Greetings from Auckland
We have been assigned to work in pairs and its a privilege to work along side Gary Evans of Australia, a well known basketball identity.
The workshop is mainly targetting at managing basketball administration in a very effective and efficient ways.
I have learnt alot from this workshop as well as my colleagues who have shared how they successfully run basketball in their own countries.
Unfortunately Golden has missed out on the introductory part of the seminar and have missed out presenting to the audience how well refereeing is progressing in the Solomon Islands.
He is expected to catch up sooner. It is understood that Shane Abbey, a referee educator from Australia is currently in Honiara with the Regional Assistance to Solomon Islands.
It is my greatest desire that what i have learnt from this seminar i will be to grow basketball in the Solomons in the future.
Goldie & Brian, how's things going with that competition? I trust that things work out as planned.
Love and best wishes to all basketballers out there and hope to see you next week.
missing my family
The workshop is mainly targetting at managing basketball administration in a very effective and efficient ways.
I have learnt alot from this workshop as well as my colleagues who have shared how they successfully run basketball in their own countries.
Unfortunately Golden has missed out on the introductory part of the seminar and have missed out presenting to the audience how well refereeing is progressing in the Solomon Islands.
He is expected to catch up sooner. It is understood that Shane Abbey, a referee educator from Australia is currently in Honiara with the Regional Assistance to Solomon Islands.
It is my greatest desire that what i have learnt from this seminar i will be to grow basketball in the Solomons in the future.
Goldie & Brian, how's things going with that competition? I trust that things work out as planned.
Love and best wishes to all basketballers out there and hope to see you next week.
missing my family
Last Modified on 01/11/2006 14:35
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