumn competition teams and draw are being worked on currently, we’re hoping to make five teams of five people. This will see the return of one team being on a bye each week – nice for everyone to have a break every little while. As soon as it’s complete, the draw will be distributed on our normal weekly email.
After having the Bond University squash courts out of action and in maintenance between 13/8/2013 and 9/9/2013, as of Tuesday 10 September they are available once more for Robina Squash Club to use.
The floors have been resurfaced and repainted, they’ve now got a nice shine to them. Unfortunately the front walls were not able to be repaired at the same time, it is apparently a different group of contractors that repair the walls. As such, we’ll have to deal with the inconsistency of the couple warn patches on the front wall a little longer, it’ll keep everyone on their toes!
Bond University are performing maintenance on both squash courts between 13/08/2013 to 9/09/2013 where they’ll be resurfacing the floors of both courts.
It wasn’t specified but I’m hopeful that the front wall of both courts will also be repaired at the same time as they are quite damaged, fingers crossed!
Nerang Squash Club are going to host our club for the four weeks the Robina squash courts are unavailable. Weekly rosters won’t change during this window, just the venue and we’ll send out the normal weekly email over this period outlining the playing roster as well.
Directions
Nerang Squash Courts
43 Station St
Nerang QLD 4211
(07) 5578 1888
The courts are located on the on the western side of the M1 motorway, which you can access via the Nerang-Broadbeach Road exit. Once you’re on the western side of the motorway, the squash courts themselves are located below Dominoes Pizza and you’ll find a stairwell directly in front of the pizza shop.
Robina Squash Club is joining the internet, hold onto your hats!
Given the prevalence of the internet today, it is clear that every business or quasi-business needs to have a home on the internet as it is ingrained into the lives of so many people, especially the habit of using a search engine such as Google to find information.
Without a properly functioning website in today’s day and age, businesses might as well be invisible to would be customers. This is highlighted clearly when Ed Parsons, a geospatial technologist from Google, stated at the end of 2012 that one in three Google queries have local intent – ie., people looking for information about things near where they are physically located.
Initial goals for the Robina Squash Club website is to act as an advertising platform for potential squash club members when they are searching in Google or Bing for a club to join on the Gold Coast but will hopefully be expanded out in the future.
Team 4 runner up
Combined teams
