Monday night in Tamworth was spent refining our competitive format – the T4 Premier. It’s a solid forward step for the top grade athletes, the clubs and the league as a whole.

And it’s come a long long way.  What started out with individual players in isolation coming out on-by-one has evolved so much already. 

A range of the top players from all clubs participated in the name of sport development.  We’ve been running a team-based format for quite some time now, but this was a solid step to take our sport to a new level. 

It’s no surprise to many that we’re all about community.  All players regardless of category or division are affiliated with clubs.  Participation is at an all-time high and continues to grow. The format of the T4E is functioning nicely with rewards directed to consistency and growth.  However, a high-level pathway is required to showcase what’s possible in our sport and motivate the competitively inclined.  

Another comp format testing session will run at the start of round 6 (Monday evening 6pm) involving mixed players from each of the clubs. 

This will be the first step towards a regular A grade competition that becomes the showpiece for our sport. 

It’ll be here soon enough.