ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS 2015

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1. 2016 AGM Agenda
Page 3
2. 2015 AGM Minutes
September 10th, 2015
Page 4
3. Board Executive Report
Page 6
4. 2015-2019 Strategic Plan Review
Page 9
5. 2015-2016 Program Report
Page 10
6. Committee and Representative Reports
Regional Officials Chair (MVOA)
Awards & Recognition Committee
Hall of Fame Committee
Finance Committee
Page 16
Page 16
Page 17
Page 19
7. Finance Report
2015-2016 Financial Statements
Page 21
Appendix A – 2016 Provincial Championship Results
Page 30
Appendix B - 2016 Western / National Championship Medal Results
Page 33
Appendix C – 2016 Indoor Provincial Team Rosters
Page 34
Appendix D – 2016 Beach Volleyball Provincial Championship Results
Page 36
Appendix E – 2015 Graduating All-Stars & Awards
Page 37
2015/2016 Annual Report
VOLLEYBALL MANITOBA
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS
Tuesday, September 6, 2016 @ 7:00pm
Canad Inns Destination Centre Polo Park, Winnipeg
AGENDA
1.
Registration
Members are to register their names and affiliation, voting cards distributed
2.
Call to Order
Chairperson to call meeting to order
i. Name Recording Secretary
3.
Notice of Meeting
(If requested) Secretary reads notice calling meeting
4.
Statement of Quorum
Secretary reports on attendance
Chairperson declares meeting duly constituted
i. Motion to approve agenda
5.
Presentation of Minutes
(If requested) Secretary reads minutes of 2015 AGM
i. Motion to approve Minutes of 2015 AGM
6.
Reports
Board Executive, Staff, and Committee/Representatives
7.
Financial Statements
Treasurer tables an annual report and financial statement
i. Motion for financial statements and report to be accepted as
presented
8.
Appointment of Auditor
Treasurer calls for motion to appoint an auditor for 2016-2017
i. Motion to appoint auditor
9.
Election of Directors
Nominations Declaration and Presentation of Nominees
i. Vote is taken
10. Other Business
Ask for Other Business
11. Next Meeting
To be determined
12. Adjournment
Motion to conclude the meeting
2016 Annual General Meeting of Members
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MANITOBA VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Thursday, September 10, 2015 @ 7:00pm
Sport Manitoba Building Theatre, Winnipeg
MINUTES
In Attendance:
Board of Directors: Michael Stephens (President), Rachelle Needham (Secretary), Brenda Westwood (Vice President),
Andrei Halkewycz, Kevin Neufeld, Shawn Scarcello, Glen Cook (WMVL Rep), Barry Miller (MVOA Rep).
Members: Darrel Fingland, Chris Cara, Jaclyn Sault, Chris Marshall, Tom Neufeld, Marshall Lawrence, Deb Chartier, Tyler
Chartier, Mike Burchuk, Lindsey Kruschel, Lee J Montgomery, Doug Ross, Jared Brown, Ken Bentley, Stan Korol, Eku
Malcolm, Mike Maidment, Deb McIntyre Moffat, Jamie Evans, Craig Wild, Greg Guenther, Mallory Moir
Staff: John Blacher, Anthony Roberts, Scott Koskie
Guests: Nichole Mailey (Volleyball Canada)
Total number of members in attendance: 29 members, 3 staff, 1 guest
Presentation:
Executive Director, John Blacher, welcomes everyone in attendance. Presentation made on the process of the 2015-19
Strategic Plan. Mission and vision of VM reviewed. VM wants to lead and support the membership to grow the sport.
Members, leagues, players, officials, coaches all needed to fulfill Strategic Plan.
Provincial High Performance Coach, Scott Koskie, presented the new NCCP levels and program. Three Levels in relation to
LTAD Program: Development Coach, ADV Development Coach, Performance Coach. Evaluation of Coaches is another
change to the process. Performance Coach level delivered by Volleyball Canada. All information on VC website.
John Blacher continued a review on the following more significant upcoming events and programs:
2016 14U Western Canadian Championship to be hosted at Winnipeg Convention Centre, May 12-15, 2016. 80
teams expected to participate.
2016 Power Smart Manitoba Games in Steinbach, MB August 11-13, 2016. Coaches for each region being
identified.
Women’s National Team Bid post 2016 submitted in August. Announcement to be made in early 2016. Bid
includes new Sport For Life Centre Phase 2. Construction to begin soon. (Video Shown).
Canada Games 2017 in Winnipeg. VM to form indoor and beach teams. IGAC at U of M to host indoor along with
the Sport for Life Centre. Cindy Klassen Oval to host Beach Volleyball. This is to be confirmed. Catherine GracePeters (Beach) and Greg Guenther/Pat Alexander (Indoor) Chairpersons for Canada Games.
2016 Club Volleyball Provincial Championship Dates reviewed. To be over 3 weekends.
New Mikasa Ball to be introduced VQ2000 at the 13U/14U Levels.
Reminder of recruiting/scouting rules as school season begins. Tryout dates first week of December.
Club Volleyball round table meeting to be planned for October.
Annual General Meeting Minutes:
1.
President Michael Stephens calls the meeting to order at 7:45 pm.
a. Andrei Halkewycz named as Recording Secretary.
2.
Meeting is duly constituted by quorum.
3.
Notice of meeting
a. Meeting notice was delivered electronically to all registered members on August 20, 2015.
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4.
Motion to approve the agenda
MOTION – To approve agenda – Brenda Westwood / Kevin Neufeld – CARRIED
5.
Motion to accept the minutes of the last AGM as circulated.
MOTION – To approve 2014 AGM minutes – Barry Miller / Shawn Scarcello – CARRIED
6.
Staff and Committee Reports accepted as presented in the annual report
7.
Financial Reports – In the absence of John Olfert, Treasurer, the financial report was presented by Rachelle Needham,
Secretary. Highlights as outlined in the financial report on page 19:
a. 2014-15 operating deficit of ($7,542), overall net position of $22,474.
b. Fiscal 2015-16 operating budget was also prepared and presented, outlining a $47,000 surplus.
c. Financial accountability, stewardship and stability remains a priority for the Board.
d. Rachelle thanked Sport Manitoba for their continued support and work in helping manage our accounting, as
well as to the Auditors and Board members for their help throughout the year.
MOTION – To approve the 2014 Financial Statements – Tom Neufeld / Brenda Westwood – CARRIED
8.
Call for motion to appoint auditor
MOTION – to appoint Gislason Targownik Peters as our auditors for the 2015-16 fiscal year
Chris Marshall / Barry Miller – CARRIED
9.
10.
Election of Directors: Rachelle Needham, Secretary, provided a list of candidates for nomination to the Board of
Directors. Included were six nominees for three Board positions: Jared Brown, Eku Malcolm, Chris Marshall, Tom
Neufeld, Jayme Menzies, Jaclyn Sault
a. Anthony Roberts & Glen Cook were named as scrutineers
b. Vote is taken
c. Jared Brown, Tom Neufeld, Jayme Menzies elected as Board Members.
d. President Mike Stephens thanked all nominees for coming forward, asks those interested to consider being on
Committees.
Other Business
a. Amendment to By-Laws - S. Scarcello reviewed proposed By-Law Amendments.
i. Members include Competitive Member, Referee Member, Associate / Affiliate Member, Life Member
ii. Voting rights modification based on team or registration numbers
iii. Minimum of 8 to 12 members on the Board of Directors. Each member must be elected. Referee
Member will be appointed by MVOA. Only MVOA position to be appointed.
iv. Future amendments can be made at Board Meetings for confirmation at subsequent meeting of
members.
MOTION – To approve the amended By-Laws – Barry Miller / Brenda Westwood – CARRIED
b.
Ask for Other Business. No new Business put forward for discussion.
11. Next Meeting
Next annual meeting will take place in September, 2016 and will be announced according to By-Laws.
12. Motion to adjourn
MOTION – To adjourn 2015 AGM at 8:18 pm – Glen Cook / Stan Korol – CARRIED
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2016 Board Executive Report
Submitted by Secretary Rachelle Needham and Treasurer John Olfert
While reviewing this report and considering the 2015/16 program year of Volleyball Manitoba (VM), the word solidify
comes to mind. As members of our association read and listen to reports, this theme will come across in a variety of ways.
First, we have had a solid board of directors who genuinely care about the sport of volleyball in Manitoba, and bring a
diverse set of experience and training to the leadership and work of VM. Second, after a few years of staff transition, VM is
in an excellent position, with an experienced, knowledgeable and committed staff team who carry the daunting
responsibility of leading, managing and/or supporting all the activities presented in this report. Third, beyond our board
and staff, the broader VM community continues to provide a host of coaches, officials, coordinators, parents and
volunteers that provide players the opportunity to play and grow the sport of volleyball in Manitoba in a variety of settings
(indoor and beach) and levels (ranging from 12U/13U sport initiation to Provincial and National Team participation). And
lastly, based on the extended efforts of a variety of stakeholders, we have a real and practical 4-year Strategic Plan that VM
has just be begun to execute against.
Given the aforementioned elements, VM collectively delivered a solid year of results. These include:
 Financial and operating results that continue to provide a foothold for VM;
 A comprehensive year of programming ranging from junior/senior high school, age-lass/club, provincial teams,
multi-sport events, adult leagues – both on hard-court and sand – all of which are described throughout this
Annual Report;
 After a number of years of not hosting, Manitoba again prepared to host a Volleyball Canada event (14U Western
Nationals); and
 Citing our mission statement, there was growth and excellence in a variety of ways – ranging from outstanding
results at national events, to seeing dramatic improvement at grassroots levels.
With this solid foundation, VM looks forward to the coming year(s). Following the multi-year Strategic Plan, there are
countless ways to improve and grow volleyball programming in our province. Our task and challenge will be to more
formally engage a cross-section of stakeholders to grow our pool of players, coaches, officials and facilities – through a mix
of both formal committee work, and informally supporting the work of schools, clubs, adult-leagues, and other volunteers
who do the front-line work of organizing teams and running events.
In closing, this year (and recent years) of solidifying was due in part to the work and effort of two notable leaders; Michael
Stephens (President) and Brenda Westwood (Vice President) – both of whom are concluding their multiple-terms of service
on the board this year. We thank them both for their time, effort, and commitment – as they personified our collective
vision of: Growing Community. Inspiring Excellence. Leading by Serving.
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2016 Volleyball Manitoba Board of Directors
[Each section listed in alphabetical order.]
A. Directors Concluding their terms:
Shawn Scarcello
Michael Stephens
Brenda Westwood
B. Directors Entering Year 2 (of their 2-year term):
Jared Brown (Director) has served as a board member since 2015. He has been involved with volleyball in Manitoba
as a player, coach and director. He has been coaching club since 2003 and has also had multiple stints with the
provincial team program. Jared also coached at the University of Manitoba for 5 years and 3 years with Red River
College. Jared lives in Winnipeg and is the Club Director for 204 Volleyball Club.
Jayme Menzies (Director) has served as a VM board director since 2013. Jayme played five years as a University of
Winnipeg varsity volleyball athlete and continues to enjoy Manitoba’s senior coed, indoor and beach leagues. She is a
lawyer who, in her free time, focuses her attentions on promoting and facilitating the physical, cultural and mental
well-being of youth across the province through coaching sport. She has recently been named to the positions of 2017
North American Indigenous Games head volleyball coach and 2017 Canada Games indoor volleyball assistant coach.
Tom Neufeld (Director) has served as a board member since 2015, and has been an active member of the volleyball
community as a player in school, provincial teams and senior men’s; as a coach in the boys and girls club system since
2006’ and as a referee both indoor and beach since 2008. Employed in the financial services business, Tom is a
portfolio manager and investment advisor with CIBC Wood Gundy for the past 20+ years.
C. Directors Whose 2-Year Terms are Concluding, and allowing their names to stand again for re-Election:
Tim Au (Director) has served as a VM board member since 2012. Tim has been a lifelong active member in Manitoba's
volleyball community as he transitioned from an athlete in the high school and club systems into a volunteer and
coach. Tim is an NCCP fully certified Level 3 coach, as well as an NCCP Coaching Course instructor. Tim is currently an
active coach at the grassroots and elite levels. Tim is a lifelong resident of Winnipeg, and a high school Physical
Education and Sport Psychology teacher in our community, and is a strong advocate for youth.
Glen Cook (Director – WMVL Rep) has served as a VM board member since 2014, and has been active in Manitoba’s
volleyball community since the early 1980’s. He has coached his daughter while she grew up and continues to play in
the Winnipeg Men’s Volleyball League (WMVL). He has been involved in executive roles with the WMVL since the
early 1990’s and has been the president for the last 17 years. In the role as president, he arranges over 900 games per
year for WMVL working on all aspects of the administration of the game including; governance, budgets, schedules,
contracts, financial management, disciplinary issues etc. Glen is a lifelong resident of Winnipeg, is a professional
engineer by training and has been employed with Manitoba Hydro since 1986.
Andrei Halkewycz (Director) has been a VM Board Member since 2011 and has served on several committees
including chairing the Awards & Recognition Committee. He has been involved in Manitoba’s volleyball community
since the early 1990’s as a volunteer with Team Canada. For the past 15 years Andrei has been very involved in
volleyball as a certified MVOA official, coaching girls high school and club teams, and for the past 4 years as a coach
and co-club director. Volleyball and its growth in Manitoba is a true passion of his. Andrei is born and raised in
Winnipeg, has a degree in Public Relations and has been employed at Halkewycz Law Office as Office Manager since
2010.
Rachelle Needham (Secretary) was elected to the Volleyball Manitoba board in 2012. She has been involved in the
volleyball community primarily as a parent to two daughters that have played and coached at the school and club
levels. In addition to the VM board, she sits as a member of the board for Belgian Alliance Credit Union. Rachelle lives
in Winnipeg, and works as a senior information technology consultant with Online Business Systems.
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Kevin Neufeld (Director) has been active in the Manitoba sport community for the past 4 decades and looks to
continue after his first two years with Volleyball Manitoba. A fully certified coach Level 3 coach Kevin has coached for
the past 38 years and continues to do so in both the high school and age class categories. At Neelin High School
Neufeld is about to begin his 34th year as a physical education / health educator.
John Olfert (Treasurer) has served as a VM board member since 2012, and has been active in Manitoba’s volleyball
community having played school, club, university and senior mens, and then after some time off focusing on career
and family, reengaged with the sport coaching the past 9 years in both school and club programs. John is a lifelong
resident of Winnipeg, is a professional accountant by training and has been employed with True North Sports +
Entertainment since 2001.
D. Director Representing Affiliated Association
Azad Hosein (Referee Director) has been involved with volleyball since Grade 6 after moving from Trinidad. The
transition from outdoor sports to indoor took some adjustments. Azad played all the school sports at Hastings Junior
High and Dakota Collegiate up to Grade 11. During the Grade 12 year, he focused on Cricket ultimately making the
National Team. While taking his Commerce Degree at the University of Manitoba, he started coaching volleyball at
Hastings Junior High. In 1991 Azad took the Level I Referee’s course and became an International Referee in 2002. He
has refereed over 100 International matches but particularly still enjoys refereeing Age Class and High School
volleyball. Azad was selected as the Regional Officials Chairperson in September, 2015.
Volleyball Manitoba Staff
John Blacher
Anthony Roberts
Scott Koskie
Chris Chong
Brianne Collette
Adam DeJonckheere
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Executive Director
Program Director
Provincial High Performance Coach
Special Events & Project Coordinator (* shared position with Volleyball Canada)
Beach Volleyball League Coordinator (2016 summer staff)
Technical Assistant Program Coordinator (2016 summer staff)
STRATEGIC PLAN 2015-2019
In the summer of 2015 Volleyball Manitoba implemented a new strategic plan for the 2015-2019 period. The plan
considered feedback and information that was gathered through a consultative process that involved engagement
with our members and stakeholders from all levels of our sport. This process gave VM a great opportunity for selfreflection and assessment, and we believe the plan offers us a road map to where we hope to be five years down
the road. This plan will hopefully be achieved as we aspire to strengthen and improve how volleyball is delivered
and perceived in Manitoba. Our province has a passion for our sport, boasting a rich history of volleyball success at
the local, national and international levels that we want to see continue into the future.
A summary of the plan includes the following mission, vision and values, as well as strategic priorities. As you read
through this Annual Report, you will see that we’ve incorporated an update and link back to the Strategic Plan
where it was relevant.
VM Mission:
Our mission is to promote and facilitate the growth and excellence of volleyball in Manitoba
Our Vision:
Growing Community. Inspiring Excellence. Leading by Serving.
Core Values:
Collaborative
Passion
Integrity
Progressive
Strategic Priority #1
We strengthen our volleyball community through cooperation, inclusiveness and openness
We are athlete centered, encouraging enjoyment and a life-long enthusiasm for our sport
We are accountable through honesty, fairness and transparency
We will move forward and excel through best practices and dynamic, innovative approaches
Organizational Leadership
VM is recognized by the volleyball community as the leader in our sport through good governance and best
business practices.
Goals:
1) Attract and retain effective and reliable personnel (staff & volunteers)
2) Maintain and strengthen financial health
3) Increased visibility and presence of VM throughout the volleyball community
Growth
VM membership has increased through quality sanctioned programs (indoor, beach)
Goals:
1)
Recapture / Capture / Maintain existing leagues & programs – ie. WCVL, WWVL, CIS, MCAC
2)
Create 12U and other youth programs across the province
3)
Stimulate membership in low participation regions
4)
Organize and partner with quality beach volleyball programs (leagues, tournaments)
Technical Leadership
Volleyball Manitoba engages and develops a growing pool of coaches and referees to lead the delivery of quality
sanctioned volleyball programs
Goals:
1)
Increase and improve the collaborative efforts of a network of volleyball coaches in Manitoba to advance
athlete development.
2)
Improve technical support to school volleyball coaches
3)
Develop & deliver a comprehensive coach development program, aligned with LTAD.
4)
Work with the MVOA in implementing the VC Long Term Referee Development Plan.
We continue to review the Strategic Plan on an on-going basis at Board and staff meetings to measure our
progress towards our goals and targets.
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VOLLEYBALL PROGRAMS
2016 Volleyball Manitoba Premier Tournaments
Volleyball Manitoba began its development of a Premier Tournament Series this past season with the organization of two
events, one for the 13U Girls category on February 13 and a second for the 14U-16U Girls and 14U-15U Boys on April 8-10.
71 teams in total competed in these two weekend events, nine at the 13U Girls event on Feb 13 and 62 in the Apr 8-10
weekend event. These events in part replace the ‘Volleyjam’ event from past years and will be also be used to support and
enforce the provincial ranking process.
Moving Forward: The plan for 2017 will be to organize two events at each of the 13U-16U age categories, and we will look
into events for the 17U & 18U categories this season as well.
2016 Provincial Championships
The 2016 Volleyball Manitoba Provincial Championships were held over three weekends in April & May with events being
held in Winnipeg, Brandon, Selkirk & Steinbach. In total, 13 different championships were organized involving 186 teams.
This is an increase of fourteen teams from 2015, mainly due to increased numbers in the 14U category. Also, numbers once
again warranted a Tier 2 provincial championship to be held in the Girls 14U category. Expanding the tier 2 category for
growth and meaningful competition reasons is a focus for VM as we move forward in the coming years.
2016 Championship events involved the following events and locations:
Apr 23/24
13U Girls – MBCI, Winnipeg
13U Boys – Glenlawn, Winnipeg (Sat Apr 23 only)
17U Girls - Clearspring Middle School, Steinbach
18U Girls – SRSS, Steinbach
April 30 / May 1
14U Girls – MBCI, DMCI & Tec Voc, Winnipeg
14U Girls Tier 2 – Shamrock School, Winnipeg
14U Boys – Maples Collegiate, Winnipeg
17U Boys – Red River College, Winnipeg
18U Boys – Red River College, Winnipeg
May 7/8
15U Girls – Brandon University & Crocus Plains, Brandon
15U Boys – Lord Selkirk Comprehensive & East Selkirk School, Selkirk
16U Girls – Shamrock School, Windsor Park Collegiate, Victor Mager School, Winnipeg
16U Boys – Tec Voc, Winnipeg
The final placing’s of all teams for each event can be found in Appendix A.
Moving forward: We will continue attempts to minimize the number of venues, or use clustered facilities, as much as
possible, while also addressing appropriate serving and free space, along with the spectator experience.
2016 Volleyball Canada National Championships
Volleyball Manitoba would like to congratulate all the Manitoba teams who competed in this year’s 2016 Volleyball Canada
Championships that were held over three weekends in May. In total, 135 teams from Manitoba competed in this year’s
championships, our most ever and a very strong representation from our province overall.
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14U West Championship
15U East Championship
17U Championship
18U Championship
May 13-15
May 6-8
May
May
May 6-8
May 13-15
May 6-8
May 13-15
Winnipeg
Waterloo
Regina
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Saskatoon
30 Girls, 18 Boys Teams
1 Girls Team
23 Girls Teams, 10 Boys Teams
14 Girls Teams, 11 Boys Teams
9 Girls Teams
5 Boys Teams
11 Girls Teams
4 Boys Teams
A summary of all the Manitoba medal winning teams and all-stars from all the championship events can be found in
Appendix B.
Volleyball Manitoba hosted a national championship event this past May for the first
time since the open concept originated many years ago. The 14U Western
Championship was held in Winnipeg from May 13-15, with eighty eight teams
competing on 11 courts at the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg. With the support of a
dedicated and hard-working organizing committee, the event was deemed a great
success from both an organizational and participant perspective.
Moving forward: We look forward to next summer when the bidding for the 2019 & 2020 National Championships will be
opened up, as we will once again pursue one of the national championship events to be hosted in our province.
2016 Provincial Team NTCC (National Team Challenge Cup) Programs
Six teams were once again organized this summer, with two 16U and one 18U team per gender. These teams were selected
at the end of May / early June, began some on-court sessions in June, with the formal training period running from July 413. The teams then competed in the National Team Challenge Cup (NTCC) from July 13-17 in Kingston, ON (boys) and
Richmond, BC (girls).
The 16U girls and 18U boys fielded full rosters while the 16U boys and 18U girls fielded teams of less than 12 players. In
general, the 16U girls participation remains strong and the ID camps were well attended. The 16U boys participation was
low in Winnipeg, but the interest of a very strong group of players from Brandon resulted in one of the team’s training in
Brandon in preparation for the NTCC. Without this group of players from the Brandon area we would have only fielded one
16U boys team.
The 18U girls participation was also less than hoped, despite the fact this team will compete at the Canada Games next
summer. Players were directly contacted and asked to participate and a number of the top players declined. We will be
addressing this starting in September.
The 18U boys participation was positive with most of the top players involved, although the selection camp numbers were
not large. The team performed well at NTCC’s and should be a medal contender in 2017.
Following the NTCC championships top athletes were identified and selected to represent Canada as part of the Youth and
Select National Team programs. Congratulations to Talia Mcmurchy (Winnipeg) who was selected to the Girls Youth
National Development team.
See Appendix C for complete rosters of players and coaches of all teams that represented Manitoba at the NTCC
competitions.
Moving forward: Volleyball Canada has asked each of the Provinces to explore the feasibility of running a year round
Provincial Team program with training occurring in the fall and winter leading to participation in summer Provincial Team
programs and NTCC. There is discussion of the potential that these teams could compete against each other during the fall
and winter months as part of a national league. In line with this concept, we are planning a fall and winter training program
as part of the 2017 Canada Games and Provincial Team performance plans.
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Canada Games 2017 Teams
Volleyball Manitoba announced in March the Head Coaches that will lead our
indoor and beach volleyball teams for the 2017 Canada Games that will be held in
Winnipeg next summer. They included the following:
Female Indoor (18U) Head Coach Josh Thordarson
Male Indoor (18U) Head Coach
Ryan Ratushniak
Female Beach (20U) Head Coach Wanda Guenette
Male Beach (20U) Head Coach
Morgan Cheyne
We look forward to working with these very qualified coaches over the next year as we continue to develop our teams
towards a goal of medaling at the 2017 Canada Summer Games in our home province.
2016 Team Manitoba Beach Performance & Training Programs
Over the summer the Team Manitoba Beach programs trained & competed as they prepared for the Provincial and National
Beach Volleyball Championships. The group of female athletes were led this summer by the 2017 Canada Games women’s
head coach Wanda Guenette. The program focused on identifying and training Canada Games eligible athletes for next
summer as well as younger targeted athletes wishing to enhance their beach volleyball skills.
The participating athletes in this program include the following:
14U:
Sofia Gonzalez, Val Gonzalez
15U:
Anna Maidment, Erika Vermette
16U:
Jayda Nault, Jordan Hamm, Sydney Elliott, Shayne Nichols
18U:
Josie Abbott, Kearley Abbott, Emily Yaeger, Brianna Patrick, Julia Tays, Sydney Kurth, Chaelyse Comeault,
Paitin Devlin, Katie Friesen
Training Players: Karly Smith, Riley Smith, Sydney Michalyshen
2016 Beach Volleyball Provincial Championships
Manitoba’s Beach Volleyball Provincial Championships were held on August 5 & 6 under
clear blue skies at the newly completed Sargent Park Beach Volleyball Centre. The Sargent
Park Beach Volleyball Centre will be the site next summer for the 2017 Canada Games
beach volleyball competition, and is a CG2017 legacy project that will contribute to the
development of beach volleyball in Manitoba for years to come.
Medal results of the Beach Volleyball Provincial Championships can be found in Appendix D.
2016 Beach Volleyball National Championships
Volleyball Canada held its Canadian Youth Beach Volleyball Championship at Ashbridges Bay Beach in Toronto August 1921, with 150+ teams overall competing including 8 from Manitoba in the 22U Male, 18U Female, 16U Female, 15U Female
& 14U Female divisions.
In the 22U Men’s competition, the pairing of Dustin Spiring & Adam DeJonckheere of Winnipeg earned the Gold medal
with a revenge win against Abrams/Kerr from Ontario, a team they had earlier lost to in the power pool phase of the
rd
competition. Finishing in 3 was the team of Callaghan/Shannon from Nova Scotia.
In the 18U Female division with 25 teams competing from 8 provinces/territories, the tandem of Josie & Kearley Abbott of
Winnipeg advanced through the competition undefeated until the Gold medal match, when they fell to the team of
rd
McBain/Monkhouse from Ontario. Finishing in 3 was Kells/Madill from Ontario.
The 15U Female division had 26 teams competing from 6 provinces, with Anna Maidment (Winnipeg) and Erika Vermette
(Morris) also going undefeated throughout the tournament until the final match, losing a close final to Armstrong/Torres
rd
from Ontario. Finishing in 3 place was Imbriaco/Georgiadis from Ontario.
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Other teams from Manitoba that competed in the championships included Gonzalez/Gonzalez in the 14U Female division,
Hamm/Nault & Elliott/Nichols in the 16U Female division, and Yaeger/Patrick along with Beatty/Woodward in the 18U
Female division.
2016 Beach Volleyball League & Tournaments
The 2016 Summer Series Beach Volleyball League, along with the ‘Bandits Hot Summer Nights League’, once again played
out of Adrenaline Adventures. Registration numbers once again dropped this year (119 beach 2’s teams in 2015, down from
145 in 2015) and we will continue to look at ways to improve the playing conditions and increase the overall participation
experience.
A separate league was also once organized this past season by Beach 4 Life out of Maple Grove Rugby Park, affiliating itself
with Volleyball Manitoba by requiring all participants to be VM members.
Volleyball Manitoba also supported or coordinated tournaments throughout the season, including support for the Stefan
Savoie Memorial Tournament in July at Melrose Community Centre that raised funds for the memorial scholarship program.
Sargent Park Beach Volleyball Centre
In August of this past summer, the Sargent Park Beach Volleyball
Centre officially opened. Funded by the Canada Games 2017 Host
Society along with the City of Winnipeg, this facility will be the
official beach volleyball venue for the 2017 Games.
Beach Volleyball is scheduled for the first week of the Canada
Games, from July 29 – August 4, 2017. During the Games, two
competition courts and four training courts will be set-up for the
competition. Following the Games, the space will accommodate 10 permanent top level courts that Volleyball Manitoba
will be able to utilize for beach volleyball training and competitions, helping to develop the sport for years to come.
2016 Power Smart Manitoba Games - Steinbach
The Power Smart Manitoba Games is the largest on-going multi-sport event in the province. Like the Olympics they take
place every two years alternating between summer and winter. The program is administered by Sport Manitoba and
implemented by the selected host society with each Provincial Sport Organization (PSO) leading their sport specific planning
and implementation.
Volleyball was once again a part of the Manitoba Games in the summer of 2016, with the category being 14U Boys & Girls
Indoor (born in 2002 or later). The 2016 Power Smart Manitoba Games involved 8 teams for each gender including 2 from
Winnipeg, and one team each from Eastman, Central, Westman, Parkland, Interlake and Norman regions.
Volleyball Manitoba would like to thank and congratulate all the athletes and coaches for their commitment to the
Manitoba Games program this past summer.
Results of the Power Smart Manitoba Games were as follows:
Girls Competition:
st
Interlake
1
nd
Winnipeg Gold
2
rd
Winnipeg Blue
3
th
Central
4
th
Westman
5
th
Parkland
6
th
Eastman
7
th
Norman
8
Boys Competition:
st
1
Eastman
nd
2
Westman
rd
3
Winnipeg Blue
th
4
Central
th
5
Winnipeg Gold
th
6
Interlake
th
7
Parkland
th
8
Norman
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2017 Volleyball Canada National Championship Dates & Location
Volleyball Canada recently announced its sites and dates for the 2017 Volleyball Canada Championships.
Championship events for 2017 (Western & National events):
14U Westerns – Abbotsford, BC, May 11-14
15U Westerns – Regina, Sk, May 19-22
16U Westerns – Calgary, AB – May 19-22
17U/18U Girls Nationals – Edmonton, AB, May 4-7
17U/18U Boys Nationals – Saskatoon, SK, May 11-14
*dates include team check-in/practice day and 3 days of competition
The 2018 National Championships will be an all-in-one event held in Edmonton, Alberta from May 12-24.
2015 Junior High Challenge / Grade 9 Open
At the end of each school season, Volleyball Manitoba organizes the Junior High Challenge and
Grade 9 Open events. These events are not official championships and are open to all teams for
participation. The spirit of the events are about participation, enjoyment and an opportunity for
Grade 7-9 teams to compete in an open year-end tournament to celebrate their seasons and
challenge themselves against other teams from across the province.
In total, thirty two teams participated this past year in the three events that were run on December 4 & 5, 2015.
Junior High Challenge (Girls – 12 teams)
Sturgeon Heights, Winnipeg
Winner: Lansdowne
Junior High Challenge (Boys – 8 teams)
Ecole Leila North, Winnipeg
Winner: Sargent Park
Grade 9 Open (Girls – 12 teams)
River East Collegiate, Winnipeg
Winner: River East
Grade 4-7 Development Program
A very successful 6 week spring session was offered on Monday evenings with over 40 participants at Christ the King School
in Winnipeg. The majority were playing volleyball for the first time, a few grade 7 players had played during the school
season. There were no club players involved. The format was the Volleyball Canada recommended 4 on 4 model using the
smaller badminton courts and nets. The program fit well into the downtime between the conclusion of winter ice sports
and the beginning of soccer season (April/May).
Moving forward: This coming season we will be looking at offering this program for two sessions (Fall & Winter/Spring) and
possibly adding a second location.
Bilateral Program – Regional Development
Volleyball Manitoba receives funding support from the Sport Manitoba Bilateral Program to provide development
opportunities to persons from under-represented and/or marginalized populations throughout the province to actively
participate in sport. This past year, a series of camps and clinics were held on The Pas and Flin Flon for athletes from 6
northern communities between the ages 14-18, as well as coaches / teachers involved in delivering volleyball in the region.
An athlete and referee clinic was also held in Norway House the end of October.
Adult Senior Volleyball
Several volleyball leagues exist throughout the province that provide playing opportunities for adults once they are done
with age class or post-secondary levels of our sport. This is important as we strive to promote active for life involvement in
volleyball. With only the Winnipeg Men’s Volleyball League (WMVL) remaining as indoor adult members of Volleyball
Manitoba, efforts continue to build or rebuild relationships with other leagues, such as the Winnipeg Women’s and
Winnipeg Coed leagues. We also need to continue identifying the benefits and services that our adult members may desire
in order for them to consider affiliating themselves as members of our association once again.
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2016 Wezer Bridle Cup
In an effort to provide our adult members with a unique competition opportunity, VM along
with the WMVL organized an adult men’s tournament in memory of Wezer Bridle, a founding
builder of volleyball in Manitoba. The event was held on April 16, 2016, at Calvin Christian High
School in Transcona, with 9 teams competing in the inaugural tournament.
Moving Forward: Volleyball Manitoba will continue to work with the WMVL to organize and
grow the event annually, providing a fun yet competitive opportunity outside of the weekly
league play for our adult participants. The event is also
an opportunity to celebrate Wezer Bridle’s life and recognize his life-long contributions to
volleyball. Funds raised from this tournament will help establish a Wezer Bridle Volleyball
Support Fund that will provide assistance towards volleyball participation fees to young athletes
with financial barriers.
Super-Spike 2016
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MTS Super-Spike took place on July 15 and 16 at Maple Grove Rugby Park with 470 teams taking
part and over 7,000 in attendance this year. The event was able to raise $100,000 in support of the
National Women’s Volleyball Team. MTS Super-Spike combines Western Canada’s largest
outdoor/beach volleyball tournament with a weekend-long concert series, all set in a festival
atmosphere. Over 950 games of volleyball took place over the two day event, with ten different
bands & various DJ’s performing at what has become one of Manitoba’s premiere summertime
festivals.
2016 marked the fifteenth edition of MTS Super-Spike, and with this year’s $100,000 total, the event has now surpassed the
one million dollar mark in total revenues raised with $1,040,000. These revenues have helped fund and support the
Winnipeg-based National Women’s Volleyball Team for over a decade.
Although the National Women’s Volleyball Team will be relocating to Richmond B.C. at the end of the year, Super-Spike will
continue to stay in Winnipeg. The funding model however, will evolve to now support Volleyball Manitoba along with two
additional local charities in need. Volleyball Manitoba will become a staple beneficiary while charities will rotate each year.
TECHNICAL LEADERSHIP
Coaching Clinics & Development
The Development (former level 1) and Advanced Development (former level 2) coach levels have now been approved by
the Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) and will be fully implemented in 2017. These levels remain the responsibility of
the Provincial Associations. The Performance coach level (former level 3) has shifted to become the responsibility of
Volleyball Canada. Candidates are nominated or can apply to attend the 3 day performance coach workshop currently
offered at either the male or female NTCC’s or at the National Team training centers in Gatineau or Richmond.
Those coaches who have started but not finished a level using the old context will need to finish it in 2016 or it will no
longer be valid. Coaches who are certified will have their levels transfer over to the new context. How it will work and if
anything additional will be required has yet to be determined by VC and CAC.
Continuing education credits will now be required by all levels. Previously only the
development coach level had started the 5 year cycle.
VC has finalized the process for training LF’s and Evaluators and Provinces will begin
implementation in late 2016.
Volleyball Manitoba was also involved in the delivery of the annual Great Plains
Coaching Clinic last September. The clinic took place on Friday, September 19, 2015,
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at the Investors Group Athletic Centre, in partnership with the University of Manitoba, Sport Manitoba & Coaching
Manitoba. This clinic was designed for all coaches as they prepared for their school or club seasons.
Volleyball Manitoba was also proud to support the annual BU Volleyball Coaches Summit that took place on Thursday,
September 17, 2015.
Referee Development Report
Submitted by Azad Hosein, Regional Officials Chairperson (ROC)
My first year as ROC gave me more of an appreciation for the contribution Barry Miller
selflessly gave to Volleyball. His groundwork made it an easy transition for me.
In September 2015, our retention rate was 96% from the past season, with 12 new Level I
referees. Bohdan Ilkiw did an exceptional job in coordinating clinics with VM and
accommodating all requests for conducting clinics.
We are currently exploring the idea of webcasting a Level I Clinic to reach more individuals in
the Province. This would eliminate a lot of travel costs, and clinician’s time. It would also be
an avenue for coaches and players to learn more about the rules of the game.
More leagues are using MVOA Referees, with Ed Toews doing a great job in scheduling referees to the various leagues and
rotating the referee pool. During September, October, and November, we average 520 matches a week.
Providing leadership at the national level, Ed Toews and Peter Henry attended the CIS Championships as Referee
Supervisors, with Taras Ilkiw and myself attending as Referees.
Moving forward: The MVOA has structured a Referee’s Academy with the aim of developing a stronger referee pool for
high level matches. Recruitment, retention and development will continue to be focuses.
AWARDS & RECOGNITION
Awards Committee Report 2016
Submitted by Andrei Halkewycz, Committee Chair
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The 2016 Age Class Awards & Hall of Fame Banquet was held Sunday June 12 at Canad Inns Polo Park. With over 420
people in attendance, Age Class Provincial Champions, All-Stars, National Medalists, and Players of the Year were
recognized along with the 2016 Volleyball Manitoba Hall of Fame Inductees.
2016 Age Class Players of the Year:
15U Girls:
Light Uchechukwu (Junior Bison Gold)
15U Boys:
Nick Brzoza (Selkirk Royals)
16U Girls:
Alli Pauls (Junior Bison Gold)
16U Boys:
Mathieu Lavoie (Winman Clutch)
17U Girls:
Averie Allard (Cobras)
17U Boys:
Jon Laube (Winman Dynasty)
18U Girls:
Kearley Abbott (Cobras)
18U Boys:
Martial Rondeau (Junior Wesmen)
Cheryl Cable Award Jr. Female Player of the Year:
Kier Fey (Memorial University)
Mark Tennant Award Jr. Male Player of the Year:
Mason Metcalf (University of Brandon)
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Mark Jean England Award:
Doug Ross (Dynamo 14U) - Development Coaches of the Year
Jeff Munday & Andrei Halkewycz (Alliance 17U) - Elite Coaches of the Year.
Wezer Bridle Golden Whistle Award (Official of the Year): James Koop
Volunteer of the Year:
Chris Marshall (Fury Volleyball Club)
Nikki Redekop Memorial Scholarship: Shayla Heinrichs & Allie Cantelo (Cats 18U)
Canad Inns Team of the Year:
Dynamo Red 14U Girls
Thank you to Jon Hykawy, Tim Au, Jared Brown, and Darrel Fingland for their input into the award recipient selections.
Thank you to John Blacher, Anthony Roberts, and all of the Volleyball Manitoba staff who helped put together a memorable
Awards Banquet. Thank you also to the Hall of Fame Committee Chairs Heather Bradshaw and Linda Clark for all of their
hard work.
Moving Forward: If anyone is interested in joining the Awards & Recognition Committee please contact the Volleyball
Manitoba office. The committee will be reviewing all awards along with the criteria, and will also be considering other
award categories including Beach Player of the Year and younger Age Class Players of the Year. All club coaches are
encouraged to submit their nominations for Player of the Year so more athletes can be recognized.
Hall of Fame Committee Report 2016
Submitted by Heather Bradshaw & Linda Clark, Committee Co-Chairs
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Volleyball Manitoba's Awards & Hall of Fame Banquet was held on Sunday, June 12 , 2016
at the Canad Inns Polo Park.
This past year three athletes were inducted into the Volleyball Manitoba Hall of Fame:
Keith Sanheim, Steve Welch & Claire Lloyd. One builder was inducted: Lloyd Voth, and one
team: Selkirk Royals Girls 1976-1979.
The committee consisted of Dennis Nord, Mike Burchuk, Brenda Westwood, Linda Clark,
Heather Bradshaw and staff liaison John Blacher. A very special thank you to John Blacher
(Executive Director), Anthony Roberts (Program Director), Chris Chong (Special Events),
Scott Koskie (Provincial High Performance Coach) and Alyssa Kidd for their excellent work
in organizing this annual event.
Also, thanks to Michelle Sawatzky, our MC, photographer Rusty Barton, awards committee chair Andrei Halkewycz, Home
Run Sports, Volleyball Manitoba, Volleyball Canada, Coaching Manitoba, Sport Manitoba and to the Canad Inns for hosting.
Moving forward: The following are recommendations as we move forward:
- Continue using 2 separate committees. The Annual Awards needs more volunteers. At the Age Class Meeting in 2017
have coaches sign up for the Major Awards Committee.
- Continue recognizing other volleyball achievements: University, National Teams and Officials etc.
- Continue sending out a press release, pre and post banquet to encourage media coverage.
- Continue using the same venue: Canad Inns Polo Park
- Continue having inductees aware that other awards are being presented at the banquet, not just the Hall of Fame. ie. a 5-7 min.”thank you” per award. If a team is being inducted, have only one person speak or share the 7 minutes.
- Explore the funding for a ‘Physical’ presence of the Volleyball Manitoba Hall of Fame
2015 Graduating All-Star Banquet & Matches
Volleyball Manitoba recognizes the many hours of hard work and dedication that athletes and coaches commit to their
team throughout the high school volleyball season and the purpose of the Graduating All-Star Banquet & Games, organized
by Volleyball Manitoba, is to honour those individuals whose contributions have been exceptional over the previous high
school season.
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The 2015 Graduating All-Star Banquet was held the morning of Saturday, December 5 at the Celebrations Dinner Theatre at
Canad Inns Fort Garry, and the matches followed at St. Paul’s High School.
The full list of all athletes and award winners can be found in Appendix E.
International Results & Representation
Volleyball Manitoba would like to recognize and congratulate the following
individuals for their accomplishments on the international stage during the 201516 season, including both athletes and coaches.
Justin Duff
Toon Van Lankvelt
Megan Cyr
Tabi Love
Lisa Barclay
Alicia Ogoms
Taylor Pischke
Eric Loeppky
Leanne Muldrew
Larry McKay
Ryan Ratushniak
Shane Smith
Sr Men’s National Team - 2016 FIVB World League, 2016 Olympic Qualifiers, 2016 Rio Olympics
Sr Men’s National Team - 2016 FIVB World League, 2016 Olympic Qualifiers
Sr Women’s National Team - 2016 FIVB Grand Prix, NORCECA Olympic Qualifier, 2016 PA Cup
Sr Women’s National Team - NORCECA Olympic Qualifier
Sr Women’s National Team - NORCECA Olympic Qualifier
Sr Women’s National Team – 2016 Pan Am Cup
National Beach Volleyball Team - 2016 FIVB Beach World Tour
Jr Men’s National Team – 2016 NORCECA Junior Championships
National Sitting Volleyball Team – Qualified for 2016 Rio Paralympics
Assistant Coach Men’s National Team – 2016 FIVB World League, 2016 Rio Olympics
Assistant Coach Women’s National Team – 2016 FIVB World Grand Prix, 2016 Pan Am Cup
Datavolley, Women’s National Team - 2016 FIVB World Grand Prix, 2016 Pan Am Cup
Post 2016 Women’s Team Centre Bid
After calling Winnipeg home for 24 years, Volleyball Canada announced this past
winter that the Canadian women’s national volleyball team will be heading to
Richmond, BC in early 2017.
This disappointing news came following a strong bid submission that included the
Sport Manitoba Sport for Life fieldhouse as the team’s training centre, and
tremendous commitment from many partners including Sport Manitoba, the
Province of Manitoba, the Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba, and the City of
Winnipeg.
Winnipeg and Manitoba have benefited from the national teams calling Manitoba home by hosting numerous international
competitions over the years including NORCECA Continental Championships, Olympic and World Qualification tournaments,
World League events, Canada Cups and numerous exhibition series. Matches have been played over the years not only in
Winnipeg, but also in Brandon, Dauphin and Winkler.
Volleyball Manitoba would like to extend a huge thank you to all the people in the community that have supported the
national team programs in many ways over the years. Whether it was the host committee that worked to bring and keep
the teams in our province, the committees that helped host international events and matches, and those that helped raise
funds towards team training and competitions through events such as Super-Spike and the annual auction – they all made
significant contributions that have been invaluable to the program.
Moving forward: Volleyball Manitoba will continue to work on hosting events in the future at the national and international
levels, and we look forward to those opportunities.
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FINANCIAL REPORT & STATEMENTS
Volleyball Manitoba (VM) Finance Committee Report – September, 2016
Submitted by John Olfert, Board Treasurer & Chair Finance Committee
Financial results and position for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2016 are presented in the audited financial statements
included in this Annual Report.
As reflected in the financial statements and this brief report, results are consistent with the annual approved budget, and
represent the work and activity of VM for fiscal 2016 (April 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016).
In summary;
1. Financial Position. As reflected on the Statement of Financial Position, given an operating surplus of $12,524 during
fiscal 2016, Unrestricted Net Assets grew from $22,474 to $34,998.
While not having a specific target or mandate to accumulate a reserve, VM’s Board of Directors is comfortable with this
level of excess cash to manage seasonal and year-to-year programming and cashflow fluctuations experienced by VM.
2.
Fiscal 2016 Operating Results.
The Statement of Operations tells the story and reflects a number of hilites for VM’s fiscal 2016 activity. These include:
 Receipts from Sport Manitoba Grants and Provincial Teams Expense were both higher in fiscal 2016, due to
Western Canada Summer Games;
 Other Grants/Funders and offsetting Administration expense, reflect the addition of an additional shared
employee, in partnership with Volleyball Canada (VC);
 Membership levels and fees remained steady;
 Increases in Athlete Program fees and offsetting Athlete Development Programs are the result of team selection
and initial training for 2016 Manitoba Games (14U boys and girls volleyball);
 Growth in Provincial Championships (both number of teams and fees per team) was offset by reduced school
(grade 8 and 9 events), beach programming, and other tournament play organized by Volleyball Manitoba; and
 Fiscal 2016 saw a raffle occur (Sponsorship/Fundraising), and the sale of an unused taraflex volleyball floor
(included in Other revenue).
3.
Looking Forward to Fiscal 2017. During the spring of 2016, VM staff prepared, and the Board of Directors reviewed and
approved the fiscal 2017 Operating Budget.
The budget quantifies a number of realities and initiatives, which include the following note descriptions (referenced in
the budget summary):
a) Sport Manitoba Grants declined due to both a modest reduction in base-funding and a partial year adjustment
associated with the Women’s National Team Program leaving Winnipeg during the fiscal year.
b) Additional grant (and offsetting expense) for part-time VM staffing – done in partnership with VC.
c) Increased revenue and expense for Manitoba Games and new 12U Learn To Train programming.
d) Plans for Volleyball Manitoba operated premier tournaments (in addition to Provincial Championships) in February
& March 2017.
e) Hosting 14U boys and girls Western Canadian Championships.
f) Proceeds from a raffle and sale of taraflex volleyball flooring, will not recur in fiscal 2017.
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F2017 Budget
Revenue
Sport MB Grants
Other Grants
Membership Fees
Athlete Programs/League fees
VM Tournaments
VC Tournaments
Coaches & Officials Development
Recognition/Special Events
Sponsorship/Fundraising
Other
Total revenues
Expenditures
Athlete Programs
VM Tournaments
VC Tournaments
Coaching/Officials/Membership Dev.
Marketing/Communications
Administration
Total expenditures
Surplus (Deficit)
$
$
F2016 Actual
Notes
239 $
78
130
240
134
131
22
20
5
4
1,003
268
53
131
179
98
20
19
15
18
801
a
b
391
120
116
50
35
11
280
1,003
341
87
47
33
9
269
786
a, c, d
d
e
-
$
c
d
e
f
f
b
15
All values 000s CAD
4.
Appreciation. The staff of VM should be commended for operating within budgeted parameters, and balancing the
day-to-day business of the association with opportunities and challenges occurred during the year. This effort, coupled
with the support of Sport Manitoba’s finance team, who provide accounting/bookkeeping services for VM, has allowed
the Board to receive timely and accurate financial information.
5.
Recommendations to Membership at the 2016 Annual General Meeting.
It is recommended that:
 The VM 2016 Financial statements be accepted as presented in the VM 2016 Annual Report; and
 Gislason Targownik Peters be appointed auditors for fiscal 2017.
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MANITOBA VOLLEYBALL
ASSOCIATION INC.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
March 31, 2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Auditor's Report
1
Statement of Financial Position
2
Statement of Operations
3
Statement of Changes in Net Assets
4
Statement of Cash Flow
5
Notes to Financial Statements
6
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
To the members of Manitoba Volleyball Association Inc.,
We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Manitoba Volleyball Association Inc., which
comprise the statement of financial position as at March 31, 2016, and the statements of operations,
changes in net assets and cash flow for the year then ended, and a summary of significant accounting
policies and other explanatory information.
Management’s responsibility for the financial statements
Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in
accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations, and for such internal
control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are
free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
Auditor's responsibility
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We
conducted our audit in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Those standards
require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable
assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement.
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in
the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditors' judgment, including the
assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or
error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s
preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are
appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of
the entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies
used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the
overall presentation of the financial statements.
We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for
our audit opinion.
Opinion
In our opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of
Manitoba Volleyball Association Inc. as at March 31, 2016, and its financial performance and its cash
flows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit
organizations.
Gislason Targownik Peters
CHARTERED PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS
Winkler, Manitoba
August 4, 2016
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MANITOBA VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION INC.
Statement of Financial Position
As at March 31, 2016
2016
2015
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash
Accounts receivable
Prepaid expenses
$
CAPITAL ASSETS (Note 4)
143,969
19,021
14,841
$
103,551
11,036
6,821
177,831
121,408
1,417
4,252
$
179,248
$
125,660
$
22,906
9,935
111,409
$
13,071
8,407
81,708
LIABILITIES
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities (Note 5)
Government remittances payable
Deferred revenue (Note 6)
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
$
144,250
103,186
34,998
22,474
179,248
$
125,660
APPROVED ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD:
_____________________________ Director
_____________________________ Director
See accompanying Notes to Financial Statements and Auditor's Report
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Statement of Operations
For the year ended March 31, 2016
2016
REVENUE
Sport Manitoba Grants
Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries
Other Grants/Funders
Membership Fees
Athlete Programs
Summer Series League
Provincial Teams
Provincial Championships
Volleyball Manitoba Tournaments
Coaches & Officials Development
Sponsorship/Fundraising
Other
$
OPERATING EXPENSES
Athlete Development Programs
Summer Series League
Provincial Teams
Provincial Championships
SMB Athlete Assistance
Team Canada Women's Volleyball
Volleyball Manitoba Tournaments
Coaching & Officials Development
Membership Development
Recognitions/Special Events
Marketing & Communications
Administration
EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER
OPERATING EXPENSES
Amortization
EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES
267,617
42,900
9,777
131,145
28,375
35,704
115,301
80,912
16,847
20,390
18,977
15,335
17,672
2015
$
800,952
711,957
31,833
49,945
195,741
73,897
15,750
47,500
13,165
22,746
24,656
32,777
8,974
268,609
7,182
50,622
158,356
76,755
12,500
47,500
21,726
22,302
28,163
32,603
10,511
249,861
785,593
718,081
15,359
(2,835)
$
227,354
44,400
3,205
131,963
2,256
41,968
126,028
68,180
29,479
15,706
17,078
1,018
3,322
12,524
(6,124)
(1,418)
$
(7,542)
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Statement of Changes in Net Assets
2016
NET ASSETS - Beginning
$
$
12,524
Excess (Deficiency) of revenue over expenses
NET ASSETS - Ending
22,474
2015
$
34,998
30,016
(7,542)
$
22,474
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Statement of Cash Flow
2016
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Excess (Deficiency) of revenue over expenses
Non-cash items affecting operations:
Amortization
Net change in non-cash working capital balances
$
2015
12,524
$
2,835
25,059
(7,542)
1,418
23,246
FINANCING ACTIVITIES
Reduction of loan payable
-
(15,000)
INVESTING ACTIVITIES
Acquisition of capital assets
-
(5,670)
INCREASE (DECREASE) IN CASH AND EQUIVALENTS
40,418
CASH AND EQUIVALENTS - Beginning
CASH AND EQUIVALENTS - Ending
(3,548)
103,551
$
143,969
107,099
$
103,551
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Notes to the Financial Statements
1. PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION
The Manitoba Volleyball Association Inc. is a non-profit organization and is exempt from
income tax in accordance with Section 149 of the Canadian Income Tax Act. The purpose of
the association is to provide quality services and programs that will assist in the promotion,
development, and growth of volleyball in Manitoba
2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Basis of presentation
The financial statements of the organization have been prepared in accordance with
Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations.
Financial instruments
Financial assets and liabilities are initially measured at fair value. Subsequent measurement
of financial assets and liabilities are at amortized cost unless otherwise noted. Financial
assets and liabilities measured at amortized cost consist of cash, accounts receivable,
accounts payable, deferred revenue and long-term debt.
It is management's opinion that the organization is not exposed to significant credit,
currency, interest rate, liquidity or market risks arising from these financial instruments,
unless otherwise noted.
Capital assets
Capital assets are recorded at cost and are being amortized on the straight line basis at the
following rates based on estimated useful life, except in the year of acquisition, when onehalf of the rate is used:
Computer hardware
2 years
The organization reviews capital assets for impairment whenever events or changes in
circumstances indicate that the carrying value may not be recoverable. Contributed capital
assets are recorded at fair value at the date of contribution.
Contributed services
A substantial number of volunteers contribute a significant amount of their time each year.
Due to the difficulty of determining the fair market value, contributed services are not
recognized in the financial statements.
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Revenue recognition
The organization follows the deferral method of accounting for Sport Manitoba contributions.
Unrestricted contributions are recognized as revenue in the year received or receivable if the
amount to be received can be reasonably estimated and collection is reasonably assured.
Externally restricted contributions are recognized as revenue in the year in which the related
expenses are recognized.
The association accounts for other revenues using the accrual basis of accounting.
Use of estimates
The preparation of the financial statements in conformity with Canadian accounting
standards for not-for-profit organizations requires management to make estimates that affect
the reported amounts of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingent assets and
liabilities as at the date of the financial statements, as well as reported amounts of revenues
and expenses during the reporting period. These estimates are subject to measurement
uncertainty, and the effect on the financial statements of changes in such estimates in future
periods could be significant.
3. BANK INDEBTEDNESS
The company has a line of credit available to a maximum of $25,000, repayable on demand
with interest at the rate of prime plus 3.00%. Bank indebtedness is secured by general
security agreement providing a floating charge on all assets of the association.
4. CAPITAL ASSETS
Cost
Computer hardware
Accumulated
Amortization
Net
2016
Net
2015
$
5,670 $
4,253 $
1,417 $
4,252
$
5,670 $
4,253 $
1,417 $
4,252
7
5. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED LIABILITIES
2016
Trade accounts payable
Accrued liabilities
2015
$
16,939
5,967
$
7,979
5,092
$
22,906
$
13,071
6. DEFERRED REVENUE
Deferred revenue consist of fees and grants received in advance of the period in which the
related expenses will be incurred.
2016
2015
Balance, beginning of the year
Add: restricted contributions received
Less: amount recognized as revenue
$
81,708
108,409
(78,708)
$
54,166
89,165
(61,623)
Balance, end of year
$
111,409
$
81,708
7. ECONOMIC DEPENDENCE
The association is economically dependent on the Province of Manitoba which provides
funding through the Manitoba Lotteries Commission and Sport Manitoba.
8
APPENDIX A
2016 Provincial Championship Results
13U Boys Provincials – Apr 23, Winnipeg: Glenlawn Collegiate
st
rd
3
204 13U
204 12U
1
nd
th
BVC 13U
BVC 12U
2
4
13U Girls Provincials – April 23 & 24, Winnipeg: MBCI
st
th
Dynamo Red
Jr Bison Gold
1
8
nd
th
Club West Rage
Cats South
2
9
rd
th
Impact
Dynamo Grey
3
10
th
th
Prairie Fire Black
Jr Bison Brown
4
11
th
th
Vision 13U
Selkirk Royals Black
5
12
th
th
Winman Force
Vision 12U Blue
6
13
th
th
Jr Pilots
Prairie Fire Orange
7
14
14U Boys Provincials – April 30 & May 1, Winnipeg: Maples Collegiate
st
th
Jr Pilots
BVC Blue
8
1
nd
th
Winman Spartans
Aztecs
2
9
rd
th
Winman Tornados
Winman Wave
3
10
th
th
BVC
204 Cardinal
4
11
th
th
204 Gold
204 13U
5
12
th
th
Warriors
Tsunami
6
13
th
th
Winman Tide
Selkirk Royals 13U
7
14
14U Girls Provincials – April 30 & May 1, Winnipeg: MBCI, DMCI, Tec Voc
st
th
Dynamo Red
Dynamo Grey
12
1
nd
th
Vision Blue
Club West Rage
2
13
rd
th
Prairie Fire Black
Winman Whip
3
14
th
th
Parkland Vipers
RCV Purple
4
15
th
th
Selkirk Royals Blue
Fury
5
16
th
th
RCV Orange
Pirates
6
17
th
th
Jr Bison Gold
Shock 13U
7
18
th
th
Cats Gold
Rink Rats
8
19
th
th
Jr Bison Brown
Vision White
9
20
th
st
Jr Pilots
Selkirk Royals Black
10
21
th
nd
Dynamo Red 13U
Big Sand Grey
11
22
14U Tier 2 Girls – April 30 & May 1, Winnipeg: Shamrock School
st
rd
3
Dryden Whiskeyjacks
Killarney Raiders
1
nd
th
Melita Marauders
Parkland Vipers Green
2
4
15
th
16
th
17
th
18
th
19
th
Cats Gold
Tsunami
Cats Blue
Selkirk Royals Blue
Vision 12U White
15
th
16
th
17
th
18
th
19
th
Team Extreme
Selkirk Royals 14U
Joust
204 12’s
BVC 13U
rd
Prairie Fire Orange
Club West Smash
Cats Blue
Big Sand Black
Jr Bison Black
Impact
Winman Force
Vision 13U
Neepawa Smash
Prairie Fire White
23
th
24
th
25
th
26
th
27
th
28
th
29
th
30
st
31
nd
32
th
5
th
6
Southmountain Smashers
Renegades
15U Boys Provincials – May 7 & 8, Selkirk: Lord Selkirk Comprehensive, East Selkirk Middle School
st
th
th
6
11
Selkirk Royals
204 Gold
Pirates
1
nd
th
th
WinMan Warriors
BVC Gold
Wolfpack
2
7
12
rd
th
th
WinMan Tempest
Aztec VBC
Neepawa Smash
3
8
13
th
th
204 Cardinal
BVC Blue
4
9
th
th
Jr Pilots
CJS Olympiens
5
10
All-Stars: #5 Jake Hruska (204 Cardinal), #3 Eric Skakum (WinMan Tempest), #12 Ethan Harder (WinMan Warriors), #5 Isaak
Fast (WinMan Warriors), #12 Chris Faial (Selkirk Royals), #1 Carl Leblanc (Selkirk Royals)
MVP: #9 Nick Brzoza (Selkirk Royals)
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15U Girls Provincials – May 7 & 8, Brandon: Brandon University, Crocus Plains HS
st
th
Shock
WinMan Thunder
1
11
nd
th
Jr Bison Gold
Red River Wild
2
12
rd
th
Dynamo Red
Big Sand Storm
3
13
th
th
Prairie Fire Black
Fury
4
14
th
th
Selkirk Royals
Jr Bison Black
5
15
th
th
Cats Gold
Big Sand Warriors
6
16
th
th
Dynamo Grey
WinMan Lightning
7
17
th
th
Jr Bison Brown
Jr Wesmen
8
18
th
th
Jr Pilots
Dynamo Black
9
19
th
th
Westman Wild
Vision
10
20
st
21
nd
22
rd
23
th
24
th
25
th
26
th
27
th
28
th
29
Prairie Fire Orange
Mavericks
Cats Blue
Big Sand White
Marauders
Parkland Vipers Red
Joust
Pirates
Fort Frances Vipers
All-Stars: #11 Amy Wiebe (Prairie Fire Black), #6 Julia Horne, #12 Katreena Bentley (Jr Bison Gold), #19 Light Uchechukwu (Jr
Bison Gold), #15 Maren Garcia (Shock), #8 Mia Hildebrandt (Shock)
MVP: #7 Zoe Dyck (Shock)
16U Boys Provincials – May 7 & 8, Winnipeg: Tec Voc Collegiate
st
th
6
WinMan Clutch
BVC Blue
1
nd
th
BVC Gold
Lancers
2
7
rd
th
Jr Pilots
Selkirk Royals
3
8
th
th
204 Gold
Tsunami
4
9
th
th
WinMan Bounce
204 Cardinal
5
10
th
11
th
12
th
13
Aztecs
Voyageurs
Joust
All-Stars: #10 Nick Cicek (204 Gold), #8 Austin Anderson (Jr Pilots), #1 Max Paddock (BVC Gold), #11 Lucas Vasconcelos (BVC
Gold), #3 Alek Morelli (WinMan Clutch), #9 Nigel Nielsen (WinMan Clutch)
MVP: #1 Mathieu Lavoie (WinMan Clutch)
16U Girls Provincials – May 7 & 8, Winnipeg: Shamrock School, Victor Mager School & Windsor Park Collegiate
st
th
th
Jr Bison Gold
Fury Blue
Fury Black
7
13
1
nd
th
th
Westman Wave
Jr Pilots
Pirates
2
8
14
rd
th
th
Dynamo
WinMan Wild
Prairie Fire Black
3
9
15
th
th
th
Fury Green
RCV Rush
Cats South
4
10
16
th
th
th
Selkirk Royals
Cats North
Joust
5
11
17
th
th
th
Jr Bison Brown
Mavericks
Alliance
6
12
18
All-Stars: #7 Kaylee Pederson (Fury Green), #12 Brielle Cara (Dynamo), #13 Sophia King (Westman Wave), #14 Kalyn Tokaryk
(Westman Wave), #4 Maddalena Jacobson (Jr Bison Gold), #12 Sydney Kurth (Jr Bison Gold)
MVP: #15 Alli Pauls (Jr Bison Gold)
17U Boys Provincials – Apr 30 & May 1, Winnipeg: Red River College
st
rd
3
Winman Dynasty
Aztecs
1
nd
th
204 17U
Jr Pilots
2
4
th
5
BVC 17U
All-Stars: #14 Josh Zapp (Jr Pilots), #12 Noah Olfert (Aztecs), #12 Darian Picklyk (204 17U), #9 Ryan Smith (204 17U), #17
Zachary Janzen (Winman Dynasty), #12 Jack Mandryk (Winman Dynasty)
MVP: #7 Jon Laube (Winman Dynasty)
18U Boys Provincials – Apr 30 & May 1, Winnipeg: Red River College
st
rd
3
Junior Wesmen
Winman Avalanche
1
nd
th
204 18U
Tsunami
2
4
th
5
Joust
All-Stars: #13 William Lassen (Tsunami), #1 Mitchell Keber (Winman Avalanche), #6 Ben Hooker (204 18U), #16 Derrick
Sabourin (204 18U), #14 Eric Loeppky (Junior Wesmen), #15 Daniel Thiessen (Junior Wesmen)
MVP: #5 Martial Rondeau (Junior Wesmen)
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17U Girls Provincials – April 23 & 24, Steinbach: Clearsprings School
st
th
5
Jr Wesmen
Prairie Fire Inferno
1
nd
th
Cobras
Cats
2
6
rd
th
Alliance
Big Sand Force
3
7
th
th
Mavericks
Big Bear
4
8
th
9
th
10
th
11
th
12
Storm
Big Sand Red
Fury
Joust
All-Stars: #13 Alyssa Bautista (Mavericks), #16 Emma Parker (Alliance), #5 Averie Allard (Cobras), #12 Jessica Andjelic
(Cobras), #13 Taylor Kleysen (Jr Wesmen), #5 Julia Tays (Jr Wesmen)
MVP: #12 Emma Leung (Jr Wesmen)
18U Girls Provincials – April 23 & 24, Steinbac: SRSS
st
th
5
Jr Bisons
1
nd
th
Cobras
2
6
rd
th
Cats
3
7
th
th
Jr Pilots
4
8
Aztecs
Brash
Killarney Raiders
Alliance
th
9
th
10
th
11
th
12
SISU
Predators
Pirates
Les Rouges
All-Stars: #6 Hannah Sabatier (Jr Pilots), #15 Carmen Ross (Cats), #5 Kearley Abbott (Cobras), #8 Brianna Patrick (Cobras), #9
Darby Coughlin (Jr Bisons), #2 Ayiya Ottogo (Jr Bisons)
MVP: #4 Dana Wiens (Jr Bisons)
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APPENDIX B
2016 Western / National Championship Medal Results
14U West Championships – Winnipeg, MB
 14U Girls Division 1
Dynamo Red – Tier 1 Gold
Prairie Fire Black – Tier 2 Gold
Vision Volleyball Club U14 Blue – Tier 2 Silver
Winman Whip – Tier 1 Gold
Rink Rats – Tier 1 Silver
Shock – Tier 1 Bronze
Pirates – Tier 2 Gold
Cats Blue – Tier 3 Gold
Prairie Fire Orange – Tier 3 Silver
Fury – Tier 4 Gold
 14U Boys Division 1
Providence Junior Pilots – Tier 1 Silver
Brandon Volleyball Club (BVC) Gold – Tier 1 Bronze
204 Gold – Tier 2 Gold
Warrior Volleyball Club – Tier 2 Silver
BVC Blue – Tier 3 Silver
Fair Play award: Parkland Vipers – Girls
15U West Championships – Regina, SK
Junior Bison Gold – Tier 1 Gold
Shock – Tier 1 Bronze
Dynamo Red – Tier 2 Silver
Winman Thunder – Tier 1 Bronze
WVC Wild – Tier 2 Silver
Junior Bison Black – Tier 3 Silver
Winman Lightning – Tier 1 Gold
Vision Elite 15U – Tier 1 Bronze
Mavericks 15U – Tier 2 Gold
Joust Volleyball Club – Tier 4 Silver
Winman Warriors – Tier 1 Silver
Selkirk Royals – Tier 2 Silver
204 Gold – Tier 3 Silver
16U West Championships – Calgary, AB
Junior Bison Gold 16U – Tier 1 Silver
Fury 16U Blue – Tier 1 Gold
Junior Bison 16U Brown – Tier 3 Gold
Winman Clutch – Tier 1 Bronze
Selkirk Royals – Tier 1 Gold
Aztec Volleyball Club – Tier 3 Gold
Girls All-Stars: Allie Pauls – Junior Bisons, Syd Michelyshyn –
Junior Bisons
Boys All-Stars: Nigel Nielsen – WinMan Clutch
17U Girls Championship – Edmonton, AB
Prairie Fire Inferno – Tier 1 Bronze
Big Sand Force U17 – Tier 2 Silver
Fury 17U – Tier 1 Gold
17U All Stars: Averie Allard – Cobras
18U Championships – Boys – Saskatoon, SK
Aztecs – Tier 2 Gold
18U All Stars: Eric Loeppky – Junior Wesmen
Girls All-Stars: Alexa Wieczorkiewicz, Shock, Katreena Bentley,
Junior Bisons, Anna Maidment, Junior Bisons
MVP (Girls): Light Uchechukwu, Junior Bisons
Boys All-Stars: Isaak Fast, WinMan Warriors; Ethan Harder,
WinMan Warriors
33
APPENDIX C
2016 Indoor Provincial Team Rosters
16U Girls (1)
Laila Arjoon – Winnipeg, MB
Sydney Carswell – Strathclair, MB
Melonie Einarson – Winnipeg, MB
Sydney Elliott – Winnipeg, MB
Maren Garcia – Winnipeg, MB
Isabella Gierys – St. Andrews, MB
Kerra Houde – Winnipeg, MB
Sophia King – Brandon, MB
Sarah Klassen – Winnipeg, MB
Annika Loeppky – Selkirk, MB
Sumanthi Santiago – Winnipeg, MB
Felicity Taylor-Evans – Winnipeg, MB
Head Coach: Evan Turenne
Assistant Coach: Stacey Malech
16U Girls (2)
Leah Buschau – Winnipeg, MB
Jenna Campbell – Winnipeg, MB
Janet Clegg – St. Andrews, MB
Julia Horne – Winnipeg, MB
Leia Jaworski – Hazelridge, MB
Allison Jones – Brandon, MB
Talia Mcmurchy – Dugald, MB
Jordan Moyer – Landmark, MB
Kalyn Tokaryk – Brandon, MB
Hallie Unger – Brandon, MB
Kelysian Warmington – St. Andrews, MB
Alexa Wieczorkiewicz – Winnipeg, MB
Head Coach: Chris Cara
Assistant Coach: Brittney Fingland
18U Girls
Taylor Boughton – Oakbank, MB
Raelyn Elias – Winkler, MB
Chloe Holroyd – Winnipeg, MB
Orianna Hyndman – Hamiota, MB
Jessica Kowalski – Tyndall, MB
Ashleigh Laube – Winnipeg, MB
Payton Robinson – Steinbach, MB
Emma Parker – St. Adolphe, MB
Kyla Quiring – East St. Paul, MB
Julia Tays – Winnipeg, MB
Training Player: Jessica Edel – Morris, MB
Head Coach: Josh Thordarson
Assistant Coach: Jayme Menzies
Assistant Coach: Evelyn Kampen
34
16U Boys (1)
Austin Anderson – Niverville, MB
Gideon Dresser – La Salle, MB
Jackson Pankratz – Winnipeg, MB
Matthew Hedden – Winnipeg, MB
Shane Gabel – Winnipeg, MB
Max Brook – Selkirk, MB
Tim Juvonen – Selkirk, MB
Isaak Fast – Winnipeg, MB
Josh Terin – Winnipeg, MB
Matthew Campbell – Winnipeg, MB
Thomas Manuel – Winnipeg, MB
Head Coach: Lindsey Habib
Assistant Coach: Scott Friesen
16U Boys (2)
Jacob Thomson – Brandon, MB
Liam Nohr – Brandon, MB
Riley Paul – Brandon, MB
Brock Carmichael – Brandon, MB
Lucas Vasconcelos – Brandon, MB
Reece Wilson – Brandon, MB
Ethan Harder – Winnipeg, MB
Liam Kristjanson – Brandon, MB
Christopher Faial – Selkirk, MB
Max Paddock – Brandon, MB
Head Coach: Grant Wilson
Assistant Coach: Roy Ching
18U Boys
Adam Nixon – Winnipeg, MB
Carter Butterfield – Winnipeg, MB
Gerard Murray – Winnipeg, MB
Jack Mandryk – Lockport, MB
Mathieu Lavoie – Winnipeg, MB
Matthew Klysh – Winnipeg, MB
Owen Schwartz – Selkirk, MB
Darian Picklyk – Winnipeg, MB
Rylan Metcalf – Carmen, MB
Brendan Warren – Winnipeg, MB
Wilem Labun – Winnipeg, MB
Branson Powell – Flin Flon, MB
Dylan Sutherland – Brandon, MB
Head Coach: Ryan Ratushniak
Assistant Coach: Shane Smith
Assistant Coach: Adam DeJonckheere
Assistant Coach: Garrett Jones
35
APPENDIX D
2016 Beach Volleyball Provincial Championship Results
18U Girls
Gold – Josie Abbott / Kearley Abbott
Silver – Sydney Kurth / Julia Tays
Bronze – Sydney Michalyshen / Kalin Winter
16U Girls
Gold – Jordan Hamm / Jayda Nault
Silver – Sydney Elliott / Shayne Nichols
Bronze – Sara Christie / Jenna Mitchell-Dueck
15U Girls
Gold – Anna Maidment / Erika Vermette
Silver – Eli Jaworski / Talia Mcmurchy
Bronze – Bella Benson / Maggie Medock
14U Girls
Gold – Erika Andjelic / Sabrina Frick
Silver – Sofia Gonzalez / Valeria Gonzalez
Bronze – Shaquira Pattyn / Monika Popovic
18U Boys
Gold – Owen Schwartz / Matt Stasiuk
Silver – Ted Glass / Andrey Yaglinsky
Bronze – Mathieu Lavoie / Darian Picklyk
16U Boys
Gold – Gideon Dresser / Shane Gabel
Silver – Isaiah Olfert / Cole Olfert
Bronze – Mathieu Chartier / Patrick Seale
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APPENDIX E
2015 Graduating All-Stars & Awards
A-AA-AAA Girls Graduating All-Stars
Allie Cantelo
Virden Collegiate
Kyla Fast
Niverville Collegiate
Acacia Wiebe
Green Valley School
Brielle Grenier
Ecole Regional St. Jean Baptiste
Rayvn Wiebe
Morden Collegiate
Brittany Krahn
Killarney School
Carmen Ross
Virden Collegiate
Isabelle King
Elton Collegiate
Kendra Topham
Grandview School
Jordyn Olafson
Niverville Collegiate
Kaitlyn Arnal
College Regional Gabrielle Roy
Savannah Doucette
Neelin High School
Cassidy McCausland
Deloraine School
Ciara Zarn
Killarney School
Dana Wiens
Green Valley School
Tascha Livingstone
Cartwright School
Tayler Blatchford
Killarney School
Nicole Wondrasek
Major Pratt School
Céleste Ritchot
Centre Scolaire Leo Remillard
Gina Bartel
Morris School
Sadie McTavish
St. John's Ravenscourt
Lina Gordon
Neepawa Area Collegiate
Anika Gray
Killarney School
Jeanne Brenner
Dauphin Regional Secondary
Kendra Livingstone
Cartwright School
Evelyn Hancock
Westgate Mennonite Collegiate
Erika Fish
Westgate Mennonite Collegiate
Nadine Mendel
Morris School
Honourable Mentions: Shanna Thomson - Killarney School, Ashley Jay Hamiota Collegiate, Tori Timlick - Ste. Rose Collegiate, Caitlyn Kruk College Louis Riel
AAAA Girls Graduating All-Stars
Elizabeth Tooth
Bailey Koop
Kearley Abbott
Jessica Friesen
Madison Kurth
Kailey Painchaud-Niemi
Shayla Kessler
Brianna Patrick
Jordyn Fisher-Wells
Emily Yaeger
Charity McMurray
Lauren Weremy
Jamie Fisher
Olivia Fisher-Wells
Keylyn Feilwich
Jocelyn Koswin
Shelby Sinclair
Shea Pyle
Josie Abbott
Shayla Heinrichs
Darby Coughlin
Madison Ganske
Maricar Costosa
Alyssa MacLennan
Vincent Massey Collegiate (WPG)
Kildonan East Collegiate
St. Mary's Academy
Lord Selkirk Regional
Mennonite Brethren Collegiate
St. Mary's Academy
Fort Richmond Collegiate
Kelvin High School
Miles Macdonell Collegiate
Fort Richmond Collegiate
Garden City Collegiate
Glenlawn Collegiate
St. Mary's Academy
St. Mary's Academy
Vincent Massey High School (BDN)
St. Mary's Academy
Tec Voc High School
Glenlawn Collegiate
Honourable Mentions: Emma Onchulenko - College Jeanne-Sauve, Amy
Nowicki - Murdoch MacKay Collegiate, Danielle Wallace - Crocus Plains
Regional, Nicole Klassen - Garden Valley Collegiate, Jenna Campbell Glenlawn Collegiate
A-AA-AAA Boys Graduating All-Stars
Pierce Dresser Linden Christian School
Austin Dueck Calvin Christian Collegiate
Ethan Kramer Killarney School
Jack Tyrrell Linden Christian School
Alex Bueckert Steinbach Christian
Evan Walker Elton Collegiate
Derrick Sabourin College Regional Gabrielle Roy
Eric Dornez College Louis Riel
Riley Bouwman Calvin Christian Collegiate
Brayden Riley Killarney School
Justin Manaigre College Regional Gabrielle Roy
Yvan Bourgeois College Louis Riel
Noah Loewen Westgate Mennonite Collegiate
Brady Tilbury Melita School
David Penner Westgate Mennonite Collegiate
Chris Giesbrecht Niverville Collegiate
Evan Brad Warren Collegiate
Liam Guenther Westgate Mennonite Collegiate
Matthew Klassen Glenboro School
Adam Garnett Major Pratt School
Garrett Rubeniuk Major Pratt School
Will Hatherley Hapnot Collegiate
Julian Waldner Rosenort School
Jake Wiens Dauphin Regional Secondary
AAAA Boys Graduating All-Stars
Ben Hooker
St. Paul's High School
Martial Rondeau
College Jeanne-Sauve
Cole Tokaryk
Vincent Massey High School (BDN)
Eric Robb
Carter O’Hara
Keegan Teetaert
Steinbach Regional
Stefan Lavallee
Steinbach Regional
Austyn Ducharme
Ethan Duncan
Westwood Collegiate
PJ Seekings
Eric Ellison
Mennonite Brethren Collegiate
Everett Chartier
Serge Girouard
Ted Glass
Trezon Morcilla
Garden City Collegiate
Julian Burtniak
Mitchell Keber
Lucas Signatovich
Eric Loeppky
Steinbach Regional
Zackery Thielmann
Daniel Thiessen
Glenlawn Collegiate
Spencer Rozier
John Taylor Collegiate
Steven Francisco
Daniel McIntyre Collegiate
Matthew Stasiuk
Honourable Mentions: Greyson Knelsen - College Regional Gabrielle
Roy, Nicolas Pantel - College Louis Riel, Daniel Bohemier - College Louis
Riel, Quinn Snider - Westgate Mennonite Collegiate
Honourable Mentions: Aaron Mitchell - Dueck Vincent Massey
Collegiate (WPG), Evan Berube - Glenlawn Collegiate, Gabriel Pembele Daniel McIntyre Collegiate, Noah Olfert - Northlands Parkway Collegiate
37
Girls Coaches of the Year
A Jill Patmore Deloraine School
AAA Jayme Menzies Westgate Mennonite Collegiate
AA Carl Fast Niverville Collegiate
AAAA Russ Harder Glenlawn Collegiate
Boys Coaches of the Year
A Keith Braaksma Glenboro School
AAA Martin Rochon College Louis Riel
AA Jacqueline Lemoine College Regional Gabrielle-Roy
AAAA Marshall Jones Vincent Massey Collegiate
Referees of the Year
Rural Referee of the Year Roel Orteza
Urban Referee of the Year Teri Hildebrand
All-Manitoba Team - Girls
Brianna Patrick St. Mary's Academy
Elizabeth Tooth Vincent Massey Collegiate (WPG)
Jocelyn Koswin Garden City Collegiate
Josie Abbott St. Mary's Academy
Kearley Abbott St. Mary's Academy
Keylyn Filewich Vincent Massey Collegiate (WPG)
Lauren Weremy Lord Selkirk Regional
Shayla Heinrichs Vincent Massey High School (BDN)
All-Manitoba Team - Boys
Austyn Ducharme Miles Macdonell Collegiate
Ben Hooker St. Paul's High School
Cole Tokaryk Vincent Massey High School (BDN)
Daniel Thiessen Glenlawn Collegiate
Eric Loeppky Steinbach Regional
Serge Girouard Miles Macdonell Collegiate
Stefan Lavallee Steinbach Regional
Award Winners:
Stefan Savoie Memorial Scholarship – Ted Glass
Mike Burchuk High School Female Player of the Year Award – Kearley Abbott
Dennis Nord High School Male Player of the Year Award – Eric Loeppky
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