annual report - Netball Queensland

2015 NETBALL QUEENSLAND
ANNUAL REPORT
JANUARY– JUNE 2015 ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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2015 so far…
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Governance report
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President’s report
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Chief Executive Oficer’s report
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Afiliation 2015
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Member Associations 2015
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Life Members
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Awards and Recognition
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Mission Queensland Firebirds
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High Performance
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Sport Development and Participation
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Commercial Operations
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Audited Financial Statements
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2015 SO FAR…
JANUARY
MAY
Activate 2014–2016 Strategic Plan to grow
the Netball Queensland brand, involve more
people, improve the capacity of our people
and build our business.
Queensland Fusion team named for Australian
National League matches.
Catherine Clark joined Netball Queensland as
Chief Executive Oficer.
The Mission Queensland Firebirds claimed the
ANZ Championship Challenge Trophy.
Queensland Firebirds Ambassadors for
2015 announced: Brisbane Channel 7 news
anchor Sharyn Ghidella, and wildlife warrior,
Bindi Irwin.
2,000 new ANZ NetSetGo! Players signed up.
2015 Mission Queensland State Netball
League commences.
JUNE
Laura Geitz named 2015 captain of
Australian Diamonds.
Mission Queensland Firebirds take out the
minor premiership after 14 rounds; win the
Australian Conference inal; go on to win a
heart-stopping grand inal in the dying seconds
of the game.
Netball Queensland Coaching Seminars
increase skills and professionalism of
our volunteers.
Brisbane City Council celebrates Mission
Queensland Firebirds success with parade
through Brisbane CBD.
MARCH
Roselee Jencke became the most successful
coach on percentage, winning 72% of matches
coached, the best of any coach ever.
FEBRUARY
Queensland 21U team wins bronze medal in
National Championships at Caloundra.
APRIL
Queensland Government commits to funding
of Queensland’s Home of Netball, capping a
10 year lobbying programme by many board
members and CEOs of Netball Queensland.
Queensland 17U team won the National
Netball Championships for only the second
time in our history. Townsville athlete
Kimberley Jenner named MVP of the 17U
National Championships.
Suzuki State Age Carnival attracted 171
teams from 48 netball Associations, spanning
ages from 13 years through to 18 years.
Approximately 10,500 people attended
the event.
5,389 new ANZ NetSetGo! Players signed up.
Mission Queensland Firebirds – branded
City Cat launched.
3,359 new ANZ NetSetGo! Players signed up.
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NETBALL QUEENSL AND
GOVERNANCE REPORT
Netball Queensland is an incorporated notfor-proit association subject to the Association
Incorporations Act (QLD) 1981. Netball
Queensland operates under a constitution that
was last amended in October 2014.
Netball Queensland is governed by an elected
board of seven members, who are elected
by the Netball Queensland membership to
a two-year term, with a maximum of three
consecutive two-year terms. The Netball
Queensland Board is responsible for providing
leadership, strategic direction, monitoring
inances, business effectiveness, compliance
and risk.
The Netball Queensland Board employs a
Chief Executive Oficer who is responsible
for informing and advising the Netball
Queensland Board and conducting the day-today operation of the business.
2014 NETBALL QUEENSLAND BOARD
President Kevin Brennan is a former company
CEO and director, former Netball Queensland
Vice-President and delegate to Netball
Australia. He has an extensive and relevant
skill set in governance, commerce and inance
as well as established networks, a strong work
ethic and a strategic focus. Kevin recognises
the contributions of volunteers and the need
to build the capacity of Netball Queensland’s
people, stabilise the workforce and plan
for future sustainability with strategies that
offer inclusion, engagement, and quality
services and experiences for Netball
Queensland members.
Vice President Barbara Ahmat has been
involved in netball in a variety of roles giving
her a very broad perspective on all facets
of netball, volunteering and organisational
structure and operations. Barbara has been
a committee/board member at all levels
of netball from club to state level. She was
involved when Regions were irst formalised
and passionately believes in servicing netball
via an effective regional service delivery
model. In her employment as a Sport &
Recreation Advisor, she provided advice
and training on good governance, inance
management and planning for sporting
organisations, Councils and Indigenous
organisations. She believes in trust, respect
and good ethics and to be representative of
membership needs while ensuring that netball
in Queensland grows in capacity and strength.
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Finance Oficer Anthony Scott is a CPA
operating his own accounting irm in Brisbane.
Anthony has more than 28 years’ experience
delivering high quality service to commercial
and private enterprises in planning,
management and compliance. Anthony has
been involved in community service for many
years with many sports. He has experience in
netball as a player and umpire.
Board Member Leisa Donlan is well known in
netball for helping clubs with their governance
and volunteer management and she is
passionate about using that knowledge to
support the Netball Queensland Board for
beneit of volunteers, members & players. She
is a Life Member and Fellow of the Australian
Society of Association Executives; she was
awarded 1999 Executive of the Year for her
work in the non-proit sector; and she remains
a working non-proit CEO who understands
how good boards govern for the beneit of
their members. For the past twenty years,
Leisa has been a consultant to Government,
providing training, constitution reviews, risk
management, planning, disaster recovery
and she has a long client list of sporting
organisations at all levels.
Board Member Mark McLeod is National
Chief Executive Oficer Growth Ray White
Group. Mark is focused on ensuring the
business and its people have the capacity
to meet targets and key performance
indicators so company strategies can be
achieved. His strengths include business,
inance, regional diversity, human resources,
training, developing relationships and widely
established networks in business and sport.
Mark grew up in regional Queensland and
has played sport at state and national level.
Board Member Annette Smith is a Netball
Queensland Life Member. Annette has worked
for Netball Queensland and been a member
of various committees for the organisation.
Annette brings strategic direction, risk
monitoring, compliance experience and
effective communication skills to the Netball
Queensland Board.
Board Member Tammy Swane is a primary
school principal who is well versed in strategic
planning and delivery, budget management
and relationship building. Tammy has been
involved in netball as a player, coach
and administrator.
NETBALL QUEENSL AND
PRESIDENT’S REPORT
What a year for our wonderful sport in
Queensland and my great thanks go out
to our fantastic members, NQ staff, fellow
Board members, corporate partners and our
fabulous volunteers across our state. Without
the dedication and hard work of everyone
involved in our sport we could not achieve the
results we have over the last year.
Our journey through the year started with the
engagement of our current CEO, Catherine
Clark, who has brought a tremendous energy
to the organisation through her professionalism
and past experience within major sporting
organisations. Our operational teams have
worked extremely hard to deliver on the NQ
strategies and plans for 2015 and I thank them
for their tremendous efforts.
Our State Age teams had another successful
year, led by our National Champion 17U’s
who were successful in Sydney, the 21U’s who
inished third in Caloundra, the ANL team who
inished fourth and our 19U’s who inished
sixth in Sydney. Congratulations to all our girls
who made national squads and in particular
Mahalia Cassidy who made the Australian
21U team.
What an unbelievable ANZ Championship
season – our fantastic Firebirds had a season
of great success and who cannot remember
the last 15 seconds of the grand inal. I have
no doubt this game has been replayed many
times across our netball community and we
can only congratulate this iconic group of
people led by Roselee and her team, with
Laura and all the players presenting the most
professional and supporter-focused outit in the
country. Our supporter base is the best and I’d
suggest the most vocal of all ANZ Teams and
that was conirmed at the Boondall grand inal.
The Firebirds and general Netball brands
have grown across our state thanks to this
wonderful team.
Congratulations to our Laura Geitz – led
Australian Diamonds who won the recent
World Cup in Sydney. Laura was joined by
our Kim Ravaillion and Rebecca Bulley in the
Diamonds for the Championship and they
are now joined by Clare McMeniman, Gabi
Simpson and Gretel Tippett in the Diamonds
for the annual Constellation Cup series against
New Zealand. Many congratulations to all
these girls in reaching the highest honour in
our sport. In May, the Australia Diamonds
training squad invitees included Clare
McMeniman, Gretel Tippet and Gabi Simpson.
We commenced the NQ Capability
Improvement Project 2025 highlighted by our
mid-year Leaders Conference on the Sunshine
Coast. The member engagement was fabulous,
as was the social interaction that allowed
our netball community to meet and discuss
common issues from across the state. Many
thanks to our staff for their organisation and
to our guest speakers and working groups for
the presentations.
Our Suzuki State Series were highly successful
for 2015. State Age at Hinterland Netball
Association, State Challenge at Caboolture
Netball Association and Country Carnival at
Townsville were run with great volunteers and
staff. Many thanks to our host associations for
their support in ensuring a great experience for
all attending.
To all our corporate partners including Mission
Foods, Suzuki Queensland, Coca Cola Amatil,
Telstra and Gilbert and others, we say thank
you for your much appreciated support over
2015 and look forward to your continued
involvement in our sport.
The announcement of our $30m “Home of
Netball” facility at Queensland Sporting
and Athletics Centre, Nathan, by the current
State Government was greeted with great
joy and much relief. Years of hard work have
inally been rewarded and I can’t thank the
Queensland Government enough for their
wonderful support in providing our sport with
its own facility. I say to all who contributed to
this success: be proud and enjoy the future of
our sport in Queensland.
To my fellow Board Members, Catherine
Clark and her staff, I thank you for your
support through 2015 and I look forward
with excitement to further success in 2016
and beyond.
Yours in Netball.
Kevin Brennan
President
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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT
CARPE DIEM - SEIZE THE DAY
A line made famous by the movie Dead
Poet’s Society, seems to best describe my irst
six months at Netball Queensland. Whether
forged from blood sweat and tears, facilitated
through collaboration, or driven by external
forces – opportunities are here, and we must
seize them.
From the irst week of my role as CEO, I was
talking with both sides of politics about a
State Home of Netball. The opportunity to
state Netball’s claims was precipitated by the
forthcoming election on 31 January 2015.
Advocacy for our sport, and for the entire
netball community, is a core and critical
function of Netball Queensland. It was not until
13 February that the new State Government,
with a record-breaking eight women in the
Cabinet, was conirmed – and then the task
to seize the opportunity really began. I
extend my sincere gratitude to all members
who have been involved in lobbying efforts
for this facility. This year we executed a
communications strategy and to those Netball
Associations which answered the call,
supported us in writing and in meetings with
parliamentarians, I cannot thank you enough.
On June 28, the Courier Mail announced the
Premier’s commitment of $30 million to build
our Home. This new facility will fundamentally
change our business and unleashes a whole
range of new possibilities and opportunities for
Netball in Queensland.
On the court this year, our State teams and
athletes have also seized their opportunity.
The 17U team had a blistering undefeated
campaign taking out the National
Championships. The 21Us just missed out by
inishing third in their National Championships
which was hosted by Netball Queensland
in Caloundra this year. Our athletes were
recognised at a national level with Alexia
Baker, Jada Gafa, Maddison Hinchliffe,
Tara Hinchliffe, Rylie Holland, Binnian Hunt,
Kimberley Jenner and Annabella Sorby all
selected into the National 17U squad; Ashlee
Unie and Cara Koenen selected into the 19U
National Squad and Beryl Friday, Mahalia
Cassidy and Hulita Haukinima talent-identiied
and selected in the National 21U Squad.
During this time we also had Laura Geitz, Kim
Ravaillion and Bec Bulley announced in the
Diamonds team contesting the Netball World
Cup in Sydney later in the year.
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My congratulations to all the athletes, coaches
and support crew for your achievements this
year. We are very proud of you all.
Can I also recognise and thank everyone who
has made our State Events possible this year.
To Hinterland, Caboolture and Townsville City
Netball Associations who hosted these events,
can I say thank you and great job. Thank you
to the countless volunteers – coaches, umpires,
administrators, bench oficials, Association
Committees – that made these events possible,
and who make netball possible, week in-week
out in your communities. You are the lifeblood
of sport and you ensure that Queenslanders
across the state have the opportunity to be
involved and to play netball. So a big thank
you for all that you do.
While I am extending thank you’s, I must
recognise some more people who make
what we do possible – our sponsors. We
thank our major partners, the Queensland
Government and Mission Foods, for their
continued support of netball and the Mission
Queensland Firebirds. We really appreciate
the support of Coca-Cola Amatil, Suzuki
Queensland, Telstra Corporation, Gilbert,
Brisbane Airport Corporation, Game Clothing,
Snap Fitness, Elastoplast, Nova 106.9FM,
4BC AM Radio, Win Television, Yellow
Cabs, and Premier Sports & Leisure. Can
I also make special mention of the Carina
Leagues Club who have not only supported
Netball Queensland but have remained loyal
supporters of the Brisbane East Tigers and
netball in general. Sponsors like you are hard
to ind and we greatly appreciate your passion
for netball. Please take the time to review a
full list of our exceptional sponsors later in this
Annual Report.
In these past six months one sporting moment
none of us will forget was the 2015 ANZ
Championship Grand Final. After two years
of crushing disappointment, Firebirds coaches
and athletes did what true champions do. They
made a conscious decision that near enough
is not good enough, and they interrogated
every aspect of their program to ind potential
performance improvement. Not satisied
with second best, they had brutally honest
conversations around their performance, their
skills, their culture, their game. The belief that
they had not left any stone unturned, the belief
in each other to get the job done was a turning
point with 3 minutes to go. The rest is history
and certainly goes down in my books as one of the greatest
sporting moments I’ve ever witnessed. It is a cracking
lesson in seizing your opportunities. They put in all the work
throughout the pre-season, in every round game, to give
themselves a shot at the title – when it counted, they seized
it and were crowned the Champions they are.
Their story is so applicable to any of us in leadership
or coaching roles, in sport or any other industry. The
brutally honest self-review, preparedness to make tough
decisions, and accountability of every member of the
team. It certainly lends itself to our work on the Capability
Improvement Project and the leadership shown by all those
people involved.
On February 28, we had our irst AGM for 2015. It was
a great opportunity to meet a large proportion of our
members and talk about what I had learned in my irst ive
weeks on the job. The forum after the AGM was the catalyst
for our next opportunity – organisational change. Feedback
from members showed some clear priorities which I
grouped into four themes: leadership and governance,
people and culture, commercialisation and sport innovation.
After member endorsement, we set about working on these
areas. I want to thank everyone who has worked on the
Capability Improvement Project (listed below) for your time,
energy, leadership, candour and commitment. I want to
thank members who have engaged in the project, submitted
feedback and contributed to the development of solutions
for our future. It is so critical we harness our collective
ideas, intellect, experience and opinions.
To my wonderful and committed staff at Netball
Queensland, thank you. You have welcomed me into
Netball, you consistently give 110% to our sport and often
with little praise. Throughout the year we have managed
a number of curve balls – like hosting three consecutive
ANZ Championship conference inals including a grand
inal – and you have risen to the occasion. Thanks also
to the Netball Queensland Board for appointing me and
entrusting me with leading this organisation. I know I have
yet to complete my irst year in the job but it already feels
like I’ve been here for a lot longer!
As I write this report, the work of so many people involved
in the Capability project, plus a lot of consultation and
a lot of feedback, is providing members of Netball
Queensland with the opportunity to seize the day. In April,
the Leadership and Governance working group set about
developing a new governance framework that will serve
netball into the future. I commend the group, Chaired by
Leisa Donlan, on the quality of their work and the quality
of consultation. Tremendous. In October we vote on a
new Constitution which both symbolically and practically
launch Netball into the future. And so it seems that 2015
is all about seizing our opportunities for a bigger and
brighter future.
Catherine Clark
Chief Executive Officer
CAPABILITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT - WORKING GROUPS
Project Steering Group
Melissa Bennett (Chair), Matt Battams (Brisbane West), Marg Cedar (Townsville City)
and Kevin Brennan (NQ)
Leadership & Governance
Organisational Development
Commercialisation
Sport Innovation
Leisa Donlan
Annette Smith
Mark McLeod
Barb Ahmat
Chris King
Glee Mitchell
Chris Rawlinson
Lyn Law
Jane Seawright
Julie Prendergast
Leonie Foster
Tahnee Norris
Ryan Fett
Melissa Bennett
Teneille Kelloway
Adam Abbott
Rebecca Bulley
Morgan Kunde
Jenny Brazel
Ed Monley
Review of Netball
Competitions in Queensland:
Kim Guerin (Chair), Kathy Warneke, Julie Prendergast, Joyce Cosgrove, Adam Abbott,
Adam De’Ath, Tahnee Norris.
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NETBALL QUEENSLAND
AFFILIATION 2015
Netball Queensland membership in 2015 includes 79 afiliated Associations. Each Association
included between 28 and 2,500 members.
For the member afiliation rate of $95 per
association in 2015, afiliation with Netball
Queensland provides the following beneits:
• Community development through the
Inclusion Policy and the Quality Member
Program (QMP).
• Insurance including Public Liability,
Professional Indemnity, Personal Accident,
Property Insurance (for Associations), and
Association Liability Insurance (including for
directors and oficers).
• Management and administration support
through the Netball Queensland constitution,
policy and procedures advice, facility
development advice, complaint handling,
MyNetball support, member protection,
QMP training and support.
• Coach development and pathways for
grassroots to elite through the provision
of courses, resources, workshops,
accreditation, and networking opportunities.
• Umpire development and pathways
from grassroots to elite through courses,
accreditation, mentoring, testing,
and resources.
• Player development and pathways from
grassroots to elite through ANZ NetSetGo!,
training, clinics, regional academies, state
teams and resources.
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• Information and access to Netball
Queensland sponsors and preferred
supplier opportunities.
• Voting rights at the Netball Queensland
Annual General Meeting, general meetings
and special general meetings.
• Representation and advocacy to Netball
Australia and stakeholders such as local and
state government, sponsors and supporters
NETBAL L QUE EN SLAND
MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS 2015
Barcaldine Netball Association
Highields & District Netball Association
Northern Gold Coast
Netball Association
Beaudesert & Districts Netball Association
Hinterland District Netball Association
Beenleigh Netball Association
Hughenden Netball Association
Biloela Netball Association
Innisfail Netball Association
Blackwater Netball Association
Ipswich Netball Association
Bowen Netball Association
Jimboomba Netball Association
Brisbane Netball Association
Kingaroy Netball Association
Bundaberg Netball Association
Laidley & Districts Netball Association
Burdekin Netball Association
Lockyer Valley Netball Association
Caboolture Netball Association
Logan City Netball Association
South Brisbane Strikers
Netball Association
Cairns Netball Association
Longreach Netball Association
South Coast Netball Association
Caloundra District Netball Association
MacGregor Netball Association
Capricorn Coast Netball Association
Mackay Netball Association
South East Men’s & Mixed
Netball Association
Charters Towers Netball Association
Maleny Netball Association
Coolum District Netball Association
Maranoa Netball Association
Dalby Netball Association
Mareeba Netball Association
Douglas Netball Association
Maryborough Netball Association
Downey Park Netball Association
Metropolitan Netball Association
Emerald Netball Association
Middlemount Netball Association
Evelyn Netball Association
Miles & District Netball Association
Fassifern Netball Association
Monto Netball Association
Gayndah & Districts Netball Association
Moranbah Netball Association
Gladstone Netball Association
Mount Isa Netball Association
Goodna Netball Association
Mundubbera Netball Association
Goondiwindi Netball Association
Murwillumbah Netball Association
Gympie & Districts Netball Association
Nambour & Districts Netball Association
Herbert River Netball Association
Nanango & District Netball Association
Hervey Bay Netball Association
Noosa Districts Netball Association
Pine Rivers Netball Association
Qld Catholic Netball Association
Redcliffe Leagues Netball Association
Redlands Netball Association
Rockhampton Netball Association
Sarina & District Netball Association
Shailer Park Netball Association
Southport Carrara Netball Association
Stanthorpe Netball Association
Tableland Netball Association
The Sunshine Coast
Netball Association
Toowoomba Netball Association
Townsville City Netball Association
Tully Netball Association
Tweed Netball Association
Underwood Park Netball Association
Warwick & District Netball Association
Western Districts Netball Association
Whitsunday Netball Association
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NETB A LL QUEE NSLAND
LIFE MEMBERS
Life Membership is open to persons who have given voluntary and meritorious service to Netball
Queensland for a period of at least ten years. Netball Queensland currently has 30 life members.
1.
Maureen Atkins
16.
Madonna McKenna
2.
Susan Bamford
17.
Lana Midson
3.
June Bothwell AM
18.
Joan Pentecost
4.
Michele Buck*
19.
Carole Scott
5.
Dianne Cocker
20.
Annette Smith
6.
Janelle Derrington
21.
Helen Stevens
7.
Bertha Elder*
22.
Olive Stilz*
8.
Morna Franklin
23.
Ivy Wallace*
9.
Audrey Fullagar OAM*
24.
Jeanette Warwick BEM
10.
Florence Gallagher*
25.
Elizabeth White
11.
Phyllis Grant*
26.
Valda Williamson
12.
Doris Howes*
27.
Doris T Wilson*
13.
Deirdre Hyland AM
28.
Vicki Wilson OAM
14.
Jan Maggacis
29.
Shirley Winton OAM*
15.
Mavis Martin OAM*
30.
Maisie Wrighton*
*Denotes deceased members
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AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
MISSION QUEENSLAND FIREBIRDS AWARDS
Mission Foods Player of the Year
Romelda Aiken and Kimberley Ravaillion
Firebirds Players’ Player
Clare McMeniman
Firebirds Spirit Award
Laura Clemesha
Firebirds Members’ Award
Gabi Simpson
AUSTRALIAN SELECTION
Australian Diamonds Netball World Cup, Sydney
Laura Geitz (Captain), Kimberley Ravaillion, Rebecca Bulley
Representation in National Squad (current at October 2015)
Clare McMeniman
Gabi Simpson
Gretel Tippett
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MISSION
QUEENSLAND FIREBIRDS
“In a Grand
Final that was
widely described
as the best ever,
the Firebirds
triumphed and
made it three
trophies
from three...”
The 2015 ANZ Championship season saw
the introduction of two new league initiatives,
with a Conference Finals series system and
Challenge Trophy designed to provide more
for teams to play for. The season commenced
on the last weekend in February and after
the Grand Final was completed in late June,
the Mission Queensland Firebirds hold
all three trophies: Australian Conference
Champions, Challenge Trophy holders and
ANZ Champions.
A round two victory over the Pulse in
Wellington, in what was Coach Roselee
Jencke’s 75th game in charge in the ANZ
Championship, was soured with Wing Attack
Verity Simmons suffering a fractured wrist in
the dying minutes of the game. This would
open the opportunity for Laura Scherian to
return to the Firebirds for the round 3 match
against the NSW Swifts in Sydney, a match
which would see the teams locked at 47–all at
full time.
The Firebirds went into the 2015 season with
ive changes to the roster that had lost to the
Melbourne Vixens in the 2014 decider. Young
Queenslander Beryl Friday was the only recruit
without ANZ Championship experience;
Caitlyn Nevins (Vixens), Rebecca Bulley
(Thunderbirds), Gretel Tippett (Swifts) and
Laura Clemesha (returning Firebirds) all played
at that level previously.
With Simmons on the sidelines for at least
six weeks, young Queensland mid-courter,
Mahalia Cassidy was offered a temporary
replacement player contract. Mahalia illed
that role until Simmons’ return in round 11,
and made her on court debut in the round
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Magic. During that time the Firebirds would
notch up consecutive victories against the
Swifts, Thunderbirds, Vixens, Magic, Mystics
and Fever. The latter win saw the Challenge
Trophy make its way to Brisbane after residing
in Perth since the start of the season. The
match against the Fever would also prove
signiicant for Goal Shooter Romelda Aiken
as she posted goal number 4,000 in her ANZ
Championship career.
Round one of the ANZ Championship season
would see the 100th ANZ Championship
game for both Romelda Aiken and Rebecca
Bulley, a feat that was also achieved
by captain, Laura Geitz in round ive.
Unfortunately it would prove a disappointing
start to what would be a memorable season,
with the West Coast Fever coming to Brisbane
and leaving with a 57–50 victory at the
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.
That was the last time the Firebirds would taste
defeat in 2015.
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The Challenge Trophy would go on the line
twice with home games against the Melbourne
Vixens in round 11 and the Southern Steel
in round 14. With victories in both matches,
the trophy was successfully retained and
ensured that it would start the 2016 season
in Queensland.
Away victories in rounds 12 and 13 against
the Adelaide Thunderbirds and Mainland
Tactix would ensure that the Firebirds inished
the season on top of the ladder, four points
clear of their nearest rivals and with a 12
game undefeated run.
Finishing on top of the Australian Conference
gave the team a match off and a guaranteed
opportunity to play for the Australian
Conference title. Following victory against the
West Coast Fever, the NSW Swifts made the
trip north to contest the Australian Conference
Final. After 60 minutes of netball, the Firebirds
had their second piece of silverware for the
season, winning the match 55–44 and setting
up a Grand Final Qualiier at home against
the Northern Mystics.
The unbeaten run was extended with a
comprehensive 60–44 victory at the Brisbane
Convention and Exhibition Centre, putting
the Firebirds into their third Grand Final in
as many seasons. Their opponents, the NSW
Swifts would again make the journey north and
face a capacity crowd of 6,500 spectators at
the Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
In a Grand Final that was widely described
as the best ever, the Firebirds triumphed and
made it three trophies from three with a last
minute 57–56 victory. Having not led for any
period of the match, the Firebirds hit the front
with 13 seconds remaining through a Gretel
Tippett goal before a defensive intercept
sealed a remarkable win and the exclamation
point on a hugely successful season.
At a championship level, Romelda Aiken’s
total of 648 goals saw her named the
inaugural Australian Conference MVP with Kim
Ravaillion named in the ANZ Championship
All Star Team of the Year. Closer to home, the
Firebirds Awards Dinner saw Romelda Aiken
and Kim Ravaillion named as joint MVP’s,
Clare McMeniman as Player’s Player, Gabi
Simpson take home the members player of the
year and Laura Clemesha named the Firebirds
Spirit Award winner.
Team success also brought individual
recognition at a national level with six
Firebirds (Geitz, McMeniman, Bulley,
Ravaillion, Simpson and Tippett) named in the
extended Australian Diamonds World Cup
squad and three (Geitz, Bulley and Ravaillion)
being named in the team that would represent
Australia at the Netball World Cup.
2015 MISSION QUEENSLAND FIREBIRDS TEAM LIST
POSITION
NAME
Athlete
Romelda Aiken
Athlete
Rebecca Bulley
Athlete
Laura Clemesha
Athlete
Beryl Friday
Captain
Laura Geitz
Vice Captain
Clare McMeniman
Athlete
Caitlyn Nevins
Athlete
Kimberley Ravaillion
Athlete
Verity Simmons
Athlete
Gabrielle Simpson
Athlete
Gretel Tippett
Athlete
Amorette Wild
Head Coach
Roselee Jencke
Assistant Coach
Jenny Brazel
Manager
Nannette Rigoni
MILESTONES
100 games:
Romelda Aiken
Rebecca Bulley
Laura Geitz
75 games:
Coach Roselee Jencke
4,000 ANZ
Championship goals:
Romelda Aiken
All-Star Team
of the Year:
Kim Ravaillion
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HIGH PERFORMANCE
QUEENSLAND FUSION
After the success of the 2014 Queensland
Fusion side, where the team achieved their
highest ever result inishing runners up,
2015 brought about some changes within
the program. Current Mission Queensland
Firebirds Assistant Coach Jenny Brazel was
installed as the team’s new Head Coach, with
Queensland 21U State Team coach Tracey
Jeanes-Fraser as her assistant.
The 2015 Queensland Fusion squad also
featured three current Queensland Firebirds
athletes in Beryl Friday, Laura Clemesha and
Verity Simmons.
The season started for the Fusion at home
against the Southern Force, Tassie Spirit and
Netball NSW Waratahs at Ormiston College
on the 26th, 27th and 28th of June. The young
Fusion side had a tough introduction to the
season with a irst up loss to the Force however
this was followed by victories against both the
Tassie Spirit and a commanding 10 point win
over the NNSW Waratahs 54–44.
The following weekend saw the team ly to
Perth for round two and matches against the
Territory Storm and the home town Western
Sting, coming away with a win and a loss
after defeating the Storm 65 – 34 and
suffering a 66 – 45 defeat at the hands of the
Western Sting.
The inal away trip of the regular season saw
the Fusion travel to Adelaide to take on the
Victorian Fury and the Canberra Darters. A
nine goal loss to the Fury meant the equation
was simple. Win against Canberra and make
the Semi Finals for the second year in a row.
The team were able to overpower a spirited
Canberra side 58–42 to secure their trip to
Melbourne for the inals.
The team travelled to the inals at Melbourne’s
Waverly Netball Centre for the second year in
a row however a number of injuries throughout
the campaign made life dificult against
the best teams in the competition with the
Fusion inishing fourth, following losses to the
Victorian Fury and Western Sting.
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2015 QUEENSLAND FUSION TEAM LIST
POSITION
NAME
Athlete
Mahalia Cassidy
Athlete
Laura Clemesha
Athlete
Beryl Friday
Athlete
Hulita Haukinima
Athlete
Cara Koenen
Athlete
Abigail Latu-Meafou
Athlete
Madeline McAuliffe
Athlete
Kristen Oxenford
Athlete
Jemmason Power
Athlete
Laura Scherian
Athlete
Verity Simmons
Athlete
Dominique Scott
Athlete
Emma Tickner
Athlete
Aldora Tuala
Athlete
Madeleine Walsh
Replacement Athlete
Bianca Catellini
Replacement Athlete
Lucinda Benjamin
Head Coach
Jenny Brazel
Assistant Coach
Tracey Jeanes-Fraser
Manager
Elizabeth Shaw
QUEENSLAND 21U
NATIONAL NETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIPS
In 2015, Netball Queensland hosted a
National Netball Championships for the irst
time since 2010, welcoming 21U teams from
across the country to the Sunshine Coast
and the Caloundra Indoor Stadium from
March 10–5.
The 2015 championships saw each state
and territory represented, with Tasmania and
the Northern Territory competing for the irst
time in three years. The event, managed by
Netball Queensland with support from the
Sunshine Coast Council, Netball Australia and
the Caloundra Netball Association witnessed
South Australia once again proving the team
to beat, taking the title without losing a match
for the third straight year after beating Victoria
44–42 in the Grand Final.
Home team Queensland took home bronze
following a comprehensive 50–40 defeat of
New South Wales.
QUEENSLAND 21U
STATE TEAM
Under head coach Tracey Jeanes-Fraser,
Queensland’s 21U team took home the
bronze medal at their home championships
at the Caloundra Indoor Stadium. The match
was a replay of the 2014 Bronze Medal
match with Queensland again taking on New
South Wales. The result was a reversal of
the previous year’s result, with Queensland
winning 50–40 in front of a parochial
home crowd.
Three members of the Queensland Squad,
Beryl Friday, Mahalia Cassidy and Hulita
Haukinima were nationally talent-identiied
and selected in the National 21U Squad.
Mahalia Cassidy would later go on to be
named in the Australian 21U team.
2015 QUEENSLAND 21U TEAM LIST
POSITION
NAME
Athlete
Mahalia Cassidy
Athlete
Bianca Cattelini
Athlete
Kate Dudley
Athlete
Beryl Friday
Athlete
Hulita Haukinima
Athlete
Madeline McAuliffe
Athlete
Leah Middleton
Athlete
Kristen Oxenford
Athlete
Briony Payne
Athlete
Jemmason Power
Athlete
Dominique Scott
Athlete
Aldora Tuala
Head Coach
Tracey Jeanes-Fraser
Assistant Coach
Megan Lynch
Manager
Cheryl Scott
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QUEENSLAND 19U STATE TEAM
The 2015 National 19U Netball
Championships were played at Sydney’s
Netball Central at Olympic Park in New South
Wales in April.
Queensland went into the campaign as
defending champions, with a vastly different
squad to the one which took out the title
in 2014. A number of new faces and
Queensland debutants complemented returning
head coach Christine Voge. The team endured
a mixed campaign with a number of injuries
to key players testing the depth of the squad.
Finishing ifth after the preliminary rounds,
the toll of a long week would eventually get
the better of the young team as they inished
sixth following a loss to Tasmania in the
playoff game.
Despite the mixed campaign for the team, two
Queensland athletes, Ashlee Unie and Cara
Koenen were nationally identiied and selected
into the 19U National Squad.
2015 QUEENSLAND 19U TEAM LIST
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POSITION
NAME
Athlete
Georgie Briggs
Athlete
Emma Cook
Athlete
Bryah Gafa
Athlete
Mia Henderson
Athlete
Kobe Howard
Athlete
Josephine Hungerford
Athlete
Cara Koenen
Athlete
Abigail Latu-Meafou
Athlete
Chloe Litherland
Athlete
Ally McLeod
Athlete
Lenora Misa
Athlete
Ashlee Unie
Head Coach
Christine Voge
Assistant Coach
Linda Peterson
Manager
Carly Richardson
QUEENSLAND 17U STATE TEAM
The 2015 National 17U Netball
Championships were played concurrently
with the 19U event at Sydney’s Netball
Central in April.
The Queensland 17U side, under returning
Head Coach Amanda Vanderwal, completed
a perfect campaign on their way to the
National Championship title. The team went
through the tournament undefeated and after
claiming a 27 – 24 victory over home side
New South Wales in the Grand Final, they
became only the second ever Queensland
team to win a 17U title and the irst
since 1983.
The team had the best defence at the
championships, conceding a tournament low
134 goals across 7 matches. This defensive
prowess was further highlighted following
Kimberley Jenner’s naming as the tournament’s
most valuable player. Not to be outdone and
to further highlight the team’s dominance,
Queensland’s shooters proved their worth
by scoring a tournament high 254 goals in
7 matches.
Not surprisingly, Queensland were well
represented in the Australian 17U national
squad with eight athletes, Alexia Baker, Jada
Gafa, Maddison Hinchliffe, Tara Hinchliffe,
Rylie Holland, Binnian Hunt, Kimberley Jenner
and Annabella Sorby all gaining selection.
2015 QUEENSLAND 17U TEAM LIST
POSITION
NAME
Athlete
Alexia Baker
Athlete
Claudia Fitzpatrick
Athlete
Clare Frost
Athlete
Jada Gafa
Athlete
Maddison Hinchliffe
Athlete
Tara Hinchliffe
Athlete
Rylie Holland
Athlete
Binnian Hunt
Athlete
Kimberley Jenner
Athlete
Julia Robinson
Athlete
Annabella Sorby
Athlete
Danielle Taylor
Head Coach
Amanda Vanderwal
Assistant Coach
Shaye Gillett
Manager
Elizabeth White
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NETBALL QUEENSLAND
ELITE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
The Netball Queensland Elite Development Program
(EDP) is Queensland’s elite level, individualised netball
development program which provides an environment for
talent-identiied athletes. The EDP develops both on and
off court skills and behaviours, to better equip members to
reach the top of the national pathway.
Headed by Kylee Byrne, the program ensures a seamless
integration of nationally and state identiied talent across
the Queensland high performance pathway, as well as
preparing the best of Queensland’s talent to represent at
the highest levels.
Alongside the automatic inclusion of nationally talent
identiied athletes, local talent was also included with
consideration of:
•
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Bridging the physical, mental, technical and
tactical gap for Queensland athletes to the
Australian Diamonds, National Squads and the
ANZ Championship;
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Addressing the talent gap in Queensland for the
190cm + athletes;
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Achievement of High Performance Department key
performance indicator: to win silverware;
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Ability to it a development program to be lexible to
accommodate identiied athletes at talent gap camps.
Based on the above criteria, performance at National
Championships and national identiication status, the
following athletes were granted full scholarships to the Elite
Development Program:
1. Alexia Baker
12. Kim Jenner
2. Mahalia Cassidy
13. Cara Koenen
3. Clare Frost
14. Abigail Latu-Meafou
4. Bryah Gafa
15. Maddie McAuliffe
5. Jada Gafa
16. Leah Middleton
6. Ashlen Garrett
17. Kristen Oxenford
7. Hulita Haukinima
18. Jemmason Power
8. Maddie Hinchliffe
19. Dominique Scott
9. Tara Hinchliffe
20. Annabella Sorby
10. Riley Holland
21. Dora Tuala
11. Binnian Hunt
22. Ashlee Unie
NETBALL AUSTRALIA CENTRE
OF EXCELLENCE AND TARGETED
COACH PROGRAM
NETBALL AUSTRALIA CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE
‘FUTURE DIAMONDS’ PROGRAM ATHLETE
2015 was a successful year for Queensland athlete and
coach involvement in national development programs. A
total of 13 athletes nationally identiied at Underage level
attended their relevant national camps. Further to those
athletes, three Queensland athletes accepted positions
with the Netball Australia Centre of Excellence Residency
Program and another ive attended different Centre of
Excellence specialist camps throughout the year.
Gretel Tippett
On the coaching front, Queensland had four coaches
attend different Netball Australia targeted coach
opportunities through both the national underage program
and Centre of Excellence.
Clare McMeniman
Beryl Friday
NETBALL AUSTRALIA CENTRE OF
EXCELLENCE TALL ATHLETE SPECIALIST CAMP
Clare Frost
Ashlen Garrett
NETBALL AUSTRALIA
TARGETED COACHES PROGRAM
Kylee Byrne – Centre of Excellence Residential Program
NETBALL AUSTRALIA CENTRE OF
EXCELLENCE RESIDENCY PROGRAM ATHLETES
Jenny Brazel – Centre of Excellence Residential Program
Mahalia Cassidy
Christine Voge – Centre of Excellence Tour
Hulita Haukinima
Linda Peterson – 17U National Development Camp
Cara Koenen
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SPORT DEVELOPMENT AND PARTICIPATION
MEMBER SERVICES UNIT
MEMBERSHIP SUPPORT
For the six months to June 2015 there were
46,127 registered members in the MyNetball
database, which has already eclipsed the total
number of registrations for 2014.
The breakdown of the Netball Queensland
registered members shows 22,181 Junior
Members; 9,475 Senior Members; 11,697
ANZ NetSetGo! Participants; and 2,774 NonPlaying Members.
At 30th June 2015, Netball Queensland
comprises 79 Member Associations, with the
largest Association having 3,657 members.
At the irst Annual General Meeting for
2015 held in February, Dianne Cocker was
awarded the honour of Netball Queensland
Life Membership.
The AGM in February 2015 also recognised
the contribution made to netball by Margaret
Page and Chris Schell who were awarded
Service Awards and Narelle Schoield-Kern
who was a recipient of the Merit Award.
As we enter the second half of 2015, Netball
Queensland has re-evaluated the way in
which it will engage and work with the netball
community. This change in focus has seen the
introduction of Regional Netball Oficers who
will be working directly with the Associations,
Clubs and Regions in order to assist with the
delivery of netball products and services,
and build the capabilities and capacity of the
netball community.
This is a truly exciting resource for all involved
in netball across Queensland and will continue
to develop and build on an increased level
of engagement between Netball Queensland
and the entire netball community. This resource
is envisaged to be in place before the end
of the 2015 season and will provide a great
opportunity to build towards the 2016 season.
SPORT DEVELOPMENT
AND PARTICIPATION
Sport Development and Participation has
continued to deliver programs, education,
training and support to many segments of
Netball Queensland including athletes,
umpires, coaches and oficials.
The department also looks after programs
and opportunities for the sport across
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the state which are aimed at increasing
participation rates.
Through the irst half of 2015, ANZ
NetSetGO!, the national netball introductory
program for children aged between ive
and ten years, has seen strong growth
and an increase in participation and
membership numbers.
In line with Netball Queensland’s strategic
objective to “Involve People in Netball”,
the Sport Development and Participation
team is focussed on providing opportunities
for as many Queenslanders as possible to
participate in Netball in an inclusive and
supportive environment.
SPORT DEVELOPMENT – ATHLETES
In 2015 Netball Queensland Regional
Academy Programs implemented the Netball
Australia Dare to Develop a Diamond
content along with Netball Queensland core
components which are being delivered into the
12 Regions.
The Netball Australia Dare to Develop a
Diamond content and the Netball Australia
Develop a Diamond Program Curriculum
provides development, education and support
structures for athletes to easily integrate into the
next level of the elite pathway. The program
focusses on athletic development, acquisition of
elite skills and the broader concepts of injury
prevention, recovery, lifestyle management
and education.
A record number of over 500 athletes from
across Queensland trialled for Regional
Academy selection in November 2014. From
these trials, 207 players were selected into
the program. The introduction of the Netball
Queensland Academy provided an opportunity
for 30 Regional Academy athletes to be part
of this next stage of development within the
Netball Queensland Athlete Pathway. The
players selected in the Netball Queensland
Academy were named in February following
January’s Regional Academy Training Camp.
A feature of the program early in the year was
a series of combined camps that were held
throughout the state. Five cluster camps were
held following the January training camp; these
camps enabled athletes to access specialised
strength and conditioning resources and
support from Acceleration, in addition to other
specialist coaching in a positive environment.
The Netball Queensland Academy squad held
their irst camp at the Sports Super Centre on
the Gold Coast in May.
Talent identiication at the 2015 State Age
Carnival held at Hinterland District Netball
Association was highly successful and
produced a further 48 athletes identiied within
the 13–16 years age group. In response to the
talent identiication that occurred, over 50%
chose to join the 2015 Regional Academy
Program for the remainder of the season.
SPORT DEVELOPMENT – UMPIRES
The irst six months of 2015 saw further
implementation of the Netball Queensland
Umpire Development Plan. The plan provides
a pathway for umpires from Association
Level through the stages of developing,
emerging talent and high performance and is
in alignment with the Netball Australia High
Performance Pathway.
An initial pilot group was selected to take
part in the program, and further inductions
would be made following talent identiication
processes at State Events.
Cara Wennerbom and Ashleigh Stevenson
umpired at the Netball Australia 17U and 19U
National Netball Championships in 2015.
Umpire Masterclasses were held, incorporating
presenters including Umpire Coaches,
High Performing Interstate Umpires and
Acceleration ESP Group. Acceleration ESP
also provided itness training sessions, and
tracking for members of the High Performance
Umpire Group.
Netball Queensland has also investigated
video analysis software and are investing
in video equipment for speciic use in the
umpiring programs. The equipment will be a
valuable tool in training and educating umpires
in key performance criteria.
Netball Queensland competitions such as the
Mission Queensland State Netball League and
South-East Queensland Challenge continue to
provide a high level of competition for umpires
to perform. The Umpire Coaches continue
to work with our local umpires and provide
coaching and feedback to the umpires that are
coming up through the ranks.
SPORT DEVELOPMENT – COACHES
The start of the 2015 season has seen the
introduction of the Netball Queensland
Accreditation Calendar, which offers a
comprehensive range of coach education
opportunities. It has also seen the
scheduling of two assessment weekends
speciically designated for Intermediate and
Advanced assessment and is accessible via the
Netball Queensland coaching web page.
Registrations for all coaching courses and
workshops have been made available online.
The MyNetball database provides access to
individual coaches and association coaching
convenors to the accreditation, education and
training information and history.
The implementation of Shutterfly has provided
Netball Queensland coaching presenters a
communication tool and centralised location for
access to resources and research information.
Changes to the Foundation and Development
coaching courses for 2015 included more
hands on coaching experience to complement
the theoretical component of the course.
Netball Queensland undertook the process
of upskilling 18 current presenters to ensure
consistency in the delivery of coach education
and training programs.
Netball Australia have launched three
initiatives in 2015 that include: coaching
blue print, E-Learning and netball coach
approach with all accessible via the Netball
Queensland website.
There has been ongoing work between
Netball Queensland and Association coaching
convenors to introduce new initiatives and
consolidate the communication channels
through face to face, iMeet and updates
via email.
While there have been several new initiatives
implemented and progress made during the
irst six months of 2015, a number of areas
remain a challenge in the coaching area.
These will continue to be worked on throughout
the remainder of 2015.
PARTICIPATION – ANZ NetSetGO!
The six months to June 2015 saw 11,697
children register to participate in ANZ
NetSetGO! programs across Queensland.
This has been a fantastic response to the
program and will assist in developing the next
generation of netballers in Queensland.
ANZ NetSetGo! will play a signiicant role in
the upcoming Australian Sports Commission
Sporting Schools program which will replace
the Active After Schools program during the
second half of 2015.
Downey Park Netball Association can lay claim
to being the largest ANZ NetSetGo! centre in
the state and many Associations have shown
strong growth rates from the 2014 season.
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PARTICIPATION – COMMUNITY
ENGAGEMENT AND LEGACY
The irst half of 2015 saw the Australia Post
One Netball program continue to increase
engagement with Indigenous and culturally
and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities
and people with a disability. Four Australia
One Netball Ambassadors Clare McMeniman,
Jemmason Power, Rebecca Bulley and Beryl
Friday were appointed to promote the program
and inspire individuals across Queensland.
The Australia Post One Netball Come and Try
Program was held at Australian International
Islamic College Carrara and provided
students with the opportunity to experience
netball. One Netball Ambassador Jemmason
Power travelled to Mount Isa and Cloncurry
to conduct a Community Participation Clinic,
after delivering an inspirational speech to
150 women at the Cloncurry Women’s Day
Luncheon for their International Women’s Day
celebrations. The Australia Post One Netball
Ambassadors also inspired 180 athletes at
the Regional Academy Camp in January,
speaking about their personal experiences and
delivering a goal setting activity.
Netball Queensland celebrated Refugee
Awareness Week at the Logan RAW Festival
in collaboration with ACCESS Community
Services. Come and Try Clinics were held at
Logan City netball in partnership with ACCESS
Community Services in lead up to the start of
the netball season.
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ANZ NetSetGo! was delivered to 216 CALD
participants, 618 Indigenous participants
and 496 participants with a disability across
Queensland to the end of June.
The Netball World Cup Trophy Tour visited
Queensland in March stopping in at the SEQ
challenge, Metropolitan Districts Netball
Association Rep Carnival, Downey Park Rep
Carnival, St Hilda’s School and the Mission
Queensland Firebirds home game at the
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.
PARTICIPATION –
FIREBIRDS COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
The Mission Queensland Firebirds players
hosted 13 free netball clinics across
Queensland in early 2015, with a total of 909
participants. The inal Firebirds Community
Development Clinic marked the launch of the
Mission Queensland Firebird’s Clash Dress and
the purple court at Western Districts Netball
Association in Graceville.
PARTICIPATION – SCHOOLS
The Sporting Schools program was launched
by the Australian Sports Commission in January
with the program due to commence in July
2015. Sporting Schools is Australia’s largest
participation program for all children to foster
a lifelong interest in sport. It brings schools
and sports together to provide a supportive
environment that encourages participation in
sport by over 850,000 Australian children.
COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS
Netball Queensland’s commercial operations oversee sponsorship, marketing and
communications, media and all event activities for Netball Queensland and the
Queensland Firebirds.
Early 2015 heralded outstanding brand awareness and success for our partners through
the on-court performances of the Mission Queensland Firebirds. Our continuing major
partners, plus new corporate and strategic alliances along with media partnerships
allowed an enhanced brand proile. The Commercial team focussed on improved
partnerships with our sponsors and concerted multi-media promotion.
Netball Queensland undertook formal research to assess the commercial opportunities
that are available in the future; this investment is designed to identify the potential for
increased income for NQ as well as a greater return on investment for stakeholders and
our corporate partners. There are as-yet-untapped commercial opportunities that Netball
Queensland can explore to enhance our products, services, competitions, carnivals, events
and community engagement. The business of Netball is changing, and changing quickly.
New communication platforms are on the horizon (social media, outside of traditional
marketing) whereby we can engage with fans, participants and sponsors more effectively.
We intend to use all methods of communication which can grow the interest in and loyalty
to the game of netball and our elite teams.
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SPONSORSHIP
Netball Queensland has ongoing relationships with major sponsors and service providers
spanning six and more years and we welcomed several new partners in 2015.
Our longer term partners are:
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Mission Foods: Our ongoing naming rights partnership for the Mission Queensland
Firebirds continued in 2015, for the sixth season. It includes naming rights of the Mission
Queensland State Netball League which launched its season in March 2015, and the
Mission Foods Primary Schools Cup.
•
Suzuki Queensland: this partnership with Netball Queensland and the Queensland
Firebirds commenced in mid–2014. Suzuki Queensland is the oficial car sponsor and
naming rights sponsor of the State Age Championship, Challenge Carnival and Country
Carnival collectively known as the Suzuki State Series.
•
Coca Cola Amatil: continue our sponsor–partnership and are committed to ongoing
support of grassroots community netball through the Powerade Awards program, with
various activations and promotions at the Mission Queensland Firebirds home games for
the 2015 season. Coca Cola Amatil is the major partner of Netball Queensland’s Quality
Member Program commencing in 2015.
NETBALL QUEENSLAND AND
QUEENSLAND FIREBIRDS SPONSORS
Netball Queensland and the Queensland Firebirds acknowledge our major partners and sponsors
for their valuable support in 2015.
MAJOR PARTNERS
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FINANCIAL
REPORT
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED
30 JUNE 2015
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QUEENSLAND NETBALL
ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED
INDEX TO CONTENTS
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Statement of Financial Position
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Statement of Changes in Equity
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Statement of Cash Flows
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Notes to the Financial Statements
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Statement by Members of the Board
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Independent Audit Report
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