2013 Annual Report

Annual Report
2013
ANNUAL REPORT
www.hockeytasmania.com.au
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Contents
Sponsors2
Organisation Structure
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Our Mission
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Our Values
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Our Strategic Objectives
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Report from the Chair
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Report from the CEO
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Game Development Report
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Officiating Report
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Coaching Development
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High Performance and
National Representation
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The Emerging Talent Squad
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Finance Report
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State Representatives
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Hockey Tasmania would
like to thank our sponsors
Organisation
Structure
AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2013
BOARD
Audrey Mills (Chair)
David Hudson (Vice Chair)
Our Mission
To provide the community
with a healthy accessible
opportunity to participate
in an international sport.
Grant Petterwood
Peter Forbes-Smith
Jarrod Hill
Douglas Thomson
Our Values
Inclusive participation
STAFF
Open communication
Andrew Winch
Chief Executive Officer
Excellence and innovation
Lesley Smith
Finance Officer
Forbes Appleby
Food & Beverage Manager
Matthew McGregor
Development Officer – North
Will Braid
Development Officer – South
Helen Moore
Southern Competitions Officer
Gai Cross
Northern Competition Officer
Graham Canny
THC Centre Manager
Matthew Moore
THC Groundsman
Stephen Pestrucci
THC Groundsman
Jeremy Stebbings
NHC Centre Manager
VACANT POSITIONS
Cooperation and teamwork
Respect and integrity
Exciting and fun
Volunteer centred
Our Strategic Objectives
PARTICIPATION
Increase participation at all levels of hockey in Tasmania
(including players, umpires, coaches, spectators and volunteers)
REPRESENTATIVE SUCCESS
To produce successful Tasmanian hockey representatives at
regional, state, national and international levels (including
teams, players, umpires, coaches and volunteers)
INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES
Provide affordable, quality facilities and best practice services to
participants and the public.
ORGANISATION
Operate HT to best practice organisational standards.
Business Development Manager
Development Officer – North West
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Report from the Chair
Audrey Mills
2013 began with the appointment
of our new CEO, Andrew Winch.
Andrew undertook a thorough
review of all of Hockey Tasmania’s
operations throughout the State
and has implemented a number
of changes and new initiatives
to increase participation and
strengthen the financial position
of Hockey Tasmania. The
Board expresses our thanks to
Andrew for his enthusiasm and
commitment to his role.
Following the CEO’s review, the
Board implemented the staff
restructure which involved several
difficult decisions. However, with
the completion of the restructure
the organisation is now on a
sustainable footing for the future.
We express our thanks to
Jo Traynor for her long and
dedicated service to the hockey
community.
The Board thanks all members
of staff for their hard work and
persistence throughout the year.
The Board re-affirmed its
commitment to our strategic
goals of increasing participation,
improving our representative
success, maintaining our
infrastructure and facilities
and operating to best practice
organisational standards.
During the year there were
significant initiatives undertaken
throughout the State to increase
junior participation which is
crucial for the growth of the sport.
These initiatives have resulted
in a significant increase in junior
participation.
The Board congratulates all those
players who were successful in
achieving National representation
and at the international level. The
Under 16 School Girl and School
Boys Championships were held
very successfully at the Tasmanian
Hockey Centre. The Women’s
AHL and Under 13 National Girls
Championships were also held
together at the THC. Combining
these two tournaments proved
very successful and I am sure it
will encourage many of those
junior players on a path to
national success.
We congratulate all our State
teams.
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During 2013 the Board obtained
costings for the replacement
of the turf on Ground 3 at the
THC and also engaged with
the Launceston City Council
regarding the replacement
of the turf for their second
ground. It was ascertained that
Commonwealth money was
no longer available. However,
the Board is confident that
these projects will be able to
be completed in the next two
to three years as a result of
commitments recently received
from the State Government.
As part of the restructure the
Board appointed a Food and
Beverage Manager to manage
the THC Function Centre. The
Board sees this as an important
role in maximising the return
from this valuable asset to benefit
the hockey community. The
Board has been pleased with the
improvement in the finances and
increased use.
A review of the financial software
and budgeting process lead
to some major changes in the
accounting reporting and the
software. This has enabled costs
to be properly allocated and
more accurate budgeting to be
undertaken. This will allow us
to provide our members with
increased transparency of our levy
costs.
We have maintained strong
relationships with Hockey
Australia, through Presidents
meetings, Council meetings and
the CEO’s network. The Board
expresses its thanks to Ken Read
for his dedicated service to the
Board of Hockey Australia which
concluded in 2013. There has
been a significant change in
the allocation of international
events which resulted in Hockey
Australia not obtaining any
international events for the
next year. The Board remains
committed to obtaining national
and international events at the
THC but only on the basis that
they are financially viable.
The Board met with members
and convenors of our committees
through the year and thanks all
our committees, the competition,
umpires, coaching, state teams
for their hard work, passion and
dedication to hockey around the
State.
We also met with our
stakeholders – the TIS,
Department of Sport and
Recreation, Hobart City Council –
during the year.
All our major sponsorships
have been renewed including
RACT, ANZ, Coca-Cola,
Boags, Tasmanian Bakeries, Iris
Computing, Just Hockey and
GJ Gardner Homes. We thank
our sponsors for their ongoing
support.
During 2013 two Board members
resigned: Belinda Webster and
Christine Bennett. Christine was
an inaugural member of the
Board since amalgamation and
we thank her for her enthusiasm
and commitment to hockey
in Tasmania. Belinda’s skills in
governance and stakeholder
relations greatly assisted the
Board and we thank her for her
service.
I personally express my thanks
to my fellow Board members
who have always been ready to
assist and deal with matters at
short notice when required and
for their support and friendship
during my time on the Board.
I joined the Board on
amalgamation without any
structures or policies in place and
am pleased that the organisation
is now in a strong position going
forward with the appropriate
systems and policies to lead to
its next phase of growth and
success.
Audrey Mills
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Report from the CEO
Andrew Winch
As this is my first CEO report for
Hockey Tasmania, I would like to
start by thanking all the amazing
people that dedicate themselves
to the success of our sport. The
long list of contributors includes
volunteers, committee members,
technical officials, competition
convenors, umpires, selectors,
coaches, team officials and Board
members who all give a great
deal of their own time to see
hockey prosper in Tasmania.
2013 was a very challenging year
for everyone at Hockey Tasmania.
Our focus was on the restructure
of the business, introducing
organisational change and
preparing for a stronger future.
In my first year I have reviewed
and refined all business
operations in order to establish
a sustainable model for our
business moving forward. It has
been important to review and
restructure policy and process
and establish strong guidelines
for operational success.
This greater focus on the
commercial aspects of the
business has resulted in financial
efficiencies. For example my
review of supplier contracts has
resulted in significant net gains. It
is vital that we operate as a leaner
more efficient operation in order
to achieve long term financial
stability.
My goal in this process of
discovery and refinement
has been greater levels of
transparency in financial matters
to the entire hockey community.
In 2014 I will continue to provide
improved accountability and
communication.
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We must acknowledge that it
has been a difficult year for staff,
management and the Board with
some tough decisions required
to deliver on our strategy
and prepare the organisation
for a more positive future. I
congratulate you all for your
professionalism throughout and
look forward to what we can
achieve in 2014.
Significant work was also done
in 2013 to raise our sports profile
with the media to increase
awareness of our game within
the greater community and help
attract participants, volunteers
and sponsors. Next year will see
a stronger focus on achieving our
sponsorship goals.
Hockey Tasmania delivered
two successful tournaments
in 2013 and I wish to thank all
the volunteers who supported
those events, and my staff who
ensured they ran smoothly and
professionally. This, combined
with the effort from the hockey
community, has ensured our
continued reputation as a world
class venue.
2013 saw a renewed focus on
promoting The Function Centre
as a leading Hobart venue in
order to realise its potential to
earn revenue from non-core
business. The later part of 2013
saw great improvement in return
from our investment.
To all of the athletes and officials
that represented Tasmania
this year and those who were
selected in national and
international squads I would like
to congratulate and thank you for
your contribution to Tasmanian
hockey success.
We established new development
initiatives in 2013. One of these
saw the AHL teams (our Van
Demons and Tassie Tigers)
playing exhibition games in
regions across Tasmania and
running kids’ clinics. Another
was a joint initiative with Hockey
Victoria, in which we ran an
umpire exchange program
between our two states. We are
looking to extend that in 2014.
On behalf of the Board and
staff I would like to express our
gratitude to all of the program
partners and sponsors who have
supported Hockey Tasmania
in 2013. It is clear that without
the support of these partners,
Tasmanian hockey would not be
in the position it is now.
I would like to thank the Board for
all their support in a difficult year
and in particular recognise Audrey
Mills for her tireless contribution
to hockey in Tasmania.
I would also like to sincerely thank
my team at Hockey Tasmania:
we have worked closely together
over the year to build a better
and more sustainable business
and I thank you all for your efforts.
Andrew Winch
Game Development Report
2013 was a busy year: our School
Development Program reached
over 10,000 school children
state wide and our ‘Come & Try’
days encouraged more regular
participation. Our development
staff did a fantastic job at
delivering our programs and
Hockey Tasmania would like to
acknowledge and thank Leanne
Bissett, Matt McGregor, Will
Braid, Belinda Oakley, Celeste
Knowles and our casual workforce
for their great work throughout
2013.
HookIn2Hockey
HookIn2Hockey programs
for children aged 5–12 years
including ‘Come & Try’ days,
Gala Days, ANZ Summer Sevens
and 6–8 week block rosters were
held throughout the year. The
HookIn2Hockey brand is gaining
traction in Tasmania, however
it needs to be promoted as the
inexpensive and fun way to get
involved in Hockey in a safe
environment. Participation in
these programs was strong and
many of children have moved into
the Club hockey environment.
School Development Program
The School Development
Program is well established
across the state. In 2013, our
Development Officers visited
75 primary schools from Cygnet
to Bridport and Ulverstone
and provided more than
10,000 children with a quality
introduction to the hockey
experience. We also saw a
number of schools bring their
students to the THC as part of the
program, providing their students
the opportunity to play on turf.
The ongoing challenge is to
improve the number of children
transitioning from the School
Development program to other
programs.
Active After School
Communities (AASC)
Development Officers have
established strong links with
AASC personnel in all regions
and continue to work with them
to increase junior participation
in hockey. The focus in 2014 will
be on recruiting more hockey
players to undertake the AASC
training and become involved
in delivering the program in the
3 – 5pm after school timeslot.
We must also look for ways to
improve the transition to club
hockey including encouraging
club members to become
involved in delivering the AASC
program.
School Holiday Clinics
School Holiday clinics were
run in Hobart in the July
(49 participants) and September
(57 participants). September’s
clinic was held in conjunction
with AHL, meaning participants
were exposed to some of the
best female players in the country
while learning skills and making
friends on what was a very windy
day.
School holiday clinics were well
attended in Launceston.
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Officiating Report 2013
In 2013, the Officiating
Committee comprised regional
directors Brendan Moore (SCC),
Sandra De Paoli & Richard Sherriff
(NCC), Janine Hawkins (Burnie),
Minka Woolley (Devonport)
and Melissa Jelliff (Game
Development Manager). Their
commitment to the development
of officiating is to be commended
and I thank them for their support
throughout the year. Also thanks
to Lorraine Smith, Colin Pearson,
David Saunders and Peri Buckley
for their continued support and
input during the year, which was
vital for the smooth running
the officiating portfolio. Also a
special thanks to Gai Cross for her
administration duties. Without
these people volunteering their
time, the gains the committee
has made to benefit the wider
hockey community would not be
possible.
The officiating group continued
to be a productive and proactive
committee. A formal meeting
was held at the beginning of
the season and a review and
planning meeting was held in
October. We continued to use
Skype technology for meetings
to discuss officiating issues
throughout the year.
Regions held forums and
courses to increase people’s
knowledge of the rules as well
mentoring developing umpires
with assistance from umpire
coaches with in their regions.
As part of the level 1 umpiring
course we ran a webinar statewide, however we decided that
this format was not suitable for
our needs. Although Play the
Whistle has been used in all
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regions, we need to consistently
record and follow the protocols
of this program if this is to be an
effective means to improve both
on and off field behaviour. Clubs
need to continue to be proactive
in their support of this program
and diligent with their members
to reinforce the principles so that
we see an environment which
encourages more people to
become officials.
The June Long Weekend
tournament is an avenue for
developing both umpires and
technical bench personnel. With
the tournament being held
in Hobart, regional directors
targeted developing umpires
who received written and verbal
feedback from umpire coaches.
The identification of umpires
earlier in the season will enable
them to receive all relevant
information before the beginning
of the competition. The JLW
also continues to be used as our
avenue to select umpires for our
junior interstate tournaments.
The briefing meeting held at the
beginning of the tournament for
umpires introduces them to the
format used in HA tournaments.
Svelto Logistics NW Hockey
Umpiring Academy was formed
under the guidance of Minka
Woolley to develop young
North West umpires to build a
strong umpiring base for the
future. Svelto Logistics (David
and Kylie Kenworthy) provided
a $3000 sponsorship to assist
with the program and McKenna
Park committee provided their
facilities at no cost. The umpires
received umpiring packages.
Mentors were a significant part
of the course providing regular
feedback and support over the
course of the season.
Although officials have continued
to do the on line component
of Hockey Ed courses there are
still problems understanding the
whole process. This is currently
beginning addressed by Hockey
Australia (HA).
A new initiative in 2013 was the
implementation of an exchange
of umpires between Victoria
and Tasmania. This was a great
opportunity for our umpires to
gain a different experience and
coaching from another source.
The continuation of this program
is essential to give our national
panel umpires the experience
they need to umpire at the top
level.
In 2013, umpires were selected
on most women’s HA panels,
however we had only a small
number of male umpires on
the HA ranking list. We have
continued to develop a strong
group of younger umpires
through our junior development
program and interstate
tournaments and we will see the
benefit of this evolve over the
coming years. We continue to
see our experienced technical
personnel and umpire coaches
being involved in national and
international tournaments
and these people are to be
congratulated for the time and
effort they put into hockey at this
level.
Janette Nielsen
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
TOURNAMENTS
UMPIRES
UMPIRE MANAGERS
World League
Round 2
– India
Minka Woolley
World League Finals
– Argentina
Minka Woolley
4 Nations Women’s
Invitational Tournaments
– New Zealand
TD
Peri Buckley
AHL
Angela Street
Shannon Scott
Dave Saunders – Indoor
U21
Angela May
Emily Nunn – Indoor
Dave Saunders – Indoor
U18
Emily Nunn (WD)
Alistair McBain – Indoor
Ben Walker – Indoor
Colin Pearson
Dave Saunders (AUM)
– Indoor
U16
Courtney Pearson
Jayden Pearson
Emily Nunn
Ben Walker
Leigh Richardson
Angela Street
Mark Kitchener
Susie Calvert
Lorraine Smith
U15
Dave Saunders (AUM)
Courtney Pearson
– Indoor
Jayden Pearson
Alistair McBain – Indoor
Courtney Pearson – Indoor
Jayden Pearson – Indoor
U13
Alissia Pearson
Amy Spandler
Lauren Robertson
(Part time)
U12
Tyson Bessell
Vets
Lorraine Smith
Men’s Masters – National
Richard Sherriff
Men’s Masters – Trans Tasman
Darren Stephens
Brendan Moore
Brendan Moore
Angela May (AUM)
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Coaching Development
Ted Taylor, Convenor Coaching Development Committee
Coaching Development during
2013 comprised three distinct
stages:
n Accreditation Courses and
coaching Forums conducted
across the State
n An analysis of coaching
accreditation levels across
the State
n Development of a
Hockey Tasmania Coach
Accreditation Strategy and
Implementation Policy
It is recognised that the
majority of our coaches are
volunteers, prepared to devote
a considerable amount of their
personal time to the task. Also,
in many cases these people are
very experienced in terms of their
playing records and knowledge of
the game.
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However, the pursuit of
accreditation must be pursued for
a number of reasons:
Accreditation can provide
the opportunity for further
advancement in a coaching
career.
It legitimises coaching.
Coaches receive a considerable
amount of additional
knowledge in relation to skills
coaching, game analysis and
strategies, managing teams and
contemporary trends.
Course participation provides
opportunities for interaction
and networking with peers and
experienced coaches, as well as
the course facilitators.
Accreditation provides access
to Hockey Australia resources
through their coaching website
and personnel.
The over-riding theme that must
be pursued is that accreditation
is part of a process of coach
education and continuous
improvement.
The next two years (2014 and
2015) are considered to be
the critical period for further
engaging people and their Clubs
in the accreditation process, and
it is hoped that all Clubs embrace
the Hockey Tasmania strategy
and principles.
Ted Taylor
High Performance and National Representation
Andrew McDonald, Head Coach
The TIS Hockey program continues
to assist and develop players to
enable international selection.
n A number of athletes have
benefitted from the drag
flicking program
The TIS Coaches and our network
of consultants have worked
closely to provide the necessary
guidance to our aspiring
International athletes.
n All athletes have completed
their ASADA online
accreditation
During 2012–13, the hockey
program adopted a scholarship
focus on potential international
athletes, therefore lowering the
focus on age.
Olympic Bronze medals for Tim
Deavin and Eddie Ockenden
were a program highlight.
Importantly we now have two
more internationally capped
players in Nick Budgeon and
Jeremy Edwards.
Amelia Spence has gained JWC
selection along with past athlete
Nina Khoury.
COMPETITION
Bronze – London Olympic Games
(E Ockenden, T Deavin)
2012 AHL (9 athletes)
1st, Gold medal, Champions
Trophy, Kookaburras (E
Ockenden)
Super 9 series (E Ockenden,
T Deavin and A Spence with
Jillaroos)
AYOF – Gold (A Spence and K
Arthur)
1st, gold medal, Aslan Shah Cup,
Australia (T Deavin, N Budgeon)
2013 Un21 Nationals Male and
Female (5 Athletes)
Both program coaches had
national engagement with junior
international events.
Korean series vs Kookaburras
(T Deavin, N Budgeon and J
Edwards)
The program has also invested in
new hardware, staying in touch
with new technology.
2nd, silver medal, World League
3 (T Deavin and E Ockenden)
Kookaburras have now qualified
for the 2014 World Cup
KEY ACHIEVEMENTS
KEY STATISTICS
n Two athletes selected in
Olympic Team both retaining
their national squad status
post the Olympics
55% of athletes in the program
have been nationally identified
across all age groups
n Two new people have gained
national representation and
been included in the national
development squad
Head Coach – Andrew McDonald
n Amelia Spence has been
selected for the 2013 Junior
World Cup
COACHES
ETS Coach – Ilene Carr
ATHLETES
Eddie Ockenden
Tim Deavin
Luke Doerner
Jeremy Edwards
Amelia Spence Billy Shaw
Kieron Arthur
Ben Read
Alex Shaw
Grant Woodcock
Kurt Mackey
Alistair White
Lily Kirkland
Maddy Hinton
Nick Budgeon
Joshua Beltz
Henry Harvey
ATHLETE SERVICE PROVIDERS
Emma Harris (Sports Psychology)
Calvin Philp (Physical Preparation)
Ben Scarlett (Sports Science)
Stewart Pither (ACE)
TRAINING VENUE
Tasmanian Hockey Centre,
NewTown and Launceston
Hockey Centre, St.Leonards
TIS Gymnasiums (Hobart /
Launceston)
PARTNERS
Hockey Tasmania
Hockey Australia
Financial support for the National
Training Centre is provided by the
Australian Sports Commission,
through Hockey Australia and
Hockey Tasmania.
Specialist Coach – Luke Doerner
(Drag Flicking)
Andrew McDonald
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The Emerging Talent Squad
Ilene Carr, Head Coach
The Emerging Talent Squad (ETS)
comprised 46 athletes aged
between 14–18 years of age,
ultimately aiming to challenge
these athletes to reach TIS
selection standards and beyond
through typical technical and
tactical development as well as
holistically with opportunities
to grow as individuals through
attendance at a number of
educational forums.
A number of ETS athletes
had outstanding individual
performances in 2013 and these
were recognised by Hockey
Australia.
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Four athletes were rewarded for
their individual performances at
the Under 18 nationals and won
selection into Hockey Australia’s
National Under 18’s Futures
Program. Jai Walker Kidd, Patrick
Todd and Jayden Pearson were
selected in the boy’s squad while
Madeleine Murphy was included
in the girl’s squad.
As the underpinning program
to the TIS Hockey Scholarship
program, one of the key
objectives of the program
is to transition athletes onto
scholarship.
Five athletes were rewarded for
their 2013 performances and were
announced as 2014 scholarship
holders. These athletes were
Benjamin Austin, Jayden Pearson,
Jai Walker Kidd, Patrick Todd and
Madeleine Murphy.
Ilene Carr
Finance Report
Douglas Thomson, Chair, Finance & Audit Committee
I am pleased to present the
audited financial statements for
Hockey Tasmania for the year
ended 31 December 2013.
It is fair to say that the financial
result was disappointing being
a deficit of $395k (2012 $482k). If
depreciation is added back then
the 2013 position shows a deficit
of $117k compared with a surplus
for 2012 of $56k. It must also be
remembered that the 2012 result
included the positive contribution
from hosting the Men’s Australian
Masters Tournament.
There are many and varied
differences by comparison to the
two years. It is important however
to mention a few major expenses
that contributed significantly to
the result.
Wages and associated costs were
influenced by factors including an
extra pay period, redundancies
and associated leave payouts
following the restructure, the
overlap of the change of the
CEO, the employment of a full
time function centre manager and
employing paid kiosk staff rather
than relying on volunteers.
Other major differences are in
computer expenses where by
our contribution to HA increased
for the IMG software, and costs
charged by HA associated with
State team equalisation were
brought forward for the 2013 year
whereby by two years of costs
were levied in 2013. Another
major unbudgeted item included
ground hire for the National
Indoor Tournament
It is also noted that revenue and
expenditure relating to January
2014 indoor tournaments that
has traditionally been accounted
for in the year in which the team
has been selected has now been
more correctly treated as being
received and incurred in the year
in which the tournament is held.
There were, however, some very
positive outcomes achieved
during the year. Although we
lost the Futsal organisations
as ground users they were well
and truly replaced by the AFL
9s. Strict budget controls have
been imposed on all State teams
with the result being significant
reduction of deficits on a team by
team basis.
The engagement of a full time
function centre manager will
ensure that the Association’s
major asset will produce revenue
that will assist running hockey
in Tasmania. The Board has
already seen some results of this
decision in the 2014 financial
year by increased margins being
obtained on sales and increased
use and hire of the function
centre.
The 2014 budgetary process
commenced early in November
2013 and in my view was a robust
and exhaustive process. We also
engaged members to ensure that
the process and outcomes were
as transparent as possible.
The Association’s results as at
the end of April 2014 indicates
that revenue is tracking above
budget, particularly in Function
Centre operations, expenses
below budget including wages
and on costs.
Lastly I would like to personal
thank Andrew Winch and Lesley
Smith for their dedication to the
Association and acknowledge the
many hours that they contribute
to the organisation over and
above what they are remunerated
for.
Douglas Thomson
The Board also undertook a
review of effective lives of some
major assets and the result
of this review is commented
on in Note 1 of the financial
statements. The outcome of this
review is a significant reduction in
depreciation expense.
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State Representatives
UNDER 12 BOYS TEAM
Harvey Bessell
Ashby Bingham
William Boyce
Joshua Brooks
Lorcan Cornelius
Finley Gregson
Edward Hepher
Michael McDevitt
Miles McTaggart
James Mitchell
Tom Rasmussen
James Rawson
Ewan Vickery
Harrison Winch
Team Officials
Justin Bessell – Co-Coach/Manager
Nic Clifford – Co-Coach
UNDER 12 GIRLS TEAM
Ella Berresford
Phillida Bridley
Lauren Canning
Jessica Chesterman
Chloe Cooper
Hayley Davies
Nellie Gillespie
Charlotte Grant
Julia Gunn
Keeley Hine-Haycock
Bronte Isaac
Georgina Mitchell
Java Vickery
Emily Withington
Team Officials
Tracey Beltz – Co-Coach/Manager
Amanda Buchanan – Co-Coach
UNDER 18 MEN’S TEAM
Benji Austin
Hayden Beltz
Joshua Beltz
Thomas Broadby
Jordan Dart
Harrison Doyle
Hugh Flassman
Liam Grundy
Henry Harvey
Dylan Jago
Oliver Lane
Robert Muir
Jayden Pearson
Sam Phillips
Keegan Popowski
Patrick Todd
Jai Walker-Kidd
Alistair White
Team Officials
Andrew East – Manager
Matthew McGregor – Coach
UNDER 18 WOMEN’S TEAM
Ashleigh Arthur
Eleanor Austin
Grace Calvert
Emily Campbell
Dayna Challis
Ellie Chesterman
Amee Freeman
Hilary Goldsmith
Ruby-Rose Haywood
Madeleine Hinton
Jemma Kenworthy
Lily Kirkland
Tahlia McKenzie
Madeleine Murphy
Alissia Pearson
Maddy Rojahn
Sarah Watterson
Eliza Westland
Team Officials
Jenny Geeves – Manager
Nicole Geeves – Coach
Joe McCormack – Physio
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UNDER 13 BOYS TEAM
James Baldwin
Joshua Brooks
Fraser Brumby
Henry Chambers
Beau Cornelius
Benjamin East
Duncan Grey
Zeke Hausmann
Braden Johnson
Joseph Murphy
Will Oliver
Connor Poke
Samuel Porteus-Smith
Toby Reeve
Aiden Van Staden
Tyler Wolfe
Team Officials
Jarrad Poke – Manager
Leanne Bissett – Coach
UNDER 13 GIRLS TEAM
Rachel Bentley
Phillida Bridley
Jessica Chesterman
Georgia Cooper
Kaylee Demarco
Anna Holmes
Kate Hughes
Romani Kenworthy
Claudia Mathewson
Karla Murfet
Raeleigh Phillips
Rebecca Revill
Livinia Sproule
Ebony Walker-Kidd
Georgia Williams
Emily Withington
Team Officials
Wendy Bowen – Manager
John Truscott – Coach
UNDER 21 MEN’S TEAM
Joshua Beltz
Ben Read
Alistair White
James Thomas
Kurt Mackey
Marlon Johnston
Alex Shaw
Rory Middleton
Kieron Arthur
Andrew Isles
Cam Topfer
Dylan Sault
Jayden Pearson
McKenzie Reekie
Grant Woodcock
Julian Vittorio
Shayne Smith
James Kruger
Team Officials
Mark Purcell – Manager
Andrew McDonald – Coach
Ken Read – Assistant Coach
Ben Hayes – Physio
UNDER 21 WOMEN’S TEAM
Tayla Britton
Kira Budgeon
Fiona Cock
Anna Crawford
Alex Mainwaring
Alyssa Marmion
Belinda Oakley
Courtney Pearson
Clare Rojahn
Jessica Tanner
Heidi White
Madeleine Smith
Madeleine Spano
Kira Flynn
Katie Jolly
Torren Woolley
Team Officials
Melissa Jelliff – Manager
David Budgeon – Coach
David Cusick – Physio
OVER 35 MEN’S TEAM
Forbes Appleby
Marty Bissett
Peter Boyles
Sean Carey
Andrew Groom
Andrew Hennessy
Glenn Lucas
Jason Lynch
Stephen McMullen
Richard Rollins
Phil Sargent
Mathew Selby
Jeremy Stebbings
Jonathan Stebbings
Brett Withington
Team Officials
Terry Stebbings – Manager
Stephen McMullen – Coach
Sean Carey – Assistant Coach
Darren Poon – Physio
OVER 40 MEN’S TEAM
Michael Austin
Stuart Beltz
Rowan Bridley
Alistair Brooks
Peter Gaggin
Michael Irwin
Rodney Neville
Stephen Oliver
Antony Robertson
Damian Smith
Timothy Stephenson
David Wakefield
Ben Williams
Team Officials
Monica Irwin – Co-Manager
Andrea Major – Co-Manager
Stuart Beltz – Coach
Darren Poon – Physio
UNDER 15 BOYS TEAM
Thomas Bax
Rhys Burgess
Robert Chapman
Josh Downey
Roscoe Gearman
Gobindrah Gill
Luke Hardy
Aaron Kitchener
Tobin Mason
Linden McCarthy
Sam McCulloch
Liam Norris
Alex Pankiw
Eddie Popowski
Oliver Smith
George Wilkinson
Angus Yeates
Team Officials
Michael Stops – Manager
Mark Geeves – Coach
UNDER 15 GIRLS TEAM
Madison Blowfield
Ruby Brothers
Ruth Davies
Lillian Dyer
Isabel Goldsmith
Miranda Grant
Molly Haas
Nicola Ingram
Kira Johnston
Chloe Mason
Camille O’Conor
Nellie Paynter
Constance Perry
Maddison Poke
Annabelle Scutt
Isabelle Sharman
Lucy Wootton
Stephanie Wylie
Team Officials
Tracey Beltz – Manager
Ilene Carr – Coach
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OVER 35 WOMEN’S TEAM
OVER 50 WOMEN’S TEAM
Team Officials
Monique Datlen – Manager
David Coombe – Coach
Jane McNeill – Massage Therapist
Marion Taylor – Massage Therapist
Shannon Anis
Ianthe Boden
Elidih Calderwood
Letitia Cooper
Alice Esposito
Tessa Leary
Christie Lucas
Melisa Mitchell
Helen Mulcahy
Narelle Nillsen
Helen Rackham
Jennifer Rider
Deborah West
Lauren Wise
Georgina Gunner
Alice Esposito – Manager
Sharon Lacey – Coach
Jane McNeill – Massage Therapist
Marion Taylor – Massage Therapist
OVER 40 WOMEN’S TEAM
Helen Bessell
Danielle Bresnehan
Kate Burbury
Fiona Chambers
Kym Corcoran
Dee Dorron
Nic Duffy
Melissa Ford
Linda Gaskell
Rachel Martin
Jo Phillips
Nikki Stuart
Tania White
Lizette Woolley
Kathy Costelloe
Sarah Pugsley
Team Officials
Sue Slatter – Manager
Kathy Costelloe – Coach
Jane McNeill – Massage Therapist
Marion Taylor – Massage Therapist
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Peri Buckley
Glenda Bush
Judy Cocks
Deborah Davis
Cath Foxover
Katie Gard
Tracey Hardie-Jones
Jenny Hortle
Jill Klye
Jo Kruger
Claire Pearce
Jane Slater
Sharee Taylor
Lynne Trustum
Team Officials
UNDER 16 BOYS TEAM
Benji Austin
Keelan Beattie
Hayden Beltz
Brad Buchanan
Kurt Budgeon
Rhys Burgess
Robert Chapman
Josh Downey
Davis Hinton
Ryan Jones
Charlie Lane
Linden McCarthy
Sam Phillips
Oliver Smith
Bradley Stephens
Jack Welch
Team Officials
John Cranwell – Manager
Adam Clifford – Coach
Nathan Dart – Assistant Coach
Ian McHugh – Physio
UNDER 16 GIRLS TEAM
Rose Barker
Dayna Challis
Maddy Curtis
Lillian Dyer
Molly Haas
Ruby Rose Haywood
Madeleine Hinton
Jemma Kenworthy
Chloe Leary
Madeleine Murphy
Camille O’Conor
Alissia Pearson
Maddison Poke
Molly Rasmussen
Eve Taylor
Eliza Westland
Team Officials
Grazia Parodi – Manager
Christina Parodi – Coach
Melissa Palmer – Assistant Coach
Rebecca Marshall – Physio
VAN DEMONS TEAM
Tayla Britton
Emily Divin
Emily Donovan
Jean Flanagan
Nicole Geeves
Amelia Gibson
Brigit Ikin
Louisa Jacobson
Jackie Jones
Emily Lawson
Allysa Marmion
Sarah McCambridge
Sofie McLeod
Issie O’Conor
Julia Reid
Ashley Robertson
Jess Tremayne
Anne Woolford
TASSIE TIGERS TEAM
Aaron Guilliamse
Angus Boulton
Ben Read
Benjamin Rennie
Billy Shaw
David Guest
Dougal Middleton
Eddie Ockenden
Geoff Cock
Ian McHugh
James Bourke
Jeremy Edwards
Kieron Arthur
Kurt Mackey
Nick Budgeon
Sam McCambridge
Tim Deavin
Will Lawler
Team Officials
Jenny Geeves – Manager
Oliver Close – Coach
Larry Mills – Assistant Coach
Zain Wright – Assistant Coach
Stewart Pither – Assistant Coach
Michael Jamison – Physio
Team Officials
Iain Meaney – Manager
Glenn Freeman – Coach
David Budgeon – Assistant Coach
Ben Hayes – Physio
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