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The '''North Queensland Broomball Association''' (NQBA) is the governing body for [[broomball]] in north [[Queensland]], [[Australia]]. It is based in the city of [[Townsville, Queensland|Townsville]] and is a founding member of the national body, [[Broomball Australia]]. |
The '''North Queensland Broomball Association''' (NQBA) is the governing body for [[broomball]] in north [[Queensland]], [[Australia]]. It is based in the city of [[Townsville, Queensland|Townsville]] and is a founding member of the national body, [[Broomball Australia]]. |
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The NQBA is a [[non-profit|not-for-profit organisation]] that was formed in |
The NQBA is a [[non-profit|not-for-profit organisation]] that was formed in 1992, the third incorporated broomball club in Australia after the [[Broomball Association of South Australia]] and [[Australian Capital Territory Broomball Association]]. Broomball had been played in Townsville since the late 1980s. |
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As at August 2006 the club has around 120 members, both male and female, ranging in age from 8 to 70. Three divisions are played in local competition: A Grade (elite), B Grade (intermediate), and C Grade (social, beginners and juniors). Training sessions are also run from time to time. |
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All local competition games are played at the [[Warrina Ice Rink]] in the Townsville suburb of [[Currajong]]. |
All local competition games are played at the [[Warrina Ice Rink]] in the Townsville suburb of [[Currajong, Queensland|Currajong]]. |
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The organisation is run by an Executive Committee consisting of seven members. All administrators and officials within the association are also current players. |
The organisation is run by an Executive Committee consisting of seven members. All administrators and officials within the association are also current players. |
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== Seasons == |
== Seasons == |
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As of 2006, the NQBA runs two playing seasons per year, called the ''Summer'' and ''Winter'' seasons. The summer season generally runs between January and June, while the winter season operates between July and December. |
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== Champions == |
== Champions == |
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! C Grade Champion |
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| 2006 Winter Season |
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| Team Skate |
| Team Skate |
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| Bench Warmers |
| Bench Warmers |
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| Geeks & Freaks |
| Geeks & Freaks |
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| 2006 Summer Season |
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| Team Skate |
| Team Skate |
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| Gentle Snowflakes |
| Gentle Snowflakes |
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| Bench Warmers |
| Bench Warmers |
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| 2005 Winter Season |
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| Team Skate |
| Team Skate |
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| Bench Warmers |
| Bench Warmers |
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| Mozez Boyz |
| Mozez Boyz |
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| 2005 Summer Season |
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| [[Brown Hornets]] |
| [[Brown Hornets]] |
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| Team Luco |
| Team Luco |
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| Wannabes |
| Wannabes |
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| 2004 Winter Season |
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| Pissed Penguins |
| Pissed Penguins |
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| Bench Warmers |
| Bench Warmers |
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| Bench Warmers |
| Bench Warmers |
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| 2004 Summer Season |
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| Pissed Penguins |
| Pissed Penguins |
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| Soul Assassins |
| Soul Assassins |
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| Scramblers |
| Scramblers |
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| 2003 Winter Season |
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| TBA |
| TBA |
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| Bench Warmers |
| Bench Warmers |
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| Bench Warmers |
| Bench Warmers |
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| 2003 Summer Season |
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| TBA |
| TBA |
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| Arse Overs |
| Arse Overs |
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| ''Not Contested'' |
| ''Not Contested'' |
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| 2002 Winter Season |
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| Frozen Assets |
| Frozen Assets |
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==References== |
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==External links== |
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* [http://nq.broomballaustralia.org/ North Queensland Broomball Association official website] |
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20061107125431/http://nq.broomballaustralia.org/ North Queensland Broomball Association official website] |
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[[Category:Sports governing bodies in Queensland]] |
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[[Category:Sport in Townsville]] |
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[[Category:Sports governing bodies in Australia|Broomball Association, North Queensland]] |
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Latest revision as of 07:40, 9 May 2023
The North Queensland Broomball Association (NQBA) is the governing body for broomball in north Queensland, Australia. It is based in the city of Townsville and is a founding member of the national body, Broomball Australia.
The NQBA is a not-for-profit organisation that was formed in 1992, the third incorporated broomball club in Australia after the Broomball Association of South Australia and Australian Capital Territory Broomball Association. Broomball had been played in Townsville since the late 1980s.
As at August 2006 the club has around 120 members, both male and female, ranging in age from 8 to 70. Three divisions are played in local competition: A Grade (elite), B Grade (intermediate), and C Grade (social, beginners and juniors). Training sessions are also run from time to time.
All local competition games are played at the Warrina Ice Rink in the Townsville suburb of Currajong.
The organisation is run by an Executive Committee consisting of seven members. All administrators and officials within the association are also current players.
The NQBA represents the state of Queensland at the annual Australian National Broomball Championships; the state representative squad is the Queensland Cyclones.
Seasons
[edit]As of 2006, the NQBA runs two playing seasons per year, called the Summer and Winter seasons. The summer season generally runs between January and June, while the winter season operates between July and December.
Champions
[edit]Each season there is a round robin competition, where every team in each division plays against each other an equal number of times. At the end of the round robin season, the final standings are used to determine those teams that qualify for the play-offs (or finals). The winners of the play-offs are crowned champions.
Season | A Grade Champion | B Grade Champion | C Grade Champion |
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2006 Winter Season | Team Skate | Bench Warmers | Geeks & Freaks |
2006 Summer Season | Team Skate | Gentle Snowflakes | Bench Warmers |
2005 Winter Season | Team Skate | Bench Warmers | Mozez Boyz |
2005 Summer Season | Brown Hornets | Team Luco | Wannabes |
2004 Winter Season | Pissed Penguins | Bench Warmers | Bench Warmers |
2004 Summer Season | Pissed Penguins | Soul Assassins | Scramblers |
2003 Winter Season | TBA | Bench Warmers | Bench Warmers |
2003 Summer Season | TBA | Arse Overs | Not Contested |
2002 Winter Season | Frozen Assets | Cold Cuts | Not Contested |