Team Photo: Manawatu Deaf Basketball Club, 1992 — SignDNA - Deaf National Archive New Zealand

Team Photo: Manawatu Deaf Basketball Club, 1992

MANAWATU DEAF BASKETBALL CLUB – 1992. N.Z.D.A.S.A. The Katu Cup (Outstanding Coach of the Tournament Basketball) L. Waghorn. Gordon Cup (Most Improved Basketball Player) A. Davidson.N.Z. Deaf Amateur Sports Assn. (Interclub Womens Basketball) – Manawatu. R. & P. Forman Trophy (Outstanding Basketball Player) D. Jamieson. Gordon Cup (Most Outstanding Woman Player) D. Jamieson. Johnston Cup (Best Player) K. Carroll.

Back Row.— L. WAGHORN (Coach Men & Women, S. OVERALL, A. DAVIDSON, M. WARD, J. KUKLINSKI, P. MCKAY, K. CARROLL (Assistant Coach for Women). Front Row.– D. CREIGHTON, C. SAYER, L. ALLEN, A. SCOTT, D. JAMIESON, J. FERGUSON. Absent.– LISA SMITH, SHANE FENWICK.

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Alan Davidson

Annette Hansen (Scott)

Annette Hansen (Scott)

Cushla Sayer

Debra Jamieson

Diane Creighton

Diane Creighton

Jamie Kuklinski

Jamie Kuklinski

Joyce Stokell (Ferguson)

Joyce Stokell (Ferguson)

Kevin Carroll

Lisa Smith

Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)

Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)

Lyneen Allen

Matthew Ward

Peter McKay

Shane Fenwick

Steven Overall

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Manawatu Deaf Society

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SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1992-P002-MDS

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