Formation of the Club
The club was formed in early 1990. The team has always played in the local village of Queensbury at the school. Keith Briggs was one of the first members of the club. He was the head teacher at the school.
The team has produced some quality players who have gone on to play professional.
The likes of Chris Mellor and Jason Swain,
Constitution
An important requirement of any club foundation is a written constitution describing the aims and objectives of the club. Here is ours:-
Aims and Objectives.
The aims of Queensbury Hawks are:
School Liaison Officer
The officers will ensure that all the required duties of the club are fulfilled, particularly with regard to national registration with the English Basketball Association (EBBA), Tees-side Area Basketball Association
Club Finances.
The club will operate a bank account to ensure that financial operations are managed professionally. A summary of accounts will be presented to the Annual General Meeting and will detail all income, (including match fees, sponsorships, grants ...etc.) and all expenditure (including equipment purchases, EBBA registration fees, league registration fees, referees fees, travel expenses....etc.).
Cheques will require signature of any two of the three elected officers of the club.
Insurance.
As with any sport it is important that the club is adequately insured. This insurance will probably be arranged via the EBBA.
Venue.
The club has been granted the use of the main sports hall at Queensbury School for one and half hours on Thursday evenings. During exams we have the use of the small gym.
During the school holidays, training is moved to Northbridge Leisure Centre, Halifax on Sunday afternoons from 4.00pm for 1 hour.
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