ActiveSmart Wheatbelt Sport and Recreation Directory

Includes Activity Planner

How to use your directory and activity plannerThis directory has something for everyone, including a handy Activity Planner to help you get active in your local community.

A little movement goes along way when it comes to looking after yourself. Go for a walk, get on your bike or use this directory to find an activity that interests you – it only takes a moment to take that first step!

No matter what your age or ability, there’s something for you, whether it’s getting active with your family, joining a sport or recreation club or trying a new activity at your local gym or community centre. So take the time to browse through this directory and find an activity that will suit your lifestyle. Each section provides ways to get active and explore your local community with all the contact details you need to get started.

Once you’ve found an activity that interests you, open up to the Activity Planner and get started on your healthy lifestyle plan!

Still need more information? Visit the activesmart website.

Start planning how you are going to get activeThe ActiveSmart Activity Planner is designed to help you set goals, keep track of your progress and of course, celebrate your achievements!

IMPORTANT!Before starting, we advise you to visit your doctor, especially if you don’t have a basic level of fitness or if you have a chronic illness. Remember, everyone is here to support you, so letting your doctor know you’re part of the ActiveSmart Wheatbelt program means they can cheer you on too!

Why do I want to get active?

Which ones in this list appeal to you? Feel healthier and stronger. Feel physically and mentally better.

Boost my energy. Sleep better and awaken refreshed and ready for the day. Learn more about my local neighbourhood by getting out and about. Enjoy small doses of exercise most days of the week.. Meet people within my community who have similar interests to me. Be able to do light activities like climbing stairs, housework or gardening, without losing

breath. Keep up with the kids and be active with my family. Discover healthier ways to travel such as walking or riding to get to/from destinations – even

just part of the way. Join a local club or participate in a group activity. Participate in competitive sports and improve my skill level. Set challenges for myself to improve my fitness.

The ActiveSmart Wheatbelt program will help you achieve these goals and become more active in your community.

Getting StartedThere are plenty of activities to choose including:

Gentle and social:

• Walk to local shops

• Walk a local trail

• Walk kids to school

• Walk the dog

• Go walking with a friend

• Pilates/yoga

• Swimming

• Gentle group exercise

• Go for a bike ride

• Dancing

• Golf

• Lawn bowls

• Tennis (doubles)

• Table tennis

Something more:

• Walking group

• Cycle longer distances

• Light jogging

• Running

• Swimming longer distances

• Group exercise

• Zumba/jazz/ballroom dancing

• Sport specific training

• Tennis (singles)

• Triathlon

• Competitive sports (e.g. netball)

• Martial arts

• Horse riding

• Weights program

Top Tip:Talk to housemates, family members, friends, neighbours and co-workers about your goals and look for opportunities to get active together!

Goal setting

1. Visualise a goalVisualise your getting active goal to be something enjoyable, realistic, achievable and meaningful to you.

What can I picture when I visualise myself being active in six months time?

E.g. Walking the dog to the park and back before work during the week.

With this vision in mind, what is my specific goal to achieve in six months time?

E.g. To spend 30 minutes walking around my local neighbourhood, three times per week.

What reward can I set myself to celebrate my efforts once I reach my goal?

E.g. Buy some new exercise clothes.

Shawn’s story“I didn’t think goal setting was worthwhile for me, I didn’t really see the point. But it wasn’t until I had to imagine a goal and then put it into words that I realised that I needed to be very specific in what I wanted to achieve.”

Action Planning

2. Identify your first stepsThese are the first, small actions you can make to get on your way to reaching your six month goal.

Your first goal:

What activity will I do? E.g: Walking When will I do this activity? E.g: Sunday 9am How far/how long? E.g: 5 minutes around the block

Your first reward:

How will I reward myself? E.g. Buy myself a health and fitness magazine.

Your reminders:

How will I remind myself to complete my activity? E.g. Put my running shoes by the front door the night before.

Your activity partner:

Who can support me to make sure I stick to my Activity Plan? E.g. Ask Jane to meet me at my front gate at 9am on Sunday.

Your back-up plan:

What challenges may you face and how can you overcome them? E.g. I might have to attend an event Sunday morning – ask Jane to meet me earlier or in the afternoon for a change.

Building Habits

3. Plan AheadYour activity plan can help you to get and stay motivated.

Following these small steps can help you set achievable goals and to stay on track.

Some people find it helpful to keep the same goal until it becomes a habit and then slowly build on their goal by doing things like increasing the frequency, intensity or duration of their activity.

You might like to transfer your goals straight to the Weekly Fridge Planner included in your pack or use the following pages to write your goals, schedule activities and track your progress. Additional pages can be downloaded from the activesmart website.

If you ever feel stuck, try coming back to the Activity Planner and plan your activities around your existing commitments. This can help you to get back on track! See the example below to help get you started:

WEEK 1: My Goal: Walk around the block for 10 mins on Sunday at 9am.

Day 1:

Planned Activity: 10 minute walk around the block on Sunday at 9am.

Reminder: Put my joggers by the front door.

Activity Planner: Ask Jane to meet me at my gate at 9am.

Keys to Success: Reschedule to an afternoon walk if attending event on Sunday morning.

My Reward: Buy a health magazine.

GET YOUR FRIENDS INVOLVEDWhy not print off a few extra Activity Planner pages from the ActiveSmart website and share them with friends? This might motivate them to join the ActiveSmart program and help them achieve their physical activity goals, all because of you!

My weekly activity planner

Extra activity planner pagesPhotocopy these pages for your friends and family or download more from the ActiveSmart website.

Top Tip:

There are heaps of apps available to help you plan your activities on your smartphone or tablet. Why not find one on our website and try it today?

Week Number:

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Day 1:

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My Reward:

Walking and Riding

Walking and Riding in the WheatbeltWalking and riding are great ways for people of all ages to be active and explore the local community. Because these activities are enjoyable, affordable and low impact everyone can get involved.

Check out a trail in your area, join a walking group or download an app from the ActiveSmart website and start exploring your local community today.

The ‘Moves’ app is a great way to track all of you daily activities including walking and bike riding. Search for ‘Moves App’ or go to the moves app website to download.

Walking

Heart foundation walking groupsHeart Foundation Walking is Australia’s largest network of FREE Walking Groups all of which are coordinated by locals, for locals. For existing groups in your area – or to start your own group – visit the Heart Foundation's website or call 1300 36 27 87.

Walking Groups in the Wheatbelt

Beverley

Beverley Walkers Walking GroupMeeting point: Beverley Station Garden, Vincent St, Beverley on Monday and Wednesday at 7.30am

Contact: Darci

Phone: 0427 464 029

Merredin

Merredin Road Runners Walking GroupMeeting Point: Merredin Shire Administration, King St, Merredin at 7am every day

Contact: Dianne

Phone: 0447 573 330

Mums with Bubs Walking GroupMeeting Point: Merredin Regional Community Leisure Centre, Bates St, Merredin on Thursdays at 10am

Contact: Nicole

Phone: 0438 724 239

Toodyay

Toodyay Town Walks GroupMeeting point: Monday and Friday – contact for details

Contact: Prim

Phone: 9574 2490

Walk Over OctoberWalk Over October is a state-wide campaign that aims to raise awareness of the benefits of regular walking. Events include community walks, workplace lunch time walks, walk to school day and much more.

Want to get involved? Go to the Walk Over October website.

2016 Annual Walk Events• National Walk Safely to School Day – May

• Walk to School Day – October

• Walk to Work Day – November

Top Tip: Putting your joggers by the front door is a great reminder to go for a walk when you get home from work.

Bike RidingRiding a bike is a great way to get out and see your local neighbourhood. It can be a wonderful way to improve your health and fitness while enjoying the beautiful weather and scenery that Western Australia has to offer.

Here are a few tips to help you get on your bike and get started:

• Dust off your bike or borrow a friend’s.

• Ride down to the local shop or check out a trail.

• Grab a friend and go riding together.

• Use your bike to get to work or to school.

• Try a fun event like a charity bike ride.

2016 annual bike events:• Bike Week – March

• National Ride to School Day – March

• Ride2Work Day – October

• Beverley Heroic – October

• Beverley Town Ride - October

Log your favourite bike routes and challenge others by using an app such as the Strava cycling app. Search for ‘Strava App’ or go to the Strava Cycling App website to download.

Try a TrailHave you thought about exploring one of the many beautiful trails found throughout the Wheatbelt? Walking, bike riding and geocaching are just some of the activities you could try today.

Beverley

Beverley Town WalkVincent Street in Beverley has some excellent examples of a range of architectural styles. You'll see buildings that are over 100 years old, some noted Art Deco buildings from the 1930s and a rare example of a 1960s geodesic dome. Pick up a trail brochure from the Beverley Community Resource Centre.

beverly town walk website

Dowerin

Dowerin Heritage & Recreation WalkThe Dowerin Heritage & Recreation Walk Trail is a gentle stroll throughout the town site on a trail of discovery highlighting the culturally significant buildings and sites that Dowerin has to offer.

Dowerin heritage and recreation walk website

Tin Dog Creek Walk TrailHead to the Tourist Information Bay on Goldfields Road and follow the green or red rusty signs to enjoy the long (3.3km) or short (1.8km) walking trail. Maps are available from Community Resource Centre, Stewart Street or Shire of Dowerin Office, Cottrell Street.

Tin Dog Creek Walk Trail website

Goomalling

Goomalling Heritage WalkStart and finish on the corner of Railway Terrace and Lockyer St, Goomalling. The Goomalling Heritage Walk will lead you for an hour-long stroll around town and describe the history of various sites. Brochures are available from the Shire of Goomalling or on the website.

Goomalling Heritage walk website

Oak Park Walk TrailThe 3km Oak Park walk trail winds through the reserve in two loops which both start at the picnic area on Oak Park Rd. The signs along the trail will tell you about the wetlands, granite outcrops and bush that you pass.

Oak Park Walk trail website

Salmon Gum Way Nature WalkThe bushland around Salmon Gum Way is being protected as a conservation area for nature lovers to enjoy and step back in time to rediscover the natural treasures, such as the Salmon Gum Tree, the Koomal possum and a variety of orchids and other wildflowers.

Salmon Gum Way Nature Walk website

Merredin

Merredin Heritage WalkA 2km walk around Merredin’s CBD looking at Merredin’s heritage-listed buildings. Collect the Merredin Walk & Cycle Trails brochure from the Central Wheatbelt Visitor Centre for a map of the trail including a detailed history of the buildings and their significance in Merredin.

Merredin Heritage Walk website

Merredin Peak Heritage TrailMerredin Peak is located off Benson Road in the townsite of Merredin. It offers two interpretive walks, the Rock Walk and the Bush Walk which can be joined to become one longer walk trail. Follow the rock walk for beautiful views over Merredin and the surrounding countryside and the bush walk to see native flora and fauna.

Merredin Peak Heritage Trail website

Tamma Parkland WalkAn easy circular walk from the car park at Tamma Park located on O’Connor Street, Merredin. Allow 30 – 45 minutes.

Tamma Parkland Walk website

The Army Hospital WalkA walk trail covering parts of the remains of the Field Hospital that came from near Tobruk during World War II. Allow 30 minutes to 60 minutes to walk around the site located on Benson Road, Merredin.

The Army Hospital Walk website

Totadgin Conservation Park Interpretive TrailWalk the interpretive trail at Totadgin Conservation Park to see the mini wave rock and the unique plants, wildflowers and animals of the Wheatbelt woodland. Located on the Bruce Rock Merredin Rd, 14kms South of Merredin town. Allow 45 minutes to an hour.

Totadgin Conservation Park Interpretive Trail website

Moora

Carnaby Cockatoo Interpretive Walk TrailLocated between Roberts Street and Dandaragan Street, this interpretative walk trail is a staged project. Currently Stages 1, 2 and 3 are complete with the trail meandering gently along the river through Moora.

Carnaby Cockatoo Interpretive Walk Trail website

Koojan Reserve Walk TrailThe reserve is located 18km south of Moora on the Moora-Bindoon Road. The trail is a comfortable 20 minute walk taking you through local flora and fauna, history and agricultural practices.

Koojan Reserve Walk Trail website

Moora Town WalkThe town walk is designed to give you a taste of Moora and features historical buildings, galleries, outdoor art and points of interest starting at Padbury St, Moora.

Moora town walk website

Narrogin

Centenary Pathway Heritage TrailAt Gnarojin Park you can walk or ride the 1.5km Centenary Pathway heritage trail starting near Kipling and Gordon Streets. One hundred black granite tiles depict events since Narrogin was settled in 1892.

Centenary Pathway Heritage Trail website

Foxes Lair Nature Park Walk TrailsFoxes Lair is a bushland reserve in the town of Narrogin that can be accessed from Williams Rd opposite the caravan park or Floreat St/Range Rd. There are five different walk tracks to explore.

Foxes Lair Nature Park Walk Trails website

Highbury Community Federation Sundial & Pioneer WalkHighbury, 16km south of Narrogin

The walk begins at the Sun Dial Monument in Highbury. The trail has plaques, which tell a story as you follow it around.

Highbury Community Federation Sundial & Pioneer Walk website

Northam

Kep TrackThe multi-use Kep Track uses the rail formation between Mundaring in the Perth Hills, to Northam. The trail can take anywhere from a one to two hour walk, a bush outing for you and your horse, or a cycle adventure of several days. Access is just off Mitchell Ave, on the northern side of Poole Street Bridge.

Kep Track website

The Dorntj Koorliny (Walking Together) TrackStarting at Burlong Park the 18km trail follows the Avon River and includes interpretation of the environment and Aboriginal history.

The Dorntj Koorliny (Walking Together) Track website

Toodyay

Bilya Walk TrackThe Bilya Walk Track follows the Avon River for 5.6km from Duigee Park to Nardie Cemetery.

Bilya Walk Track website

Pelham Reserve Walk TrailsPelham Reserve is just west of the Toodyay townsite on Duke St, Toodyay. There are five different walk trails within the reserve which offer views looking North West over Toodyay.

Pelham Reserve Walk Trails website

Toodyay Heritage TrailThe Toodyay Heritage Trail is a 1.4km loop that starts and finishes at the Toodyay Visitors Centre, Piesse St, Toodyay. Walk trail guides are available from Toodyay Visitor Centre.

Toodyay Heritage Trail Website

Wyalkatchem

Walk-a-Wyal Walk TrackThis walk trail consists of three different tracks, marked by yellow, blue and red triangles. The track leads through attractive native bush, one branch heads for the golf club, the others past the wheat bins. Located at the Eastern end of Piesse St, Wyalkatchem.

Walk-a-Wyal Walk Track website

York

Avon Terrace Heritage TrailDownload the free app at the York Town Hall for the Avon Terrace audio guided heritage trail. This walk takes you on a heritage-guided tour along the main street of York and tells the history of the buildings as you pass them. Simply search ‘Shire of York Trails & Tours’.

Avon Terrace Heritage Trail

Avon Walk TrailThe Avon Walk Trail is a 1.5km trail that follows the Avon River from the York town centre at Avon Park to Mile Pool. A trail brochure is available through the York Information Services.

Avon Walk Trail website

Golf Links Reserve WalkThe 4km loop walk starts at the York Golf Club taking you through the Avon Valley bushland. A trail brochure is available through the York Information Services.

Golf Links Reserve Walk website

Mount Brown Walk TrailThe total Mount Brown Walk Trail is 7.5km starting at Avon Park but can be shortened to 3.2km if you start at Steere Rd/Pioneer Dr. A trail brochure is available through the York Information Services.

Mount Brown Walk Trail website

Mount Observation Walk TrailThe walk begins at the Mount Observation picnic site on Great Southern Hwy. The walk trail is 16km long and a brochure is available through the York Information Services.

Mount Observation Walk Trail website

What is geocaching?Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden at that location. Did you know that there are caches hidden all over the Wheatbelt? For more information you can visit the Geocache website to download the geocaching app.

Physical Activity Venues and Programs

Facilities and activities for everyoneThere are a variety of local facilities and activities to help you achieve your goal to get active. You’re sure to find an activity to take part in regardless of your age, fitness or ability. Check out your local park or open play spaces for free places to ride, walk, fly a kite, play football or complete a workout using an app on your smartphone (you can also do this at home!). You can also visit your local recreation centre or gym and find out what programs are on offer that suit you and give them a go.

Doing any physical activity is better than doing none. The best way to start is by doing a small amount and gradually build up to the recommended amount. To help you on your way, the Physical Activity Guidelines are outlined below.

Children and young people

Infants, toddlers and pre-schoolers (0 – 5 years) Infants (birth to one year) should be encouraged from birth to engage in supervised floor-

based play in safe environments. Toddlers (1 – 3 years) and pre-schoolers (3 – 5 years) should be physically active every day

for at least three hours, spread throughout the day.

Children and Young People (5 – 12 and 13 – 18 years) Children and young people aged 5 – 12 and 13 – 18 years should get at least 60 minutes of

medium to high intensity physical activity every day. Physical activity should include a variety of aerobic activities and on at least three days per

week, young people should engage in activities that strengthen their muscles and bones.

Adults Be active on most, but preferably, all days every week.

Accumulate 150 to 300 minutes (2 ½ to 5 hours) of moderate intensity physical activity or 75 to 150 minutes (1 ¼ to 2 ½ hours) of vigorous intensity physical activity, or the equivalent combination of both activities, each week.

Do muscle strengthening activities on at least two days each week.

Top Tip: Did you know that regular physical activity can improve your quality of life and help reduce depression?

Older adults/seniorsIt’s never too late to become physically active and feel the benefits. Regardless of your age, weight or fitness levels, it’s important to do some form of physical activity every day.

Regular physical activity produces a wide variety of health and wellbeing benefits including:

Maintaining or improving physical function and independent living. Improve social interactions, quality of life, and reduce depression. Build and maintain healthy bones, muscles and joints, reducing the risk of injuries from falls. Reduce your risk of heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, type II diabetes and some

cancers.

There are five physical activity recommendations for older adults:

1. Do some form of physical activity, no matter what your age, weight, health issues or ability.2. Be active every day in as many ways as possible, doing a range of physical activities that

incorporate fitness, strength, balance and flexibility.3. Accumulate at least 30 minutes of moderate intensity physical activity on most, preferably

all, days.4. If you’ve stopped physical activity, or are trying a new physical activity, start at a level that is

easily manageable and gradually build up the recommended amount, type and frequency of activity.

5. Continue to enjoy a lifetime of vigorous physical activity in a manner suited to your capability, but make sure you adhere to recommended safety procedures and guidelines.

SENIORS EXERGAMING WALooking for a new challenge to try with your friends or grandchildren? Try giving exergaming a go!

This social, gentle, and sometimes competitive program uses the Xbox Kinect game machine to get you up, active and having fun. Challenge your grandkids to a game of bowls or even a bit of white-water rafting. They’ll love spending more time with you!

For more information contact the Seniors Recreation Council of WA on 9492 9774 or go to the Seniors Rec Website.

Here are some of the physical activity venues and programs in your local area.

Beverley

Parks

Apex ParkLocation: Lukin Street, Beverley

Facilities: Day use area, toilets, picnic shelter, BBQ

Gym and Fitness

Beverley GymnasiumLocation: Old Court House, Vincent Street, Beverley

Facilities: Fully equipped gym

Phone: 9646 1200

Beverley Recreation GroundLocation: Forrest Street, Beverley

Facilities: Oval, Netball Courts, Basketball Courts, Indoor Activity Area

Phone: 9646 1200

Pools

Beverley Memorial Swimming Pool Location: John Street, Beverley

Facilities: 50m competition pool, 10m learners pool, 5m toddlers pool, kiosk, early morning swim program

Phone: 9646 1026

Beverley Memorial Simming Pool Website

Programs and Activities

Early Morning Swim ProgramContact: Brad Miller

Phone: 9646 1026

Fitness Instructor – Personal Training & BoxerciseContact: Lyn Kay

Phone: 0411 355 811

Email Lyn Kay

Line DancingContact: Jill Townsend

Phone: 9646 0283

Stay Active with the Beverley EverlastingsContact: Shire of Beverley

Phone: 9646 0283

Dowerin

Parks

Centenary ParkLocation: Goomalling Merredin Road, Dowerin

Facilities: BBQ, picnic tables

Dowerin Skate ParkLocation: Near Centenary Park

Facilities: Ramps for skateboards and scooters, basketball hoop

Minnivale Nature ReserveLocation: Amery-Benjaberring Road

Facilities: Camping area, picnic facilities, wildflowers, walk tracks

Naaning WellLocation: Goomalling–Merredin Road, east of Dowerin

Facilities: Picnic facilities, toilet, walk trail

Tin Dog Creek ReserveLocation: Just off Redding Road, Dowerin

Facilities: Walk trails, bird hide, wildflowers

Gym and Fitness

Dowerin All Hours GymLocation: Dowerin Recreation Building, Memorial Avenue, Dowerin

Facilities: Fully equipped gym open 24 hours, 7 days, personal trainer

Phone: 9631 1202

Dowerin All Hours Gym Website

Pools

Dowerin Memorial Swimming PoolLocation: Corner of Memorial Avenue and Maisley Street

Facilities: 50m pool, kiosk, playground, BBQ

Phone: 9631 1212

Dowerin Memorial Swimming Pool Website

Programs and Activities

Aqua AerobicsContact: Rebecca Windsor

Email Rebecca Windsor

Cali Dance ClassesContact: Kara Savage

email Kara Savage

Dowerin BootscootersContact: Di Hudson

Phone: 0427 311 062

Gentle Gym for Over 60’sContact: Lisa Bagley

Phone: 9631 1060

Email Lisa Bagley

Personal TrainerContact: Rebecca Windsor

Phone: 9631 1060

Email Rebecca Windsor

Goomalling

Parks

Anstey ParkLocation: Railway Terrace, Goomalling

Facilities: Gazebo, lawn area

Gabby Quoi Quoi LookoutLocation: Dowerin-Konnongorring Road

Facilities: Picnic facilities, walk tracks

Goomalling Recreation GroundsLocation: Quinlan Street, Goomalling

Facilities: Two playgrounds, covered seating

Mortlock RiverLocation: Goomalling-Toodyay Rd (10km south of Goomalling)

Facilities: Picnic facilities, walk tracks

Oak Park Nature ReserveLocation: Oak Park Road, Goomalling

Facilities: Walk trail, picnic area, BBQ, covered seating, toilet

War Memorial ParkLocation: Centrally located in front of old Railway Station

Facilities: Toilets, BBQ, gazebos, picnic tables

Gym and Fitness

Goomalling GymLocation: War Memorial Hall, Corner Quinlan & Hoddy Street, Goomalling

Facilities: Kids room, personal trainers, fully equipped gym

Phone: 9629 1101

Goomalling Gym Website

Pools

Goomalling War Memorial Swimming PoolLocation: Throssell St, Goomalling

Facilities: three pools, kiosk, shaded grass and paved area, tables and seating, two playgrounds, change rooms, aqua aerobics

Phone: 9629 1242

Goomalling War Memorial Swimming Pool

Programs and Activities

Goomalling Senior Citizens GroupContact: Jean Brookes

Phone: 9629 1271

Personal TrainerContact: Monique Bohling

Phone: 9629 1071

Koorda

Parks

Badgerin Rock ReserveLocation: Badgerin Rock Road

Facilities: Picnic facilities

Koorda Skate ParkLocation: Ninghan Street, Koorda

Koorda Wildflower ParkLocation: Mulji Road, 16km north of Koorda

Facilities: Walking tracks, picnic shelter, toilets, interpretive signage, BBQ

Mollerin Rocks ReserveLocation: Kulja Mollerin Road, 50km north of Koorda

Facilities: Picnic facilities, camping facilities, toilet, panoramic views

Newcarlbeon RockLocation: Newcarlbeon Road, 20km north of Koorda

Facilities: Picnic facilities, camping, toilets

Pools

Koorda Swimming PoolNinghan Road, Koorda

9684 1301

Koorda Swimming Pool Website

Programs and Activities

Fitness ClubContact: Lisa Green

Phone: 9682 1042

Koorda Senior Leisure GroupContact: Marj Delane

Phone: 9684 1297

Merredin

Parks

Apex ParkLocation: Barrack Street, Merredin

Facilities: Playground, toilets, skate park, BBQ, picnic tables, seating, shaded areas

Lenihan ParkLocation: South Avenue, Merredin

Lower French ParkLocation: Corner of Hobbs and Hunter Street

Facilities: Playground equipment

Merredin Railway DamLocation: Benson Road, Merredin

Facilities: Walk trail

Merredin Skate ParkLocation: Barrack Street, Merredin

Roy Little ParkLocation: King Street, Merredin

Tamma ParklandLocation: O’Connor Street, Merredin

Gym and Fitness

Merredin Regional Community & Leisure CentreLocation: King Street, Merredin

Facilities: Indoor playground, indoor heated hydrotherapy pool, sports stadium, bowling greens, aqua fit classes, social sport, swim school

Phone: 9041 3033

Merredin Regional Community & Leisure Centre Website

Merredin Squash & Fitness CentreLocation: 54-56 Bates Street, Merredin

Facilities: Fully equipped gym, squash courts, sauna, group fitness classes, crèche, personal training

Phone: 9041 2381

Merredin Squash & Fitness Centre Website

Merredin Squash & Fitness Centre Facebook Page

Pools

Merredin District Olympic PoolLocation: Corner of Throssell Road and Pool Street, Merredin

Facilities: Olympic sized pool, water slide, covered toddler pool, shaded lawn area

Phone: 9041 1147

Merredin District Olympic Pool Website

Programs and ActivitiesPersonal Trainer

Contact: Erin Keamy

Phone: 0439 508 224

Tai Chi ClassesLocation: Community Resource Centre, 110 Barrack Street, Merredin

Phone: 9041 1041

Email Thai Chi Classes

Moora

Parks

Apex ParkLocation: Dandaragan Street, Moora

Facilities: Seating, BBQ, toilets, grass area, shade structures

Candy Bush ReserveLocation: Midlands Road, Moora

Facilities: Walk trails, wildflowers

Candy Bush Reserve Website

Centenary ParkLocation: Gardiner Street, Moora

Facilities: War memorial, seating, toilets

Federation ParkLocation: corner Clinch and Padbury Streets, Moora

Facilities: Seating

Moora Skate Park & BMXLocation: Roberts Street, Moora

Pioneer ParkLocation: Dix Street, Moora

Facilities: Walk trail

Stack Cooper ReserveLocation: Between Stack Street and Cooper Street, Moora

Facilities: Walk trail, interpretational signage

Stack Cooper Reserve Website

Watheroo National Park & Jingemia CaveLocation: Watheroo West Road, Watheroo

Facilities: Walk trails, picnic facilities

Gym and Fitness

Moora Health and Fitness FacilityLocation: Roberts Street, Moora

Facilities: 24 hour access, fully equipped gym, group fitness classes, recreation hall

Phone: 9651 0000

Moora Health and Fitness Facility website

Moora Recreation CentreLocation: Roberts Street, Moora

Facilities: Squash courts, indoor basketball/netball court

Phone: 9651 0000

Moora Recreation Centre Website

Pools

Moora Swimming PoolLocation: Roberts Street, Moora

Facilities: Aqua aerobics, swimming lessons

Phone: 9651 1198

Moora Swimming Pool website

Moora Swimming Pool Facebook Page

Programs and Activities

Delmoor CentreLocation: Dandaragan Street, Moora

Facilities: Seniors activities, stay on your feet program

Phone: 9651 1997

Moora Youth CentreLocation: Roberts Street, Moora

Facilities: Youth programs and activities, drop-in service, holiday programs

Phone: 9653 1454

Moora Kindy GymContact: Anita Crombie

Phone: 9651 7172

Moora Senior Citizens CentreContact: Jill Tonkin

Phone: 0409 376 941

Personal TrainerContact: Zoe Joyce

Phone: 9651 1011

Personal TrainerContact: Rebecca Kelly

Phone: 0409 085 938

Narrogin

Parks

Gnarojin ParkLocation: Gordon Street, Narrogin

Facilities: Playground and skatepark (northern end) and Gnarojin Community Garden and outdoor gym (southern end). A walk trail runs the 1.5 km length of the park close to the creek.

Mackie ParkLocation: Federal Street, Narrogin

Memorial ParkLocation: Williams Road, Narrogin

Narrogin Skate ParkLocation: Gordon Street, Narrogin

Yilminning RockLocation: Yilminning Harrismith Road, 17kms east of Narrogin

Facilities: Picnic facilities, walk tracks, wildflowers, geocaching

Gym and Fitness

Narrogin Outdoor GymLocation: Hale Street, Narrogin

Facilities: Outdoor gym equipment free to use any time of day, adjacent to the Community Garden.

YMCA Narrogin Regional Leisure CentreLocation: 50 Clayton Road, Narrogin

Facilities: Gym, group fitness, indoor heated pool, outdoor 50m pool, indoor playground, squash, hockey, basketball, netball, swimming lessons, aqua aerobics, yoga, kindy gym

Phone: 9881 2651

YMCA Narrogin Regional Leisure Centre Website

Programs and Activities

Boogie Roos WheatbeltMusic and movement activity for babies, toddlers and kindys

Contact: Sandra

Phone: 0410 708 000

Email Sandra

Gypsy Caravan Tribal Dance Group - Belly DancingPhone: 9883 6003

Indoor SoccerPhone: 9881 1657

Kindy GymPhone: 0417 940 118

Lynnette B YogaLocation: Scout Hall, 7 Furnival Street, Narrogin

Phone: 0428 131 656

Modern Defensive Tactics – self-defence and tactical fitnessLocation: Town Hall, Narrogin

Contact: Shane Malek

Phone: 0487 260 002

email shane malek

Narrogin and Districts Senior Citizen CentreLocation: Fathom Street, Narrogin

Facilities: Carpet bowls, chair aerobics, social activities and events

Phone: 9881 4770

email Narrogin and Districts Senior Citizen Centre

Narrogin Ballet SchoolPhone: 9642 1028

Narrogin Homecare Walk and Talk GroupContact: Jessie House

Phone: 9881 4695

Oriental Fantasy Belly DancingPhone: 9883 6090

Stay Active (Seniors)Contact: Yvonne Edward

Phone: 0428 611 524

Tai ChiContact: Taoist Tai Chi Society – Narrogin

Phone: 9881 3490

Email Taoist Tai Chi Society – Narrogin

Tap-a-sizePhone: 9881 5865

Northam

Parks

Bernard ParkLocation: Minson Avenue, Northam

Facilities: Walk trail

Burlong Pool ParkLocation: 5kms West of Northam town

Northam Skate ParkLocation: Clark Street, Northam

Northam Rap Skate ParkLocation: 144 Wellington Street, Northam

Gym and Fitness

Euphoria HealthLocation: 122 Newcastle Street, Northam

Facilities: Fully equipped gym

Phone: 9622 5822

email Euphoria Health

Northam Recreation CentreLocation: 44 Peel Terrace, Northam

Facilities: Social sports, group fitness classes, function rooms, seniors program, walking group, carpet bowls, Zumba, Pilates

Phone: 9622 5153

email Northam Recreation Centre

Northam Recreation Centre Website

Northam Recreation Centre Facebook

Northam PCYCLocation: Wellington Street, Northam

Facilities: Fully equipped gym, boxsports, bootcamp, karate, jungle gym, gymnastics, martial arts, school holiday programs

Phone: 9622 2220

Email Northam PCYC

Northam PCYC website

Northam Country ClubLocation: 15 Wood Drive, Northam

Facilities: Lawn tennis courts, squash courts, golf course

Phone: 9622 1050

email Northam Country Club

Personal Trainer & Group Fitness – Sharon Luggett-HassellLocation: Various locations

Facilities: Aqua Fit sessions, Stretchfusion, Circuit/High Intensity Interval Training/Fitball classes, personal training

Phone: 0400 232 503

email Sharon Luggett-Hassell

Regional Physiotherapy and In Balance FitnessLocation: 306 Fitzgerald Street, Northam

Facilities: Fully equipped gym, group fitness, Liver Longer, Living Stronger program, senior men’s classes

Phone: 9622 5335

Regional Physiotherapy and In Balance Fitness Website

Pools

Northam Swimming PoolLocation: Mitchell Avenue, Northam

Facilities: Olympic, infant and medium sized pools, play equipment, water polo, beach volleyball, aqua aerobics

Phone: 9622 1535

Wundowie Swimming PoolLocation: Wandoo Parade, Wundowie

Phone: 9573 6344

Programs and Activities

Avon Youth Community & Family ServicesLocation: 371 Fitzgerald Street, Northam

Facilities: School holiday programs, youth activities, drop in service

Phone: 9622 2612

Avon Youth Community & Family Services website

Love Thy Body Health and FitnessLocation: Bernard Park, Northam

Facilities: Bootcamp and personal training

Phone: 0407 838 441

Love Thy Body Health and Fitness website

Love Thy Body Health and Fitness Facebook page

Northam Over 60’s GroupContact: Annette Gannaway

Phone: 0403 804 721

Northam Senior Citizens ClubLocation: RSL Hall, Fitzgerald Street, Northam

Facilities: Indoor bowls, exercise classes

Phone: 0417 178 968

Northam Women’s Keep Fit ClubContact: Bernice Sermon

Phone: 9622 5887

The Platinum Zone NorthamDance classes are available in jazz, tap, classical ballet and acrobatics for students aged from 2.5 years.

Location: 47 Wellington Street, Northam

Phone: 0412 083 482

Toodyay

Parks

Anzac ParkLocation: Anzac Avenue, Toodyay

Avon Valley National ParkLocation: Quarry Road, Morangup

Facilities: Walk trails, camping, picnic facilities

Duidgee ParkLocation: Harper Road, Toodyay

Facilities: BBQ, toilets, playground, shaded area, Toodyay Miniature Railway (on weekends)

Morangup BMX Track & Skate ParkLocation: Morangup Community Centre

Newcastle ParkLocation: 100 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay

Facilities: Playground, grassed areas, large shelter

Pelham ReserveLocation: 30 Duke Street, Toodyay

Facilities: Memorial, picnic area, toilets, lookout, walk trails

Toodyay Skate ParkLocation: Duidgee Park, Harper Road, Toodyay

Gym and Fitness

Full Circle Gym and Fitness CentreLocation: 22 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay

Facilities: Fully equipped gym, cardio room, weights room, group fitness classes, personal training

Phone: 9574 5687

Full Circle Gym and Fitness Centre facebook page

Programs and Activities

Avongrove Tai ChiContact: Peter Millar

Phone: 0408 364 917

Hoddywell Archery ParkLocation: 1027 Clackline-Toodyay Road, Toodyay

Facilities: Archery facilities that cater for individuals, families, clubs and social groups

Phone: 9574 2410

email Hoddywell Archery Park

Hoddywell Archery Park website

Toodyay KindergymContact: Claire Moore

Phone: 9574 4529

YogaLocation: Toodyay Community Resource Centre

Phone: 9574 4184

Wyalkatchem

Parks

Korrelocking ReserveLocation: Tyler Road, Korrelocking

Facilities: Picnic facilities, walk trail

Yorkrakine RockLocation: Yorkrakine Rock Rd, 26km north of town

Facilities: Toilets, picnic facilities, bush walking, wildflowers

Pools

Wyalkatchem Swimming PoolLocation: Hands Drive, Wyalkatchem

Facilities: 50m pool, toddler pool, water slides, café, outdoor play area, change rooms, Swim the Bite lap swim program

Phone: 9681 1166

Gym and Fitness

Personal TrainerContact: Melissa Green

Phone: 0488 099 053

Personal TrainerContact: Reyner Wells

Phone: 0412 409 699

Wyalkatchem Recreation CentreLocation: Cunderdin-Wyalkatchem Road, Wyalkatchem

Facilities: Netball/basketball courts, cricket nets

Phone: 9681 1166

Programs and Activities

BootscootingContact: Bev Ashelford

Phone: 9681 1332

Gym Bandits

Gym workouts and training for over 55’sContact: Mel Green

Phone: 0488 099 053

Kindy GymContact: Tanya

Phone: 9681 1421/0407 992 329

Senior Leisure GroupContact: Lyn Stewart

Phone: 9681 1185

Tai ChillContact: Jule Austin-Jugen

Phone: 0429 110 100

York

Parks

Candice Bateman Memorial ParkLocation: Newcastle Street, York

Facilities: BBQ, play area including swings, half basketball court, football goals, toilets

Gwambygine ParkLocation: Great Southern Highway, 10kms south of York

Facilities: Adventure playground, BBQ, toilets, nature walk, viewing tower, historical school site

Johanna Whitely ParkLocation: Howick Street, York

Facilities: Toilets

Mount BrownLocation: 81 Avon Terrace, York

Facilities: Picnic facilities, BBQ, lookout

Peace Park

Location: Joaquina Street, York

Facilities: Seating, walk path, gazebo, water fountain

Pioneer Avon ParkLocation: Lowe Street, York

Facilities: Large grassed area, BBQ, picnic tables, seating, toilets, playground, swing bridge

York Skate ParkLocation: Barker Street & Forrest Street, York

Pools

York Swimming PoolLocation: Corner Bird and Georgiana Street, York

Facilities: Kiosk, aqua aerobics

Phone: 9641 1410

Gym and Fitness

Personal Trainer & Group Fitness – Sharon Luggett-HassellLocation: Various locations

Facilities: Aqua Fit sessions, Stretchfusion, circuit/High Intensity Interval Training/Fitball classes, personal training

Phone: 0400 232 503

email Sharon Luggett-Hassell

York Recreation and Convention CentreLocation: Barker Street, York

Facilities: 24 hour fully equipped gym, squash courts, crèche room

Phone: 9641 0600

email York Recreation and Convention Centre

Programs and Activities

Avon Valley Square Dance ClubContact: Brian Sims

Phone: 9646 1243

DanceflightPhone: 0458 137 973

Go-Kan-Ryu Karate Contact: Shane Fewster

Phone: 0447 199 978

York Bootscooters IncContact: Margaret Collins

Phone: 9641 2713

York Old Time Dance GroupContact: Helen Fuller

Phone: 9641 2540

email York Old Time Dance Group

York Senior Mobility GroupContact: Christine Carlyon

Phone: 0408 672 561

York True Country ScootersContact: Joanne Luelf

Phone: 9643 1050

email York True Country Scooters

Join a ClubMake friends, meet people, get active and get involved in your local sporting club.

It’s easy to join a sporting club in your local area either as a participant, volunteer, coach or official. The first step is to decide what type of activity you like or are interested in and find a club close to you. You’ll find all of the contact information below so you can get in touch and join like-minded people in your community. Give them a call or send an email and find out how you can get involved. There are roles to suit all ages and abilities and these clubs will happily welcome new members. If you’ve got skills, experience or enthusiasm they’d like to hear from you.

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VWA has opened the new Wheatbelt Volunteer Hub with funding received by the Department of Social Services and in partnership with the Shire of Northam. The Hub operates out of the Northam Recreation Centre and is a referral service for potential volunteers interested in finding out more about what volunteer opportunities are available in their community. This support is provided via one-on-one consultations or you can receive assistance over the phone.

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Beverley

Associations – Sport

Dale River Sports Ground CommitteeContact: Georgina Beecroft

Phone: 9647 1089

Junior Sporting CouncilContact: Monica Van Der Snoek – Secretary

Phone: 0474 105 242

Badminton

Beverley Badminton ClubContact: Denise Strange

Phone: 9647 1014

Bowls

Beverley Bowling ClubContact: David Bell – President

Phone: 9646 4031

Ladies BowlingContacts: Glenys Collins

Phone: 9646 0330

Cricket

Beverley Cricket ClubContact: Stephen Gollan

Phone: 9646 1200

Darts

Beverley and Districts Ladies Dart AssociationContact: Jo Copping

Phone: 9646 0297

Equestrian

Beverley Horse and Pony ClubContact: Jenifer Petchell

Phone: 0427 143 006

Football (AFL)

Beverley Football ClubContact: Jeremey Barrett-Lennard

Phone: 0417 966 249

email Beverley Football Club

Gliding

Beverley Soaring Society Gliding ClubContact: Roy McInnes - President

Phone: 0407 248 788

Golf

Beverley Golf ClubContact: Stephen Gollan

Phone: 9646 1200

Hockey

Beverley Hockey ClubContacts: Carly Veitch

Phone: 0429 966 678

email Beverley Hockey Club

Motor Sports

Beverley and Districts Motorcycle ClubContact: Anthony Fiaschi

Phone: 0419 993 232

BORMSA (Bev Off Road Motor Sports Assoc)Contact: Cheryl Simson

Phone: 0409 205 551

email BORMSA

Netball

Beverley Netball ClubContact: Jess Fleay - President

Phone: 0427 181 029

Beverley Redbacks NetballContact: Chantelle Meade

Phone: 0429 418 576

Shooting

Clay Target ClubContact: Kevin Lupton

Phone: 9647 1031

Swimming

Beverley Swimming Club (Amateur)Contact: Anthea Cooke – President

Phone: 9647 2080

Tennis

Beverley Tennis Club Contact: Brett Shaw - President

Phone: 0427 481 028

email Beverley Tennis Club

Dowerin

Badminton

Dowerin Badminton ClubContact: Jane Riggs/Lorna Fairlie

Phone: 9631 1266

Bowls

Dowerin Bowling ClubContact: Darrell Hudson – President

Phone: 9631 1063

Cricket

Dowerin Cricket ClubContact: Gavin Howard – President

Phone: 0429 311 069

Football (AFL)

Dowerin-Wylie Football ClubContact: Scott Flavel – President

email Dowerin-Wylie Football Club

Golf

Dowerin Golf Club Contact: Darren Lee – President

Phone: 9631 1453

Hockey

Mortlock Hockey AssociationContact: Courtney Reed

Phone: 0428 855 125

email Mortlock Hockey Association

Netball

Dowerin Netball ClubContact: Kate Petchell – President

Phone: 9631 1525

Shooting

Dowerin Rifle ClubContact: Suzanne Crippen

Phone: 0456 701 957

Swimming

Dowerin Amateur Swimming ClubContact: Dowerin Swimming Pool

Phone: 9631 1212

Tennis

Dowerin Tennis ClubContact: Terry Hinchliffe

Phone: 0429 940 186

email Dowerin Tennis Club

Goomalling

Bowls

Goomalling Bowling ClubContact: Murray Siegert

Phone: 9629 1889 / 0428 232 288

Cricket

Goomalling Cricket ClubContact: Brendan Barrett

Phone: 0427 092 183

Mortlock Junior Cricket AssociationContact: Murray Siegert

Phone: 9623 2288 / 0428 232 288

Football (AFL)

Goomalling Football ClubContact: Murray Siegert – President

Phone: 9623 2288/0429 232 288

Goomalling Junior Football ClubContact: Chris Schell – President

Phone: 0429 150 770

Mortlock Football Leagueemail Mortlock Football League

Golf

Goomalling Golf ClubContact: Lyndon Bird

Phone: 0428 464 723

email Goomalling Golf Club

Hockey

Goomalling Ladies Hockey ClubContact: Jo Bywaters – Secretary

Phone: 0427 513 548

Motor Sports

Goomalling Go-Kart ClubContact: Mike Pickering

Phone: 0409 100 146

Netball

Goomalling Netball Club Contact: Jarna French – President

Phone: 9629 1054

Goomalling Junior (9-12yrs) NetballContact: Lara Lord

Phone: 9629 1101

Swimming

Goomalling Swimming ClubContact: Trudi Manera

Phone: 9629 1075

Tennis

Goomalling Tennis ClubContact: Vanessa Leeson- President

Phone: 9629 1028

Konnongorring Tennis ClubContact: Alan Hewson – President

Phone: 9620 1252

Jennacubbine Tennis ClubContact: Joe Bowen - President

Phone: 9623 2264

Koorda

Basketball

Koorda Basketball ClubContact: Tony Clarke

Phone: 0429 080 258

Bowls

Koorda Bowling ClubContact: Peter McWha

Phone: 9684 1196

Koorda Sports ClubContact: Koorda Sports Club

Phone: 9684 1204

Cricket

Koorda/Cadoux Cricket ClubContact: Hayden Cooke

Phone: 9682 1035

Darts

Koorda Darts ClubContact: Tony Clarke

Phone: 0429 080 258

Drama

Music and Dramatic ClubContact: Lea Smith

Phone: 9684 1392

Football (AFL)

Koorda Football ClubContact: Adam Storer

Phone: 0408 933 795

Golf

Koorda Golf ClubContact: Steven Maher

Phone: 9684 1034

Central Wheatbelt Golf AssociationContact: Buster Cooper

Phone: 9684 1229

Hockey

Koorda Ladies Hockey ClubContact: Amanda Macnamara

Phone: 9673 1177

Netball

Koorda Netball ClubContact: Laura Hutton-Storer

Phone: 9684 4090

Shooting

Koorda Pistol ClubContact: Stuart Clare

Phone: 9684 8081

Swimming

Koorda Swimming ClubPhone: 9684 1301

Tennis

Koorda Tennis ClubContact: Peter Longmuir

Phone: 9684 1058

Merredin

Associations – Sport

Merredin Sports CouncilContact: Erica Carlson

Phone: 0428 415 594

Athletics

Merredin Little Athletics ClubContact: Mick Caugh

Phone: 0429 411 067

Basketball

Merredin Basketball AssociationContact: Mark Maloney

Phone: 0400 120 983

Bowls

Merredin Bowling ClubContact: Terry Anderson

Phone: 0429 412 361

Merredin Civic Bowling ClubContact: Steve Gregory

Phone: 0429 874 874

Cricket

Merredin Cricket AssociationContact: Ben Jardine – President

Phone: 0428 411 351

Merredin Junior Cricket AssociationContact: James Morris – President

email Merredin Junior Cricket Association

Darts

Merredin Ladies DartsContact: Sue Postans

Phone: 9041 1611

Football (AFL)

Burracoppin Football ClubContact: Ian Dounsborough – President

Phone: 0427 880 234

email Burracoppin Football Club

Merredin Junior Football AssociationContact: Pep Alvaro - President

email Merredin Junior Football Association

Nukarni Football ClubContact: Paddy Hooper – President

Phone: 0429 469 045

email Nukarni Football Club

Golf

Merredin Golf ClubContact: Gerry McAuliffe

Phone: 0427 411 801

Muntadgin Golf ClubContact: Brett Hooper – President

Phone: 9062 3011

Nokaning Golf ClubPhone: 9044 1021

Hockey

Burracoppin Ladies Hockey ClubContact: Kate Crees - President

Contact: 0407 990 737

email Burracoppin Ladies Hockey Club

Merredin Junior Hockey Club Contact: Janelle Jones – President

Phone: 0429 469 003

Merredin Mens HockeyContact: Brett de Lacy - President

Phone: 0427 772 800

Merredin Womens Hockey AssociationContact: Chesney Maloney – President

Phone: 0449 018 751

Netball

Merredin Netball AssociationContact: Erica Carlson – President

Phone: 0428 415 594

Shooting

Merredin Pistol ClubContact: Michael Teasdale

email Merredin Pistol Club

Swimming

Merredin Swimming ClubContact: Donna Robartson – President

Phone: 9041 1147

Squash

Merredin Squash ClubContact: Rosemary Gerrand

Phone: 9041 2381

Tennis

Burracoppin Tennis ClubContact: John Jefferys

email Burracoppin Tennis Club

Merredin Districts Tennis ClubContact: Camray Gethin – President

Phone: 0428 128 153

email Merredin Districts Tennis Club

Merredin Railway Institute Tennis ClubContact: Kim Lane – President

email Merredin Railway Institute Tennis Club

Moora

Associations - Sport

Watheroo Sports Grounds CommitteeContact: Brad Millsteed

Phone: 0429 008 750

Basketball

Moora Basketball AssociationContact: Alice Muhling

Phone: 0428 408 317

Bowling

Moora Bowling ClubContact: Chris Van der Ende

Phone: 0418 905 609

Cricket

Bindi-Miling Cricket ClubContact: Tony White

Phone: 9654 1122

Moora Knights Cricket ClubContact: Jamie Mullins

Phone: 0418 276 774

Watheroo Cricket ClubContact: Brad Millsteed

Phone: 9651 7142

Darts

Moora Ladies DartsContact: Claire Armstrong

Phone: 0427 979 418

Moora Mens DartsContact: Rick Castle

Phone: 9651 1916

Equestrian

Central Midlands Riding and Pony ClubContact: Raelene Lewis

Phone: 0429 977 331

Moora Horseman's ClubPhone: 9651 7198

Moora Equestrian Council/Pony ClubContact: Emma Kelly

Phone: 9651 5020

Football

Central Midlands Football LeagueContact: Geoff Wheeler

Phone: 0427 511 876

Moora Mavericks Football ClubContact: David Stribley

Phone: 0427 778 377

Watheroo Football ClubContact: Carissa McLean

Phone: 9651 8012

Golf

Miling Golf ClubContact: Andrea Reynolds

Phone: 9654 1016

Moora Lakeview Golf ClubContact: Richard Passamani

Phone: 9653 4654

Watheroo Golf ClubContact: Brent Millsteed

Phone: 9651 7032

Watheroo Golf AssociationContact: Debbie Glover

Phone: 9651 8075

Hockey

Central Midlands Hockey AssociationContact: Mary Cousins

Phone: 9651 7084

Miling Hockey ClubContact: Shilo Bailey

Phone: 0427 505 727

Robins Hockey ClubContact: Stephanie Krakowaik

Phone: 0405 811 228

Tigers Hockey ClubContact: Lynn Harding

Phone: 0429 429 146

Watheroo Ladies Hockey ClubContact: Mary Cousins

Phone: 9651 7084

Motor Sports

Central Midlands Speedway AssociationContact: Joe Fitzpatrick – President

Phone: 0428 952 750

Netball

Miling Netball ClubContact: Karen Ellis

Phone: 9654 1117

Watheroo Netball ClubContact: Denise Millsteed

Phone: 0427 517 142

Shooting

Miling Clay Target ClubContact: Jim Lowe

Phone: 9654 1068

Moora Clay Target ClubContact: Pete Taylor

Phone: 0409 298 510

Squash

Moora Squash ClubContact: Grant Obrien

Phone: 9651 1244

Swimming

Moora Swimming ClubContact: Phil Martin

Phone: 0427 086 862

Tennis

Miling Tennis ClubContact: Vicki Harrington

Phone: 9654 1077

Moora District Tennis ClubContact: Melissa Cameron

Phone: 9653 1256

Watheroo Tennis ClubContact: Louise Will

Phone: 9651 7197

Narrogin

Archery

Dryandra Archery ClubContact: David Lund - President

Phone: 9881 2578/0429 101 810

Athletics

Merredin Little AthleticsContact: Janna Lockyer – President

Phone: 0459 088 600

Badminton

Narrogin Railways Badminton Club Phone: 9881 1830

Basketball

Narrogin Basketball AssociationContact: Graeme Mason – President

Phone: 0435 627 716

email Narrogin Basketball Association

Bowling

Narrogin Bowling ClubPhone: 9881 1414

Southern Bowling Zone or UGS Bowling LeagueContact: Bev Brown

Phone: 9883 1471

Cricket

Narrogin Junior Cricket Contact: Paul Blechynden

Phone: 9885 1602/0427 580 481

email Narrogin Junior Cricket

In2 CricketPhone: 9885 1602

Towns Cricket Club Phone: 9885 1602

Croquet

Croquet ClubContact: Jill Nottle – President

Phone: 9881 2824

Cycling

Narrogin Amateur Cycling ClubPhone: 9881 2846

Equestrian

Narrogin Pony and Riding ClubContact: Sarah Wiese – President

Phone: 0427 814 217

Narrogin Equestrian Association Inc.Phone: 9881 1017

Flying

Narrogin Flying ClubPhone: 0417 979 611

email Narrogin Flying Club

Football

Auskick FootballContact: Dino Rawlings

Phone: 9881 1529 / 0407 299 202

contact Narrogin Auskick Football

Narrogin Hawks Football ClubContact: Scott Nelson

Phone: 9881 1271 / 0419 923 512

Upper Great Southern Football LeagueContact: Barry Butterworth

Phone: 9883 6222

Email Upper Great Southern Football League

Gliding

Narrogin Gliding ClubPhone: 9881 1795 / 0407 088 314

email Narrogin Gliding Club

Golf

Narrogin Golf ClubContact: Richard Chadwick – President

Phone: 9881 1446

email Narrogin Golf Club

Guides/Scouts

Girls BrigadePhone: 9881 5969

Narrogin Army Cadet UnitPhone: 9881 5910

Narrogin Cubs and ScoutsPhone: 9883 6201

Narrogin Girl GuidesPhone: 9881 1605

Gymnastics

Narrogin Gymnastics ClubContact: Bridgit Gannaway – Secretary

Phone: 0427 632 181

email Narrogin Gymnastics Club

Hockey

Upper Great Southern Hockey AssociationContact: Mark Reagan

Phone: 9881 1851 / 0417 188 440

Motor Sports

Narrogin Speedway ClubContact: Darren Aylmore – President

Phone: 0429 954 472

email Narrogin Speedway Club

Vintage MotoXcrossPhone: 9881 1830

Netball

Narrogin and Districts Netball AssociationContact: Ann Kulker

Phone: 9881 2329

Rugby

Narrogin Broncos Union (Rugby) Contact: Bruce Scott – President

Phone: 9881 1718 / 0427 093 909

Shooting

Narrogin Clay Target ClubContact: Philip Edkins

Phone: 0428 424 367

Narrogin Sporting Shooters ClubContact: Ron Randall – President

Phone: 9881 3295 / 0417 179 176

Squash

Narrogin Squash Club Contact: Clive Barton – President

Phone: 9881 1657 / 0438 811 657

Swimming

Narrogin Amateur Swimming ClubContact: Danielle England – President

Phone: 9881 4571

email Narrogin Amateur Swimming Club

Narrogin Swim SchoolContact: Mary-Alice Dunn

Phone: 9881 2651 /0407 088 314

email Narrogin Swim School

Taekwondo

Narrogin TaekwondoContact: Owen Gath

Phone: 9888 4054

Tennis

Pumphrey’s Tennis ClubPhone: 9884 1031

Narrogin Tennis Club Inc. Phone: 9882 4027 / 0429 812 277

Narrogin Railways Tennis Club Phone: 9881 2614 / 0427 814 960

Northam

Athletics

Northam Districts Little AthleticsContact: Kiara and Brett Willmott

Phone: 0488 331 720

email Northam Districts Little Athletics

Basketball

Northam Amateur Basketball AssociationContact: Ellie Press

Phone: 0451 457 716

BMX

Northam BMXContact: Adrian Maxwell

Phone: 0427 476 444

email Northam BMX

Bowls

Northam Bowling ClubContact: John Brockman

Phone: 0408 965 951

email Northam Bowling Club

Cricket

Bakers Hill Cricket ClubContact: Paul Clune

Phone: 0419 193 452

Cricket Towns Cricket ClubContact: Matthew Woods

Phone: 0400 222 671

Grass Valley Cricket AssociationContact: Kit Byfield

Phone: 0438 890 194

email Grass Valley Cricket Association

Northam Junior Cricket ClubContact: Paul Morgan

Phone: 0418 937 780

email Northam Junior Cricket Club

Northam Senior Cricket ClubContact: Kit Byfield

Phone: 0438 890 194

email Northam Senior Cricket Club

Equestrian

Avon Valley Show Jumping and Pony ClubContact: Angela Herzer

Phone: 0428 225 821

Email Avon Valley Show Jumping and Pony Club

Bakers Hill Horse and Pony ClubContact: Jody Redmond

Phone: 9574 1018

Football (AFL)

Federal Football ClubContact: Jenny Verlinden

Phone: 0418 905 655

Northam Junior FootballContact: Ian Truscott

Phone: 0427 000 659

Railways Football ClubContact: Rob Harris

Phone: 0429 807 977

email Railways Football Club

Football (soccer)

Northam Springfield Football ClubContact: Velu Ramasamy

Phone: 0439 959 454

email Northam Springfield Football Club

Golf

Bakers Hill Golf ClubContact: Dave Carter

Phone: 0439 930 339

Bakers Hill Junior Golf ClubContact: Suzanne Waters

Phone: 9574 1497

Northam Golf ClubContact: Max Hubble

Phone: 0407 957 874

Wundowie Golf Club IncContact: Alan Bradley

Phone: 9572 3237

Guides/Scouts

Girl Guides AssociationContact: Alison Turnbull

Phone: 9622 2225

email Girl Guides Association

Hockey

Avon Hockey AssociationContact: Chris Antonio

Phone: 0429 220 210

email Avon Hockey Association

Northam Indoor HockeyContact: Graeme Keel

email Northam Indoor Hockey

Karate

Bakers Hill Karate ClubContact: Helen Bainbridge

Phone: 0455 729 722

Clackline Toodyay Karate ClubContact: Rus Johnson

Phone: 0427 385 489

email Clackline Toodyay Karate Club

Northam Wado Ryu KarateContact: Rachel Gunn

Phone: 0407 990 256

email Northam Wado Ryu Karate

Martial Arts

Elite Mixed Martial Arts ClubContact: Tommy Keefe or Debbie Duncan

Phone: 0437 997 868

email Elite Mixed Martial Arts Club

Netball

Northam Netball AssociationContact: Leanne Hunt

Phone: 0407 310 402

email Northam Netball Association

Hills Warriors Netball Club – WundowieContact: Dianne Jupp

Phone: 0457 636 510

email Hills Warriors Netball Club – Wundowie

Running

Northam Running ClubContact: Elisa Dymnicki

Phone: 9622 1236

email Northam Running Club

Shooting

Northam Districts Gun ClubContact: Carly Smith

Phone: 0417 990 715

email Northam Districts Gun Club

Softball

Wundowie Softball ClubContact: Terry Little

Phone: 9573 6201

Squash

Northam Squash Club Contact: Deanne Willis

email Northam Squash Club

Swimming

Northam Swimming ClubContact: Steven Douglas/Jocelyn Ryan

Phone: 0419 867 583

email Northam Swimming Club

Wundowie Swimming ClubContact: Kristy Hopkins

email Wundowie Swimming Club

Tennis

Bakers Hill Tennis ClubContact: Lisa Georgie

Phone: 0429 485 859

Northam Tennis ClubContact: Kevin & Julie Smith

Phone: 9622 1920 / 0409 378 609

email Northam Tennis Club

Wundowie Tennis ClubContact: Vai Seagrim

Phone: 0417 796 401

Toodyay

Basketball

Toodyay Basketball AssociationContact: Stephen Ferguson – President

Phone: 0429 040 362

Bowling

Toodyay Bowling ClubContact: Eugene O’Sullivan – President

Phone: 95742183

email Toodyay Bowling Club

Cricket

Toodyay Cricket ClubContact: Micheal Geary – President

Phone: 9574 5245

Dance

Toodyay Ballet SchoolContact: Lani McGready

Phone: 9574 4459

Toodyay Irish DancingContact: Alison Johnson

Phone: 0409 295 369

Equestrian

Avon Valley Adult Riding Club Contact: Suzette Davis – President

Phone: 9623 2369

Toodyay District Horse and Pony ClubContact: Virginia James – President

Phone: 0448 975 853

Football (AFL)

Toodyay Junior Football ClubContact: Julien Ford – President

email Toodyay Junior Football Club

Football Senior Club email Football Senior Club

Football (Soccer)

Toodyay Soccer ClubContact: Glenn Rodger – President

Phone: 0419 910 153

Golf

Toodyay Golf Club Phone: 9574 4170

Hockey

Toodyay Hockey Club Contact: Clare Love – President

Phone: 0408 730 138

Tennis

Toodyay Tennis ClubContact: Judy Dow – President

Phone: 9474 2342

Wyalkatchem

Basketball

Wyalkatchem Basketball ClubContact: Emma Holdsworth

Phone: 9681 1117

Bowling

Wyalkatchem Bowls ClubContact: Fred Butt

Phone: 044 827 9225

Cricket

Wyalkatchem Cricket ClubContact: Mark Ward - President

Phone: 0429 811 380

Football

Wyalkatchem Football ClubContact: Kirwan Naughton – President

Phone: 9682 5048

Golf

Wyalkatchem Golf Club – MenContact: Graham Dickson

Phone: 0427 811 327

Wyalkatchem Golf Club – LadiesContact: Lyn Jones

Phone: 9681 5034

Hockey

Wyalkatchem Hockey ClubContact: Rachel Nightingale

Phone: 9638 1140

Netball

Wyalkatchem Netball ClubContact: Mischa Stratford – Secretary

Phone: 0438 464 421

Shooting

Wyalkatchem Rifle ClubContact: Steven Crute

Phone: 9631 3030

Tennis

Wyalkatchem Tennis ClubContact: Will Nightingale – President

Phone: 0427 195 358

York

Badminton

York Badminton ClubContact: Wendy Tomlinson

Phone: 9641 1525

Basketball

York Basketball ClubContact: Brett Sherry

Phone: 9641 2654

Bowls

York Bowling ClubContact: Sian Smith

Phone: 9641 1221

email York Bowling Club

York Bowling Club website

York Carpet Bowls Contact: Allen Gillett

Phone: 9641 2084

Cricket

Imperials Cricket ClubContact: Mike Mount-Bryson

Phone: 0400 902 217

Croquet

York Croquet ClubContact: Peter Bailey

Phone: 0404 097 008

Darts

Ladies Dart TeamContact: Debbie Grout

Phone: 9641 2998

Equestrian

Avon Valley Therapeutic Equestrian CentreContact: Judy Burns

Phone: 9641 6075

Balkuling Horse & Pony ClubContact: Corinna Thomas

email Balkuling Horse & Pony Club

York Pony ClubContact: Jodi Mally

Phone: 0459 412 893

Football

York Junior Football ClubContact: Leah Stout

Phone: 0419 628 663

York Senior Football ClubContact: Yvette Grigg

Phone: 0488 907 187

Golf

York Golf ClubContact: Judy Davies

Phone: 9641 4058

Hockey

York Hockey ClubContact: Karrie Stratford

Phone: 0457 898 430

email York Hockey Club

York Hockey Club Facebook page

Netball

York Junior Netball ClubContact: Sam Ogley

Phone: 0450 049 254

email York Junior Netball Club

York Junior Netball Club facebook page

York Senior Netball ClubContact: Fiona O’Brien

Phone: 0417 188 998

email York Senior Netball Club

Swimming

York Swimming ClubContact: Kym Goff

Phone: 9641 2554

Tennis

York Lawn Tennis ClubContact: Graeme Allen

Phone: 9641 4046

email York Lawn Tennis Club

Stay up to dateDid you know the ActiveSmart website features lots of information to help you start getting active and continue achieving your goals? Most of the information and tools on the site are specific to your local community – so check them out today.

Make sure you log on regularly for updates about the program, new physical activities you can try, interesting apps and other tools to help you plan how you are going to get active!

You can also become part of the ActiveSmart Wheatbelt community by following #ActivesmartWA on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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The information in this brochure is provided in good faith, however the accuracy or appropriateness of the information is not guaranteed.

Published by the Department of Sport and Recreation, Perth, Western Australia for ActiveSmart Wheatbelt. February 2016.