Tasmania Jewels Welcome JMG Engineers as Coaches Partner

The Tasmania Jewels are proud to announce a new partnership with JMG Engineers, who will join the club as the official Coaches Partner for the 2026 season.

The partnership represents a shared belief in excellence, leadership and creating positive opportunities within the Tasmanian community.

Adding a unique connection to the partnership is Tasmania Jewels Head Coach Claudia Brassard, who is also an engineer by profession. Her background makes JMG Engineers a natural fit as the club's Coaches Partner and highlights the powerful connection between sport, career development and leadership.

JMG Engineers Chair and Director Jessica Weber said she was thrilled to support the Tasmania Jewels in their inaugural season.

"We're incredibly excited to be part of the Tasmania Jewels' inaugural season and to support what is already shaping as an important program for women's sport in Tasmania," Weber said.

"Partnering with Claudia Brassard was particularly important to us. Claudia is not only an accomplished athlete and coach, but also a highly skilled engineer. She represents the opportunities available to young women both in sport and in professional careers."

"We hope that by aligning our brand with Claudia and the Jewels program, we can help inspire the next generation of young women to consider engineering as a career path and demonstrate that there are many ways to succeed both on and off the court."

JackJumpers and Tasmania Jewels Chief Commercial Office, Chris Kearon welcomed JMG Engineers to the growing family of partners supporting the club's inaugural season.

"We're delighted to welcome JMG Engineers as the Coaches Partner for our inaugural Tasmania Jewels season," Jacobs said.

"As we continue building the Jewels program, we're focused on partnering with proud Tasmanian brands that not only share our values and passion for community, but are also willing to invest in the future of women's sport."

" Their commitment to supporting local talent, creating opportunities for young women and strengthening Tasmanian communities makes them an ideal partner for the Jewels. We look forward to working closely together throughout the season."

The Tasmania Jewels are proud to welcome JMG Engineers to the club and thank them for their support. Together, the partnership aims to create meaningful impact both on the court and within the broader Tasmanian community throughout the 2026 season.

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