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CONTENTS
The Board........................................... 3
2012 Officials...................................... 4
President’s Report.............................. 5
CEO’s Report..................................... 6
Coach & Player
Development Manager....................... 8
Queensland Hockey Promotion........ 10
Remote and Indigenous Hockey...... 12
2012 Records................................... 14
Blades and Scorchers...................... 18
Hockey ED Accreditations................ 21
State Teams & Placings.................... 26
Qld Players Selected to
Australian Teams / Squads............... 32
Queensland Officials appointed
to National Panels............................ 33
Honour Board & Awards................... 34
Staff Directory................................... 36
Financial Statements........................ 37
Vision Statement
To lead and grow hockey in Queensland.
Mission Statement
The mission of Hockey Queensland is to promote,
preserve, foster and encourage the growth and
enjoyment of the sport of Hockey for Players,
Officials and Spectators.
The mission of Hockey Queensland is to promote, preserve,
foster and encourage the growth and enjoyment of the sport
of hockey, for players, officiators and spectators
The Board
Patron
• Director – Asthma Foundation of Queensland
• Chair of the Finance, Audit & Risk Committee,
Asthma Foundation of Queensland
• Qualifications – B. Admin (Comm), CPA, CSA, ICSA
Her Excellency the Governor of Queensland
Ms Penelope Wensley AC
President
Dr Karin Walduck
Vice President
Mr Garry Richards (November 2011 – March 2012)
Mr Simon James (Commenced March 2012)
Board of Directors
Dr Karin Walduck Term Starts Term Ends
Nov 2011
Nov 2013
(position carried over until re-election at the March 2012 AGM)
Mr Garry Richards
Nov 2011
March 2012
Mr Simon James
Nov 2010
Nov 2012
Mr Chris Attard (Dir of Finance) Nov 2011
Nov 2012
Ms Jan Hadfield
Nov 2010
Nov 2012
Ms Karen Bain
Nov 2010
Nov 2012
Ms Linda Lavarch
Nov 2011
March 2012
Mr Philip Hack
March 2012
Nov 2013
Ms Patricia Hansen
March 2012
Nov 2013
Mr Darren Cavanagh
Nov 2011
Nov 2013
(Retired from position of Board Director: Nov 2007 – Mar 2012)
(Retired from position of Board Director: Nov 2007 – Mar 2012)
Dr Karin Walduck, President
• Hockey player (current) for over 40 years
• Volunteer management committees at Club,
Association and State level
• Hospital pharmacist for 12 years
• ICT Manager in public service 20 years
• Qualifications M. Pharm, Ph.D.
Mr Garry Richards, Vice President
• Manufacturing / Building Business Owner / Manager
• est 1980 Retail / Business owner est 2003
• Property Investment Company Owner / Operator
• Private Company Director
• Representative hockey player for Brisbane, Toowoomba,
• Queensland, A Grade hockey coach
• Past Chairman Toowoomba Hockey committee
Simon James
• CEO, Professional Director and Business Consultant
• Qualifications – BA (Hons) Business Studies; F.A.I.C.D
Mr Chris Attard, Finance Director
• Hockey player for over 40 years
• Volunteer management committees at club,
Association and State level
• Accountant 19 years, IT 3 years
• General Manager 4 years
• Corporate Secretary 3 years
Jan Hadfield, Director
• Olympic, World Cup and all major international
tournaments Umpires Manager
• Queensland Player, Queensland Coach (Open and U18)
• HA Officiating Commission
• GUUST Lathouwers Trophy – Promotion
and development of umpiring at world hockey level
• Qualifications – B. Ed. (London),
Grad. Dip Health Ed. (QUT)
Karen Bain, Director
• 20 years Private Health Insurance
• 20+ years in hockey administration
• 4 years Treasurer, Cairns Hockey Association
• 2 years President, Cairns Hockey Association
• 5 years Hockey Queensland Finance Committee
Linda Lavarch, Director
• 10 years involvement with hockey
• Former State Member of Parliament
• Former Attorney-General
• Qualifications – LL.B, Grad. Dip (Leg Prac)
Darren Cavanagh
• Hockey player for over 25 years
• Volunteer management committees at Club,
Association, Zone and State levels
• Life Member (Club-Yaralla Hockey
Club/Association-Gladstone/Zone-Central Qld
• 2 years Director Yaralla Sports Club
• Gladstone Sports Foundation Committee
• Qualifications – BA (Hons) Business Studies
Philip Hack
• Hockey player for over 40-years
• 23 years as Barrister in private practice
• Senior Counsel in and for the State of
Queensland on 1 December 2000
• Appointed Deputy President (Qld & Northern Territory)
Administrative Appeals Tribunal January 2006
• In 2011 made Honorary Life Member of the Bar
Association of Queensland
• Honorary Life Member of University
of Queensland Hockey Club
Patricia Hansen
• Qualified Level 1 Tech Official
• 2 years held role of Team Manager for
Australian & Qld Women’s Masters 55+
• President Mackay Hockey Association
• Central Qld TAFE Union President and a member
of the Occupational Health and Safety Committee
Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2012
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2012 Officials
Directors’ Committee
The President, Vice President, and CEO are ex-officio to
all Directors committees.
U15
Emma Kerr (U15 Coach), Kellie Robinson,
Sharyn Simpson, Barry Vohland
Finance and Administration
Chris Attard (Chair), Karen Bain, Paul Mantell
U13
Susie Reynolds (U13 Coach), Cheryl Brown,
Dianne Young, Margaret Dilger
Legal, Planning & Marketing
Simon James (Chair), Philip Hack, John Giles, Kathy
Proctor, Paul Saunders
Game Management
Karin Walduck (Chair), Darren Cavanagh, Lyn Hill, Ronda
Nix, Lorraine Pembroke, Jenny Heron, Gil Voysey, Gary
Kershaw, Sharyn Simpson/Shane Hagan (RCD’s on a
rotating basis)
Coaching and Player Development
Jan Hadfield (Chair), Barry Vohland, Des King,
Matthew Wells, Patricia Hansen, Julie McNeil
Officiating Committees
Technical
Ronda Nix (Chair), Joanne Greensill, Sam Hodgson,
Cheryl Kann, Joseph Rudolph, Vicki Warren, Michael
Wiemers, Lyn Thomas
Technical High Performance
Ronda Nix, Lyn Thomas, Gary Marsh
Judiciary
Philip Hack (Chair), 2 independents selected
on a case by case basis
Umpiring
Lyn Hill (Chair), Aleeta Micallef, Annabelle Willox, Lynn
Cowie-McAlister, Michael Wiemers
High Performance Umpiring Committee Lyn Hill (Chair),
Julie Ashton-Lucy, Ben De Young, Steven Rogers
Women’s’ Masters Committee
Jenny Heron (Chair), Karin Walduck, Linda Hunter,
Di Barrie, Sue Howard, Karen McFarlane, Bev Nunan
Selection Panels
Women
Open (Scorchers) & Under 21
Des King (Scorchers Coach), Margaret Dilger (U21
Coach), Brian Fitzpatrick, Anne Marie Callow
Open Country
Bernie Fox (Country Coach), Anne Marie Callow,
Des King, Margaret Dilger, Brian Fitzpatrick
U18
Des King, Carl Dalton, Barry Vohland
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Women’s Masters
Di Barrie, Di Young, Heather Evans, Linda Hunter,
Trent Sampson
Men
Open (Blades)
Matthew Wells (Blades Coach), Duschen Salecich,
Peter Searston, Reg Knowles
Under 21
Michael Evans (U21 Coach), Matthew Wells, Duschen
Salecich, Peter Searston, Reg Knowles
Open Country
John Flanagan (Country Coach),Duschen Salecich,
Peter Searston, Matthew Wells, Reg Knowles
U18
Shane Hagan (U18 Coach), Duschen Salecich, Matthew
Wells, Reg Knowles
U15
Matthew Bartell (U15 Coach), Greg Deacon, Matthew
Wells, Shane Hagan, Tony McCarthy
U13
Robert Gilmore (U13 Coach), Brian Ferns, Michael Evans
Appointments Committee
Coaches, Managers and Selectors
Jan Hadfield, Matthew Wells, Des King, Barry Vohland
Auditor
Whitehills Business Advisers
Solicitors
McDonald Phillip Lawyers
Affiliated Associations and Kindred Organisations
Associations: Atherton, Brisbane Women,
Brisbane Men, Bundaberg, Cairns, Gold Coast,
Gympie, Hervey Bay, Ipswich, Mackay, Maryborough,
Redlands, Rockhampton, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba,
Townsville, Tweed Border, Warwick
Minor Associations: Moranbah, Mount Isa
Kindred Associations: Rockhampton Indoor, Brisbane
Indoor, Qld Secondary Schools, Qld Primary Schools
President’s Report
It is pleasing that Hockey in Queensland continues
to maintain its strength as a national leader.
2012 seems to have been a year where many of our
existing practices and processes have been questioned
and challenged – not surprising after a year with a new
CEO at the helm, and timely for an organisation that is
now sixteen years old. What this has shown is that there
is considerable depth in capacity and capability of our
organisation, but also room for improvement. We are
tackling these areas in a methodical and planned way.
Our CEO, Kim Guerin, has had a difficult year personally,
but she has been strongly supported by the many good
people, both paid staff and volunteers, that we have
throughout the state. My thanks to all those people,
your willingness to assist has been much appreciated
by both Kim and me. Kim has continued to focus on the
interaction between HQ and associations, and HQ and
Hockey Australia, understanding where these are at and
what can be refined and improved. Part of this activity has
included an ongoing review and update of our Strategic
Plan, done in conjunction with visits to associations and
teleconference sessions seeking input from association
Presidents. Our Strategic Plan will continue to evolve and
mature, as we review it annually in conjunction with our
identified risks, our priorities and your input.
committee management, policies and strategic planning,
are amongst the best in the State and continue to evolve
as requirements change. We will continue to endeavour to
ensure that costs are contained.
We continue to try and make greater use of technology,
including the website, e-newsletters, email and social
media tools like Facebook and Twitter. Communications
with members across our big state have been improved
through introduction of a CEO newsletter, but we have
more work to do to improve the communication down to
individual players and members. We need to continue
to use available technology, including social media, to
improve communication at all levels, and this will continue
to be a focus for the Board in the coming year.
In closing, I would like to thank all the members of the
Hockey Queensland Board, for their ongoing support,
consideration, high work ethic and good humour. I would
also like to thank our CEO, Kim Guerin, for her enthusiasm,
persistence, commitment and good humour. And finally
to all the greater hockey fraternity, my heartfelt thanks for
your efforts and achievements and support.
Dr Karin Walduck
It is pleasing that Hockey in Queensland continues to
maintain its strength as a national leader. Our state teams
continue to be successful at the national level. Elsewhere
in the report you can read of the various successes of our
state teams but it is not just our players that are successful,
it is also our coaches, umpires, technical officials,
administrators and staff. This reflects the strengths of each
of our associations in growing and developing the sport
at the grass roots. However, we also need to be mindful
of the seemingly ever-increasing cost of managing and
administering our sport, and its impact on both participation
and on elite performance.
To this end we need to be reassured that our sport is
well-governed and managed. The Hockey Queensland
governance model and practices, including Board and
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CEO’s REPORT
Following the endorsement of our new vision
“To lead and grow hockey in Qld” we have
adopted seven key strategic objectives to
realize this vision for the next 3-year period.
1. To attract and retain people in our sport
2. Build our profile and facilities by being innovative
3. Grow new revenue sources
4. Working and communicating effectively with all
stakeholders
5. Staying a leader in national hockey
6. Facilitating access to hockey for disadvantaged
and minority groups
7. Leading the way in effective governance of the sport
Collectively we set ourselves the challenge of a 6%
increase in our membership by 2014 whilst also
maintaining our position on the National scene by
consistently achieving a top 3 placing every time we
wear the mighty ‘Maroon’ colours. Against a backdrop
of escalating costs, time-poor athletes and volunteers, a
competitive marketplace and a 3-year plateau in hockey
membership, we are aware that these targets will be
challenging and require us to question everything we do to
ensure we make the most of our efforts.
London 2012 Olympics Inspiration
We kicked off 2012 with the “Good Luck Banner” initiative
designed to leverage the build-up to the Olympics. Across
Qld the Associations embraced the opportunity to unite
their members behind the initiative, particularly with the
Sunshine Coast hosting the Hockeyroos v USA in April
and Cairns hosting the Kookaburra’s V NZ test series in
June. The naming of the Hockeyroos and Kookaburras
to compete at the London 2012 Olympics realized the
dreams of nine (9) Queenslanders. Congratulations
Madonna Blyth, Teneal Attard, Jodie Schulz, Jamie Dwyer,
Mark Knowles, Liam De Young, Nathan Burgers,
Matthew Gohdes and Matthew Swann – we’re incredibly
proud of you!
London not only saw Qlders on the field, we were also
represented amongst the rank of officials – Julie AshtonLucy and Robyn Shaw.
Julie was selected to umpire one of the two women’s
hockey semi-finals and then the Gold Medal Match – the
biggest match in women’s world hockey. She became
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the first female Australian hockey umpire to officiate at
three Olympic Games. The honour was the culmination
of a twenty-year umpiring career. Robyn was appointed
Team Manager of the Hockeyroos. Robyn’s love of hockey
began as a 10-yr old playing in Cairns in 1975 and a Qld
rep player from 1977. She first started her Team Manager
career with the Qld Scorchers in 1999 and since 2005 she
has managed 135 International games for the Hockeyroos.
We’re proud to have you in our ranks!
The “Good Luck Banner” initiative and the increased profile
of hockey in this Olympic year has realised an increased
engagement in hockey through the Hookin2Hockey
program which achieved in excess of 1,600 new participants
(200 more than last year); 1,600 registering for the first
time (5 – 12year olds); and more than 230 aspiring coaches
(132 more than last year) and 90 aspiring umpires
(maintaining last year) completed their accreditation.
The network of regional development officers, coaching
directors and volunteer administrators are the key to
achieving this success.
In athlete and coach development, Barry Vohland and the
team of 14 regional coaching directors and development
officers have continued to deliver development
opportunities in the form of camps, tours and specialist
clinics for players from under 13 to open age. The standout
performances this year were the U18 Girls, coached by
Sharyn Simpson and U21 Men, coached by Mick Evans
winning GOLD at the National Championships. With the
Junior World Cup upon us in 2013, we are very optimistic
about good representation in the Australian Junior Squads.
New Super League Competition
With the focus on ‘lead and grow’, the high performance
and development area of the organisation took the lead on
trialling a new zone-based competition for men and women
(Super League) designed to attract the ‘best’ players to
compete; deliver a product that will enhance the profile of
hockey in Qld; expose the talent and potential of players
seeking selection in Qld representative teams; and provide
development opportunities for coaches and game officials.
The inaugural competition was held in Brisbane in
June and attracted 88% of the top 100-players in Qld.
The concept was well received by the players and associations
with endorsement to continue with the concept in 2013.
International Recognition –
Remote & Indigenous Hockey Program (RIHP)
Since its inception in 2001, the RIHP has incrementally grown
into a flag-ship program for Hockey Qld. In 2012 the program
has been recognized by Australian Sports Commission as
a best practice program for delivering sport in remote and
rural regions. Beyond Sport recognized the RIHP Program
as an internationally recognized sports development program
with selection as a short list finalist in the International
Beyond Sport Awards in London. The RIHP Rubies have
been featured as a finalist in Australian Women’s Health
Magazine – Women in Sport Awards and Women Sport
Queensland selected RIHP Hockey Program as winners in
their category – contribution to sport. A key achievement for
2012 was the development and support of the Rubies as part
of the indigenous pathways support program and the first
indigenous hockey team to compete abroad. This program
identified talented young indigenous females and invited them
to be part of a program to increase skill and fitness levels
and encourage them to seek selection in regional, state and
national programs.
Looking Forward
The team of Regional Coaching Directors, Development
Officers, Barry Vohland, Julie McNeil, Danielle Stein, Greg
Gunner and HQ office staff has been instrumental in Hockey
Qld’s performance this year. I would like to acknowledge their
commitment to our sport and thank them for their dedication.
We are positioned to build upon these achievements next year
with the “2013 State Wide Sign-on Campaign” set to continue
the momentum towards a 6% increase in membership, attract
new players and a call to return to those who have had a
break from the sport.
It has been a particularly challenging year for me personally
and I’d like to thank the Board, the Members and staff for their
strong support during the year. I’d like to acknowledge the
advice and counsel of Karin Walduck (President), Karen Bain
(Director), Barry Dancer (QAS, High Performance Director),
Member Association Presidents, Jason Greenhalgh (Director
Major League Corporate Marketing) and the volunteers who
take on the role of Chair for our various Sub-Committees. In
closing I’d like to thank the Qld Government, the Qld Academy
of Sport and our corporate partners for their generous
contributions to Hockey Qld that have made possible our
achievements this year.
Grant Treeby Images
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Coach & Player
Development Manager
It is with pleasure that I report on the events of 2012,
an Olympic Year! Throughout the past year there has
been a lot of work done by many people to keep Hockey
Queensland at the fore front of Hockey in Australia.
We are, and continue to be recognised as a leading
and innovative State within Australian Hockey.
Whilst it is great to look back at the year that was,
and congratulate those who contributed, we must
continue to be innovative, diligent and enthusiastic
about our future, if we are to have continued success.
Hockey Queensland Tier 5 Program
Objective:
To develop and support identified talented athletes to
achieve a higher representative level, and to better prepare
them for introduction to QAS Scholarships, National
Futures Squads or National Teams.
HQ RCD & RDO Network
Our Professional Coaching structure of employed Coaches
across the State, (currently 7 fulltime and 6 part time) is
still believed to be the most successful way of continuing
to provide development and growth to Hockey Queensland
for both participants, coaches, officials and volunteers
throughout the State.
We continue to see good progression through to Tier 4
(QAS Scholarships) and higher. The program has been
supported by the QAS I would like to thank Carl Dalton
who has played a major role in the operation and success
of this program.
These positions, of course could not happen without the
tremendous support of the Member Associations where the
Coaching Directors are based. There have been a couple
of changes within the ranks this year, with Tweed Hockey
not being in a position to renew the contract with Matt
Bartell and Dylan Elliott commenced work on a part time
basis in Bundaberg. Dylan has brought some excellent
results from there already.
Matt Bartell has been able to provide valuable services
and programs in Regions where an RCD or RDO is not
currently employed. (Rockhampton, Gladstone & Warwick)
Of course there are many volunteer coaches around our
State who deserve mention, and they are and should be,
a priority for development and growth, and we should be
constantly looking for initiatives to continue to develop
these volunteer Coaches and officials. The Hockey Qld
“Scholarship Coach” positions with the Under 15 State
Teams provides one such opportunity for emerging
Coaches to gain knowledge and experience, and this
year we have expanded the concept to include “Mentor “
Coaches where appropriate to further assist and Develop
State Team Coaches. One of the most enjoyable parts of
my role is visiting various Member Associations throughout
Queensland meeting players, coaches and administration
personnel, and hearing about the various issues, and
the successful things that happen in their centre. Each
Association in Queensland is unique, however there are
many good initiatives happening out there that should be
shared across the State!
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Elite Level / QAS
I would like to thank the QAS Coaches, Des King, Matt
Wells & Carl Dalton for their hard work over the past year,
and I’m sure they will continue to lead and grow our elite
programs. Des, Matt & Carl have made visits to Regional
centres and have a good appreciation of the potential
talent that is in Regional areas of Queensland.
QAS provide us with many resources that allow our
programs and Athletes to continue to Develop. QAS
program Manager, Barry Dancer has been particularly
supportive of Hockey Queensland.
Coach Education
Coach Education has continued to challenge us this year,
and through the good work of John Mowat at Hockey
Australia, the Coaching Courses are now more user
friendly and easier to present.
We are on track to meet our KPI’s (Targets) in terms of
numbers for accredited Coaches for the year.
This is due also to the work of the Regional Coaching
Directors around the State who are the primary deliverers
of Coaching Courses.
Hockey Qld in conjunction with Hockey Australia conducted
an “Advanced” (Level 3) course in Brisbane late last year
for some 15 participants. This was the first course of its
type to be conducted in Queensland, and we are confident
that this could become a Bi annual event.
STATE TEAM PERFORMANCES
We have once again had a successful year with Qld Team
performances. Our Under 18 Girls, under the guidance of
Sharyn Simpson, were National Champions, winning in
convincing style in the Grand Final . The future looks good
for this group and with Junior World Cup coming up in 2013,
we can look forward to good representation in the National
Junior Squad.
On the Men’s side, the Qld U21 Men were also winners at the
National Championships this year, led by Coach Michael Evans,
the Men did a fantastic job to defeat WA in the Final.
With the possibility of some retirements in the Blades Squad
in the near future, we can be assured there are a number of
players ready to fill their spots.
With the AHL and the Under 13 and U15 Nationals still to be
played (at the time of writing) there are positive feelings around
the possibility of further National Championship titles coming
our way!
OTHER PROGRAMS
RIHP
Thanks to Julie McNeil’s leadership and management
this program continues to develop and grow. We now see
opportunities, not only for new players but also for developing
potential Elite Indigenous Athletes from all over Qld.
There is no limit to where this program will go!! Well done Julie!
Specialist Camps
Hockey Qld will conduct the second year of our Drag Flick
Specialist Camps during the latter part of the year. The funding
for this initiative has been provided by Hockey Australia and it
shows their confidence in us to conduct such a program and the
results will be seen in the future.
Competitions:
This year saw the first ever “Super League” competition
conducted in Qld. Whilst there were some teething problems,
the standard of competition was recognised and enjoyed by
participants and spectators alike. There is strong support around
the State to further develop the concept in the future.
THANKS
My sincere thanks to the Karin Walduck and the Board of
Hockey Queensland for their support of me throughout the past
year and to Kim Guerin, who has had a particularly difficult
year and has shown enormous courage to continue to bring
leadership to Hockey Qld.
To the office staff at HQ, thanks and I appreciate your help and
support over the last year.
To the hundreds of volunteers throughout the State who without
you, our Sport would not survive, thank you!!!
Finally
A huge thankyou to all the Regional Coaching Directors and
Development Officers for a job well done, and I appreciate
your support and the effort and passion you provide to Hockey
in Queensland.
Barry Vohland
Hockey Queensland
Coach & Player Development Manager
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Queensland
Hockey Promotion
The major activation was the creative competition which offered
young hockey fans the chance to creatively express their well
wishes for the Hockeyroos and Kookaburras in London. The 2011-2012 year was the third year of a three-year
agreement between Queensland Hockey Promotion
(QHP) and Major League Corporate Marketing. Naturally
everyone in the hockey community was focused on the
Olympic Games in London and QHP also ensured the
Olympics was one of the main focuses of the 20112012 Marketing Plan. The first of the two major Olympic
activations was the ‘Good Luck in London’ banner
signing, which saw two banners circulate between all
hockey Associations in Queensland. The concept behind
the banners was to allow all hockey fans the chance
to write their messages of support for the Olympic
teams and create excitement and media opportunities
throughout the state. The banners were then presented
to the two National teams before the Olympics and was
a great success.
Event management provided by QHP to Hockey
Queensland included assistance with developing and
managing the Hockey Queensland Awards Dinner
and various hockey tournaments throughout the year,
including the inaugural Super League tournament which
was deemed a success by all involved. The Hockey
Queensland Business Lunch (held in late August), featuring
Stuart Grimshaw (CEO of the Bank of Queensland and
President of Hockey Australia) as well as an Olympic
panel, including Brent Livermore OAM, was another major
highlight of the Hockey Queensland event schedule.
Many excellent entries were received for this promotion
which saw Rina Heyns from Toowoomba Hockey
Association win a signed and framed Kookaburras jersey. QHP continued to develop the e-newsletter (E-Dribble) by
focussing on increasing subscriber numbers and improving
the quality of newsletter content. QHP also continued with
the implementation of a range of new media and digital
communications strategies. This included the Hockey
Queensland Facebook page and YouTube Channel.
Content for the YouTube Channel was supplemented with
a series of video interviews that were distributed through
the Facebook page, Hockey E-Dribble and on the Hockey
Queensland website.
The sponsorship market remained challenging in 2011
and QHP focused much of its effort on servicing Hockey
Queensland’s current stable of corporate partners. The
major sponsorship deal secured in the 2011 period was the
signing of Schweppes as the official beverage supplier for
Hockey Queensland. This agreement covers all Hockey
Queensland Associations and offers competitive pricing
and a rebate on purchased product and has been well
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The Hockey Queensland School Holiday Clinics and the
new partnership with Kookaburra to sponsor these events
continue to be a successful revenue generator and hockey
development program. The Hockey Queensland School
Holiday Clinics and the new
partnership with Kookaburra
to sponsor these events
continue to be a successful
revenue generator and hockey
development program. Hockey Queensland Annual Report 2012
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Remote and
Indigenous Hockey
WE PLAY HOCKEY TOO
RIHP Hockey 2012 Report
It was on any measurement – a watershed year for
the Remote and Indigenous Communities Hockey
Development Program (RIHP Hockey). RIHP Rubies
was created as part of the indigenous pathways support
program and this team became the first indigenous
hockey team to compete abroad. This program identified
talented young indigenous females and invited them to be
part of a program to increase skill and fitness levels and
encourage them to seek selection in regional, state and
national programs. Of the 9 members of this team, all 9
represented at regional level and 5 were selected in state
squads and/or teams and 2 competed in national Under 21
country teams.
The media supported this team with both indigenous and
mainstream press and electronic media promoted the
rubies regionally/state and nationally. The social media
strategies were successful in increasing awareness
through specifically designed Face Book pages, Twitter
and RIHP Hockey on you tube. This continues to be an
effective way to highlight what is happening within the
program with it’s you tube channel approaching 9000 hits
in just 6 months of activity. The RIHP s had great feedback
from the DVD – Leading the Way which captures the
journey of the Rubies. The RIHP Hockey website supports
the program as an effective resource and information tool
to link with Hockey Qld.
Not often can we measure what effect this increase in
awareness has but in 2012, RIHP Hockey increased its
delivery programs from 39 communities in 2011 to 54
communities in 2012. From the remote islands of Torres
Strait to the communities on the NT border, RIHP delivered
introductory hockey programs to over 3000 participants
and an additional 700 were involved in regular hockey
programs over 10-12 weeks. 300 players continued
through RIHP pathways into regional competitions in the
North West, Gulf Savannah and Torres Strait. In addition
over 100 players transitioned into and registered in mainstream hockey clubs and competed in Mount Isa, Cairns
and Townsville Hockey Junior Competitions.
RIHP Hockey supports a hockey development officer
and mentor coach employment program which gives
opportunities to indigenous and non-indigenous young
people to be trained to deliver hockey across these remote
and disadvantaged communities. The development
officers have taken the lead in modifying the Hook in2
Hockey Programs to include messages that highlight the
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importance of attending school on a regular basis, making
healthy eating choices, promoting positive behaviour in
junior sport and mentor and leadership programs. David
McNeil – Cairns RCD continues to provide strong mentor
support and we thank him and others for sharing their
experience and knowledge generously as part of this
program .RIHP development officers take an active role
in delivery programs that build community capacity and
support positive social change and should be recognized
for their significant contribution..
RIHP Hockey was also recognized by Australian Sports
Commission as a best practice program for delivering sport
in remote and rural regions. Beyond Sport recognized the
RIHP Program as an internationally recognized sports
development program with selection as a short list finalist
in the International Beyond Sport Awards in London. The
RIHP Rubies have been featured as a finalist in Australian
Women’s Health Magazine – Women in Sport Awards and
Women Sport Queensland selected RIHP Hockey Program
as winners in their category – contribution to sport.
RIHP Hockey would not be able to achieve the successes
in 2012 without supportive partnerships. We thank the
Queensland Government Department of National Parks,
Recreation, Sport and Racing for their ongoing support and
valued assistance. We thank Commonwealth Government
through DEEWR, and ISARP, AASC and ASC and look
forward to a positive future. To the Local Councils, Schools
and Community Organizations that work with us, we say
thank you. The hockey community in particular Hockey
Australia, Cairns and Mount Isa Hockey Associations show
us respect and support and we acknowledge them as true
friends of the RIHP Program. We thank Just Hockey and
Skytrans for providing financial support to ensure RIHP
can continue to provide opportunities. Hockey Queensland
Board, Office and Member support is second to none and
empowers us to LEAD AND GROW
Finally we recognize the upward of 3700 participants
across a region of nearly 1 million square kilometres that
made the choice to learn about and play hockey. Distance
restricts mainstream hockey players seeing them but RIHP
have a significant number of people and families that can
legitimately say WE PLAY HOCKEY TOO and it is the aim
of RIHP to support them to become your team mates
one day.
Julie McNeil
Remote & Indigenous Hockey Program Manager
The mission of Hockey Queensland is to promote, preserve,
foster and encourage the growth and enjoyment of the sport
of hockey, for players, officiators and spectators
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2012 Records
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS - OUTDOOR
Final Places & Awards
SUPER LEAGUE
(Women & Men) Held in Brisbane
Women Men
1 Brisbane
2 Wide Bay
3 South West
4 South Coast
5 Northern
6 Central
1 Brisbane
2 South West
3 Northern
4 Wide Bay
5 South Coast
6 Central
AWARDS
Women
Player of the Series: Sally O’Toole (Brisbane)
Player of the Final: Ashlea Fey (Wide Bay)
Umpires of the Final: Lynn Cowie-McAlister (Brisbane)
& Annabelle Willox (Brisbane)
Technical Officer of the Final:
Joanne Greensill (Sunshine Coast)
Men
Player of the Series: Tobias Figura (South West)
Player of the Final: Daniel Beale (Brisbane)
Umpires of the Final: Steven Rogers (Ipswich)
& Ben De Young (Brisbane)
Technical Officer of the Final: Bernadette Gotting (Ipswich)
TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS
Women
Tournament Director: Cheryl Kann (Brisbane)
Technical Manager: Joanne Greensill (Sunshine Coast)
Umpire Manager: Lyn Hill (Brisbane)
Men
Tournament Director: Vicki Warren (Maryborough)
Technical Manager: Bernadette Gotting (Ipswich)
Umpire Manager: Michael Wiemers (Gladstone)
STATE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS
(Women & Men) Held in Brisbane
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Women Division 1 Men
Division 1
1 Brisbane 1
2 Sunshine Coast
3 Townsville
4 Toowoomba
=5 Gold Coast
=5 Tweed Border
7 Brisbane 2
8 Cairns
1 Brisbane 1
2 Townsville
3 Mackay
4 Cairns
5 Gold Coast
6 Rockhampton
7 Sunshine Coast
8 Toowoomba
Division 2 Division 2
1 Mackay
2 Maryborough
3 Ipswich
4 Rockhampton
1 Ipswich
2 Gympie
3 Brisbane 2
4 Ipswich 2
5 Maryborough
AWARDS
Women
Player of the Series: Ashlea Fey (Sunshine Coast)
Most Promising Player: Kazzia Lammon (Townsville)
Best Player Division 1 Final: Lauren Schulte (Brisbane)
Best Player Division 2 Final: Dayna Kelland (Mackay)
Umpires of the Final: Leonie Young (Ipswich) & Tracey
Hollis (Gold Coast)
Technical Officer of the Final: Jenny Heron (Brisbane)
Men
Player of the Series: Shane Kenny (Brisbane)
Most Promising Player: Grant Dilger (Townsville)
Best Player Division 1 Final: Shane Kenny (Brisbane)
Best Player Division 2 Final: Tobias Figura (Ipswich)
Umpires of the Final: Aaron Gotting (Ipswich) & Harley
Schenk (Sunshine Coast)
Technical Officer of the Final: Leonie Marsden
(Brisbane)
Tournament Director: Ronda Nix (Brisbane)
Women
Assistant Tournament Director: Lesley Bennett (Brisbane)
Technical Manager: Jenny Heron (Brisbane)
Assistant Technical Manager: Cheryl Kann (Brisbane)
Umpire Manager: Bernadette Gotting (Ipswich)
Men
Assistant Tournament Director: Sam Hodgson
(Brisbane)
Technical Manager: Leonie Marsden (Brisbane)
Assistant Technical Manager: Vicki Warren
(Maryborough)
Umpire Manager: Michael Wiemers (Gladstone)
STATE UNDER 18 CHAMPIONSHIPS
(Women) Held on the Gold Coast
Division 1 1 Brisbane 1
2 Tweed Border
3 Toowoomba
4 Gold Coast 1
5 Cairns
6 Townsville
7 Bundaberg
8 Mackay
9 Rockhampton
10 Brisbane 2
Division 2
1 Ipswich 1
2 Maryborough
3 Sunshine Coast
4 Brisbane 3
5 Gold Coast 2
6 Ipswich 2
7 Gladstone
8 Redlands
AWARDS
Player of the Series: Maddison Fitzpatrick
(Tweed Border)
Best Player Division 1 Final: Renee Taylor (Brisbane 1)
Best Player Division 2 Final: Natalie Davison (Ipswich)
Umpires of the Final: Debbie O’Connell (Sunshine Coast)
& Carrie Born (Townsville)
Vicky Spice Umpire Award: Debbie O’Connell
(Sunshine Coast)
Technical Officer of the Final: John Luff (Brisbane)
Umpire Manager: Lynn Cowie-McAlister (Brisbane)
AWARDS
Player of the Series: Ainslee Deeth (Rockhampton)
Player of the Division 1 Final: Jade Emblem
(Toowoomba)
Player Division 2: Lindsay Mathison (Gladstone)
Umpires of the Division 1 Final: Jamie Brown
(Sunshine Coast) & Peta Wallison (Sunshine Coast)
Most Improved Umpire: Kaitlyn Steinhardt (Toowoomba)
Young Aspiring Umpire: Peta Wallison
Technical Officer of Division 1 Final: Lesley Bennett
(Brisbane)
Tournament Director: Linda Hunter (Sunshine Coast)
Technical Manager: Lesley Bennett (Brisbane)
Umpire Manager: Joanne Greensill (Sunshine Coast)
(Men) Held in Ipswich
Division 1
1 Brisbane 1
2 Mackay
3 Gold Coast 1
4 Rockhampton
5 Ipswich 1
6 Townsville
7 Brisbane 2
8 Toowoomba
9 Gympie
10 Bundaberg
Division 2
1 Cairns
2 Tweed Border
3 Sunshine Coast
4 Maryborough
5 Hervey Bay
6 Gold Coast 2
7 Brisbane 3
8 Gladstone
9 Ipswich 2
AWARDS
Player of the Series: Deyonte Fraser (Rockhampton)
Best Player Division 1 Final: Jared Taylor (Brisbane 1)
Best Player Division 2 Final: Glen Geraghty (Brisbane 1)
Umpires of the Final: Chris Harris (Townsville) & Corey
Moore (Townsville)
Colin Crain Umpire Award: Corey Moore (Townsville)
Technical Officer of the Final: Vicki Warren
(Maryborough)
Tournament Director: Bernadette Gotting (Ipswich)
Technical Manager: Joseph Rudolph (Rockhampton)
Umpire Manager: Chris Mogg (Toowoomba)
(Girls) Held on the Sunshine Coast
Division 1:
1 Toowoomba 1
2 Brisbane 2
3 Brisbane 1
4 Townsville
=5 Cairns 1
=5 Ipswich 1
7 Tweed Border
8 Rockhampton
9 Gold Coast
10 Sunshine Coast 1
11 Mackay 1
12 Brisbane 3
Division 2
1 Maryborough 1
2 Gladstone
3 Gympie
4 Toowoomba 2
5 Atherton
6 Bundaberg
=7 Cairns 2
=7 Mackay 2
9 Brisbane 4
10 Hervey Bay
=11 Ipswich 2
=11 Maryborough 2
13 Sunshine Coast
14 Warwick
15 Redlands
(Boys) Held in Maryborough
Division 1:
1 Brisbane 1
2 Rockhampton
3 Ipswich
4 Gold Coast
5 Townsville
6 Toowoomba
=7 Cairns
=7 Tweed Border
9 Mackay
10 Brisbane 2
11 Maryborough 1
12 Sunshine Coast
Division 2
1 Gympie
2 Hervey Bay
=3 Bundaberg
=3 Maryborough 2
5 Gladstone
6 Redlands
AWARDS
Player of the Series: Jay Pavitt (Ipswich)
Best Player Division 1 Final: Danny Fletcher (Brisbane)
Best Player Division 2 Final: Leon Green (Gympie)
Umpires of the Division 1 Final: Daud Anderson
(Toowoomba) & Kai Douglas (Ipswich)
Most Improved Umpire: Emily Ogden (Gladstone)
Young Aspiring Umpire: Daud Anderson (Toowoomba)
Technical Officer of Division 1 Final: Jeff Deakin
(Rockhampton)
Tournament Director: Vicki Warren (Maryborough)
Technical Manager: Jeff Deakin (Rockhampton)
Umpire Manager: Brent Brown (Sunshine Coast)
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2012 Records
(Girls) Held in Bundaberg
Division 1:
1 Brisbane 1
2 Tweed Border 1
=3 Brisbane 2
=3 Mackay 1
=5 Gladstone
=5 Rockhampton 1
=7 Cairns 1
=7 Toowoomba 1
=9 Ipswich 1
=9 Sunshine Coast
11 Gold Coast
12 Townsville 1
Division 2
1 Brisbane 3
2 Bundaberg
=3 Brisbane 4
=3 Maryborough 1
=5 Gympie
=5 Tweed Border 2
=7 Atherton
=7 Cairns 2
=9 Hervey Bay
=9 Mackay 2
11 Maryborough 2
12 Toowoomba 2
Division 3:
1 Rockhampton 2
=2 Ipswich 2
=2 Townsville 2
4 Mackay 3
5 Redlands
AWARDS
Player of the Series: Kirra Smith (Brisbane)
Best Player Division 1 Final: Ilah Arnold (Tweed Border)
Best Player Division 2 Final: Rebecca Greiner
(Bundaberg)
Umpires of the Division 1 Final: Jaden Bollman
(Cairns) & Kaitlyn Benson (Toowoomba)
Most Improved Umpire: Kaitlyn Benson (Toowoomba)
Technical Officer of Division 1 Final: Linda Hunter
(Sunshine Coast)
Tournament Director: Lesley Bennett (Brisbane)
Technical Manager: Linda Hunter (Sunshine Coast)
Umpire Manager: Andrea Farren (Townsville)
(Boys) Held in Warwick
Division 1:
1 Ipswich 1
2 Brisbane 1
3 Toowoomba 1
4 Townsville 1
5 Tweed Border
6 Mackay 1
7 Gold Coast 1
8 Maryborough
9 Hervey Bay
10 Rockhampton
11 Cairns
12 Sunshine Coast
Division 2
1 Gympie
2 Brisbane
3 Gladstone 3
4 Brisbane 3
5 Toowoomba 2
6 Mackay 2
7 Bundaberg
8 Redlands
9 Townsville 2
10 Gold Coast 2
11 Warwick
12 Ipswich 2
AWARDS
Player of the Series: Caleb McCoombes (Ipswich)
Best Player Division 1 Final: Byron Davies (Ipswich)
Best Player Division 2 Final: Matthew Hurrell (Gympie)
Umpires of the Final: Christopher Ibell (Gladstone)
& Carter Chappell (Maryborough)
Most Improved Umpire: Zac Hoyland-Meaker (Ipswich)
Technical Officer of the Final: Stan Martin (Mackay)
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cont’d
Tournament Director: Bernadette Gotting (Ipswich)
Umpire Manager: Chris Mogg (Toowoomba)
STATE MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS
(Women) Held in Brisbane
Division 1:
1 Tweed Border 1
2 Toowoomba 1
3 Brisbane 2
4 Brisbane 1
=5 Ipswich 1
=5 Sunshine Cst 1
7 Townsville 1
8 Gladstone 1
Division 2
1 Mackay 1
2 Cairns 1
3 Gold Coast 1
4 Bundaberg 1
=5 Rockhampton 1 &
=5 Maryborough 1
7 Mackay 2
8 Gold Coast 2
Division 3:
1 Brisbane 3
2 Tweed Border 2
3 Brisbane 4
4 Cairns 2
5 Sunshine Coast 2
6 Gladstone 2
7 Redlands 1
8 Atherton 1
Division 4
1 Gympie 1
2 Ipswich 2
3 Hervey Bay
4 Gold Coast 3
5 Mount Isa
6 Sunshine Coast 3
7 Mackay 3
8 Townsville 2
Division 5:
Division 6:
1 Brisbane 5
1 Brisbane 6
2 Maryborough 2
2 Redlands 2
3 Tweed Border 3
=3 Gympie 2
4 Toowoomba 2
=3 Warwick
5 Rockhampton 2
=5 Gold Coast 4
6 Ipswich 3
=5 Mackay 4
7 Gladstone 3
=7 Atherton 2
8 Bundaberg 2
=7 Rockhampton 3
9 Sunshine Coast 4
Player of the Series: Anne Maree Callow (Ipswich)
Best Player Division 1 Final: Catherine Nielsen (Toowomba)
Best Player Division 2 Final: Kylie McArthur (Cairns)
Best Player Division 3 Final: Jan Saul (Tweed Border)
Best Player Division 4 Final: Clare Minahan (Gold Coast)
Best Player Division 5 Final: Karen Scougall (Maryborough)
Best Player Division 6 Final: Anne Quill (Brisbane)
Umpires of the Final: Kerryl Chandler (Sunshine Coast)
& Rachel Ardern (Brisbane)
Technical Officer of the Final: Cheryl Kann (Brisbane)
Tournament Director: Ronda Nix (Brisbane)
Assistant Tournament Director: Sonya Fisher (Brisbane)
Technical Manager: Lyn Thomas (Brisbane)
Assistant Technical Manager: Karen Fechner (Gold Coast)
Assistant Technical Manager: Karen McFarlane (Brisbane)
Assistant Technical Manager: Cheryl Kann (Brisbane)
Assistant Technical Manager: Vicki Warren (Brisbane)
Umpire Manager: Bernadette Gotting (Ipswich)
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS - INDOOR
Final Places & Awards
Division 1 (40+):
1 Gladstone 1
2 Gold Coast
3 Townsville 1
4 Brisbane 1
5 Mackay
6 Gympie
7 Bundaberg
8 Redlands
9 Gladstone2
10 Rockhampton
11 Brisbane 2
12 Townsville 2
STATE UNDER 18 INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
(Men) Held in Gladstone (40+, 50+)
Division 1 (50+):
1 Gladstone 1
2 Townsville
3 Mackay
4 Brisbane 1
5 Sunshine Coast
6 Gold Coast
7 Brisbane 2
Best Player 40+: Nick Petroeschevsky (Gladstone)
Best Player 50+: Bruce Urquart (Townsville)
Tournament Director: Phyllis Hawgood (Brisbane)
Umpire Manager: Michael Lever (Sunshine Coast)
(Men) Held on the Gold Coast (35+, 45+, 55+)
(Boys & Girls) Held in Rockhampton
Women
1 Brisbane Red
2 Brisbane Blue
3 Rockhampton Red
4 Maryborough
5 Rockhampton Black
Men
1 Brisbane Red
2 Brisbane Blue
3 Rockhampton Jets
4 Rockhampton Raiders
5 Maryborough
6 Sunshine Coast
AWARDS
Women
Player of the Series: Brooke Savage (Maryborough)
Player of the Final: Tess Hannah (Brisbane Indoor)
Umpires of the Final: Megan Brighton (Rockhampton)
& Caitlyn Allison (Rockhampton)
Men
Player of the Series: Tom Madden (Rockhampton Indoor)
Player of the Final: Hugh Pembroke (Brisbane Indoor)
Umpires of the Final: Luke Brighton (Rockhampton)
& Brooke Andrews (Gold Coast)
Division 1 (35+):
1 Brisbane 1
2 Mackay
3 Gold Coast
4 Barbarians
Division 2 (35+):
1 Brisbane 2
2 Ipswich
3 Sunshine Coast
4 Toowoomba
Tournament Director: Joseph Rudolph
(Rockhampton Indoor)
Technical Manager: Darren Cavanagh (Gladstone)
Umpire Manager: Irene Clelland (Brisbane)
Division 1 (45+):
1 Gold Coast
2 Townsville
3 Sunshine Coast
4 Mackay
Division 2 (45+):
1 Brisbane 1
2 Toowoomba
3 Brisbane 2
4 Ipswich
5 Cairns
6 Warwick
7 Townsville 2
8 Gold Coast 3
9 Gold Coast 2
10Hervey Bay
11 Moranbah
STATE UNDER 15 INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Division 1 (55+):
Division 2 (55+):
1 Sunshine Coast
=1 Brisbane 2
2 Brisbane 1
=1 Brisbane 3
3 Gold Coast
3 Toowoomba
4 Cairns
4 Townsville
5 Sunshine Coast 2
Best Player 35+: Andrew May (Brisbane)
Best Player 45+: Jeff Stibbard (Gold Coast)
Best Player 55+: Arthur Busch (Sunshine Coast)
Tournament Director: Karen Fechner (Gold Coast)
Technical Manager: Leonie Marsden (Brisbane)
Umpire Manager: Michael Lever (Sunshine Coast)
(Boys & Girls) Held in Maryborough
Women
1 Rockhampton
2 Ipswich
3 Brisbane Red
4 Maryborough Purple
5 Brisbane Blue
6 Maryborough Blue
7 Gympie
Men
1 Rockhampton
2 Brisbane Blue
3 Brisbane Red
4 Mackay
5 Maryborough Brown
6 Gympie
7 Maryborough Blue
AWARDS
Women
Player of the Series: Jess Switzer (Maryborough)
Men
Player of the Series: Jackson Willie
(Rockhampton Indoor)
Tournament Director: Lesley Bennett (Brisbane)
Technical Manager: Vicki Warren (Maryborough)
Umpire Manager: Lyn Hill (Brisbane)
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2012 AHL QLD BLADES AND
QLD Scorchers ReportS
2012 AHL QLD BLADES
The first three days of the draw would set our AHL up and
give us a real perspective of where we were going to sit
facing Western Australia on day 1, NSW on day 2 and then
Victoria on day 3.
Our focus this year was starting well and getting early
results and building momentum. Game one could not
have gone any better with a convincing 6 -0 win over WA.
At both ends of the field we were very strong and
combined with the ability to get outcomes in the circle
we could pile scoreboard pressure on the opposition
which they couldn’t come back from.
Less than 24 hours later, the tide turned and we chased and
had to play catch up to a hungry NSW team. We started
the game poorly conceding within the first 2 minutes of the
game which set a tone for what was a frustrating match.
As soon as we clawed our way back into the game, we
would have a defensive lapse and be behind again.
Two late NSW goals gave them enough of a buffer and
a gap we just couldn’t get back even though we still created
more goal scoring opportunities than they did. They were
just much more clinical in the circle than us which was
a turnaround from the previous day. This would prove to
become a big issue for us throughout the remainder of
the Tournament.
After receiving a well-timed reality check the day before, our
third game against Victoria would provide a good opportunity
to test the group on how they could rebound back from the
disappointing loss. From the outset we dominated the game
creating numerous chances but without a result to show
on the scoreboard. Again we would chase the game as
we conceded against the run of play. A resilient approach
saw us get back and go ahead but only to let the Vics
back in and tie it up. Two late second half goals gave us a
comfortable buffer that allowed us to close the game out and
give us well deserved win and put us in a good position after
the first stage of the Tournament.
This, we would find out the hard way as again we dominated
the stats sheet with opportunities for the entire match but
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without enough reward. Once again we chased as Tasmania
scored first against the play which was becoming a trend
for us. We got back to 1 all but only to go back down 2-1
straight after half time. We ended up equalising and the 2-2
score would be the final result however we were lucky to get
away with that as Tasmania dominated attack in the last 8
minutes but couldn’t pounce on various PC attack chances
they had. Defensively this was our worst performance to
date and left the group very frustrated and angry with the
style they played.
The next opponent was Northern Territory who had been
struggling through the first week. We had regrouped and
assessed the previous performance and targeted goals as a
focus point to make sure we had scoreboard pressure on our
opposition. From the first whistle we dominated possession
and controlled the play. NT defended their half pretty much
the entire match and made it difficult to penetrate into the
circle easily but perseverance paid off and we came away
with a convincing 6-0 win. This was a good confidence boost
for the group being able to score a number of goals.
Following another rest day, which we trained on and
ironed out a few little areas, we entered the last part of the
tournament a lot clearer on our roles and responsibilities
in situations we were facing. In our most dominant
performance we only managed to defeat South Australia
3-1. Defensively we shut them out and only conceded in
the last 30 seconds but frustration was growing around
our inability to score.
The last round match was against ACT who has been our
bogey side the last two years. We again made things tough
on ourselves not pouncing on opportunities and as had
happened earlier in the Tournament, we found ourselves
behind after conceding off their one and only attack for
the half. We clawed our way back and persistence paid off
equalising just before half time. It wasn’t until 15 minutes to
go that the grinding took affect and we were able to punch
out 5 goals to give us a flattering 6-1 win from a less than
acceptable performance by our standard.
However after the day’s games, and not to be clouded by
how we were playing, we had managed to place ourselves
at the top of the table following the round games which was
well deserved. This now put us up against the Vics in the
Semi Final.
We entered the game very clear on what we needed to do
and had made some subtle positional changes in our deep
defense to help nullify the Victorian attack. Our focus was
to be defensively sound and deny easy penetration by our
opposition and to take our chances at the other end knowing
that we would create plenty of opportunity for ourselves.
As expected, the match was a tight battle. Defensively we
were the best we had been for the whole Tournament, not
allowing the Vics into our circle easily. Again we squandered
a few opportunities throughout the match to keep them in
the contest but a resilient approach and sticking to the game
plan allowed us to win 3-1. A little luck with an own goal and
a goal with only 1 second left in the game made the result look
comfortable but for the majority it was very tight.
The second Semi Final finished with WA defeating NSW
convincingly 4-1 and moving on to face us in the Final
24 hours later.
Once again we would face off in a final against WA. Over
the last 12 years this has been become a big rivalry, with WA
holding the upper hand in Finals in recent times. As expected,
we knew this match would be nothing like the first and that WA
would match up to us a lot better. The first half proved that,
as we totally dominated the game and limited their attacking
opportunities. We held a well deserved 2-0 lead which should
have been more, before our one and only defensive lapse
for the half let them equalise. In the second half, the game
started swinging in WA’s favour. We lost control of the play
and they became much more attacking. Our defense was put
under immense pressure which they soaked up well. Once
we got hold of the ball for longer periods we were able to give
ourselves a buffer again with our third goal, but only for WA
to score within the next 5 minutes. The last 11 minutes saw
WA throw everything at us but to only be shut down by a solid
desperate defense. The Cup was finally back in our hands!!!
Overall this was a very rewarding effort. By no means were
we a “sure thing” to win, but we were the team that created
the most opportunities throughout the Tournament. All along
we made small adjustments relating to our oppositions that we
would come up against and by the end we had total clarity on
our roles and responsibilities. This year was a total team effort
with everybody contributing and having an impact, both on
and off the field.
Matthew Wells
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2012 AHL QLD BLADES AND
QLD Scorchers ReportS (cont’d)
2012 QLD Scorchers
credit to the players that within 24 hours they were able to
get themselves up for the Bronze Medal game to defeat WA
3-0. One of the reasons we were able to do this was that we
understood that we had a responsibility when representing
HockeyQLD to go out and perform at our best for all the
supporters and members within the HockeyQLD community
and we did not want to let anyone down.
A normal training week was as follows:
Results
Game 1: QLD v VIC (3-1 win)
Game 2: QLD v NT (3-0 win), Jo
Game 3: QLD v TAS (5-0 win)
Game 4: QLD v WA (2-1 win)
Game 5: QLD v NSW (0-1 loss)
Game 6: QLD v SA (1-0 win)
Game 7: QLD v ACT (5-2 win)
S/Final: QLD v NSW (1-2 loss)
Bronze: QLD v WA (3-0 win)
9 games: 23 Goals for / 7 Goals against
Preparation
The QLD Scorchers Squad was announced at the completion
of Super League and then added to after the 2012 Australian
U21 Championships. The full QLD Squad of 32 athletes
commenced preparing for the 2012 AHL on Monday 30 July
with 6 of the QLD Scorchers Squad being based in Perth.
Mon
am
pm
MiniGames
+Fitness
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Sun
MiniGames
+Fitness
Technical Club
Skills
Skills
Game
Intra
Squad
Club
Game
The actual team to represent QLD at the 2012 AHL was
selected on Tuesday 18 September (4 weeks prior to the
tournament). Selecting the final team was a very difficult task
due to the number of younger QLD athletes pushing through
and the re-emergence of the likes of Amy Swann, we were well
aware of the improved depth in the QLD Scorchers Squad.
One aspect of our preparation was the inclusion of U18 Boys
into our training environment within trainings and in the last
stage of our preparation for games against Brisbane U18 1 & 2
teams and the QLD U15 Team when it was in camp preparing
for its own tournament. A big thank-you to Mick Evans and Matt
Bartell for making these development opportunities available,
as they were a key part of our preparation.
Another aspect of our preparation was a fundraiser which
was initiated, planned and implemented by the playing group.
Rebecca Reuter and Prue Eiser were the key leaders of
this initiative, but it was the whole QLD Squad that worked
together to raise $19,691 (at last count) to go towards funding
the 2012 AHL. The night was a great success and is hopefully
the first of what will be an annual event. The current players
have expressed a desire to have more ex-QLD Scorchers
players attend this function in the years ahead.
2012 AHL
Overall, we played some excellent hockey in Perth to be on
top of the table at the end of the round games and we were
confident and respectful leading into the Finals. In the end we
are all very disappointed that we did not win the tournament,
being defeated by NSW in the Semi-Final 1-2 in a match
where we had more than double the opportunities of NSW
to score, but were thwarted by a very good goalkeeping
performance by Toni Cronk and our own inability to find a
way to get the job done regardless. The disappointment in
the dressing room afterwards was significant, and it a real
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Thank-you
As Coach of the team I was very lucky to have such an
excellent off field team.
Margaret Dilger – Defence
Brian Fitzpatrick – Attack and Team-building
Erin Smyth – Physio
Each of these people had a significant positive effect on the
QLD Scorchers Team in 2012. They are all very good at what
they do and did whatever they could to give the team the best
chance of success in 2012. It was a small off field team, but
big on quality and unity.
Along with the staff we were fortunate to have a great
Leadership team in Madonna Blyth, Teneal Attard, Jodie
Schulz and Reggie Ashton. Each of these players led from the
front and had a great influence on the QLD Scorchers Team.
Lastly, to the players, thank you for your hard work and the
many sacrifices you made in representing the QLD Scorchers
in 2012. Thank you for embracing the HockeyQLD culture
that was fostered and developed within the team. We cannot
hide from the fact that in the end ‘we got what we deserved’,
however, I was very proud of the way you performed at the
tournament, how you learnt to stay composed, learnt to enjoy
each contest, and learnt to stay in the contest until the very
end. These lessons will be invaluable for the future as we
seek to make the QLD Scorchers the number one team in
Australia in 2013 and beyond.
Des King
HOCKEY ED ACCREDITATIONS
1ST OCTOBER 2011 - 30TH SEPTEMBER 2012
COACHES - COMMUNITY COACH
Surname
First Name
Association
Surname
First Name
Association
Achilles
Addo
Atkinson
Auda
Barry
Bauz
Bowen
Briggs
Bulmer
Burns
Burns
Canendo
Cannon
Cedar
Cloudy-Kris
Congoo
Cook
Cooktown
Crampton
Cranston
Davidson
Davis
Dempsey
Deshong
Dilger
Doonan
Dorante
Doyle
Eales
Edwards
Epong
Fourmile
Fourmile
Geary
Geiga
Gela
Gesa
Ghee
Gimini
Ginson
Grant
Gray
Gray
Griven
Guchen
Hankins
Hart
Hay
Hill
Hinton
Hislop
Hobber
Leon
Mandel
Brade
Dennah
Jesse
Harry
Warwick
Jesse
Madge
Clifton
Peter
Jarrhyn
Teiona
Michael
Dorothy
Jyroz
Nathan
Naomi
Brittany
Leah
Ada
Julie
Dakota
Isaiah
Matthew
Ben
Lateesha
Matthew
Jaimee
Mary Anne
Cameron
Hucresia
Jason
Alisha
Jenni
Selma
Sue
Isaac
Pamai
Kimberley
Rachelle
Julie
Wesley
Sheldon
Kapua
Jason
Rowan
John
Rhiannon
Paul
Andrew
Bianca
Toowoomba
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
Cairns
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
RIHP
Tweed Border
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
Townsville
Cairns
RIHP
Mackay
Cairns
Mackay
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
Cairns
Cairns
RIHP
Cairns
Cairns
RIHP
Cairns
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
RIHP
Cairns
BHA
Cairns
Mackay
Cairns
RIHP
Hobbler
Hollingsworth-Gray
Hollingsworth-Gray
Horsfall
Joe
Joe
Johnson
Karklis
Kersnovske
Kersnovske
Koko
Kynuna
Lawson
Loban
Mabo
Mareko
Marrot
Martin
Masina
Mau
Mau
Meeks
Mena
Mohr
Mow
Munro
Nicholls
Nicholson
Nona
Nona
Nona
Nuggins
Oliver
Omeenyo
Omeenyo
Oui
Parkes
Peter
Pilot
Platts
Potter
Pullen
Raikaki
Richards
Salam
Savage
Schwarz
Scotford-Bowen
Shepherd
Narissa
Denan
Drewan
Jessica
Fred
Flora
Ben
Cecelia
Stephen
Tracey
Hamish
Shayna
Trent
Matilda
Ben
Delillah
Launa
Shaylee
Xannthya
Eddie
Tai
Jessica
Orepa
Steven
Rayeenah
Triani
Keren
John
Shiela
Lisa
Anton
Teneille
Angela
Franziska
Noel
Jerome
Margaret
Kathleen
Noa
Cathy
Matt
Karen
Kahmia
Kelsey
Jade
Danni
Travis
Coleridge
Justin
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
Mackay
Cairns
Cairns
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
Cairns
Cairns
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
Cairns
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
RIHP
Cairns
Cairns
Cairns
Cairns
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
Cairns
RIHP
Mackay
Cairns
Mackay
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
RIHP
Mackay
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COACHES - COMMUNITY COACH (cont’d)
Surname
Shibaski
Smede
Smith
Smyth
Stevens
Street
Szang
22
First Name
Wally
Andrew
Ramon
Shaun
Tarquin
Sarah
Sam
Association
COACHES - Level 1 Coach
Surname
Cairns
Cairns
RIHP
Mackay
RIHP
RIHP
Armitage
Ashford
Beecher
Ben-Gurion
Bentley
Bodkin
Cairns
Bodkin
First Name
Emma
Leah
Dale
Nigel
Kristeen
Wendy
David
Association
Maryborough
BWHA
BHA
Ipswich
Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast
Tabo
Salu
Cairns
Boyle
Andrew
Ipswich
Taburi
Kaltie
Cairns
Boyle
Cheryl
Ipswich
Tarrabt
Garry
Cairns
Brown
Tarryn
RIHP
Thaiday
Joshua
Cairns
Brown
Melanie
Sunshine Coast
Thaiday
Lewis
RIHP
Burnett
Loretta
Ipswich
Thomson
Craig
Townsville
Chamberlain
Barry
Ipswich
Tom
Greg
Cairns
Cumner
Tricia
Sunshine Coast
Tomarra
Le Sharne
Cairns
Dalais
William
Ipswich
Ullrich
Dane
Mackay
Davies
Joshua
Ipswich
Waigana
David
RIHP
Dean
Gregg
Sunshine Coast
Wailu
Sophie
Cairns
Dolan
Catherine
Sunshine Coast
Wailu
David
Cairns
Evans
Karley
BWHA
Wailu
Jack
Cairns
Gibbs
Gail
Mackay
Wailu
Tina
Cairns
Grant
Tanya
Gympie
Walker
Dwayne
RIHP
Harrison
Kylie
Gold Coast
Wason
Jaymee
RIHP
Hartnett
Judith
BWHA
Watson
Jai
RIHP
Haslam
Douglas
BHA
Weatherby
Paul
RIHP
Hassum
Jillian
Gold Coast
Whap
Aaron
Cairns
Hawkins
Elizabeth
Atherton
Whap
Annie
Cairns
Hayes
Natasha
BWHA
Whap
May
Cairns
Hibbert
Benjamin
Sunshine Coast
Whap
Elma
Cairns
Hogg
Elizabeth
Whap
Terence
Cairns
Jackat
Eden
Ipswich
Wicks
Ryan
Townsville
Jackson
Danielle
Sunshine Coast
Wone
Sean
RIHP
Johnson
Ian
Townsville
Youngblutt
Robert
RIHP
Knights
Ian
Ipswich
Zaro
Querida
RIHP
Lassig
David
Bundaberg
Lewis
Joy
Ipswich
Lock
Col
Lucic
Lynne
Luiten
Jenna
McCoombes
Ken
Ipswich
McCulloch
Wesley
Townsville
McGarry
Michael
Cairns
McKay
Mark
Townsville
McKinnon
Briohny
BWHA
Miocevic
Maria
COACHES - Level 1 Coach (cont’d)
COACHES - Level 2 Coach
Surname
First Name
Association
Surname
First Name
Association
Moloney
Morgan
Nicholls
Oldham
Owers
Palmer
Pember
Pfingst
Phillips
Poh
Pratt
Price
Raciti
Roberts
Rosin
Rowe
Savage
Seaton
Sestero
Sheedy
Shirley
Smith
Sparkes
Spathonis
Spyve
Starr
Templeton
Thomson
Thornburn
Tolputt
Utting
Waianga
Whitney
Whyte
Young
Young
James
Derek
Lucas
Peter
Neil
Natalie
Greg
Jacelyn
Cheryl
Lisa
Andrew
Yvonne
Damien
Karen
Christine
Geoffrey
Dalassa
Thelma
Matthew
Louise
Damian
Catherine
Vicki
Angela
Juston
David
Russell
Chris
Kelly
Beth
Selena
Ena
Simon
Darren
Leonie
Alannah
BHA
BWHA
BHA
Ipswich
Sunshine Coast
RIHP
Sunshine Coast
Antony
Barrie
Blyth
Eaton
Elliott
Glass
Grant
Grant
Hooper
Hutchins
Jennison
Martin
McCoombes
McMillan
McPhee
Myers
Patteson
Pratt
Rendell
Reynolds
Rowe
Sinclair
Smith
Warren
Starr
Templeton
Thomson
Thornburn
Tolputt
Utting
Waianga
Whitney
Whyte
Young
Young
Grendell
Dianne
Lynette
Tony
Dylan
Cameron
Michael
Tanya
Nathan
Cameron
Garry
Raine
Ken
Caiser
Wayne
Tim
Pamela
Andrew
Gregory
Susan
Craig
Tracy
Darren
Jacque
David
Russell
Chris
Kelly
Beth
Selena
Ena
Simon
Darren
Leonie
Alannah
Sunshine Coast
Rockhampton
Cairns
Toowoomba
Bundaberg
BHA
Gympie
Gympie
Ipswich
Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast
Ipswich
Ipswich
BHA
Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast
BWHA
Ipswich
BHA
Sunshine Coast
None
Sunshine Coast
Toowoomba
Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast
Mackay
Townsville
RIHP
Sunshine Coast
BWHA
RIHP
BHA
Miocevic
Anna
Sunshine Coast
Ipswich
Gold Coast
Cairns
Ipswich
Maryborough
RIHP
RIHP
Cairns
Mackay
BWHA
Townsville
BWHA
Mackay
Sunshine Coast
Mackay
Townsville
RIHP
Sunshine Coast
BWHA
RIHP
BHA
Ipswich
Ipswich
Alchin
Pauline
Ipswich
Ipswich
Ipswich
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UMPIRES - COMMUNITY UMPIRE
Surname
First Name
Association
Surname
First Name
Association
Arnold
Boniface
Bonner
Boscoe
Brown
Campbell
Lucy
Tim
Liam
Tim
Ursula
Madeleine
BWHA
Townsville
Townsville
BHA
BWHA
BWHA
Reid
Richards
Schmidt
Katie
William
Isabella
BWHA
Ipswich
BWHA
Shawyer
Matthew
Gold Coast
Smith
Lucy
BWHA
Smith
Catherine
Townsville
Spriggs
Jye
Townsville
Tierney
Emma
BWHA
Tilse
Bridget
BWHA
Vanderwolf
Bridgette
BWHA
Walker
Michael
Gympie
Wark
Katrina
BWHA
Weekes
Matthew
BHA
Wilson
Josiah
Redlands
Winters
Jordan
Toowoomba
Carey
BWHA
Cassidy
Kylie
BWHA
Cavanagh
Noel
Townsville
Champion
Candice
BWHA
Chappell
Carter
Maryborough
Collins
Ryan
Warwick
Combe
Fiona
BWHA
Comerford
Clare
BWHA
Davis
Shane
Townsville
Eleison
Mclean
Toowoomba
Fielding
Antionette
BWHA
Ford
Tristan
Sunshine Coast
Fox
Cody
Hervey Bay
Fraser
Rachel
BWHA
Freeman
Maddison
Redlands
Gooderham
Ty
Toowoomba
Grady
Mitch
Townsville
Harmey
Keiran
Redlands
Harrison
Dion
BWHA
Hollett
Reegan
BHA
Holmes
Molly
Toowoomba
Hutton
Jacky
Maryborough
Kelly
Meghann
BWHA
King
Jessica
Tweed Border
Lockett
Malowiecki
Greg
Claire
Townsville
BWHA
Manhire
Emily
Toowoomba
McMillan
Kai
BHA
McNamara
Caitlin
Sunshine Coast
McPhee
Wayne
Sunshine Coast
Mego
Gina
BWHA
Michel
Kerstin
BWHA
Mulherin
Declan
Mackay
Muller
Georgia
Redlands
Murnane
Jake
Tweed Border
Ogden
Laith
Gladstone
Orth
Natalie
Mackay
Padman
Reichardt
Reichardt
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Leah
William
Elizabeth
Kaitlin
Gold Coast
Cairns
Cairns
Seeley
Brad
Sunshine Coast
Umpires - Level 1 UMPIRES
Surname
First Name
Association
Ballis
Bargenquast
Blake
Brighton
Brooks
Butcher
Chappell
Cross
Dalton
Fox
Gardner
Harmey
Hetherington
Ibell
Johnston
Jordan
Lickiss
Manhire
March
Mogg
Mount
Niensupornphand
O'Brien
O'Connell
Owers
Realf
Robbins
Ryan
Sinclair
Taylor
Weller
Darren
Adam
Brent
Megan
Jenny
Claire
Stephen
Sarah
Brodie
Jessica
Andrew
Keiran
Alex
Luke
Tessa
Joanne
Jack
Chantel
Luke
Madyson
James Michael
Phiraphat
Stephen
Deborah
Neil
Catherine
Michaela
Amy
Lachlan
Renee
Jye
Gold Coast
Bundaberg
Ipswich
Rockhampton
Gold Coast
BWHA
Maryborough
Gladstone
BHA
Ipswich
Redlands
Redlands
Tweed Border
Gladstone
Gold Coast
Rockhampton
Gold Coast
Toowoomba
Cairns
Toowoomba
BHA
BHA
Cairns
Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast
BWHA
BWHA
BWHA
Sunshine Coast
BWHA
Gympie
TECHNICAL OFFICIALS
Umpires - Level 2 UMPIRES
Surname
First Name
Association
Ardern
Arnold
Cross
Fass
Gotting
Harding
Harris
Hawgood
Hollis
Lever
Schenk
Sharpe
Rachel
Steven
Adrian
Lindy
Aaron
Anthony
Michael
Brian
Tracey
Michael
Harley
Sioux
BWHA
Mackay
BHA
Gold Coast
Ipswich
Townsville
BHA
BHA
Gold Coast
Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast
Gold Coast
Umpires - NATIONAL UMPIRES
Surname
First Name
Association
Barry
Clelland
Hickman
McFarlane
Pangrazio
Willox
Adam
Irene
Andrew
Karen
Bernadette
Annabelle
BHA
BWHA
Cairns
Mackay
BWHA
BWHA
Umpires - ADVANCED
Surname
First Name
Association
Walker
Erin
BWHA
HQ Junior Judges Certificate
Surname
First Name
Association
Walford
Dunn
Lund
Simonsen
Brown
Chandler
Cotten
Goodwin
Ibell
Ogden
Ibell
Fossey
Mogg
Gillam
See
Roche
Schnitzerling
Schnitzerling
Eder
Argent
Day
Geoff
Beverley
Kerri-Anne
Sandi
Jamie
Kerryl
Natasha
Zoe
Luck
Emily
Leanne
Craig
Cory
Ayden
Scott
Luke
Melissa
Danica
John
Karen
Paul
Gold Coast
Mackay
Bundaberg
Mackay
Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast
Gold Coast
Brisbane
Gladstone
Gladstone
Gladstone
Brisbane
Toowoomba
Warwick
Warwick
Warwick
Warwick
Warwick
Warwick
Brisbane
Gladstone
HQ Senior Judges Certificate
Surname
First Name
Association
Gotting
McManus
Gotting
Hill
Conway
Aaron
Ben
Caitlin
Amanda
Breena
Ipswich
Ipswich
Ipswich
Ipswich
Ipswich
HA Level 1 Technical Official
Surname
First Name
Association
Sheppard
Thomas
Barnard
Thompson
Brooks
Allison
Green
Sarah
Peter
Jeanette (Vicki)
Jennie
Jennifer
Roslyn
Rowan
Brisbane
Mackay
Gold Coast
Townsville
Gold Coast
Rockhampton
Brisbane
HA Level 2 Technical Official
Surname
First Name
Association
Luff
John
Brisbane
Hunter
Linda
Sunshine Coast
HQ Tournament Directors Certificate
Greensill
Joanne
Sunshine Coast
Hodgson
Sam
Brisbane
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STATE TEAMS & PLACINGS
NAtional CHAMPIONSHIPS - OUTDOOR
Final Places
Australian Championships – Women
Queensland Scorchers
Perth
3rd
State U21 Team
Adelaide
3rd
State U18 Team
Newcastle
1st
State U15 Team
Canberra
2nd
State U13 Team
Perth
2nd
State Masters 35+ Team
Melbourne
2nd
Melbourne
4th
Melbourne
1st
Melbourne
3rd
Melbourne
3rd
Melbourne
3rd
Country
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Selected Teams - WOMen
QAS SQUAD
(January – December 2012)
Ash Fey
Madison Fitzpatrick
Jodie Schulz
Cassie Brittain
Marnie Hudson
Kandice Olivieri
Jacqui Day
Sally O’Toole
Kirstin Johnson
Jess Watson
Teneal Attard
Jill Dwyer
Audrey Smith
Madonna Blyth
Jordyn Holzberger
Emily Burrows
Murphy Allendorf
Kazzia Lammon
Jasmine Larosa
Stephanie Kershaw
Lauren Schulte
QUEENSLAND BLADES TEAM – Perth
(16 – 27 October 2012)
Ash Fey
Jordyn Holzberger
Murphy Allendorf
Audrey Smith
Kandice Olivieri
Reggie Ashton
Emily Burrows
Katelin Marks
Rebecca Reuter
Jessica Watson
Kirstin Johnson
Sally O’Toole
Jill Dwyer
Lindsey Leck
Tegan Holcroft
Jodie Schulz
Madonna Blyth
Teneal Attard
Coach: Des King Manager: Brian Fitzpatrick
A/Coach: Margaret Dilger Physio: Erin Smyth
UNDER 21 – Adelaide
(10 – 21 July 2012)
Aimee Griffiths
Murphy Allendorf
Jamie Stone
Audrey Smith
Samantha Pavish
Jessica Watson
Jacqui Day
Ashley Fey
Nicola Woods
Jasmine Larosa
Cassandra Brittain
Savannah Fitzpatrick
Emily Burrows
Stephanie Kershaw
Maddison Fitzpatrick
Kazzia Lammon
Georgia Hillas
Tammy Eiser
Coach: Margaret Dilger Manager: Kris Hooley
A/Coach: Des King Physio: Erin Smyth
UNDER 18 – Newcastle
(10 – 21 April 2012)
Amber Mutch
Maddison Lawrence
Jasmine Larosa
Brooke Anderson
Rebecca Church
Maddie James
Gabi Nance
Stephanie Kershaw
Madison Fitzpatrick
Isabella Forsyth
Anna Brotherson
Murphy Allendorf
Jessica Lapham
Carmon McPhee
Savannah Fitzpatrick
Madeleine Smith
Georgia Hillas
Tegan Kerr
Coach: Sharyn Simpson Manager: Cheryll Brown
A/Coach: Kathryn Flood Physio: Amanda Rappazzo
UNDER 15 – Canberra
(29 September – 6 October 2012)
Ainslee Deeth
Gabrielle Cook
Lindsay Mathison
Ainsley Clanchy
Hannah Lowry
Morgan Gallagher
Caitlyn Whipp
Jade Emblem
Rosie Malone
Cassandra Avery
Jessica Switzer
Tiana Barrett
Chloe Dredge
Keely Murray
Emily Wollstein
Laura Williams
Coach: Emma Kerr Manager: Debbie Wark
A/Coach: Greg Richards S/Trainer: Hannah Christensen
UNDER 13 – Perth
Catherine Moore
Grace Pollock
Rhiannon Baxter
Elisha King
Ilah Arnold
Rosie Kahl
Elizabeth Phillips
Kelly McNamara
Sarah-Jane McCann
Emily Manhire
Kirra Smith
Talita Bremmerman
Emma Bills
Morgan Mathison
Emma Hawley
Rebecca Greiner
Coach: Susie Reynolds Manager: Judy Hartnett
WOMENS MASTERS 35+ – Melbourne
Amanda Cruickshank
Kate Kretzers
Joanne Tunstall
Erica Wells
Kylie McArthur
Sue Marcussen
Fiona Cameron
Leanne Blythe
Sue Speight
Jacque Warren
Natalie Williams
Wendee Lloyd-Jones
Jane Elzinga
Natasha Hayes
Coach: Graham Wakefield Manager: Sue Howard
Angela Asnicar
Karen McGuire
Robbie Gunning
Cath Reiha
Kelly Simon
Sara Colwill
Catherine Pfingst
Melinda Baker
Sonia Phillips
Darlene Haydon
Michelle Holmes
Tracey Geilser
Diana Burton
Natalie Pace
Coach: Janene McCall Manager: Jenny Heron
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Selected Teams - Men
Catriona Sawtell
Janelle Poole
Sue Henare
Cindy Atkinson
Karen Iwanuscha
Trish Whitehead
Gail Blackwell
Kathryn Richardson
Veronica Cazzola
Ingrid Woods
Lyn Grulke
Wendy Pearce
Jan Saul
Marisa Power
QAS SQUAD (January – December 2012)
Aidan Rintala
Jamie Dwyer
Matthew Pembroke
Andrew Butturini
Jason Wilson
Matthew Swann
Daniel Beale
Justin Douglas
Nathan Burgers
Dylan Wotherspoon
Kane Posselt
Rob Hammond
Ethan Quan
Liam DeYoung
Robert Bell
Jake Farrell
Mark Knowles
Simon Borger
Jake Whetton
Matthew Gohdes
Coach: Evelyn Denney Manager: Rhonda Bentley
Cath Foxover
Jane Straker
Lyn Hill
Cheryl Curtis
Kathy Devitt
Mahzel Vogts
Denise Brown
Kayleen Kirchner
Noreen Walton
Gail Lomas
Kim McDonogh
Ruth Bullen
Helen Oddy
Liz Moffatti
QUEENSLAND BLADES TEAM – Canberra
(16 – 27 October 2012)
Daniel Beale
Jason Wilson
Mark Knowles
David Watts
Kane Posselt
Nathan Burgers
Dylan Wotherspoon
Kris Glass
Peter Dillon
Jake Farrell
Liam DeYoung
Robert Hammond
Jake Whetton
Matthew Gohdes
Shane Kenny
Jamie Dwyer
Matthew Swann
Troy Elder
Coach: Di Barrie Manager: Michelle Cole
Ann Hudson
Elizabeth Schiavo
Lyn Black
Belle Davis
Jan Richards
Lynn Bray
Carol White
Julie Malyon
Megan Ward
Cheryl Greene
Kaylene Toovey
Myra Reilly
Colleen Hopper
Lindia Hicks
Susan Mott
Coach: Matthew Wells Manager: Kieran Young
A/Coach: Peter Searston Physio: Jesse Bunte
UNDER 21 – Hobart
(10 – 21 July 2012)
Aidan Rintala
Lewis Short
Jacob Whetton
Andrew Butturini
Nicholas Edds
Jake Hathway
Daniel Mathiesen
Scott Boyde
Kane Posselt
Coach: Linda Hunter Manager: Debbie Brown
Bev Dunn
Karin Walduck
Robyn Sneddon
Bev Nunan
Kathy Worth
Robyn Sutherland
Clare Slocomb
Pam Nitarski
Ros Julien
Heather Hicks
Pam Nicol
Sharon Collins
Jan Galloway
Rhonda Goff
Shirley McCormick
Coach: Mick Evans Manager: Christian Bourke
A/Coach: Brett Herrington Physio: Jesse Buntine
Videographer: Neil Shearer
Coach: Sue Lofts Manager: Patricia Hansen
NAtional CHAMPIONSHIPS - OUTDOOR
Final Places
Australian Championships – Men
Queensland Blades
Canberra
State U21 Team
Hobart
State U18 Team
Brisbane
State U15 Team
Adelaide
State U13 Team
North Nowra
Hobart
State Masters 40+ Team (Div 1)
Hobart
Hobart
Hobart
Hobart
Hobart
State Masters 50+ Team (Div 2 Qld 1) Hobart
State Masters 50+ Team (Div 2 Qld 2) Hobart
Hobart
Hobart
Hobart
Hobart
Hobart
Grant Dilger
Ashley Hennegan
Matthew Pembroke
Jake Farrell
Daniel Beale
Robert Bell
Justin Douglas
Ethan Quan
Simon Borger
1st
1st
4th
3rd
4th
3rd
1st
4th
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
6th
3rd
3rd
5th
1st
5th
UNDER 18 – Brisbane
(10 – 21 April 2012)
Aidan Campbell
Matthew Lagana
Jared Taylor
Corey Weyer
Scott Boyde
Joshua Mynott
Haydyn Steele
Tim Howard
Mackenzie Warne
James Kruger
Corey Piggin
Matthew Shaw
Joshua Ferguson
Deyonte Fraser
Scott Harbison
Lachlan Matschoss
Hugh Pembroke
Tom Madden
Coach: Shane Hagan Manager: Greg Swann
A/Coach: Mitch Baker Physio: Jesse Buntine
Adam Battams
Jacob Anderson
Ryan Smith
Daniel Pritchard
James Lush
Sean Anderson
Danny Fletcher
Jay Pavitt
William Padman
Douglas Buckey
Liam Bonner
Zac Hemberg
Jack Baldwin
Matthew Masnada
Zygi Holmes
Jackson Willie
Coach: Matt Bartell Manager: Tony McCarthy
A/Coach: Barry Vohland
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STATE TEAMS & PLACINGS (cont’d)
UNDER 13 – North Nowra
Ashton Brown
Hugo van Buuren
Matthew Hough
Byron Davies
Jared Gunner
Matthew Smallwood
Caleb McCoombes
Joshua Marshall
Michael Francis
Connor Yates
Lachlan Hardy
Thomas Picton
Daniel Pittendreigh
Matt Gildea
Will Prest
Harrison Farrell
MENS MASTERS 45+ (2) – Hobart
Allan Voll
Dave Wills
Shayne Moss
Ashley Jennings
Ian James
Steve Matson
Brett Foy
John Patterson
Trever Johnson
Brian Kershaw
Kieth Scherer
Wayne Follett
Charlie Torrosi
Paul Green
Wayne Stafford
Craig Rowe
Coach: Robert Gilmour Manager: Brett Gould
A/Coach: Mick Evans
Coach: Wayne Stafford Manager: Michelle Stellen
MENS MASTERS 35+ – Hobart
Andrew May
Scott Reid
Justin Shepherd
Dan White
Shaun Smyth
Matthew Bradley
Jamie Gibson
Stewart Houghton
Jordan Harle
Brad Mathers
Shane Johnson
Kim Bevis
Dion Phillips
Sonny Connors
Paul MacPherson
Jonathon Copeland
Coach: Bill Tomkins Manager: Ian Edwards
A/Coach: Ian Warren
Andrew McGuire
Grant Smith
Peter Keeble
Darren Fowler
Ian Lomas
Sean Murray
Dean Whiteman
Jason Burns
Steve Lancaster
Gavin Hanscomb
Matthew Ferns
Warren Baker
Gordon Summors
Nick Petroeschevsky
Wayne Arkinstall
Coach: Greg Morgan Manager: Paul Hardie
Brad Kirkwood
Dave Zwoerner
Peter McLennan
Brendan Stevens
David Lassig
Russell Mogg
Chris Hill
Jason March
Steven Knight
Darren Browne
Matt Irving
Tim Marsden
Darrian Purdue
Peter Cook
Coach: Darren Browne Manager: Deanne Marsden
Andrew Small
Eddie Berlin
Mark Albert
Bill Walls
Gary Proteous
Mick Tanna
Brett Tull
Jeff Stibbard
Ross Ebert
Chris Mogg
John Fischer
Russell Thorburn
David Wilson
John Lamb
Shane Davis
Coach: John Lamb Manager: Wendy Lamb
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Bill Mackay
David Todd
Peter McFarlane
Brian Northwood
Gary Lee
Russell Staff
Bruce Buchanan
Gilbert Puckering
Simon Carrie
Chris Reid
Jeff McKerrihan
Steve Farrell
Craig McClure
John Davis
Wade Moore
Dale Ware
Coach: Michael Blake Manager: Sam Farrell
Alistair Hogg
Martin Halsey
Ross McLellan
Andre Antony
Michael Quinn
Stephen Dodd
Dave Jones
Peter Richards
Steve Taylor
David Berglin
Phil McLeod
Tracy Rix
Glen Riley
Rick Fitzgerald
Warwick Jones
Ian Manhire
Robert Barnes
Coach: Ross McLellan Manager: Michael Quinn
Andrew Chambers
Ian Smith
Rob Ainselie
Anthony Duncan
Kevin Luck
Robert Malcolm
Brett Clarke
Mark Kroning
Squizzy Taylor
Bruce Miles
Mike Willams
Stephen Smith
Geoff Orr
Paul Hardie
Vinny Moore
Ian Crookston
Peter Harvey
Coach: Brett Clarke Manager: Lauren Clarke
Alan Schasser
Jeff Rendell
Peter Mann
Angel Kochi
John Campbell
Robert Pohlman
Garry Royle
Nigel Hedgcock
Ryan Knowles
Geoff Turner
Noel Mitchell
Steve Sawyers
Gil Straayer
Paul Blundell
Tim Myers
Ian Harcla
Coach: Ryan Knowles Manager: Garry Royle
Alan Curtis
Denis Kettle
John Robinson
Bruce Cock
George Goodsell
John Beattie
Bryan Blacka
Graeme Alcorn
John Marino
Charles Shewring
Greg Lyall
John Tibaldi
Colin Neuman
Ian Edwards
Wayne Harris
David Pomfret
Ian Phillips
Coach: John Robinson Manager: Therese Phillips
Alan Harris
Gary Smith
Keith Robertson
Brian Seboa
Geoff Gebhard
Neil Sue See
Bruce Smith
Gil Voysey
Ray Flint
Col Shepperd
Glenn McGuire
Ray Langler
David Kerslake
John O Donohue
Ron Jago
Ed Anderson
Coach: Neil Sue See Manager: Bruce Smith
Ajity Bhullar
Bob Claxton
Fred Carter
Anton Dekens
Bob Tindale
Keith Chay
Arthur Busch
Chris O’Dempsey
Laurie Robertson
Barry Mott
Dick Cummins
Robert Ray
Bill Os Born
Don Richards
Warren Flower
Coach: Neil Heggarty Manager: Gary Smith
Alan Robertson
Geoff Corlett
Ken Price
Brian Curtis
Gilbert Tweedie
Noel Condon
Bruce McBryde
Ian Martin
Ralph Williams
Bob Rowley
John Bowkett
Tom Peake
Charlie Rassmussen
John Call
Van Richards-Smith
Coach: Ralph Williams
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - INDOOR
Final Places
AUSTRALIAN INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – Women
Indoor Open
Sale
3rd
Indoor U21
Launceston DNC
Indoor U18
Brisbane
4th
Indoor U15
Perth
3rd
*DNC – Did Not Compete
Selected Teams - Women
OPEN – Sale
(4 – 10 December 2011)
Brooke Savage
Melanie Burgess
Jamie Hooley
Eva Golusin
Trudi Pedersen
Georgia Askew
Clare Comerford
Sarah Hawker
Megan Brighton
Coach: Kris Hooley Manager: Lisa Morgan
(9 – 14 January 2012)
Bridie Ruff
Laura Weatherhead
Gabrielle Hunt
Brooke Andrews
Renee Taylor
Kiah Hawker
Eden Jackat
Bittany Wilkinson
Madeleine Smith
Haylee Brodin
Caitlyn Allison
Samantha Hansen
Coach: Penny Eiser Manager: Jane Hurley
UNDER 15 – Perth
(9 – 14 January 2012)
Ainslee Deeth
Lucy Waterhouse
Isabel Dean
Demi Roser
Tess Hannah
Lauren Tucker
Hannah Casey
Cassie Findlater
Morgan Gallagher
Jess Switzer
Gabrielle Cook
Coach: Lyn Tucker Manager: Kayleen Smith
AUSTRALIAN INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – Men
Indoor Open
Sale
DNC
Indoor U21
Launceston 5th
Indoor U18
Brisbane
2nd
Indoor U15
Perth
4th
*DNC – Did Not Compete
Selected Teams - Men
U21 – Launceston
(4 – 10 December 2011)
Aaron Lund
Matthew Pembroke
Justin Morris
Hugh Pembroke
Robert Bell
Matthew Argent
Josh James
Alwyn Krusi
Nicholas Edds
Mackenzie Warne
Jason Lund
Coach: Adam McLellan Manager: Ben Smith
(9 – 14 January 2012)
Aidan Campbell
Matthew Lagana
Jared Taylor
Dylan Plummer
Tim Howard
Matthew Argent
Hugh Pembroke
Corey Weyer
Scott Boyde
Luke Tyne
Hugh Marsden
Tom Madden
Coach: Andrew Ward Manager: Karen Argent
UNDER 15 – Perth
(9 – 14 January 2012)
Ash Dunn
Samuel Carson
Jay Pavitt
Douglas Buckley
William Padman
Lachlan Wilson
Jackson Willie
Daniel Springfield
Samuel Morgan
Kellan Goodall
Elliott Fossey
Zachary Lawrence
Coach: Clarry Plummer Manager: Shane Johnson
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QLD Players Selected to
Australian Teams/Squads
WOMEN
MEN
AIS SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS
Madonna Blyth, Teneal Attard, Jordyn Holzberger,
Marnie Hudson, Jodie Schulz
AIS SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS
Jamie Dwyer, Matthew Swann, Mark Knowles,
Matthew Ghodes, Liam De Young, Nathan Burgers,
Rob Hammond, Jason Wilson
AUSTRALIAN SENIOR SQUAD (HOCKEYROOS)
Madonna Blyth, Jodie Schulz, Marnie Hudson, Teneal Attard
WOMEN’S NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SQUAD
Jill Dwyer, Sally O’Toole
AUSTRALIAN SENIOR SQUAD (KOOKABURRAS)
Jamie Dwyer, Matthew Swann, Mark Knowles, Matthew
Ghodes, Liam De Young, Nathan Burgers, Rob Hammond,
Jason Wilson
AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR SQUAD
Murphy Allendorf, Jaqui Day, Ashlea Fey, Madison FitzpatrickJordyn Holzberger, Audrey Smith
NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SQUAD
Jacob Whetton
AUSTRALIAN FUTURES SQUAD
Stephanie Kershaw, Jasmine Larosa, Kazzia Lammon,
Jess Watson, Madeleine Smith, Savannah Fitzpatrick,
Georgia Hillias, Gabrielle Nance
AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR SQUAD
Daniel Beale, Kane Posselt, Jake Farrell, Dylan Wotherspoon,
Aidan Rintala, Robert Bell, Justin Douglas, Simon Borger,
Luke Tyne, Andrew Butturini
AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY - SENIOR
Jenna Wilson
AUSTRALIAN FUTURES SQUAD
Ethan Quan, Scott Boyde, Deyonte Fraser, James Kruger,
Josh Mynott, Pat Barnes
AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY – U21
Christine Benn, Rina Heyns, Kiona Jones, Sophie Rodda
AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY - SENIOR
Trent Smith, Jared Truscott
2011-2012 AUST MASTERS – 40+ WORLD CUP
Diana Burton, Amanda Cruikshank, Sara Colwill
AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY – U21
Nathan Christensen, Nathan Doherty, Kyhle Rush,
Aaron Thompson
2011-2012 AUST MASTERS – 45+ (OCEANIA INITIATIVE)
Teresa Kuss, Karen Iwanuscha, Kathryn Richardson,
Lyn Grulke, Linda Hunter (coach), Di Barrie (coach)
2011-2012 AUST MASTERS – 50+ WORLD CUP
Di Campbell, Lyn Grulke, Noreen Walton,
Kathy Devitt, Jane Straker
2011-2012 AUST INDOOR – OPENS
Clare Comerford
AUSTRALIAN INDOOR (WORLD CUP)
Matthew Swann
2011-2012 AUST MASTERS – 40+
Grant Smith, Brett Jennings, Andrew Obst, Peter Walker
2011-2012 AUST MASTERS – 45+
Bruce Buchanan, Shane Gesch, Chris Pittaway, Jeff Stibbard
2011-2012 AUST MASTERS – 50+
Peter Cummings, Trevor Johnston
2011-2012 AUST MASTERS – 55+
John Campbell
2011-2012 AUST MASTERS – 60+
Neil Sue See
2011-2012 AUST MASTERS – 65+
Ajit Bhullar, Keith Chay, Bob Claxton, Warren Flower,
Don Richards
2011-2012 AUST MASTERS – 70+
Charles Rasmussen
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QLD OFFICIALS APPOINTED TO
NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL PANELS
NATIONAL OFFICIATING APPOINTMENTS
WOMEN (OUTDOOR)
Australian Hockey League
Umpires
Annabelle Willox, Annette Asplin, Irene Clelland,
Lynn Cowie-McAllister
(10 – 21 July 2012)
Umpires
Aliesha Neumann, Mel Craig, Tina Deacon, Erin Bow,
Rebecca Ashby
UNDER 18 – Newcastle
(10 – 21 April 2012)
Umpires
Carrie Born, Este Heyns
UNDER 15 – Canberra
Umpires
Claire Butcher, Deb O’Connell, Kerryl Chandler
UNDER 13 – Perth
Umpires
Chantel Manhire, Jess Fox, Peta Wallinson
WOMENS MASTERS – Melbourne
Tournament Officials
Bernadette Gotting (Assistant TD), Jennie Thompson (TO),
Caroline Schomberg (TO), Jeff Deakin (TO)
Umpires
Naomi Zerner, Rachel Ardern
NATIONAL OFFICIATING APPOINTMENTS
MEN (OUTDOOR)
Australian Hockey League, Tournament Officials,
Gary Marsh (TD)
Umpires
Gary Marsh (UM), Adam Barry, Andrew Hickman
UNDER 21 – Hobart
(10 – 21 July 2012)
Umpires
Andrew Hickman
(10 – 21 April 2012)
Michael Wiemers (TD), Ronda Nix (TO)
Umpires
Adrian Cross, Brent Blake (Reserve), Michael Harris
Umpires
Harley Schenk
MENS MASTERS – Hobart
Umpires
Michael Lever (UM)
NATIONAL OFFICIATING APPOINTMENTS –
WOMEN & MEN (INDOOR)
OPEN – Sale
(4 – 10 December 2011)
Umpires
Lyn Hill (UM), Adam Barry, Mel Craig
U18 – Brisbane
(9 – 14 January 2012)
Benadette Gotting (TD), Rhonda Nix (TO)
Umpires
Mel Crain (UM), Adrian Cross, Luke Brighton, Megan Brighton
U15 – Perth
(9 – 14 January 2012)
Umpires
Lyn Hill (UM), Adam Barry, Mel Craig
INTERNATIONAL OFFICIATING
APPOINTMENTS - WOMEN
XXX Olympic Games – London, UK
(29 July – 11 August 2012)
Umpires
Julie Ashton-Lucy
Olympic Qualifier 1 – New Delhi, India
(18 – 25 February 2012)
Umpires
Annabelle Willox (GBR) Lynn Cowie-McAlister
Olympic Qualifier 2 – Kakamigahara, Japan
(25 April – 5 May 2012)
Umpires
Jan Hadfield (UM), Irene Clelland (GBR)
Champions Trophy – Rosario, Argentina
(28 January – 5 February 2012)
Umpires
Julie Ashton-Lucy
4 Nations Invitational Tournament – Auckland, NZ
(12 – 22 April 2012)
Umpires
Annabelle Willox (GBR)
INTERNATIONAL OFFICIATING
APPOINTMENTS - MEN
Olympic Qualifier 2 – Kakamigahara, Japan
(25 April – 6 May 2012)
Gary Marsh (TO)
Umpires
Adam Kearns
1st Sultan Johor Cup Tour – Johor, MAS
(5 – 12 November 2011)
Umpires
Ben de Young
Australia vs USA Test series - Sunshine Coast
(5-8 April 2012)
Gary Marsh (TD), Joanne Greensill (TO), Lyn Thomas
(To Judge), Cheryl Kann (TO Judge), Ronda Nix (TO Judge)
Umpires
Annette Asplin, Lynn Cowie-McAlister, Leah Ashford
(Reserve), Annabelle Willox (GBR), Irene Clelland (GBR)
Australia Vs New Zealand Test Series - Cairns
(22-25 June 2012)
Gary Marsh (TD), Michael Wiemers (TO), Jennie Thompson
(TO Judge), Ronda Nix (TO Judge)
Umpires
Andrew Hickman (Reserve
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Honour BoardS & Awards
2011 Annual Award Recipients
Female Player of the Year - Jodie Schultz
Male Player of the Year - Matthew Swann
Rookie of the Year - Alyssa Kerr
Manager of the Year - Debbie Wark
Coach of the Year - Susie Reynolds
Umpire of the Year - Adam Kearns
Most Improved Umpire of the Year - Bernie Pangrazio
Association of the Year - Gympie Hockey Association
Volunteer of the Year - Debbie Wark
Hall of Fame Inductees
2008Debbie Bowman-Sullivan, Neil Hawgood, Sharyn
Simpson, Kerry Wharton
2008Treva King, Clover Maitland OAM, Jenny Morris
OAM, Renita Gerard OAM, Don Currie, Sid Scott*
2004Barry Dancer, Mark Hager, Lorraine Hillas OAM,
Heather Scraggs OAM, Nola Slade
2003Cec Best*, Wayne Greene, Wayne Hammond,
Carly Hansen*, Shirley Otto, Daphne Pirie MBE,
Adele Parkyn, Jim Mason
Hockey Queensland Life Members (1996 – current)
2002Tracey Belbin, Greg Browning, Hec Cormie* MBE,
Merv Crossman, Pam Glassop, Noala Gordon,
Julene Grant, Lou Hailey AM, Dianne Hirst,
Kym Ireland, Kay Lehmann, John McBryde, Don
McWatters, Don Mecklem, Doug Siggs*, Annette
West-Bail
1996
1997
1997
1999
1999
2001
2001
2004
2005
2007
2008
2008
2009 2009
2012
2012
James W Quaite OAM
Jenny A Tidey Edward K Spice Ken G Baldwin* Janne P Ellis Julie A Bartlett Michael M McGuire Thelma M Neumann Val M McCubben Basil Coker Ken McElligott
Jay Emerick
Greg Browning
Ronda Nix
Jan Hadfield
Lyn Thomas
Bundaberg
Brisbane
Brisbane
Tweed Border
Brisbane
Brisbane
Ipswich
Rockhampton
Mackay
Ipswich
Townsville
Gladstone
Brisbane
Brisbane
Brisbane
Brisbane
Queensland Women’s Hockey Association Life Members
1940
Dorothy Hansford* Brisbane
1945
A Boxhall* Brisbane
1947
Dr Freida Bage* Brisbane
1950
Lena Dobbin AM* Brisbane
1951
Annabelle Clarke* Brisbane
1955
Jess Clarke* Brisbane
1956
Ruby Robinson* AM MBE Brisbane
1956
Kath Langan Brisbane
1957
Olive Perry* Brisbane
1958
Dr D Hill* Brisbane
1961
Betty Watson* Brisbane
1963
Wyn McMullin* Brisbane
1964
Nan Mauchlan* Brisbane
1965
Isobel Sim Brisbane
1966
Linda Mauchlan Brisbane
1967
Mary Josiffe* OAM Brisbane
1967
Ann Yeo* Brisbane
1968
Euphemia McDougall* OAM Brisbane
1969
Janet Viertel OAM Brisbane
1970
Myra King* Brisbane
Queensland Hockey Association Life Members
1954
Stan Willmott* Brisbane
1954
Hec Cormie* MBE Brisbane
1955
Col Dunbar* Warwick
1961
Merv Jensen* Brisbane
1963
John J Mahoney* Brisbane
1965
Andrew McLean* Toowoomba
1969
Herbert (Tim) Josiffe* Brisbane
1971
Terry Moessinger AM Brisbane
1975
Jack O’Brien* Ipswich
1981
Ian Petitt* Brisbane
1982
Stan Griffin OAM Brisbane
1983
Matt Tallon* MM OAM Bundaberg
1986
Bert Garraway Brisbane
1992
Keith Mapp Brisbane
1994
Harry Spice* Brisbane
1994
Robert Smith* Townsville
1995
John Cushing OAM Ipswich
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Distinguished Players Award>
Female
Male
Tracey Belbin
Don Argus
Debbie Bowman
David Argus
Anne-Marie Callow
Cec Best*
Tammy Cole
Lee Bodimeade
Julie Dalton
Greg Browning
Adell Derrick
Kevin Callaghan
Dot Drouyn*
Des Cooper
Renita Farrell
Col Cormie
Pam Glossop
Hec Cormie* MBE
Carly Hansen*
Merv Crossman
Dianne Hoffman
Don Currie
Noala Holman
Barry Dancer
Catherine Ibell
Norm Ferguson
Kym Ireland
Wayne Greene
Kerrie Jackson
Mark Hager
Jam Josiffe
Wayne Hammond
Kay Kindervater
Neil Hawgood
Clover Maitland
Scott Keddy
Sharyn McCarthy
Gary Kershaw
Kaye McLellan
Treva King
Cindy Morgan
Reg Knowles
Jenny Morris
Aaron McCarthy
Cheryl Moss
Don McWatters
Shirley Otto
Grant Mapp
Heather Scraggs
Keith Mapp
L Skodder
Jim Mason
Karen Smith
Don Mecklem
Gwen Spurgin
Rob Milne
Julene Sunderland
Ian Pavitt*
Nikki Taylor
Col Purnell
Janet Teys
Fred Quine
Kelly Thomas
Graham Reid
Meagan Thomas
Hugh Robson
Denise Von Nida
Alan Schulte
Carmel Waugh
Sid Scott*
Nola Welch
Peter Shaw
Daphne Welch
Robs Somers
Annette West
Doug Spice
Kerry Wharton
Irving Springfield
Robyn Winkworth
Lindsay Woods
>The Distinguished Player Award is given to recognise
those players who represented Queensland with
distinction in the Open category for 7+ years.
Hockey Queensland Distinguished Service Award
1997
Darryl Bodimeade*
Warwick
1997
Dan Carroll
Cairns
1997
Jan Hadfield
Brisbane
1997
Bernie Murray
Townsville
1998
Kevin Casey
Mackay
1999
Arthur Busch
Ipswich
1999
Gayle Morton
Sunshine Coast
1999
Judy Lack
Tweed Border
1999
Dennis Conroy
Tweed Border
1999
Angel Kochi
Atherton
2000
Paul Mantell
Ipswich
2000
Sheila Jones
Rockhampton
2001
Paul Smith
Ipswich
2001
Don Hicks
Brisbane
2002
Cheryl McAllister
Cairns
2002
Phyllis Hawgood
Brisbane (M)
2002
Marilyn Chatfield
Brisbane (W)
2003
Ronda Nix
Brisbane (W)
2003
Jenny Heron
Brisbane (W)
2004
Hugh Robson
Brisbane (M)
2004
Pam Low
Toowoomba
2004
Ron Marsden
Brisbane (M)
2005
Joyce Proctor
Brisbane (W)
2006
Harry Garden
Toowoomba
2006
Darren Cavanagh
Gladstone
2007
Gary Kershaw
Townsville
2007
Shayne Brodie
Gladstone
2008
Mary Cockings
Brisbane (W)
2009
Lena Saunders
Mackay
Hockey Queensland Award of Merit*
1996
Dennis Binnignton*
1996
Margaret Dorron
Maryborough
Bundaberg
*This Award nomenclature was changed from HQ Award
of Merit to HQ Distinguished Service Award in 1997.
Queensland Hockey Association Award of Merit
1985
David McDonald
Atherton
1985
Ken Baldwin*
Border
1985
Harry Spice*
Brisbane
1985
Don McWatters
Brisbane
1985
Des Wise*
Brisbane
1985
Jim Quaite OAM
Bundaberg
1985
Sel Mitchell*
Cairns
1985
Merv Windress*
Gladstone
1985
Don Morgan
Gympie
1985
John Cushing OAM
Ipswich
1985
Marshall Ebert
Mackay
1985
Jack Thomas*
Mackay
1985
John Hurley
Maryborough
1985
Bevan Swaffield
Mount Isa
1985
Archie Price*
Rockhampton
1985
Leon Giltrow OAM
Toowoomba
1985
Robert Smith*
Townsville
1985
Merv Jensen
Warwick
1986
Ron Rideout*
Brisbane
1986
Kev Callaghan
Bundaberg
1986
George Wood
Cairns
1986
Herb Eleison*
Ipswich
1986
Stan Fullelove
Ipswich
1986
Lou Belz
Rockhampton
1986
Harry Crompton*
Rockhampton
1986
Cec Hamilton
Rockhampton
1987
1987
1987
1987
1988
1988
1988
1988
1989
1989
1989
1991
1992
1993
1993
1993
1994
1994
1994
1994
1995
1995
1995
Jim Baldwin
Colin Bransgrove
Merv Crossman
Graham Wellings
Greg Browning
Colin Crain* OAM
Darryl Gillam
John Phillips
Dennis Assay
Edward Robertson*
Eric Jones
Michael McGuire
Una Cushing
John Young
Ron Jago
Basil Coker
Ray Johnson
Neville Winks
Mel Shatte
Walter Bull*
Perry Childs
Ross Ibell
John Follett
Border
Cairns
Townsville
Ipswich
Brisbane
Toowoomba
Warwick
Cairns
Rockhampton
Townsville
Brisbane
Ipswich
Ipswich
Townsville
Toowoomba
Ipswich
Ipswich
Ipswich
Gympie
Townsville
Toowoomba
Toowoomba
Ipswich
Queensland Women’s Hockey Association
Long Service Members
1956
D Crompton*
Rockhampton
1957
Esme Richards*
Warwick
1958
N Brown*
Brisbane
1959
Mary Nairn*
Redcliffe
1960
Anna Smith* OBE
Brisbane
1960
Thelma Brittle
Maryborough
1962
N Dawson
Toowoomba
1964
Myra King*
Brisbane
1964
B George
Ipswich
1965
Faye Cossins*
Brisbane
1966
Irene Steffenson*
Bundaberg
1971
Daphne Pirie MBE
Gold Coast
1971
Eileen Weder*
Rockhampton
1972
Vera Swaffield
Mount Isa
1973
Leigh Tyler
Warwick
1975
Maida Antsey*
Brisbane
1977
Eleanor Foggon*
Gold Coast
1977
June Rose
Toowoomba
1978
Beverley Baker
Maryborough
1981
C Price*
Nambour
1981
T Thursby*
Rockhampton
1981
Rene Archer*
Cairns
1981
Elaine Butler
Tweed
1981
Joyce Christiansen
Maryborough
1981
Thelma Black
Maryborough
1982
Dianne Hirst
Sunshine Coast
1982
Dulcie Poncini
Gymnpie
1982
Elsie Quaite
Bundaberg
1983
Elaine Green*
Brisbane
1985
Faye Wastell
Brisbane
1985
Eileen Connolly
Cairns
1986
Una Cushing
Ipswich
1986
Joy Dunn
Gold Coast
1986
Thelma Kann*
Maryborough
1986
Jenny Brackin
Warwick
1986
Evelyn Denney
Rockhampton
1986
Marie Sweeney
Rockhampton
1987
Gladys King
Tweed
1987
Val McCubben
Mackay
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Staff directory
Hockey Queensland
Administration
Kim Guerin, Chief Executive Officer
Danielle Stein, Member Services & Administration Officer
Caitlin Sippel, Acting Member Services & Administration Supervisor (commenced September 2012)
Sonya Taylor, Programs Officer (commenced June 2012)
Lindsey Leck, Programs Officer (November 2011 – March 2012)
Selva Thambiaiyah, Assistant Accountant (commenced August)
Carolyn McCauley, Finance Officer (December 2011 – June 2012)
Kim Abbott, Development Officer (commenced April 2012)
Tina Porter, Finance Officer (September 2011 – November 2011)
Brad Low, Local Sport & Recreation Coordinator (funded through Qld Jobs Plan) (October 2011 – June 2012)
Darryl Francey, Local Sport & Recreation Coordinator (funded through Qld Jobs Plan) (commenced June 2012)
Monique Yearbury, Administration Assistant (April 2012 – July 2012) [Casual]
Remote & Indigenous Program
Julie McNeil, Remote & Indigenous Program Manager
Dalassa Savage, Development Officer, Remote & Indigenous Program
Ena Wiainga, Development Officer, Remote & Indigenous Program
Wes Ferns, Program Coordinator / Mentor Coach, Remote & Indigenous Program
Matthew Cook, Trainee Development Officer (commenced January 2012)
Manatu Neliman, Trainee Development Officer (commenced April 2012
Regional Coaching Director Network
Barry Vohland, Coach & Player Development Manager
Sharyn Simpson, Brisbane Women’s Hockey Association
Mick Evans, Brisbane Hockey Association
David McNeil, Cairns Hockey Association
Margaret Dilger, Townsville Hockey Association
Shane Hagan, Mackay Hockey Association
Greg Richards, Sunshine Coast Hockey Association
Neil Shearer, Ipswich Hockey Association
Terry Khan, Toowoomba Hockey Association
Brent Livermore, Gold Coast Hockey Association
Matthew Bartell, Tweed Border Hockey Association (concluded May 2012)
Development Officers
Ian Austin, Gympie Hockey Association
Philip Taylor, Hervey Bay Hockey Association
Cheryll Brown, Maryborough Hockey Association
Dylan Elliott, Bundaberg Hockey Association (commenced April 2012)
State Hockey Centre
Greg Gunner, Facility Supervisor
Aaron Carling, Groundsman (concluded November 2011)
Stuart Williams, Duty Supervisor/Bookings Coordinator [Casual]
Shane Bocking, Duty Supervisor (commenced April 2012) [Casual]
Nicholas Bridgeman, Duty Supervisor (commenced March 2012) [Casual]
Dezley Collins, Duty Supervisor (commenced March 2012) [Casual]
James Roberts, Duty Supervisor [Casual]
36
HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC.
AUDITED FINANCIAL REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2012
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
CONTENTS
Page No.
Board of Directors Report
39
1
Income Statement
40
2
Statement of Financial Position
41
3
Statement of Cash Flows
42
4
Notes to the Financial Statements
38
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Statement by the Board of Directors
15
53
Audit Report
16
54
BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT
Your Board members submit the financial statements of Hockey Queensland Inc. for the financial year
ended 30 September 2012.
BOARD MEMBERS
The names of Board members throughout the year and at the date of this report are:
K Walduck
S James
C Attard
J Hadfield
K Bain
D Cavanagh
P Hack
P Hansen
L Lavarch
G Richards
(President)
(Vice President)
Continuing board member
Elected 17th March 2012
Retired 17th March 2012
Retired 17th March 2012
PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES
The principal activities of the association during the financial year were:
• To organise, promote, preserve and foster the sport of hockey in Queensland,
• To provide a premium surface and facility in which to hold competitive hockey in Brisbane; and
• To encourage the playing of hockey competitions.
SIGNIFICANT CHANGES
No significant changes in the nature of these activities occurred during the year.
OPERATING RESULT
The surplus from operating activities for the year amounted to $13,593 (2011- deficit of $445,107).
LIKELY DEVELOPMENTS
None.
Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Board of Directors.
……………………………..
K Walduck
President
Dated this
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C Attard
Director of Finance
day of November 2012
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INCOME STATEMENT
Note
REVENUE
Members levies
Members affiliations, registrations & insurance
Government assistance
Competition
Sponsorships
Hire of facilities
Other
Indigenous remote program funding
Write-back of surface replacement provision
2
3
4
2
2012
$
2011
$
2,500
809,906
339,213
37,114
92,773
362,123
114,751
461,080
168,000
2,387,460
2,600
593,605
287,678
26,451
106,656
314,849
239,024
244,820
1,815,683
105,364
273,768
728,220
326,545
83,983
127,335
90,609
241,519
396,524
185,619
363,833
570,327
324,615
72,705
153,530
113,238
232,103
244,820
2,373,867
2,260,790
13,593
(445,107)
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13,593
(445,107)
EXPENDITURE
Hockey Australia
Field maintenance
Administration
Depreciation & amortisation
Officiating
Competitions
Marketing /Media
Athlete development
Indigenous remote program funding
SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)
ACTIVIES
FROM
5
10
6
7
8
9
7
OPERATING
Less profit share to Qld Hockey Associations
NET SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)
20
The accompanying notes form part of this financial report.
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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 2012
Note
2012
$
2011
$
11
12
13
653,582
579,068
39,800
1,272,450
340,238
343,250
47,817
731,305
14
15
3,742,628
10,392
3,753,020
4,025,236
16,631
4,041,867
5,025,470
4,773,172
16
17
18
19
643,494
30,362
288,281
88,228
1,050,365
293,822
30,362
300,699
25,314
650,197
17
19
45,297
240,274
285,571
75,074
371,960
447,034
TOTAL LIABILITIES
1,335,936
1,097,231
NET ASSETS
3,689,534
3,675,941
3,689,534
3,675,941
3,689,534
3,675,941
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash
Receivables
Inventory
Total Current Assets
NON-CURRENT ASSETS
Property, plant and equipment
Intangibles
Total Non-Current Assets
TOTAL ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Payables
Financial liabilities
Revenue received in advance
Provisions
Total current liabilities
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES
Financial liabilities
Provisions
Total Non- Current liabilities
ASSOCIATION’S FUNDS
Accumulated surplus from operations
20
TOTAL ASSOCIATION’S FUNDS
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STATEMENT OF CASHFLOWS
AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 2012
Note
2012
$
2011
$
CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING
ACTIVIITES
Receipts from customers and grant providers
Payments to suppliers and employees
Interest and investment income received
Borrowing costs paid
3,679,131
(3,304,781)
6,942
(473)
4,217,727
(4,692,765)
18,730
(7,404)
380,819
(463,712)
Payment for property, plant and equipment, net of
direct State Government funding
(37,698)
(110,528)
Net cash used in investing activities
(37,698)
(110,528)
Facilities loan received
Repayment of facilities loan
Repayment of lease
(21,583)
(8,194)
90,000
(53,246)
(7,680)
Net cash used in financing activities
(29,777)
29,074
Net increase in cash held
313,344
(545,165)
Cash at beginning of year
340,238
885,403
653,582
340,238
Net cash provided by operating activities
21b
CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES
Cash at end of year
21a
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES
This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared for use by the Associations
Directors and Members and in order to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of the
Associations Incorporation Act 1981 (Queensland). The Board of Directors has determined that
the organisation is not a reporting entity.
The requirement of accounting standards and other financial reporting requirements in Australia
do not have mandatory application to Hockey Queensland because it is not a reporting entity.
This special purpose financial report has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of
the Associations Incorporation Act 1981 (Queensland) and the following Australian Accounting
Standards.
AASB 116:
AASB 102:
AASB 101:
AASB 107:
AASB 110:
AASB 118:
AASB 1031:
Property, Plant and Equipment
Inventories
Presentation of Financial Statements
Statement of Cash Flows
Events after the Reporting Period
Revenue
Materiality
No other applicable Australian Accounting Standards have been applied.
The financial report has been prepared on an accrual basis and is based on historical costs and do
not take into account changing money values or, except where stated, current valuations on noncurrent assets. Cost is based on fair values of the consideration given in exchange for assets.
The following material accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period unless
otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation of this financial report
(a)
Inventories
Inventories consist of technical publications, merchandise and uniforms and are measured
at the lower of cost and net realisable value.
( b)
Employee Entitlements
Provision is made for the Association’s liability for employee entitlements arising from
services rendered by employees to balance date. Employee entitlements expected to be
settled within one year together with entitlements arising from wages and salaries, annual
leave and sick leave which will be settled after one year, have been measured at their
nominal amount.
Long Service Leave Provisions are calculated once an employee has seven years
continuous employment.
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(c)
Income Tax
The Association considers that it is exempt from Income tax. No provision for Income tax
has been brought to account on this basis.
Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST except as allowable
by the taxation authority.
Cashflow are included in the cash flow statement on a gross basis.
(d)
Plant and Equipment
The Board of Directors record expenditure on plant and equipment as non-current assets.
Plant and equipment are brought to account at cost, less where applicable, any accumulated
depreciation and any impairment losses. The carrying amount of plant and equipment is
reviewed annually by directors to ensure it is not in excess of the recoverable amount from
those assets. The recoverable amount is assessed on the basis of expected net cash flows,
which will be received from the assets employment and subsequent disposal. The expected
net cash flows have not been discounted to present values in determining recoverable
amounts.
The depreciable amount of all fixed assets including capitalised leased assets, are depreciated
over their estimated useful lives commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use.
The depreciation rates used for each class of depreciable asset are:
Buildings and facilities
Fixtures and fittings
Office equipment
Plant and equipment
(e)
3% - 40%
10% - 50%
10% - 40%
3% - 40%
Revenue
Revenue from the sale of goods and services is recognised upon the delivery of
goods/provision of services to customers.
Revenue from member’s affiliations, registrations and insurance is recognised at the
beginning of the Hockey season and is based on the number of registered players throughout
the Queensland Region. The recorded revenue for members levies, insurance, registered
players competitions, and some indigenous funding is net of directly associated expenses.
Revenue from government grants and assistance is recognised on a proportional basis taking
into account the period for which the grant is given.
Interest revenue is recognised upon receipt.
All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST).
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(f)
Provisions
The Association provides for employee entitlements as per Note 1(b) and for the ongoing
maintenance/replacement of major facility assets.
The provision for replacement and maintenance is reviewed annually by the board. The
Board determines the need for provisioning in accordance with the need for likely future
replacement or significant maintenance and sets aside a corresponding amount of surplus
funds. The provision is reduced when the replacement/maintenance occurs or if surplus
funds are no longer available to meet the provision. Movement in the provision account for
other than spending on replacement/maintenance is recorded against accumulated funds.
(g )
Change in Accounting Policy
In 2011 certain disclosures in the Income Statement had been recorded on a gross basis as the
Board was of the opinion this better reflected the cashflow of revenue and expenditure. In
2012, the Board has elected to record these transactions on a net basis. The decision to record
transactions on a net basis is in accordance with the current accounting system and is
consistent with the monthly accounting data presented to the Board throughout the year.
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2012
$
2011
$
NOTE 2: GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE
(i)
(ii)
Sport & Recreation (State Development Program) grant
received and acquitted during the year
Indigenous grant income received and acquitted during the
year
339,213
287,678
461,080
244,820
92,773
106,656
4,182
23,902
79,725
6,942
114,751
4,758
98,098
25,008
92,430
18,730
239,024
105,364
185,619
Sport & Recreation Queensland funding grant totalled $339,213
for the calendar year ended 31 December 2012. The grant is
brought to account on the basis of benefit obtained to 30
September 2012. Subsequent to year end additional funding has
been approved relevant to the year ended 31 December 2012.
The Indigenous Programme Grant comprises several ongoing and
once-off funding amounts.
NOTE 3: SPONSORSHIP
Funds received from Queensland Hockey Promotion sponsors
NOTE 4: OTHER INCOME
Officiating and resource sales
General
Hockey development services
Rent
Interest
NOTE 5: HOCKEY AUSTRALIA FEES
Monies remitted to Hockey Australia is based on the number of
teams registered in Queensland
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Note
2012
$
2011
$
NOTE 6: ADMINISTRATION
Wages and superannuation
Telephone / Facsimile / Internet
Printing / Stationery / Photocopying / Postage
Board & Committee meetings, travel
Merchant fees and bank charges
Legal Fees
Computer support
Audit fees
Insurance
Borrowing costs
Bad debts provided
Consultancy
Other
423,470
2,221
8,369
22,196
3,925
272
12,174
8,732
32,828
473
(684)
94,375
119,869
728,220
320,636
16,014
11,878
24,951
10,840
200
9,994
12,212
31,459
7,404
12,000
112,739
570,327
20,687
63,296
241,519
325,502
31,990
40,715
232,103
304,808
NOTE 7: OFFICIATING & ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT
Development
Championships
Athlete Development
NOTE 8: COMPETITIONS
Australian Hockey League
State Championships
National Championships
49,774
43,056
34,505
127,335
54,690
47,662
51,178
153,530
15,568
66,544
8,497
90,609
10,959
33,003
22,969
46,307
113,238
NOTE 9: MARKETING/MEDIA/PROMOTION
Sponsor Servicing
Promotion / Media / Television
Sports Awards
Fees paid to Queensland Hockey Promotion
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2012
$
2011
$
21,129
116,028
73,961
42,990
19,661
273,768
37,150
139,082
81,602
4,385
40,262
61,352
363,833
466,379
61,475
106,757
18,971
653,582
122,590
176,764
20,973
19,911
340,238
329,286
247,782
295,165
36,085
2,000
579,068
12,000
343,250
39,800
39,800
1,420
46,397
47,817
NOTE 10: FIELD MAINTENANCE
Rates
Wages & staff costs
Electricity & utilities
Repairs & maintenance
Sinking fund, replacements & contingency
Other
NOTE 11: CASH
Cash at Bank
Cash on short term deposit
Cash in investment account
Deposit for Rent
NOTE 12: RECEIVABLES
Current
Trade Debtors
Prepayments & other sundry debtors
Loan
A provision for doubtful debts is required as at 30 September
2012. This totals $5,066 (2011 - $12,000).
NOTE 13: INVENTORY
Stock of publications
Uniforms and equipment
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2012
$
2011
$
NOTE 14: PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT
Property
Buildings and Facilities
Less Accumulated Depreciation
7,145,218
(3,678,394)
3,466,824
7,120,626
(3,395,679)
3,724,946
1,820,831
(1,562,403)
258,428
1,816,521
(1,529,834)
286,688
Fixtures and Fittings
Less Accumulated depreciation
82,279
(75,289)
6,990
77,940
(74,002)
3,938
Office equipment – at cost
192,222
(181,836)
10,386
187,765
(178,101)
9,664
275,804
300,290
3,742,628
4,025,236
31,197
(20,805)
10,392
31,197
(14,566)
16,631
Plant & Equipment
Plant and equipment
Total Plant & Equipment
Total Property, Plant and Equipment
An independent valuation of property, plant and equipment
was undertaken on 24 January 2006 by Leary & Partners Pty
Ltd. On a replacement basis the property, plant and
equipment was valued at $12,270,596.
NOTE 15: INTANGIBLES
During prior years Hockey Queensland Inc has incurred costs
in respect of the transfer of the State Hockey Centre
Association Inc. leasehold title over land at Murarrie.
Capitalised Cost of Development Plans
Accumulated amortisation
The intangible assets are amortised over the following periods:
Preliminary Expenses (Feasibility Study)
5 Years
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HOCKEY QUEENSLAND INC
2012
$
NOTE 16: PAYABLES
Trade Creditors
Accruals
Taxation liabilities and net GST payable
Other Creditors
2011
$
325,804
119,805
98,926
98,959
643,494
85,399
180,425
27,998
293,822
22,367
7,995
30,362
22,367
7,995
30,362
43,309
1,988
45,297
75,659
64,892
10,182
75,074
105,436
105,410
109,113
914
33,356
39,488
288,281
72,500
168,605
12,755
16,592
30,247
300,699
80,318
7,910
88,228
18,144
7,170
25,314
40,274
200,000
240,274
3,960
368,000
371,960
328,502
397,274
NOTE 17: FINANCIAL LIABILITIES
CURRENT
Bank overdraft
Facilities Loan
Lease liability
NON CURRENT
Facilities Loan
Lease liability
Total
The facilities loan is a $90,000 facility secured against assets
of Hockey Qld Inc.
The loan incurs a fixed interest of 8.9% until March 2016 and
is secured with a registered mortgage over all assets of Hockey
Qld Inc.
NOTE 18: REVENUE IN ADVANCE
Portion of resource funding agreement from Sport &
Recreation Queensland relating to next financial year
Indigenous grant not yet expended
Oceania development funds not yet expended
NTID programme not yet expended
Hockey Australia participation programme not yet expended
Active inclusion programme
NOTE 19: PROVISIONS
CURRENT
Annual Leave
Long Service Leave
Provision for Replacement & Maintenance
NON CURRENT
Long Service Leave
Provision for Capital Replacement
Total Provisions
-1250
2012
$
2011
$
NOTE 20: ACCUMULATED SURPLUS
Accumulated surplus from operations:
At beginning of financial year
State Government construction funds received
Surplus/(Deficit) from operations for the year
3,675,941
13,593
3,689,534
3,844,028
277,020
(445,107)
3,675,941
465,398
61,475
107,738
18,971
653,582
122,590
176,764
20,973
19,911
340,238
13,593
(445,107)
326,545
(6,934)
333,204
324,615
12,000
(108,493)
(228,884)
8,017
349,673
(12,418)
99,227
(45,426)
(17,074)
(180,577)
44,927
(32,057)
(168,000)
380,819
(125,012)
(463,712)
NOTE 21: CASH FLOW INFORMATION
a. Reconciliation of cash
Cash at the end of the financial year as shown in the statement
of cash flows is reconciled to the related items in the statement
of financial position as follows:
Cash at Bank
Cash on short term deposit
Cash in investment account
Bank overdraft
Deposit Held
Cash per statement of cash flows
b. Reconciliation of Cash Flow from Operations with net
deficit
Net surplus/(deficit)
Non cash flows in deficit
Depreciation & amortisation
Provision for doubtful debts
Changes in assets and liabilities:
(Increase)/Decrease in receivables
(Increase)/Decrease in inventory
(Decrease)/Increase in payables
(Decrease)/Increase in revenue in advance
(Decrease)/Increase in provisions - entitlements
(Decrease)/Increase in provisions – other, net of equity
movement
c. Funding totalling $277,020 was received in the previous
audit period from the Queensland State Government for
property improvements. The funding is not recorded in the
net deficit. Refer to note 20.
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NOTE 22: CONTINGENCIES AND COMMITMENTS
Hockey Queensland Inc. earns reward points through the use of credit cards to pay for ongoing
operating expenditure. It is the intention of management to redeem these reward points at a
future date. Reward points will be utilised to purchase flights for board members and
coaching staff.
NOTE 23: MORTGAGES, CHARGES & SECURITIES
In March 2011, Hockey Qld Inc entered into a 5 year fixed term loan agreement with the Bank
of Queensland Inc. The loan facility is secured over the lease of the State Hockey Centre and a
bill of sale over the operations and assets of Hockey Qld Inc.
At 30 September 2012 there were no other mortgages, charges, or securities of any description
affecting any of the property of the Association in terms of section 59 (i)(a)(iii) of the
Association Incorporation (as amended) Act 1995.
NOTE 24: EVENTS SUBSEQUENT TO BALANCE DATE
No events have occurred subsequent to 30 September 2012 that impact current year operating
results.
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DECLARATION BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Board has determined that the Association is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose
financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies outlined in Note 1 to the
financial statements.
In the opinion of the Board the financial report as set out on pages 1 to 14:
1)
Present fairly the financial position of Hockey Queensland Inc. as at 30 September 2012 and its
performance for the year ended on that date in accordance with the Associations Incorporation
Act 1981; and
2)
At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Hockey Queensland
Inc. will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.
This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Board and is signed for and on behalf of
the Board by:
…………………………………………….
K Walduck
President
Dated this
…………………………………………….
CJ Attard
Director of Finance
day of November 2012
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financial
reporting under the Association Incorporation Act 1981 (Qld). We disclaim any assumption of
reasonable
in the
circumstances.
overall presentation
of the financial
report.
responsibility for any reliance on the report or on the financial report to which it relates to any person other
than the members, or for any purpose other than that for which it was prepared.
Auditor’s
Responsibility
The financial report
has been
presented for distribution to member for the purpose of fulfilling the Board’s financial
Our
responsibility
is to that
express
an1981
opinion
onhave
theobtained
financial
report
based
on
believe
theAct
audit
evidence
we
is any
sufficient
and
appropriate
toaudit.
provide No
a basis
for our is
reporting under the AssociationWeIncorporation
(Qld).
We
disclaim
assumption
of our
responsibility
foropinion
any
as the
toaudit
whether
the
accounting
used,
as described
in Note
appropriate
to meet
opinion.
reliance on the expressed
report or on
financial
report
to whichpolicies
it relates
to any
person other
than1,thearemembers,
or for
any the
needs
thewhich
members.
We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. These
purpose other than
thatoffor
it was prepared.
Auditing Standards require that we comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements
performwethehave
audit
to obtain
reasonableand
assurance
whether
the financial
is audit
free from
We believe thatand
theplan
auditand
evidence
obtained
is sufficient
appropriate
to provide
a basisreport
for our
material misstatement.
opinion.
Independence An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the
financial
report.
procedures
selected
depend on
the auditor’s
thebodies.
assessment of the
In conducting out
audit, we
have The
complied
with the
independence
requirements
of judgment,
Australian including
professional
risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk
Audit Opinionassessments, the auditors considers internal control relevant to the association’s preparation and fair
the financial
in order
design fairly,
audit inprocedures
that
are appropriate
in the
In my opinion,presentation
the financialofreport
of Hockeyreport
Queensland
Inc.topresent
all material
respects
the financial
but notInc.
forastheat purpose
of expressing
anofopinion
on theperformance
effectivenessforofthe
theyear
association’s
position of thecircumstances,
Hockey Queensland
30 September
2012 and
its financial
then
internal
control.
An auditpolicies
also includes
evaluating
of accounting policies used and the
ended in accordance
with
the accounting
described
in Note 1the
to appropriateness
the financial statements.
reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the Board, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of
the financial report.
The financial report has been presented for distribution to member for the purpose of fulfilling the Board’s
financial reporting under the Association Incorporation Act 1981 (Qld). We disclaim any assumption of
…………………………………….
responsibility for any reliance on the report or on the financial report to which it relates to any person other
WHITEHILLSthan the members, or for any purpose other than that for which it was prepared.
Craig Whitehill - Partner
Dated this
day believe
of
We
that the 2012
audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our
At BRISBANE.audit opinion.
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