See the list: Where and how Fraser Coast sport grants will be spent

The Council has announced a $62,000 investment towards regional sport and recreation facilities: Here’s how the money will be allocated.

The Council has announced it’s investing $62,000 in regional sport and recreation facilities. Find out where the money is going, and what to, here.

The Fraser Coast Regional Council has announced it will invest $62,000 in regional sport and recreation facilities.

The funds are part of the 2020-21 Round 2 Sport and Recreation Capital Assistance Grants.

Here’s how the money will be allocated:

• Maryborough and District Rifle Club: Laptop $1,724.55
• Maryborough Softball Association: Sporting equipment, $1,433
• Wide Bay Rowing Club: Oars, $2,000
• Hervey Bay and District Tennis Association: Tennis balls, $2,000
• Maryborough Swimming Club: Stopwatches, iPad, iPad pencil, printer, $1,730.91
• Bayside Transformations: Resistance training equipment, $1,944.45
• Hervey Bay Bombers Australian Football and Cricket Club: Goal posts and pads, $2,000
• Bay Power Australian Football Club: Goal post padding, $2,000
• Fraser Coast Pistol Club: Build up the bullet stop butts on ranges 1 and 2, $2,000
• Football Maryborough: Line Marker, $2,000
• Fraser Coast Cycling: Smart bike power trainer, $1,800
• Maaroom Progress and Ratepayers Association: Indoor bowls mat and carrier, $2,000

Picture: Isabella Magee

• Hervey Bay Basketball Association: New basketballs and uniforms, $2,000
• Granville Football Club: Pop-up goals for the Juniors and agility poles, $2,000
• Maryborough Amateur Athletic Club: Shelving, $1,790
• Poona Community Progress Association: Sporting equipment, $922
• Hervey Bay Active Riders Club: Replace club trailer, $2,000
• Hervey Bay Croquet and Mallet Sports Club: Four sets of Croquet balls, $1,960
• Hervey Bay Netball Association: Four shade marquees, $2,000
• Kawungan Sandy Straits Football Club: Game size goals, $2,000
• Fraser Coast Sporting Clays Association: Batteries, $2,000
• Fraser Coast Outrigger Canoe Club and Fraser Coast Red Dragons Boat Club: Drone, $1,692
• Bayside Strikers Football Club: Replace playing kits and balls, $1,800
• Tiaro and District Sports Club: Equipment, $1,547.88
• Burgowan Men’s Bowls Club: Junior bowls and equipment, $2,000
• Hervey Bay Surf Life Saving Club: Racing Mal board for cadets, $2,000
• Riding for Disabled, Association Maryborough: Equipment, $1,854

Picture: Isabella Magee

• Hervey Bay Oztag Junior Sports Association: Line-maker, $2,000
• Granville Hockey Club: Kit for players, coaches and umpires, $1,946.80
• Hervey Bay Oztag Sports Association Inc: Computer monitor, $200
• Maryborough Australian Football Club: Balls, first aid supplies and PA system, $2,000
• Burrum District Golf Club: Signboards, $2,000
• Hervey Bay Swimming Club: Water polo goals, $2,000
• Maryborough Oztag Sports Association: Balls, tags, field flags, microphone, $1,840

For more information on Council grants, visit here.

Originally published as See the list: Where and how Fraser Coast sport grants will be spent