CLUB AWARDS
Joan Beverley Bell was an Essendon resident and keen netballer. She held the roles of captain, coach and committee member during her 15 years with St Johns Netball club.

Joan worked hard behind the scenes in many fundraising activities for various sporting and community clubs in the area. Joan also had a good sense of humour and a friendly disposition and was well liked by all who knew her. It was noted that Joan never stood alone on the sidelines, as she was quick witted and always ready with a story but not at others expense.

​Joan passed away at 47 years of age, still in her prime. ​
Rohan McIntosh was respected and appreciated for his community spirit and contribution. Being actively involved in the school as a Councillor and in various sporting clubs.

Rohan’s involvement in the St Johns Netball Club ranged from auditor, committee member, association treasurer and coach. Rohan's passion for coaching was in full display at training and during the game. Those attributes included:
  • Instilled that training was as important as game day to develop the players skills
  • Encouraged the girls to think on the court about tactics and strategies involved in the game
  • Passed on his growing knowledge of the game 
  • Getting every player to push themselves to achieve their full potential
Rohan passed away on Sept. 20th 2013, aged 50 years old.
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Selection Criteria
  1. Makes a significant contribution to the Club as either a representative on the association committee, member of the committee, team manager, coach or umpire over a period of at least 5 years.
  2. Inspires others to be involved in the club at any level, from team manager, coach or committee member.
  3. Is passionate about Netball and the St Johns Netball Club.
Selection Criteria
  1. Has been a coach for a minimum of 2 years, striving to improve both their own knowledge of the game and inspiring the players to get the most out of their performance in a positive and constructive way
  2. Actively plays netball in a fair and skilful manner, and also seeks to develop their skills. Such a player would represent a role model for our younger players.
  3. Makes voluntary contributions to the Club