The Mont Albert District - a Pictorial History 1830 to 2013

Sporting Clubs

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Demographics
Prologue
Indigenous Heritage
Geology and Topography
Vegetation and Fauna
Climate and Hydrology
1830s
1840s to 1870s
1850s - Parish of Nunawading
1852 - Whitehorse Inn
1861 - Postal Services
1880s - Electricity Supply
1880s to 1920s
1882 - Phantom Railways to Doncaster
1883 - Residential Heritage Precinct
1884 - Broughton Park subdivsion
1884 - Brickworks
1885 - Surrey Hills district - map
1888 - Football Clubs
1889 - Gas Supply and Gasworks
1889 - Doncaster Electric Tramway and Tower
1890 - Mont Albert Railway Station
1892 - Surrey Hills Golf Club
1892 - Water Supply, Reservoirs and Sewerage
1899 - Telephone Services
1905 - The Surrey Dive
1907 - Scouts and Guides
1912 - Mont Albert Village Shopping Precinct
1914 - Mont Albert Progress Association
1916 - Californian Bungalows
1917 - Schools
1917 - Wattle Park
1924 - Early Shortwave Broadcasting from the Surrey Hills district
1924 - Black's Estate
1925 - Bus Services
1929 - Tramways
1930 - Cricket Clubs in Mont Albert
1930s - Balwyn - Beckett Park Bonfires and Wildlife Sanctuary
1948 - Grange Tennis Courts
1957 - Pioneer Park
1961 - Surrey Hills Communications Tower
1981 - Box Hill Miniature Railway
Koonung Creek Parklands
Heritage Notes
Mont Albert Road - Early History
Mont Albert Rd - the East End
Elgar Rd - north and south of Mont Albert Rd
Mont Albert Rd - View St to Elgar Rd
Bushland Reserves
Service Associations
Sporting Clubs
Box Hill Institute of TAFE
Walking Trails
Epilogue
Timeline
The Author's Websites
References and Acknowledgements

Sporting-based Clubs
Several clubs in Mont Albert and Mont Albert North cater for the needs of people of all ages wishing to participate in activities including netball, basketball, swimming, athletics, track/field, and gymnasium. Some of these originated in the early 1900s.
 
Mont Albert Netball Club
Welcome to the Mont Albert Netball Club. We are a community-based club that strives to give all girls and boys the opportunity to play netball with players of a similar age and ability. To achieve this we grade all players from Year 4-9.
 
The Mont Albert Netball Club began in 1995 when Kaye Tomlinson got a group of her 5-year-old daughter’s Mont Albert Primary School friends together and formed a team. Kaye was a state netballer and netball had been a big part of her life. She wanted to offer her children the opportunity to be involved in a sport that she loved. As some of the girls were only 5, they formed a Netta group and trained once a week at the Mont Albert Primary School outdoor netball court but didn’t play in a competition.
 
Surrey Hills Bowls Club
This began in 1912, where there were two links at 10 Wilson St. In 1916 -1917 teams were fielded in the Pennant Competitions. The "A" team entered Pennant in 1919 and remained there until about 1959.
 
The club has now been closed.
 
 
 
 

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