30 March 2015 - South African Figure Skating Association

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SOUTH AFRICAN FIGURE
SKATING ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL REPORT
1 APRIL 2014
to
31 MARCH 2015
GENERAL INFORMATION
Name:
South African Figure Skating Association
NPO Registration Number:
005-978 NPO
SARS PBO Reference Number: 18/11/13/4433
Physical Address:
Silver Oaks Estate
15 Lazio Street
Protea Heights
7560
Cape Town
Western Cape
Postal Address:
PO Box 16657
DOWERGLEN
1612
Johannesburg
Gauteng
Website:
www.safsa.org.za
Office Bearers:
President:
Deputy President:
National Secretary:
National Treasurer:
National Development Officer:
National Public Relations Officer:
Contact Numbers:
President:
*Photo's courtesy of the ISU and Getty Images
Mobile:
Fax:
e-mail:
National Secretary: Mobile:
E-mail:
Mr VS D’Aguanno
Mr N Abrahams
Mrs D Rees
Mrs E Rosser
Mr E Dreyer
Vacant
(082) 859 4965
(021) 808 4206
[email protected]
(082) 828 9836
[email protected]
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INDEX
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
General Information ............................................................................................................2
Presidents Report ................................................................................................................4
Statistics and General Information at a Glance......................................................................9
a-1 SAFSA Direct Membership Statistics for the rolling four year period 2012-2015 ...............9
a-2 Club Membership Statistics for the rolling four year period 2012-2015 ...........................10
b
SAFSA Direct Membership by Province and Region statistics as at 31 March 2015 .........11
c
Recreational Skating ..........................................................................................................11
d
Development and Proficiency Tests ..................................................................................12
e
Training Facilities ...............................................................................................................13
Governance ....................................................................................................................... 14
a
The Council of SAFSA .........................................................................................................14
b
The Executive Committee of the Council...........................................................................14
c
The Four Provincial Affiliates .............................................................................................14
d
The Standing Committees of the Council ..........................................................................14
e
South African Figure Skating Coaches Commission ...........................................................14
Meetings of the Council and Standing Committees ............................................................. 15
a
The Council and Executive Committee of the Council .......................................................15
b
The Provincial Affiliates of the SAFSA ................................................................................16
c
Standing Committees of the SAFSA ...................................................................................16
d
The South African Figure Skating Coaches Commission ....................................................18
Participation in International Events................................................................................... 19
a
ISU Championships ............................................................................................................19
b
ISU Competitions ...............................................................................................................19
c
Other International Competitions .....................................................................................22
National, Interprovincial and Provincial Events ................................................................... 24
a
National Championships ....................................................................................................24
b
Interprovincial Championships ..........................................................................................24
c
Provincial Championships ..................................................................................................25
d
Other Competitions ...........................................................................................................25
Awards .............................................................................................................................. 26
a
SAFSA National Colours and Protea Colours - First Awards ..............................................26
b
SAFSA National Colours and Protea Colours - Re-awards .................................................27
c
Max Staub Star ...................................................................................................................29
Role of Honour .................................................................................................................. 30
a
2014 National Championships ...........................................................................................30
b
2014 Cape Interprovincial Championships ........................................................................31
c
2014 Gauteng Interprovincial Championships ..................................................................32
d
2015 KwaZulu/Natal Interprovincial Championships ........................................................33
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PRESIDENT'S REPORT
It gives me great pleasure to present my report on the activities of the South African Figure Skating
Association (SAFSA) for the 2014/2015 financial year.
The primary objective of this association is to foster greater interest in the sport of Figure Skating in
general and further develop its four disciplines of Singles, Pairs, Ice Dance and Synchronised Skating
in particular.
In this vein, a primary objective of this organisation remains the continued
implementation of the finalised Long Term Participant Development Plan (LTPDP) for SAFSA which
was presented to the membership at the Awards and Draw Ceremony held at the 2012 National
Championships and developed by the National Technical Committee (NTC) in conjunction with the
South African Figure Skating Coaches Commission (SAFSCC) and the South African Sports
Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) and Dr Istvan Balyi. I am pleased to report that the
implementation of the plan continues resulting in a far more pro-active management approach of
athlete training and performance. All athletes competing at international level and all athletes
identified as high-performance athletes by the NTC are now required to have preliminary LTPDP in
place. As this practice become further entrenched within the sport over time, the detail of the LTPDP
for each athlete will grow into a fully-fledged LTPDP for each athlete. The intention of LTPDP is to
monitor and carefully manage the progress and development of the athlete according to set criteria
and goals the athlete together with the sport have set.
In order for SAFSA to manage the sport of Figure Skating in the most effective and efficient manner,
the continued evaluation of the current governance structures of SAFSA remains essential. It goes
without saying that maintaining the status quo in an increasingly globalised environment is no longer
an option with several challenges that need to be dealt with relating to development, capacity building
and producing results that are deemed to be acceptable to all the national and international
stakeholders in the sport of Figure Skating in particular, sport in general and the citizens of South
Africa. The administrators, officials and volunteers in the sport govern and manage the sport of Figure
Skating on behalf of the citizens of South Africa and we are answerable to all our stakeholders with
regards to both the manner in which we govern and the decisions our structures make. We are simply
the custodians and not the 'owners' of the sport of Figure Skating and thus we have an onerous
responsibility in ensuring we manage the sport well for the benefit of current and future generations of
South African citizens who wish to partake in the sport of Figure Skating.
The membership statistics for the sport indicate that the SAFSA direct membership averages around
622 direct SAFSA members for this and the previous three reporting periods. There was a 6% drop in
numbers from the previous reporting period exclusively due to the dramatic fall in membership
numbers in the Gauteng North Provincial affiliate and where it would seem this Provincial Affiliate is
finding it difficult to recover to previous membership numbers.. This drop and slow recovery can be
directly attributed to the loss of the Kollonade Shopping Centre ice rink and additionally the significant
interruption between the closing of this ice rink and the opening of the The Grove Shopping Centre ice
rink. The drop in membership numbers in the Gauteng North Provincial affiliate further emphasises
how closely membership numbers correlate with the availability of facilities to practice the sport of
Figure Skating and thus how closely dependent the sport is on available facilities. The fact that the
SAFSA neither owns nor manages any ice rink facilities in the country places the sport at significant
risk. In the KwaZulu/Natal Provincial affiliate the sport faced the same challenge as the Gauteng
North Provincial affiliate where the Durban Ice Rink closed in August 2013 for a complete overhaul.
Fortunately, during this refurbishment period the ice rink in Amanzimtoti was able to cater for the
majority of the existing membership that was based in the Durban Ice Rink and the membership
statistics for KwaZulu/Natal at the end of this reporting period show only a small decline in numbers.
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Club membership in the country in those provinces who have solid club structures in place indicates
continued growth with a total membership of 1804 members found predominantly in two clubs based
in Cape Town. This represents a growth of 4.6% from the previous reporting period. Despite this
continued growth, even at a low percentage, it however remains questionable whether two of the three
large clubs (Junior Blades, Black Panthers and Seals Junior) can sustain such large numbers (885,
493 and 170 total members, respectively) over a significant period of time given the amount of ice time
available for the clubs on a weekly basis. Nevertheless, these numbers bode well for future direct
membership number of the Western Province and KwaZulu/Natal Provincial affiliates.
Total membership numbers are of course an important indicator of the size of the sport in the country.
However, such total numbers cannot be seen in isolation as the membership should also reflect the
demographics of the country or the district and province in question. The demographics of the club
membership indicate that 47% of club members are from the previously disadvantaged grouping. For
a non-mainstream sport such a Figure Skating, this is a good demographic statistic when one also
takes into account the number of facilities available and the locations thereof. However, the direct
membership statistics of the Provincial affiliates indicate that only 18% of the direct members of the
Provincial affiliates are from the previously disadvantaged grouping. The challenge the SAFSA must
face is to transform the direct membership so that this more closely reflects the club membership as
the club membership is the source from which the direct membership of the SAFSA is derived.
Initiatives in this regard have been commenced by some Provincial Affiliates.
On the coaching front, Lejeanne Marais has decided to retire from competitive activities and has now
joined the SAFSCC and commenced as a part time coach in Gauteng. We wish her the very best in
this new phase of her skating career. Four new coaches have joined the SAFSA coaching team,
namely Mr Gareth Echardt, Ms Irina Bogomolova, Ms Debbie Sack and Ms Siobhan Beuschel, who
resigned as a Judge to start coaching, and we also wish them the very best in their coaching
endeavours going forward. Unfortunately, we lost the very talented Mr Laurent Depouilly during this
past year and who has returned to France. It is always difficult to find a replacement for such a calibre
of coach. Gauteng was able to source Mr Mark Cockerell from the USA for a period of time. He has
since relocated to Durban and we trust Durban will make full use of his knowledge whilst he is based
there. Mr Cockerell has very extensive coaching experience in many parts of the world and SAFSA
can learn much from his knowledge and experience.
The past year also saw the settling in of the first two new levels of the revised Skating Skills
Development Test Structure. The introduction thereof was never going to be easy due to the
magnitude and complexity of the revision but nevertheless progressed well for which we must thank
the NTC, SAFSCC and the National Judges Technical Committee (NJTC). Anecdotal evidence
indicates that the athletes themselves seem to find the two new levels far more interesting and of
course challenging to master and the results thereof speak for themselves. The new Level 3 Skating
Skills test has been designed and will be implemented from 1 July 2015. The Development and
Proficiency Tests statistics show a large decline in the number of tests passed during this reporting
period. With the introduction of the newly revised Skating Skills structure which is no doubt of a higher
standard than before, this decline is to be expected. The SAFSA through the NTC has not yet made a
final decision as to whether these two test series should be maintained and ensure they continue to
add significant value to the development of the athletes or alternatively the two test series must be
scrapped.
The South African Department of Sport and Recreation (SRSA) as well as the SASCOC are adamant
that the agendas of development, transformation and mass mobilisation continue to occupy the
highest priority in the minds of sport administrators. In a sport as small as ours and compared to the
other more prominent sports in our country, further development of the sport of Figure Skating is
essential if the sport is to continue on a sustainable basis. I am pleased to report that to assist in this
endeavour, SRSA provided the SAFSA with a grant of R400,000 (R700,000 was received in the
previous reporting period) to support this development. This development portion of the grant funding
(R300,000) was utilised as follows during this reporting period:
(a) An amount of R45,000 was reserved to help subsidise the costs of the three Interprovincial
Championships thereby keeping entry fees as low as possible for these three events;
(b) An amount of R112,000 was reserved to assist the different development clubs affiliated to the
Provincial affiliates as well as the Synchronised Skating clubs active in the Provincial affiliates;
(c) An amount of R29,869 was reserved for travelling costs to the 2015 Junior World Championships
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(d) An amount of R113,131 was reserved for distribution amongst the top ranked athlete in the
different sections to assist with training expenses incurred during the season.
From the above funding breakdown it should be clear that all the funding was utilised to further
develop and transform the sport of Figure Skating and the athletes, either directly or indirectly through
the different clubs, three training camps and numerous competitions, were the major beneficiaries of
this grant.
An important benefit to the SAFSA in having officials at international level is the transfer of knowledge
and experience these persons gain during their individual international assignments. In this regard, Mr
Neil Garrard attended the 2015 Junior World Championships held in Tallin, Estonia and the Winter
Universiade held in Grenada, Span as an ISU Championship Judge during this reporting period. Ms
Fiona Rivett attended the ISU Junior Grand Prix held in France as an International Judge. Mrs Lisa
Stigant attended the Skate Celje international competition in Ljubljana, Slovenia as one of the
Technical Specialists for the competition.
Mr Etienne Dreyer attended the re-accreditation
International Judges Seminar in Courchevel, France held in conjunction with the ISU Junior Grand
Prix. Mrs Lisa Stigant attended the ISU annual Frankfurt seminar for re-accreditation as an
International Technical Specialists in Singles Skating and Ms Barbara-Anne Hawkes attended the
seminar to train as a Technical Specialist in Synchronised Skating. We continue to enjoy the wealth of
experience each gain at these ISU Championships, International Competitions and seminars and in
turn benefit from the transfer of knowledge to our own national Judges and coaches.
Within the borders of our country, Lisa Stigant and Barbara-Anne Hawkes attended a periodization
course held by Mr Wayne Lombard and the Sports Science Institute. Megan Allely was re-certified as
a Strength and Conditioning Specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association, and she
also attended an Inaugural Youth Talent ID and Development Conference at the Sports Science
Institute. Coaches accreditation Level 1 courses were held in Gauteng and the Western Cape. It is
very encouraging to be able to report on many coaches attending training courses available to them
within this country and provided by knowledgeable persons through accredited service providers such
as the Sport Science Institute.
Furthermore, based on the experience and courses different members of SAFSA attended, Technical
Panel courses were held in the Western Cape and Gauteng for the Technical Specialists and
Technical Controllers.
On the international front, the SAFSA nominated and sent numerous athletes and teams to
international events to represent South Africa during the reporting period. The details of the
participation in these events are reported in detail in the later part of this report. Through the athletes
and teams, the SAFSA can report on the following highlights during this reporting period:
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Two young SAFSA high-performance athletes took part in the 2 ISU Development
Trophy in April 2014 held in Manila, Philippines. Jaydean Brits (Novice A Girls) and
Courtney Kuhn (Novice B Girls) returned to South Africa with a Bronze and Silver medal,
respectively and SAFSA is justly proud of this wonderful achievement by these two
athletes;
Our Adult level athletes clearly have no intention of being “out-shone” by the younger
athletes and also fared well this past season at the annual International Adult Competition
held in Obertsdorf, Germany. Christopher Barnett (Bronze Men I Artistic) returned with a
Silver medal and both Tatiana Sango and Lidiya Ryndina (Bronze Ladies II Artistic) placed
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15 and 18 out of 23 athletes. SAFSA can be justly proud of these achievements by a
division in our sport that is still in its infancy. We trust such achievements will spur the
adult athletes further to achieve even better results. Tatiana Sango and Christopher
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Barnett also competed in the Adult Pair Skating section and attained an 8 place out of 12
pairs competing.
Michaela du Toit once again qualified to compete in the ISU 2015 Junior World
Championships during this reporting period. Although we had planned and previous
international competitions showed she was capable of qualifying for the final round, one
error in her Short Program resulted in a significant loss of points resulting in her not
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qualifying for the final round. Michaela is committed to reaching this goal which we have
no doubt she will achieve. Her qualification and participation in this championship led to
the SAFSA gaining more participation rights into additional ISU Junior Grand Prix events in
the upcoming season which is to the benefit of many other junior level athletes in the sport;
and
Michaela du Toit (ISU Junior Grand Prix’s, Aichi, Japan and Dresden, Germany, Bavarian
Open), Courtney Kuhn (Skate Celje) and Lejeanne Marais (Winter Universiade) all
achieved very credible placings in these very competitive events.
The SAFSA can be extremely proud of the achievement of these athletes and these results and this
certainly bodes well for the future of these athletes and the SAFSA. We should be very proud to see
our country flag in the podium positions of international competitions. We trust these athletes will
continue to build on these excellent results and look forward to them continuing to represent South
Africa at high level international events culminating in future Senior World Championships and the
Olympic Winter Games.
Many other younger athletes also took part in international competitions and trust that their exposure
to international standards and athletes of the same age will give them a better and first hand
understanding of what is required to achieve good international results in major championships in the
future. SAFSA National Colours were awarded for the first time to six athletes and re-awarded to
seven other athletes for participating in international competitions and Protea Colours, on behalf of the
SASCOC, were awarded for the first time to five athletes and two Team Leaders/Managers and reawarded to a further nine athletes and two coaches during this reporting period for participation in ISU
Championships. The details of these awards can be found in the latter part of this report.
The cornerstone of proving that any sporting association is promoting and developing the sport
actively is the holding of different competitive events.
In this regard, the annual National
Championship was held on 18-21 May 2014 at The Grove Ice Rink, Lynwood, Pretoria and a further
three Interprovincial Championships were also held during this reporting period. A total of 457
athletes took part in the three Interprovincial events and the National Championships. A Roll of
Honour for the medalists and these four championships can be found in the latter part of this report.
Provincial Affiliates also held annual Provincial Championships and numerous other smaller club,
inter-club and inter-school competitions were held at club level. It is very heartening that many of our
athletes are making use of these competitive opportunities in order to develop as competitive athletes.
As in my previous report there still remain major challenges that the SAFSA will have to address in the
short term. The largest of these is the Recognition of Sport and Recreation Bodies regulations of
SRSA and specifically the requirement of at least seven active Provincial Affiliates according to the
provincial borders published by the Demarcation Board being registered in the sport in order to qualify
as a national sport. We are well aware that the reason that the SAFSA does not yet meet this
requirement is that there are only ice rink facilities currently in three of the nine Provinces in South
Africa and it remains almost impossible to start a Provincial Affiliate in a Province without any facilities
to develop the sport.
The good news on the ice rink front was that an ice rink in Centurion in the Forest Hill City Mall was
opened. The Gauteng North Provincial affiliate can now commence to re-new and enlarge its
membership base using this facility as its base. We have also received news that there exists a
strong possibility that a new ice rink will be established in Port Elizabeth giving SAFSA the possibility
to be present as a sport in four provinces in South Africa. The refurbishment of the ice rink in Durban
Central is progressing well and should re-open its doors for business in May 2015. The reintroduction
of this facility in Durban which will be a standard size ice rink should assist greatly in renewing and
strengthening the KwaZulu/Natal Figure Skating Association even further.
It would be irresponsible for the SAFSA not to thank the many internal and external stakeholders in
our sport who have assisted in sustaining the sport in this annual report. On behalf of the SAFSA I
wish to thank SRSA, the ISU, SASCOC and Lotto Distribution Trust Fund for their assistance,
guidance and financial contributions towards the daily activities and development of the SAFSA and its
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members. We remain truly grateful and humble for this assistance and guidance and look forward to a
continued positive relationship with them.
Finally, to govern, manage, promote and develop a sport with in essence only unpaid volunteers is
never an easy task. To the many volunteers, officials, members, office holders and athletes, thank
you for your continued support, involvement and dedication to the sport. None of the achievements
reached to date would have been possible without your commitment, assistance and dedication and
we once again look forward to your continued involvement and assistance in the future. It continues to
remain both a privilege and a humbling experience to be able to lead such a fine group of diverse
people for the benefit of the sport of Figure Skating in South Africa. A sincere “Thank You” to you all!
_____________________________
VINCENZO (ENZO) D'AGUANNO
PRESIDENT
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DATE: 6 of May 2015
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STATISTICS AND GENERAL INFORMATION
AT A GLANCE
(a-1) SAFSA Direct Membership Statistics for the rolling four year period 2012 – 2015
Honorary
Members
Longstanding
Members
Ordinary
Members
TOTAL
PDI*
31 March 2012
12
13
110
135
14
31 March 2013
8
11
142
161
16
31 March 2014
6
11
146
163
16
31 March 2015
Gauteng North
6
9
131
146
19
31 March 2012
4
3
65
72
6
31 March 2013
3
2
61
66
6
31 March 2014
-
-
20
20
2
31 March 2015
KwaZulu / Natal
-
-
19
19
1
31 March 2012
16
3
53
72
4
31 March 2013
4
7
110
121
7
31 March 2014
4
4
125
133
12
31 March 2015
Western Province
4
2
117
123
11
31 March 2012
14
30
215
259
75
31 March 2013
15
31
230
276
80
31 March 2014
15
34
247
296
80
31 March 2015
SAPSU / SAFSCC**
19
29
239
287
76
31 March 2012
2
11
20
33
1
31 March 2013
2
11
20
33
1
31 March 2014
3
21
12
36
1
31 March 2015
TOTAL (all affiliates)
3
20
13
36
1
31 March 2012
48
60
463
571
100
31 March 2013
32
62
563
657
110
31 March 2014
28
70
550
648
111
31 March 2015
32
60
519
611
108
Affiliate
Central Gauteng
*Previously Disadvantaged Individuals
**South African Professional Skaters Union (Coaches Union) now called the South African Figure
Skating Coaches Commission
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(a-2) Club Membership Statistics for the rolling three four period 2012 – 2015
Club*
Junior Blades Ice Skating Club
31 March 2012
31 March 2013
31 March 2014
31 March 2015
Black Panthers Figure Skating Club
31 March 2012
31 March 2013
31 March 2014
31 March 2015
Sunday Night Club
31 March 2012
31 March 2013
31 March 2014
31 March 2015
Seals Junior Ice Skating Club
31 March 2012
31 March 2013
31 March 2014
31 March 2015
Durban Junior Ice Skating Club
31 March 2012
31 March 2013
31 March 2014
31 March 2015
KZN Synchronised Skating Club
31 March 2012
31 March 2013
31 March 2014
31 March 2015
WP Synchronised Skating Club
31 March 2012
31 March 2013
31 March 2014
31 March 2015
Gauteng Synchronised Skating Club
31 March 2012
31 March 2013
31 March 2014
31 March 2015
Cutting Edge & Gauteng Adult
31 March 2012
31 March 2013
31 March 2014
31 March 2015
Total
Members
PDI
%
PDI
Cape Town Metropolitan
Municipality,
Western
Province
509
543
793
885
221
189
336
396
43%
35%
42%
45%
Municipality,
Western
Province
359
241
504
493
240
163
398
339
67%
68%
79%
69%
Municipality,
Western
Province
117
68
69
46
16
19
39%
24%
28%
eThekwini
Metropolitan
Municipality, KwaZulu /
Natal Province
204
130
170
62
31
38
30%
24%
22%
eThekwini
Metropolitan
Natal Province
82
105
99
74
35
50
38
25
43%
48%
38%
34%
eThekwini
Metropolitan
Natal Province
19
-
1
-
5%
-
Municipality,
Western
Province
61
73
64
22
30
28
36%41%
44%
16
21
30
1
4
6
6%
19%
20%
14
18
19
950
1301
1725
1804
1
3
3
496
534
857
854
7%
17%
16%
52%
41%
49%
47%
Region / Province
Gauteng Provinces
Gauteng Provinces
TOTAL (31 March 2012):
*The listed clubs are members of the respective Provincial Affiliates. In the Gauteng region (Johannesburg and
Pretoria) the activities of the clubs are performed by academies owned and managed by the Ice Rink itself.
These academies are not members of the two Provincial Affiliates (Central Gauteng and Gauteng North) but it is
estimated the number of participants in the academies in the three ice rinks exceeds 350
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(b) SAFSA Direct Membership by Province and Region Statistics as at 31 March 2015
Honorary
Members
Longstanding
Members
Ordinary
Members
TOTAL
PDI*
Central Gauteng (Total)
6
9
131
146
19
Johannesburg Metro
3
5
86
94
15
Tshwane
-
1
11
12
2
West Rand
1
`-
12
13
2
Ekurhuleni (Germiston)
2
2
22
26
-
Other Province(s)
-
1
-
1
-
-
-
19
19
1
Cape Town Metro
-
-
1
1
-
Johannesburg Metro
-
-
2
2
1
Tshwane
-
-
16
16
-
KwaZulu/Natal (Total)
4
2
117
123
11
eThekwini (Durban)
4
2
111
117
9
iLembe (Kwa Dukuza)
-
-
2
2
2
Ugu (Port Shepstone)
-
-
2
2
-
Umgungundlovu (PMB)
-
-
2
2
-
Western Province (Total)
19
29
239
287
76
Cape Town Metro
17
28
234
279
76
Other - International
2
-
3
5
-
-
2
2
-
Affiliate
Gauteng North (Total)
Boland
-
1
-
1
-
SAPSU / SAFSCC (Total)
3
20
13
36
1
-
2
1
3
-
Johannesburg Metro
3
-
4
7
-
Tshwane
-
4
1
5
-
eThekwini (Durban)
-
6
2
8
1
Cape Town Metro
-
8
5
13
-
Total (all affiliates)
32
60
519
611
108
Percentage (all affiliates)
5%
10%
85%
100%
18%
*Previously Disadvantaged Individuals
** South African Professional Skaters Union (Coaches Union) now called the South African Figure
Skating Coaches Commission
(c) Recreational Skating
It is estimated that conservatively 90,000 persons per month ice skate recreationally in the different ice
rinks across the country. More accurate statistics cannot be supplied as the ice rinks are private
commercial facilities and the association has no access to their individual ticket sales figures.
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(d) Development and Proficiency Tests
The following development and proficiency tests were successfully completed by the athletes during
the reporting period commencing 1 April and ending 31 March the following year:
For the period 1 April 2011 to 31 March 2012
Test Type
WP
KZN
GN
CG
Total
Skating Skills Series
50
12
8
49
119
Elements in Isolation Series
4
12
6
23
45
Free Skating Test Series
0
0
1
4
5
Star Test Series
15
17
0
8
40
69
41
15
84
209
WP
KZN
GN
CG
Total
43
32
8
44
127
4
35
9
38
86
22
8
0
2
32
Star Test Series
18
2
0
14
34
87
77
17
98
279
WP
KZN
GN
CG
Total
54
23
3
42
122
0
17
2
13
32
0
0
0
0
0
Star Test Series
43
4
4
12
63
97
44
9
67
217
WP
KZN
GN
CG
Total
40
13
2
35
90
1
1
0
3
5
0
0
0
0
0
Star Test Series
26
3
0
6
35
67
17
2
44
130
Total:
Test Type
Total:
Test Type
Total:
Test Type
Total:
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(e) Training Facilities
The following training facilities with different degrees of access are available for training by the
athletes of SAFSA.
Name
Address
Town, City
The Ice Station
Grand West Casino and Entertainment Complex
Cape Town
Northgate Ice Rink
Northgate Shopping Centre Mall
Randburg, Jhb
Festival Mall Ice Rink
Festival Shopping Centre Mall
Kempton Park, Jhb
The Grove Ice Rink
The Grove Shopping Centre Mall
Pretoria
Forest Hill Ice Rink
Forest Hill City Centre Mall
Krugersdorp, Centurion
Durban Ice Rink**
81 Somsteu Road
Durban
Galleria Ice Rink
Galleria Shopping Centre Mall
Amanzimtoti, Durban
** Closed for the period under review for complete refurbishment.
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GOVERNANCE
The SAFSA is promoted, controlled and managed by the following bodies:
(a) The Council of SAFSA
th
The Council of SAFSA held its Annual General Meeting on the 17 of October 2014 in Cape
Town at the Grandwest Casino and Entertainment Complex. The SAFSA Financial Statements,
Presidents, Vice President's and Standing Committee Chairperson's and SAPSU Reports were
tabled and approved at the meeting.
The Council of SAFSA met on two further occasions for ordinary meetings that took place on the
th
th
17 of May (City Lodge, Lynwood, Pretoria) and 18 of October 2014 (Engineering Knowledge
Centre, Stellenbosch University, Stellenbosch). It should be noted that the Council also makes
use of e-mail correspondence between Council meetings to make and ratify decisions of the
Council.
(b) The Executive Committee of the Council
The Executive Committee continues to be in daily contact by means of e-mail to plan and execute
the necessary daily activities of SAFSA.
(c) The following four Provincial Affiliates:
(i)
Central Gauteng Figure Skating Association (CG)
(ii)
Gauteng North Figure Skating Association (GN)
(iii)
KwaZulu-Natal Figure Skating Association (KZN)
(iv)
Western Province Figure Skating Association (WP)
(d) The following four Standing Committees of the Council:
(i)
International Selections Committee (ISC)
 Singles and Pairs Division
 Ice Dancing Division
 Synchronised Skating Division
(ii)
National Technical Committee (NTC)
(iii)
National Judges Technical Committee (NJTC)
(iv)
Rules and Regulations Committee (R&RC)
(e) The South African Figure Skating Coaches Commission (SAFSCC)
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MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL AND STANDING
COMMITTEES
A.
The Council and Executive Committee of the Council
The persons attending the Annual General Meeting and Council General Meetings of the SAFSA were
as follows:
Role
Person
AGM
17/10/14
CGM
17/05/14
CGM
18/10/14
National President
D'Aguanno, Mr VS



Deputy National President
Abrahams, Mr N


Apol
National Secretary
Rees, Mrs D



National Treasurer
Rosser, Mrs E
Apol
Apol
Apol
National Development Officer
Dreyer, Mr E



National Public Relations Officer
Vacant
Vice President: Central Gauteng
McColl, Mr W



2 Delegate: Central Gauteng
Skinner, Mrs H
Bates, Mrs E

Vice President: Gauteng North
Sailer, Mrs J



2 Delegate: Gauteng North
Viljoen, Mr C
Apol

Apol
Vice President: KwaZulu/Natal
de Kock, Mrs B
van Staden, Mrs C (obo V-P)

2 Delegate: KwaZulu/Natal
Van Staden, Mrs C
van der Hammen, Mr M

Vice President: Western Province
van der Riet, Mrs D

2 Delegate: Western Province
Abrahams, Mr N
Engel-Hills, Mrs P

Athlete Representative
Sailer, Ms V
Wilkinson, Mr J

Chairperson: NJTC
Garrard, Mr N



2 Delegate: NJTC
Mancini, Ms C



Chairperson: SAFSCC
Marais, Mrs S



2 Delegate: SAFSCC
Broodryk, Mr D



Chairperson: Rules & Regulations
Dreyer, Mr E



nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
nd
Note:












AGM = Annual General Meeting, CGM = Council General Meeting
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B.
The Provincial Affiliates of the SAFSA
The Provincial Affiliates of the SAFSA reported that each Provincial Affiliate held its Annual
General Meeting as required by their respective constitutions and regular Provincial Committee
meetings to manage the daily affairs of the province. I am pleased to report that the four
Provincial Affiliates are managed well, meeting their governance obligations and executing their
mandates in the best possible manner under very trying circumstances. The growth and
progress of the SAFSA is almost entirely driven by the activities of the Provincial Affiliates and
thus their effective and efficient governance and management is of critical importance.
C.
The Standing Committee's of the SAFSA
1.
International Selections Committee (ISC)
The ISC convened on three occasions during the period in review:
 22 May 2014 (Pretoria)
 19 October 2014 (Cape Town)
The members of the ISC were as follows:
22 May 2014 and 19 October 2014 meetings
Singles and Pairs Division
Chairperson (President):
Mr VS D'Aguanno
Secretary (National Secretary)*:
Mrs D Rees
R&R Representative (Chairperson R&RC)*:
Mr E Dreyer
Members:
Mrs H Balk-Pinto
Mr N Garrard
Mrs J Griffiths
Ice Dancing Division
Mr VS D'Aguanno
Mrs D Rees
Mr E Dreyer
Members:
Mrs H Balk-Pinto
Mr R Jacobs
Ms B Smith
Synchronised Skating Division
Mr VS D'Aguanno
Mrs D Rees
Mr E Dreyer
Members:
Ms B Smith
Mr R Jacobs
Mr E Dreyer
* Ex-officio members without voting rights
2.
National Technical Committee (NTC)
The NTC held its deliberations via e-mail during the period under review. The members of the
committee are as follows:
Chairperson: Mr E Dreyer
Members:
Judges: Mr N Garrard (NJTC Chairperson)
Ms B Smith
Mrs J Griffiths
Coaches: Mrs S Marais (SAFSCC Chairperson)
Mrs H Ashley
Mr D Quattrocecere
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The function of the NTC is to review all competition and championship requirements and the
continued further development of the various development test structures in the association and
submit to the Council proposals for the amendment thereof. It has the further mandate to
maintain and update the ISU Judging System software and hardware as and when required and
to train and provide sufficient officials for the effective use of the ISU Judging System software
during Interprovincial and National Championships.
The NTC held two meetings (at the 2014 National Championships and again at the 2015
Kwazulu/Natal Interprovincial Championships during the period under review.
The NTC submitted several proposals to the Council based on its annual reviews and these have
been deliberated upon by the Council. These submissions and proposals included:
 Which athletes qualify to represent SAFSA at international competitions, World
Championships and Olympic Winter Games;
 Reduction in the number of attempts to pass a Star Test;
 Revision of Star Test and minimum International Selections scores;
 Replacing the Short Program in the Pre-Novice section with a Components Program;
 How to break ties in the Components Program of the Pre-Novice section;
 The possible introduction of the Free Fall Rule to encourage the execution of difficult jumps in
programs; and
 Continued implementation of the SAFSA Long Term Participant Development (LTPD) Plan for
SAFSA.
Future projects that the NTC has identified include:
 further revision of the Skating Skills Test Series to ensure this is aligned with and supports the
objectives of the SAFSA LTPD Plan;
 the compilation of a training video relating to the Skating Skills Test Series for athletes,
coaches and Judges in order to assist with the identification of errors and good features in all
the exercises and improve the consistency of the Judging across the country;
 the annual revision of the Star Test minimum Technical Pass Marks for all disciplines; and
 the annual revision of the International Selections minimum scores.
3.
National Judges Technical Committee (NJTC)
The NJTC held its annual meeting during the 2014 National Championships in May 2014 in
Pretoria. The members of the NJTC are as follows:
Chairperson:
Vice Chairperson:
Secretary:
Rules and Reg.:
Members:
Garrard, Mr N
Mancini, Ms C
Vacant
Dreyer, Mr E
Balk-Pinto, Mrs H
De Kock, Mrs B
Jacobs, Mr R
Brits, Mrs J
Du Plessis, Mrs K
Rivett, Ms F
D'Aguanno, Mr VS
Griffiths, Mrs J
Smith, Ms B
Over and above the twelve Judges that are members of the NJTC, there are additional Judges
who are progressing through the ranks in the association and once they become Senior National
Judges will become members of the NJTC. What is also extremely pleasing is that more
previously disadvantaged individuals are showing interest in judging and out of the total of 21
active Judges in the country, seven (33%) are from the PDI grouping. This bodes well for the
future diversity of the judging panels and officials in the organisation.
The NJTC is required to consider the annual promotions and compile the final list of Judges and
Referee's and levels of qualification. In addition, the NJTC must resolve any disputes relating to
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Judging and Refereeing matters and must draw up the panel of Judges and Referees for the
different sections at the annual National Championships.
The NJTC also regularly submits proposals to the NTC for consideration by both Judges and
coaches prior to the proposal being submitted to the Council.
4.
Rules and Regulations Committee (R&RC)
The R&RC does not hold regular meetings. Its function is to submit constitutional, rules and
regulations proposals to the Council for consideration based on the needs of the association and
changes in the regulatory framework, both nationally and internationally, in which the SAFSA
operates. It furthermore advises the Council with regards to proposals submitted and
clarifications required with regards to the current rules in effect.
Chairperson:
Members:
D.
Dreyer, Mr E
NJTC Representative - vacant
McColl, Mr W
The South African Figure Skating Coaches Commission (SAFSCC)
The primary function of the SAFSCC is to manage and govern all coaching related matters in the
SAFSA as well as developing and training of new coaches for the sport. The members of the
Executive Committee of the SAFSCC are as follows:
Chairperson:
Vice Chairperson:
Secretary and Treasurer:
Western Cape Representative:
KwaZulu/Natal Representative:
Gauteng Representative:
Marais, Mrs S
Broodryk, Mr D
Stigant, Mrs L
Hawks, Ms B
Ashley, Mrs H
Slabbert, Mrs G
There are currently 36 members of the SAFSCC consisting of:
(a) Three Honorary Member Coaches
(b) Twenty Longstanding Member Coaches
(c) Thirteen Ordinary Member Coaches
The SAFSCC together with the NTC continues to assist with the implementation of the framework
for the Long Term Participant Development (LTPD) Programme that was initiated by the SAFSA
in conjunction with the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee in previous
years.
A number of active competing athletes continue to participate in the Teaching Apprenticeship
Program under the guidance of an experienced coach who acts as their mentor whilst providing
training assistance to other active athletes. The hope is that these athletes will, once they have
decided to retire from competitive skating, use this mentoring opportunity well and use this basis
to become coaches and members of SAFSCC and actively contribute towards the development
of the sport in years to come.
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PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL
EVENTS
The following athletes, officials and coaches participated during the reporting period in the following
international events sanctioned by the International Skating Union and approved by SASCOC.
A.
ISU CHAMPIONSHIPS
1.
ISU 2015 Junior World Championships (2 – 8 March 2015, Tallin, Estonia)
Coach:
Mr O Jaaskelainen
Team Leader: Mrs I du Toit
Judge:
Mr N Garrard
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Junior Ladies
Michaela du Toit
Statistics:
Short Program Score:
Free Skating Score:
th
37 out of 43 athletes.
Placing:
2.
ISU 2015 Junior World Synchronised Skating Championships (13 – 14 March 2015,
Croatia, Zagreb)
Coach:
Team Leader:
Team Manager:
Mr D Broodryk
Ms L Göbel
Ms M Cilliers
Section:
Team Name:
Athletes:
Synchronised Skating, Junior
Team Rainbow
Arendse, Nathan
Bunn, Melissa
Cromhout, Natasha
Dagnin, Monique
Giesemann, Natascha Göbel, Jessica
Gqotso, Nuraan
Guenantin, Lauren
Maggot, Talia
Melim, Antonia
Morris, Tarryn
Phillips, Kristen
Viljoen, Tara
Statistics:
Free Skating Program Score:
rd
23 out of 24 teams.
Placing:
B.
38.69
FNR
Cilliers, Rene
Faure, Robyn
Goliath,
Michaila
Hilliar, Chantal
Morris,
Bradley
Thomson, Zoe
17.87
40.58
ISU COMPETITIONS
1.
Triglav Trophy (2 – 6 April 2014, Jesenice, Slovenia)
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Advanced Novice Girls
Alicia Gerber
Statistics:
17.78
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Placing:
th
27 out of 28 athletes
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Senior Ladies
Kim Falconer
Statistics:
th
Placing:
2.
3.
4.
5.
34.11
29.98
50.87
Narcisa Cup (2 – 6 April 2014, Jesenice, Slovenia)
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Basic Novice A Girls
Marielle Kollaja
Statistics:
Placing:
th
21.07
2nd World Development Trophy (21 – 26 April 2014, Manila, Philippines)
Coach:
Ms L Stigant
Section:
Athlete:
Jaydean Brits
Statistics:
Placing:
rd
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Basic Novice B Girls
Courtney Kuhn
Statistics:
Placing:
nd
2 out of 9 athletes
31.00
36.52
Rooster Cup (25 – 27 April 2014, Paris, France)
Coach:
Mr D Fox
Section:
Athlete:
Marielle Kollaja
Statistics:
Placing:
th
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Cubs Girls
Alysa Dunford
Statistics:
Placing:
th
22.72
13.57
ISU Junior Grand Prix (20 – 24 August 2014, Courchevel, France)
Coach:
Judge:
Mr O Jaaskelainen
Mrs F Rivett
Section:
Athlete:
Kathryn Winstanley
Statistics:
Free Skating Score:
th
Placing:
24.47
54.01
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6.
ISU Junior Grand Prix (10 – 14 September 2014, Aichi, Japan)
Coach:
Ms M Allely
Team Leader: Ms I du Toit
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Junior Men
Ancio van Tonder
Statistics:
Placing:
Free Skating Score:
th
Section:
Athlete:
Micheala du Toit
Statistics:
Free Skating Score:
th
Placing:
7.
35.28
68.43
40.39
64.35
ISU Junior Grand Prix (1 – 5 October 2014, Dresden, Germany)
Coach:
Mr O Jaaskelainen
Team Leader: Mr O Jaaskelainen
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Junior Men
Mathew Samuels
Statistics:
Placing:
Free Skating Score:
th
Section:
Athlete:
Micheala du Toit
Statistics:
Free Skating Score:
th
Placing:
8.
29.21
65.02
43.53
67.82
Skate Celje (12 – 16 November 2014, Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Coach:
Ms L Stigant
Team Leader: Ms L Stigant
Tech Spec.: Ms L Stigant
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Advanced Novice Girls
Courtney Kuhn
Statistics:
Free Skating Score:
th
Placing:
9.
21.85
40.13
NRW Trophy (25 – 30 November 2014, Dortmund, Germany)
Team Leader: Ms L Richardson
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Junior Men
Ancio van Tonder
Statistics:
Free Skating Score:
th
Placing:
39.74
73.68
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10.
11.
Skate Helena (20 – 24 January 2015, Belgrade, Serbia)
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Basic Novice A Boys
Sinali Sango
Statistics:
Placing:
Free Skating Score:
th
7 out of 7 athletes
Winter Universiade (4 – 8 February 2015, Grenada, Spain)
Coach:
Judge:
Ms S Marais
Mr N Garrard
Section:
Athlete:
Lejeanne Marais
Statistics:
Free Skating Score:
nd
Placing:
12.
C.
37.29
63.47
Bavarian Open (11 - 15 February 2015, Oberstdorf, Germany)
Section:
Athlete
Singles, Junior Ladies Group 1
Michaela du Toit
Statistics:
Placing:
Free Skating Score:
th
Section:
Athlete
Singles, Junior Ladies Group 2
Kathryn Winstanley
Statistics:
Free Skating Score:
th
Placing:
13.
22.62
36.90
70.89
32.30
56.23
th
10 Aves Cup (27 - 29 March 2015, Miskolc, Hungary)
Coach:
Mr D Quattrocecere
Section:
Athlete
Singles, Basic Novice A Grp 1
Tallulah Memani
Statistics:
Placing:
Free Skating Score:
th
27.30
OTHER INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS
1.
International Adult Competition 2014 (27 May - 1 June 2014, Obertsdorf, Germany)
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Bronze Ladies III Free Skating
Florika Devine
Statistics:
Placing:
th
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Bronze Ladies III Artistic
Florika Devine
Statistics:
13.49
5.07
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th
Placing:
Section:
Singles, Bronze Ladies II Free Skating
Athlete
Lidiya Ryndina
Tatiana Sango
Section:
Singles, Bronze Ladies II Artistic
Athlete
Tatiana Sango
Lidiya Ryndina
2.
Statistics
Free Pgm Score
Placing
rd
21.11
th
19.10
Statistics
Free Pgm Score
Placing
th
10.75
th
10.01
Section:
Athlete:
Singles, Bronze Men I Artistic
Christopher Barnett
Statistics:
Placing:
nd
2 out of 2 athletes
Section:
Athlete:
Pairs, Adult Pair Skating
Tatiana Sango / Christopher Barnett
Statistics:
Placing:
th
8 out of 12 pairs
11.44
21.44
Kempen Trophy (30 – 31 January 2015, Turnhout, Belgium)
Section:
Athlete:
Kim Falconer
Statistics:
th
4 out of 4 athletes
Placing:
21.78
39.28
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NATIONAL, INTERPROVINCIAL AND
PROVINCIAL EVENTS
The SAFSA held a number of competitive events throughout the reporting period. The details of the
events are as follows:
(A)
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Due to the introduction of the Long-Term Participant Development (LTPD) programme, the
SAFSA annual competitive events calendar was amended so as to be more supportive of the
aims and goals of the LTPD Plan. As such, the annual National Championships now takes
place close to the end of the skating season. The 2014 National Championships took place on
the 18 - 21 May 2014 at The Grove Ice Rink, Lynwood, Pretoria. A total of 136 athletes took
part in 9 Single Skating sections and 3 Synchronised Skating sections.
Historically, the participation statistics of athletes for the National Championships were as
follows:
YEAR:
Number:
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Compound
Annual
Growth
Percentage
64
nh*
89
140
136
20.7%
*nh: Not held due to introduction of the LTPDP and reconfiguration of the skating season
These participation numbers represent a very impressive compound annual growth rate of
20.7% per year.
(B)
INTERPROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
(i)
2014 Gauteng Interprovincial Championships (5 - 7 September 2014, Pretoria)
The event was organised by the Central Gauteng Figure Skating Association and held in
The Grove Ice Rink, Lynnwood, Pretoria. A total of 104 athletes (161 competitors in the
2013 event) took part in 2 different disciplines comprising of 10 Single Skating sections and
1 Synchronised Skating section.
(ii) 2014 Cape Interprovincial Championships (17 – 19 October 2014, Cape Town)
The event was organised by the Western Province Figure Skating Association and held in
the Ice Station, Grand West Casino and Entertainment Complex. A total of 150 athletes
(206 athletes in the 2013 event) took part in 3 different disciplines comprising of 16 Single
Skating sections, 1 Pair Skating section and 4 Synchronised Skating sections.
(iii) 2015 KwaZulu/Natal Interprovincial Championships (13 – 15 March 2015, Durban)
The event was organised by the KwaZulu/Natal Figure Skating Association and held in the
Galleria Ice Rink in the Galleria Shopping Centre, Amanzimtoti. A total of 67 athletes (70
athletes in the 2014 event) took part in 2 different disciplines comprising of 12 Single
Skating sections and 1 Synchronised Skating section.
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Historically, the participation statistics of athletes for the three Interprovincial Championships
were as follows:
YEAR:
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Compound
Annual
Growth
Percentage
KZN IP:
39
29
42
39
70
67
11.4%
GAU IP:
51
64
31
161
104
nyh**
19.5%
WCA IP:
118
152
174
206
150
nyh**
6.2%
TOTAL:
208
245
247
406
324
--
11.7%
*nyh: Not yet held at the time of finalising this report.
These participation numbers represent a compound annual growth rate of 11.7% per year.
(C)
PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
The following Provincial Championships were held during the period under review:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(D)
Western Province Figure Skating Championships (12 – 14 April 2014, Cape Town)
Western Province Figure Skating Championships (21 – 22 February 2015, Cape Town)
Central Gauteng Figure Skating Championships (28 Feb - 01 March 2015, Johannesburg)
Gauteng North Figure Skating Championships (28 Feb - 01 March 2015, Johannesburg)
OTHER COMPETITIONS
Numerous other competitions including club, interclub and inter-school competitions were held
during the period under review. They included the Black Panthers Club Championships, Junior
Blades Club Championships, Prima Vera Cup and Rising Stars Competition.
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AWARDS
SAFSA National and South Africa Protea Colours were awarded to the following athletes, coaches
and team managers (team leaders) at the Awards and Draw Ceremony of the 2015 SAFSA National
Championships held on 10 May 2015, Cape Town. Protea Colours are awarded with the prior
approval and on behalf of the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee.
FIRST (NEW) AWARD
A.
SAFSA NATIONAL COLOURS
(i)
SENIOR COLOURS
Single Skating
None
Pair Skating
None
Ice Dance
None
Synchronised Skating
None
In Honoris Causa
MARAIS, Susan
SAILER, Janet
BROODRYK, Dantin
DREYER, Etienne
(ii) JUNIOR COLOURS
Single Skating
SAMUELS, Matthew
(2014 ISU Junior Grand Prix, Dresden, Germany)
Pair Skating
None
Ice Dance
None
CROMHOUT, Natasha
DAGNIN, Monique
GIESEMANN, Natascha
GQOTSO, Nuraan
MORRIS, Tarryn
(2015 ISU Junior World Synchronised Skating Championships)
(iii) NOVICE COLOURS
Single Skating
None
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Pair Skating
None
Ice Dance
None
None
B.
PROTEA COLOURS
(i)
SENIOR
Athlete
None
Coach
None
Team Manager / Team Leader
None
(ii) JUNIOR
Athlete
ARENDSE, Nathan
CILLIERS, René
FAURE, Robyn
THOMSON, Zoë
VILJOEN, Tara
Coach
None
GÖBEL, Lisa
RE-AWARDED
A.
SAFSA NATIONAL COLOURS
(i)
SENIOR COLOURS
Single Skating
FALCONER, Kim
MARAIS, Lejeanne
(2014 Triglav Trophy)
(2015 Winter Universiade, Grenada, Spain)
Pair Skating
None
Ice Dance
None
None
(ii) JUNIOR COLOURS
Single Skating
DU TOIT, Michaela
(2014 ISU Junior Grand Prix, Aichi, Japan)
(2014 ISU Junior Grand Prix, Dresden, Germany)
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VAN TONDER, Ancio
WINSTANLEY, Kathryn
(2015 Bavarian Open)
(2014 ISU Junior Grand Prix, Aichi, Japan)
(2014 NRW Trophy)
(2014 ISU Junior Grand Prix, Courchevel, France)
(2015 Bavarian Open)
Pair Skating
None
Ice Dance
None
None
(iii) NOVICE COLOURS
Single Skating
GERBER, Alicia
KUHN, Courtney
(2014 Triglav Trophy)
(2014 Skate Celje)
Pair Skating
None
Ice Dance
None
None
B.
PROTEA COLOURS
(i)
SENIOR
Athlete
None
Coach
None
None
(ii) JUNIOR
Athlete
BUNN, Melissa
DU TOIT, Michaela
GUENANTIN, Lauren
GÖBEL, Jessica
GOLIATH, Michaila
HILLIAR, Chantal
MAGGOT, Talia-Ché
MELIM, Antonia
MORRIS, Bradley
PHILLIPS, Kirsten
(2015 ISU Junior World Championships)
Coach
JAASKELAINEN, Oula
BROODRYK, Dantin
(2015 ISU Junior World Championships)
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Manager/Team Leader
None
C.
MAX STAUB STAR
None
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ROLL OF HONOUR
LEVEL
DISCIPLINE
SECTION
PLACING
NAME
PROVINCE
TOTAL
SCORE
MEDAL
2014
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Senior Men
1
WILKINSON Johann
WP
107.24
GOLD
1
MARAIS Lejeanne
WP
111.56
GOLD
2
GELDENHUYS Nadia
CG
80.47
SILVER
3
FALCONER Kim
WP
80.30 BRONZE
1
VAN TONDER Ancio
WP
103.43
GOLD
2
SAMUELS Matthew
WP
98.69
SILVER
3
REES Joshua
CG
73.71 BRONZE
1
DU TOIT Michaela
WP
113.65
GOLD
2
WINSTANLEY Kathryn
WP
100.82
SILVER
3
ERWEE Simonn
KZN
92.99 BRONZE
Senior Synchro
1
TEAM SUNTHINGS
WP
71.48
GOLD
Junior Synchro
1
TEAM RAINBOW
WP
71.84
GOLD
1
KUHN Courtney
WP
64.72
GOLD
2
FUSCHER Mikaela
WP
61.57
SILVER
3
VALENTI Lara
KZN
58.07 BRONZE
1
KRASNIK Michael
WP
18.94
GOLD
2
WAKEFIELD Dale
KZN
13.43
SILVER
1
BRITS Jaydean
CG
23.76
GOLD
2
VAN HEERDEN Christelle
WP
23.09
SILVER
3
BRAND Tannith
CG
21.84 BRONZE
1
SANGO Sinali
WP
17.25
GOLD
1
EMOND Keva
KZN
15.88
GOLD
2
SALIE Ylara
WP
14.84
SILVER
3
CROKER Samantha
CG
14.37 BRONZE
1
TEAM SILHOUETTE
WP
29.83
GOLD
2
TEAM LION CUBS
CG
17.90
SILVER
Senior Ladies
Singles
Senior
National
Junior Men
Junior Ladies
Synchro
Novice Girls
Pre-Novice Boys
Singles
Junior
National
Pre-Novice Girls
Juvenile Boys
Juvenile Girls
Synchro
Novice Synchro
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2014
CAPE INTERPROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Senior Men
1
WILKINSON Johann
WP
94.93
GOLD
1
DU TOIT Michaela
WP
110.83
GOLD
2
GELDENHUYS Nadia
CG
84.84
SILVER
3
FALCONER Kim
WP
70.97 BRONZE
1
VAN TONDER Ancio
WP
108.96
GOLD
2
SAMUELS Matthew
WP
87.45
SILVER
1
WINSTANLEY Kathryn
WP
88.52
GOLD
2
KUHN Courtney
WP
80.49
SILVER
3
CARELS Jade
WP
48.70 BRONZE
Junior Pairs
1
CARELS Jade / WILKINSON
Johann
WP
43.69
GOLD
Junior Synchro
1
TEAM RAINBOW
WP
58.75
GOLD
1
WRENSCH Evan
WP
43.90
GOLD
2
KRASNIK Michael
WP
36.36
SILVER
1
SAMUELS Abigail
WP
60.15
GOLD
2
FUSCHER Mikaela
WP
52.20
SILVER
3
BRITZ Amber
CG
50.68 BRONZE
1
SANGO Sinali
WP
23.06
GOLD
1
MEMANI Tallulah
CG
29.04
GOLD
2
BRAND Tannith
CG
26.44
SILVER
3
VAN HEERDEN Christelle
WP
22.09 BRONZE
1
VAN DE VIJVER Nicholas
WP
13.86
GOLD
1
ISAACS Gian-Quen
WP
19.05
GOLD
2
VAN STADEN Nicola
KZN
14.02
SILVER
3
CROKER Samantha
CG
13.21 BRONZE
1
TEAM SILHOUETTE
WP
26.20
GOLD
1
THOMSON Zoe
WP
25.81
GOLD
2
FOSTER Briana
WP
19.72
SILVER
3
CILLIERS Rene
WP
17.47 BRONZE
1
MCCARTHY Jordyn
WP
18.53
GOLD
2
VILJOEN Tara
WP
15.55
SILVER
3
THOMSON Sian
WP
13.13 BRONZE
1
NIYAKI Arina
CG
11.04
GOLD
2
MOHAMED Imaan
WP
10.12
SILVER
3
VAN DER MESCHT Chante
WP
6.43 BRONZE
1
THOMSON Mia
WP
8.70
Senior Ladies
Singles
Senior
National
Junior Men
Junior Ladies
Pairs
Synchro
Novice Boys
Novice Girls
Pre-Novice Boys
Junior
National
Singles
Pre-Novice Girls
Juvenile Boys
Juvenile Girls
Synchro
Novice Synchro
Golden Eagles
Ladies
NonNational
Singles
Silver Falcons Girls
Bronze Hawks
Girls
Sparrows Girls
GOLD
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2014
CAPE INTERPROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Gold Synchro
NonNational
Adult
Synchro
Singles
1
TEAM SUNTHINGS
WP
45.55
GOLD
1
TEAM BLACK PANTHERS
WP
17.57
GOLD
2
TEAM JUNIOR BLADES
WP
17.21
SILVER
Advanced Ladies
1
DU PREEZ Melodi
WP
20.00
GOLD
Beginners Men
1
BARNETT Christopher
WP
18.03
GOLD
Bronze Synchro
2014
GAUTENG INTERPROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Senior Ladies
Senior
National
Singles
Junior Ladies
Novice Girls
Junior
National
Singles
Pre-Novice Girls
Juvenile Girls
Golden Eagles
Ladies
Singles
NonNational
Bronze Hawks
Girls
Synchro
Bronze Synchro
1
GELDENHUYS Nadia
CG
73.48
GOLD
2
FALCONER Kim
WP
69.27
SILVER
3
SKINNER Jessica
CG
59.67 BRONZE
1
ERWEE Simonn
KZN
80.75
GOLD
2
KUHN Courtney
WP
72.58
SILVER
3
CARELS Jade
WP
56.18 BRONZE
1
GERBER Alicia
CG
60.08
GOLD
2
FUSCHER Mikaela
WP
53.06
SILVER
3
VALENTI Lara
KZN
50.33 BRONZE
1
MEMANI Tallulah
CG
24.68
GOLD
2
ALVES Danielle
WP
19.01
SILVER
3
BRAND Tannith
CG
18.72 BRONZE
1
SOBOLEWSKI Mila
WP
12.90
GOLD
2
TIMMERMAN Zandri
GN
10.36
SILVER
3
COETZEE Megan
KZN
10.33 BRONZE
1
ENGELBRECHT Gretel
WP
27.25
GOLD
2
MCLACHLAN Kirsten
KZN
21.78
SILVER
3
SCHOOMBIE Raeleigh
CG
19.97 BRONZE
1
GILLIES Natalie
CG
18.06
GOLD
2
DOUGLAS PEDERSEN Zindzi
CG
15.07
SILVER
3
KHAN Ayesha
CG
13.20 BRONZE
1
TANCREL Meagan
KZN
18.00
GOLD
2
MOHAMED Imaan
WP
15.39
SILVER
3
NIYAKI Arina
CG
14.93 BRONZE
1
TEAM JUNIOR BLADES
WP
16.56
GOLD
2
TEAM TOTI SEALS
KZN
15.56
SILVER
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2014
GAUTENG INTERPROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Adult
Singles
Beginners Ladies
1
BALLANTINE Evelien
KZN
6.84
GOLD
Beginners Men
1
TREVOR-ROBERTS David
KZN
9.70
GOLD
2015
KWAZULU/NATAL INTERPROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Junior Men
Senior
National
Singles
Junior Ladies
Novice Boys
Novice Girls
Junior
National
Singles
Pre-Novice Girls
Juvenile Boys
Juvenile Girls
Synchro
Novice Synchro
Golden Eagles
Ladies
NonNational
Singles
Bronze Hawks
Girls
Sparrows Girls
Adult
Singles
Beginners Ladies
1
REES Joshua
CG
54.28
GOLD
1
VALENTI Lara
KZN
73.22
GOLD
2
KHUZWAYO Ntsiki
CG
37.43
SILVER
3
SCHMIDT Natasha
CG
35.77 BRONZE
1
KRASNIK Michael
WP
48.37
GOLD
1
KOLAJA Marielle
CG
46.05
GOLD
2
CROKER Justine
CG
41.38
SILVER
3
BROWN Michaela
KZN
41.01 BRONZE
1
EMOND Keva
KZN
20.68
GOLD
2
SALIE Ylara
WP
18.46
SILVER
3
BRUNNER-LOPEZ Catharina
CG
17.73 BRONZE
1
VAN DER MESCHT Tegan
WP
7.87
GOLD
1
COETZEE Megan
KZN
12.16
GOLD
2
VAN STADEN Nicola
KZN
11.47
SILVER
3
PLAYER Caitlin
CG
1
TEAM LION CUBS
CG
18.51
GOLD
1
VAN NIEKERK Chantelle
KZN
21.63
GOLD
2
SCHOOMBIE Raeleigh
CG
21.32
SILVER
3
CORDER Cayley-Jane
KZN
17.34 BRONZE
1
MITCHLEY Monique
KZN
10.53
GOLD
2
CORDER Jenna
KZN
9.41
SILVER
3
CONTE Michaela
CG
6.95 BRONZE
1
RAMCHARITAN Pia
KZN
13.34
GOLD
2
BOTHA Kayla
KZN
12.80
SILVER
3
COOK Paige
KZN
12.36 BRONZE
1
HAWKES Ella
WP
13.75
GOLD
2
CONTE Kasey
CG
7.41
SILVER
1
RYNDINA Lidiya
WP
12.02
GOLD
2
BALLANTINE Evelien
KZN
10.02
SILVER
9.04 BRONZE
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30 March 2015 - South African Figure Skating Association

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