Noisy Balls
Dan Pritchard - VBCA Vice President Takes Centre Stage
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On episode 13 of Noisy Balls, I sat down with the VBCA Vice President Dan Pritchard.
Dan has been involved in blind cricket since 2008 and he certainly is extremely passionate about ensuring that as many people who are blind and visually-impaired have the opportunity of participating in blind and vi sport.
We explore Dan's life growing up, as well as the numerous blind cricket tournaments that Dan has been a part of, and this episode is all about ensuring that listeners to the show are aware that blind cricket, both with the Australian ball and the international ball, is very much alive and well down at Kooyong and that whether you are a current player or a past player, you are always welcome to come down and be a part of it all.
If you are interested in either playing with the Aussie ball or giving the twenty20 a try, here are some ways in which you can get involved:
- Email the VBCA current Secretary, Jodie Hunter-Wilson, at [email protected]
- Send a message through to the Victorian Blind Cricket Association Facebook Page
- If you are ready to sign up straightaway, head on over to the Play Cricket website and fill in your details on their online form
- Finally, if you want to play for one of the three specific clubs, those being Glenferrie Lions, Burwood Warriors or St. Pauls, search on Facebook for any of those clubs and contact them directly on their page and they will go about getting you registered.
A huge thanks to Dan for such an insightful interview and I wish you all the best as you go about breathing some life back into the VBCA and many congratulations for all the hard work you do each and every week to ensure that blind cricket continues to thrive in Victoria for many years to come.
Noisy Balls is proudly sponsored by the Victorian Blind Cricket Association and we appreciate the VBCA's support as we bring in a new dawn in blind cricket podcasting.
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