Sam Poolman

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Professional Netball Player

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Adelaide Thunderbirds
Sport
Netball
Suncorp Super Netball
GWS Giants Netball

2018 Australian Fast5 Team
2017 Australian Fast5 Team (Bronze Medal)
2017 GIANTS Netball Members’ Player of the Year
2013 trans-Tasman Netball League Premiers (Adelaide Thunderbirds)
2011 Australian Institute of Sport Scholarship

Sam Poolman is much more than just an elite athlete. She is an inspired leader who is passionate about being a positive role model for the community which has supported her throughout her career.

Sam has consistently earned leadership positions from a young age, due to her passion for driving positive team culture and her ability to inspire and gain respect from her team mates, coaches and management.

Upon her return from four years in Adelaide playing for the Thunderbirds, Sam was struck with the realization that local netballers in the Hunter region required more support in order to progress to an elite level.

She was driven to devise a solution and create her ASPIRE Netball program.

Working closely with the Hunter Academy of Sport (of which Sam is a graduate), ASPIRE provides a range of programs for different ages and skills sets – all focused on helping the next generation of local netballers to develop their skills and find pathways to a future in Netball.

Interest in ASPIRE grew rapidly which was reflected in the number of girls eager to learn from Sam, all who quickly signed up to be part of her program. The opportunity to be mentored and taught by their role model was too much to pass up for many aspiring young Hunter netballers.

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