Basketbal in Cullompton (another Easton Cowboys question)

voor zowel mannen als vrouwen:

> Hi,> > Paul Moylan here from the Cowboys.Glad to hear that> you're coming to the tournament to play football in> Cullompton in August.> > We would also like to warmly invite you to enter a> team into the basketball part of the tournament.It> will be a small 'competition',16 teams maximum and> these teams will be mixed.The emphasis will be on> enjoying the game with some element of competition in> the right spirit,and it is also open to both> experienced and inexperienced players.> > The Cowboys/girls team has been running for just under> a year and a half and started out as an almost > completely beginners women's team who trained up to> play Zapatista womens teams in Chiapas,Mexico in April> 2006.Since then we've continued to play and learn the> game and recently have been playing in a mixed league> at one of our local universities.So,if you want to> start a team from scratch or if you've got a couple of> people in your club who've played before and could> train a few others,why not get a team> together?!Ideally you need a squad of seven or more> players but you could get away with five or six.Also> it'd be good if your players arn't involved in the> football as we don't want to take away from that part> of the tournament.It's a good chance for> non-footballers to get involved in the sports part of> the tournament!> > Also,if you know of any like minded basketball teams> who might be interested in coming to Cullompton to> play,can you talk to them/pass me their contact> details.We're aiming to have group and knock-out> sections of the tournament so there will be plenty of> opportunity for all players,experienced and> inexperienced,to play plenty of basketball.> > As with the football,there'll be a small entry fee per> team,and if possible it'd be good if each team can> supply a ref for some games.> > Looking forward to hearing from you,> > Paul (Moylan)