ANZA News

We asked some of the ANZA Netball family to tell us what they love about playing and volunteering for the red and blue!

Brothers Declan, Aran, and Christopher have all been “lifetime” players with ANZA Soccer! They joined when Declan was six, and younger brothers Aran and Chris also laced up their soccer boots as soon as they were old enough.

With a long history dating back to 1976 Cara D’Avanzo explains what makes the ANZA Soccer programme so special and notes some of the highlights of the 2019-2020 season.

Megan Kinder and the ANZA Cycling Committee took this year’s kit reveal online, and it was a resounding success!

As this issue is devoted to all things ANZA, check out just a few of the places where you can meet up with our vibrant community!

Need a fitness boost and a chat with friends? The ANZA Kill-O-Metres are back in action!

Love a literary meet-up? Megan Scott reveals more about the Monday night ANZA Book Club and how you can join.

ANZA Soccer players are having a blast catching up with their teammates and keeping fit with weekly online training. Sessions are run by […]

The talented ANZA Click! Photography group are capturing this eerie moment in time through their lenses.

The ANZA Netball crew are making the most of the off-season by doing virtual training sessions on Saturday mornings. A personal trainer takes the […]

Want to lend a hand to a charity focused on Singapore’s kids and teens? ANZA Action has lots of volunteering opportunities with young people.

Knowing how much our members like a little bit of competition we thought the best motivation was to launch the #anzahoodhero challenge. Based […]

ANZA Nipper’s Alison Mazery discovers a link to home in Sentosa and reports on the recent Bronze Medallion training.

Michelle Adamson reports on another successful ANZA Netball season done and dusted…with a few unexpected challenges thrown in.

Volunteers are the heart and soul of ANZA Netball, dedicating their time and talents to ensure our players have fun, improve their game, and achieve […]

Find out more about ANZA Soccer’s youngest girls’ team, the Pink Matildas, who exceeded expectations and had a blast on and off the pitch this season.

The fifth edition of the Tour of Phuket managed to go ahead, held on a weekend that was free of impending COVID-19 travel restrictions. The event offered a three-stage tour: a prologue ITT, a classic two-day race over hot, humid and hilly Phuket and Phang Nga, as well as the alternative Gran Fondo options. Two of our members shared their thoughts on the race experience…

Got little ones at home and looking for fun ways to keep them occupied? Read on for your under 5’s circuit breaker survival guide…

Singapore’s migrant worker community has been hit hard by COVID-19. You can contribute to organisations and initiatives that are helping the community in a variety of ways – from pre-paid SIM cards so workers can stay in touch with loved ones back home, to food, care packages, masks, accommodation, daily necessities, and financial assistance.

James Addington-Smith has been coaching ANZA Netball for five seasons and the community benefits so much from his passion and enthusiasm for the game. Not only does he encourage and build confidence in the netball players he coaches, but he’s inspired other like-minded dads to take on netball coaching.