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Digi Roller Skating Rink
DIGI Roller Skating Rink is the place to be for anyone who wants to enjoy a couple of hours having fun and keeping fit.
Some of the sessions held during the week include "Teen Skate", "Family Night" and beginner's class coaching sessions, known as "Star Classes", that are open to the public. During school holidays, All Day Skate sessions are available.
Competitive artistic, inline hockey and speed clubs are also catered for.
The rink is available for Birthday Parties and Private Functions.
For more information, contact DIGI Roller Skating Rink on 3800 7300 or by email.Club Patron
Our Club Patron is Logan City Councillor, Lynne Clarke. Cr Lynne Clarke has lived in Logan since 1977. A mother of four grown children and a grandmother of 5 including triplets, she resides in Forestdale. She and husband Don have been married for 37 years.
She has been heavily involved in children’s theatre for the past 30 years and eleven years ago founded the Pied Piper Drama Academy, of which she is director and producer.
She spent many years with the Logan City Amateur Swimming Club and was a foundation member of the Kings Aquatic Swim Club (and was granted a life membership). She has been involved with and has sponsored the Browns Plains Little Athletics, and was heavily involved in the Rotary Club of Browns Plains. A past president of the Lions Club of Logan West (and has been a member for 17 years), and has sat on the Logan West Community Centre's Carols by Candlelight Committee. She is Director of Flintkay Pty Ltd, which employs 25 staff.
Cr Clarke is a member of the 4118 Club, which was formed to help businesses network and create jobs in the Logan West community. She is also a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD). Cr Clarke is a member of Logan and Beaudesert Crimestoppers, representing them as their Public Relations Officer.
She is the founder and coordinator of Graffiti Buster Day in Logan West, the first such project in the city.
Cr Clarke says priorities for her division are to continue to clean-up graffiti and promote public art through murals, as well as providing landscaping and beautification projects, upgrade of roads, and new footpaths for Division Seven.
She says her aim is to listen to residents by attending Neighbourhood Watch meetings, Parents and Citizens (P & C) meetings, and Community Consultation meetings, be their voice, and to always be available to those needing assistance with Council matters.Sponsorship
Sponsorship plays a very important part in sending our athletes away to represent their country. Our highest profile skaters represent Australia and compete in the World Artistic Roller Skater Championships each year, held at various cities around the World. You can read a little more about our World Titles Representatives on the International Skaters page.
These dedicated skaters train many days a week at rinks in Logan, Ipswich and the Gold Coast. They compete regularly at rinks all around Brisbane and will travel overseas to compete, sometimes a number of times per year. Host cities for World Championships over the last few years include;- Fresno, USA 2004; Rome, Italy 2005; Barcellona, Spain 2006; Gold Coast, Australia 2007; Chinese Taipei, Taiwan 2008; Freiberg, Germany 2009.
As a club we usually have a very successful Australian Championships with many of our skaters achieving medals. Consequently, many of our club skaters are often invited to represent Australia at the Oceanias Artistic Roller Skating Championships each year at venues in Australia and New Zealand. For more information about these skaters, see our International Skaters page.
Costs for individual skaters involved in international competition can be very high, especially when added to the ongoing costs of involvement in the sport such as coaching, training, equipment, costumes, etc. Too often talented, dedicated skaters are prevented from competing in these events, even when selected, because the extra costs are too prohibitive. Sponsorship can mean the difference between having the well-earned opportunity to compete on the World Stage and having such dreams end in dust.Corporate logos can be added to their skating bags, tracksuits and training costumes and to their profiles on the Club and National Website to advertise sponsors to a very wide audience.
If you are interested in exploring this avenue of advertising and sponsorship, please contact:
Revolutions Club ManagementFund Raising
Club members regularly organise and run events to raise funds to help them seize their chance to represent their Club, State and even Country in Roller Skating Championships at varying levels. Some fund raising events are a group effort (e.g. a car wash, raffles. etc.) and go towards the financial commitments of the club as a whole while other endeavours are individual (e.g. selling chocolates) and these funds are kept in individual accounts to allay the skater's personal costs in pursuing their sport.
Correspondence Address:
PO Box 511, Browns Plains Qld 4118
Home Rink: DIGI Rollerskating, 40-44 Johnston Road, Browns
Plains Qld 4118
Phone: (07) 3800 7300
Email: info@revolutions.asn.au
Webmaster: Rob
Thomson
