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2014 annual report

Thank You!Squash Central would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank our major sponsors, funders and all our members over the 2014 season!

2014 Squash Central Women’s Rep Team New Zealand Champions!

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2014 CENTRAL SQUASH ASSOCIATION INC. ANNUAL REPORT

Squash Central Directory 4 Presidents Report 5 Development Managers/District Coach Report 6 High Performance Report 7 District Captains Report 9 iSquash Administrators Report 11 Masters Report 12 Juniors Report 13 Manawatu Wanganui Zone Report 17 Taranaki Zone Report 17 Financial Report 18 Central Clubs Membership 19 Honours Board 20 Committee/Board 21 Awards Winners 22 District Highlights 24 Statement of Financial Performance 30 Statement of Movement in Central Funds 32 Statement of Financial Position 33 Review Report 34 Notes to the Financial Statements 35 Depreciation Schedule 37

Central Squash Association Incorporated

PO Box 1764 Palmerston North 4442 New Zealand

[email protected] squashcentral.co.nz


LIFE MEMBERS Mr Brick Mathieson (d) Stratford Mr Andrew Doig Taupo Mrs Lois Mills Feilding Mrs Joss Urbahn Foxton Beach Mr Graham Randolph Tauranga Mrs Marilyn Dolan Levin (d) = Deceased COMMITTEE President Grant Smith SquashGym PN Finance Director Rob Brownrigg SquashGym PN Management Director Alastair White Wanganui Marketing Director Rod Bannister Wanganui Players Representative Kaye Elliott Kawaroa Park Performance Director Kent Darlington Wanganui District Coach Jason Fletcher SquashGym PN Committee Members: Sylvia Penny Kawaroa Park Sally Stantiall Rangitikei Marilyn Dolan Levin Kelly Faint SquashGym PN Andrea Herbert Tararua John Laurenson Ohakune Mike Jack Kawaroa Park STAFF Secretary/Administrator Pauline Slovak Rangitikei Development Manager Jason Fletcher SquashGym PN MANAGEMENT District Coach Jason Fletcher SquashGym PN High Performance Coach Kashif Shuja SquashGym PN iSquash Regional Admin Marilyn Dolan Levin / Foxton District Captain Marilyn Dolan Levin / Foxton Senior Team Convener Kent Darlington Wanganui Junior Team Conveners Kelly Faint SquashGym PN Andrea Herbert Tararua Manawatu/Wanganui Zone Pres Sally Stantiall Rangitikei Ruapehu Coordinator John Laurenson Ohakune Taranaki Zone Rep Sylvia Penny Kawaroa Park Reviewers Cotton Kelly PO Box 5257, Palm Nth Bank Bank of New Zealand Broadway Ave, Palm Nth

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT Grant Smith – President

It is with pleasure I present this, the president’s report for the 49th annual general meeting of Central Squash, or Squash Central as we are now branded. This is the new brand and name which falls into line with Squash New Zealand and the eleven other districts.It has certainly been a great year for Squash Central on all fronts. With a cemented committee and administration, the District was at a cross roads 18-24 months ago and had no choice but to look ahead, rebuild its base and plan for the future. This is now starting to show results.

Off the Court We have continued with our District Plan and achieved the following:• Continuing our Development plan with

emphasis on growing the game and base of players at school, junior and club entry levels. With an extra emphasis on Taranaki and Wanganui clubs.

• TheDistrictfinancesandbudgetarewithin Xero software in the Cloud which has improved our robustness in this area. Althoughwehavemadeafinanciallossforthe year, this is really on the back of less Trust funding.

• During the year we ran well supported Senior and Junior Prince Players’ series as well as a successful District Open, Junior and Masters Championships.

• We have improved District Income although Trust funding declined. We also established some excellent commercial partnerships with Inspire Net, MacDougalls Rural Services and Prince.

• And we grew overall Central club membership by 6% or 135 members across the District.

The incoming committee will now need to review the District plan and set new goals for the 2015 season and beyond.

Playing AchievementsOn the competitive or playing front, Central’s players and clubs had much success, possibly our best in many years, including...• Massey student, Rebecca Barnett being

selected for the New Zealand senior women’s team to play in the World Championships.

• The Central women’s rep team was unbeateninall2014fixturesandwontheprized NZ Inter-Districts Teams event.

• Tararua’s Luke Jones won the New Zealand

Junior Boys U19 title.• Kaitlyn Watts, Luke Jones, Corbin Faint,

Emily Nash and Courtney Trail either won New Zealand age group, Oceania titles or made New Zealand junior squads during the 2014 season.

• In the Masters ranks, Palmerston North’s Mike McSherry won the New Zealand 45-49 age group title.

• Four National SuperChamps titles to Ohakune and SquashGym clubs.

• Andmanyplayers,teamsandofficialswere honoured at regional sports awards in Taranaki, Wanganui and Manawatu.

A full list of highlights, honours board and season results are on page 24 onwards in this report.

Many ThanksI would like to thank the people that manage and govern our district, including our Central committee, especially our administrator Pauline Slovak, Treasurer Rob Brownrigg, and District Captain Marilyn Dolan as well as the other portfolio convenors. You are the glue that keeps Squash Central running smoothly.

In SummaryAs a district, in 2015 we celebrate 50 years as an organisation. I hope this is acknowledged or celebrated in some way and will be encouraging the Life Members and incoming District committee to advance this in some form.Central continues to provide a good range of facilities through a mix of city and rural communitybasedclubs,wearefinanciallysound, are growing the game and have development plans in place. We foster good relationships with our stakeholders and funders, and above all, we have great people at all levels running the game. But there is still much more to do, and plenty more potential, as our District bats above it’s weight contributing strongly to the national level of our sport.Finally, I would like to acknowledge all that contributed throughout the district, whether you are a club administrator, coaching juniors, opening and maintaining your club facilities or representing your club or Central on the court. Thank you for making 2014 an excellent year for Central Squash.

Grant Smith - President


DEVELOPMENT MANAGER/DISTRICT COACH REPORT Coaching & Development In an extremely busy year I can say there has been many positives and the district as a whole appears to be working a lot more cohesively and I look forward to taking this one step further in 2015. Coach Force In 2014 we were able to deliver a number of modules through-out the district. Although attendance was lower than previous years. We have been successful again with funding to assist with the module delivery in 2015. Modules now available:

• Safety Concepts & Get Started (Online via Squash NZ website) • Get Started 1 • Small Nix 2 and 2a • Big Nix 3 and 3a • How to Coach • Women’s • Hydration and Nutrition

A district workshop was hosted this year by SquashGym which included coaching and club development. Thanks to Wesley Clarke from Sport Manawatu for your assistance here. Schools programmes continued through-out the district in various forms – School programmes are a critical link back to club junior programmes. Thanks to Sally Stantiall, Peter Mischefski Kaye Elliott and Pete Arnott for their work in the schools area. Zone Squads 2014 was the introduction of 3 Zone Squads for promising Juniors

• Taranaki • Wanganui • Manawatu

These squads are a starting point for developing a wider base of junior talent across the district. After a strong start the programme stalled later in the season as the tournaments and Junior events peaked making it difficult to find suitable dates for trainings. Over 70 players where involved in the Zone squads which is a good sign moving forward for the district. Thanks to Peter Mischefski, Kaye Elliot, Janet Andrews, Rod Bannister, Sally Stantiall, Grants Watts, John Keenan and Pete Arnott plus all the other supporting coaches that were involved in the programme. 2015 Goals

• 16 SNZ Module Deliveries • 2 Coaching Workshops/Conferences • Coach Mentoring Programme • 100 + School Sessions • Continuation of Junior Zone Squads

Finally a big thank you to all the coaches out there that have helped players of all levels throughout the year, your input is extremely valuable and keep up the good work. Jason Fletcher – Development Manager/District Coach

• Injury Management• Conditioning• Kiwi Squash Club and School• Club Youth• Adult Starters Club• Squash Start

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HIGH PERFORMANCE REPORT Wow what a year! National Champions in the Women’s team event, National U23 Women’s Champion, Winners of the Newbigin Shield and Wairarapa Cup plus a National Junior title and both Most Improved Junior Boy and Girl from our group of Central High Performance (HP) players. Into our third year of our HP programme and we continued to move forward in the right direction with some excellent results. This year our HP programme saw our players involved in a squad camp at the start of the year, two One Day rep fixtures, a group squad trip to the Central Open and the New Zealand Nationals. The aim was to continue building up our depth, make sure Central Squash is up with the top districts around the country and continued along with the ‘Team culture’ of good work ethics and team competition amongst players.

• 1st HP Camp was held in March. It was great to see numbers were up from the previous year’s camp. This year it was staged at Squashgym and the Massy track over a Friday/Saturday and was a productive camp.

• Our first One Day clash was with Squash Eastern for the “Newbigin Shield” and saw us travel to Hastings. We won convincingly for a third year in a row, 18 matches to 6. On paper we were down in firepower a bit but we blooded a few new players and they all stepped up, especially the women who won all their 12 matches on offer.

• The Central Open this year saw our HP squad attend the tournament as a group trip. It was great to be able to have everyone travel and train lightly on the Friday, then launch into tournament mode. It was good for our management and selectors group to see our players in tournament mode and also 6 weeks out from Nationals.

• The second One Dayer saw the inaugural “Wairarapa Cup” played for against Squash Wellington in Palmerston North. Myself, Grant Smith and Central Squash have donated a Cup to provide a bit more to these clashes as there is some rich history between the two districts. We won for the first time in three years again 18 matches to 6 with many of the named Central Squad for NZ Nationals having a good hit out.

• NZ Nationals = AWESOME! NATIONAL WOMENS TEAM CHAMPIONS!

It was a proud moment to be Central! Our Women’s team of Becky Barnett, Danielle Fourie, Jackie Tapp, Kaitlyn Watts, Rebecca Clifford and the Men’s team of Kashif Shuja, Ben Calvert, Jason van der Walt, Stephen Bennett, Brandon Keenan all produced outstanding results. Leading up to the event Kashif had the squad training and playing a number of days in a row to simulate 5 days of competition that they would be facing at Nationals. This showed that we were the best-prepared team there. It was the best team environment since I have been involved in over the last 3yrs and credit goes out to all our players who put their bodies on the line for 5 days in a row of competition. In the end 8 out of the 10 played the maximum number of games (7 to 8 matches!). We actually had 9 of our players playing finals on the last day of individuals. Seven of those won their matches. Kashif finished 4th in the Men’s Open, Danielle 5th, Becky 6th & Kaitlyn 17th (Plate) in the Women’s Open. Kaitlyn was unreal as she knocked over four A graders after being seeded 28th. Jason & Rebecca were runner-ups in Div. 1 & Brandon Plate winner in Div. 1.


As you know the teams event was fantastic with the women winning the title for the first time in the history of the event (42 years it’s been going). They were seeded 3rd and knocked over Canterbury the 2nd seeds in the semi-final 3/1 with Jackie on last coming back from 8-3 down in the 5th set to clinch it. In the Final they beat the top seeds Auckland 3/1 with Kaitlyn getting the team off to a great start by beating her 5th A grader of the competition, this actually put her to A grade and join other elite NZ players to do this at the age of 13! Danielle then put the team 2 matches up winning easy and Becky signed the deal off by beating one of NZ’s top juniors 3/1. Jackie lost the dead rubber against a NZ masters rep 3/1. The men’s team which had four new players in it from last year also stood up big time, guys came off the court and dropped to the ground, but had dug deep for themselves, the team and to show everyone that Central meant business. After being seeded 7th (last) and losing 1st round, they beat Eastern the 6th seeds, then Waikato the 5th seeds in the plate final 155 to 151 on points. A huge thanks on behalf of myself, Kashif & Grant Watts for the Central board to continue to back our HP programme. I/we are keen to make our District stand tall with more titles in the future. I feel the heart of it comes back to the programme and hard yards we are doing back here. Along with the players buy in and with Kashif’s expertise and knowledge as a five-time New Zealand champion, to have him training the player’s daily it has been the backbone to this win - we just can't get anybody of his caliber so I feel we are very lucky as a district. Also Grant Watts, the women's coach does a massive job with the team behind the scenes and on game day for me. With both of these guys on board it makes my job easy. It has been a fantastic year and our management group looks forward to continue to push our players towards the top individually and as a team. Other districts are in awe of what is now happening here with Central and we have only just started. We will continue to grow our depth and will tap into the group of B graders that are appearing in the Taranaki region. Next year we plan to have a similar format with the new addition of a third One Day venture where we will host Waikato in what will be a first between the two districts. We look forward to keeping Central moving forward and with a number of players moving to our region this will only encourage our HP programme players into performing at their best, as there is certainly competition amongst players now. With what our HP programme is offering I hope that the winning culture, which we are creating, will continue. This will only happen if our players continue to buy in and do the hard yards, individually and as a team. Let’s bring more titles home in the future! Kent Darlington – High Performance Director & Senior Team Convenor

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DISTRICT CAPTAIN’S REPORT Another year has been and gone with some great results. District Challenges: This year we again played Eastern & Wellington in both the seniors and the juniors with great results all round. The seniors played Wellington for a new trophy, ‘The Wairarapa Cup’ which they managed to win and add to their trophy cabinet. The juniors also had a successful season. These results will be covered under their respective reports. Interclub: Both zones have done well numbers wise this year. Taranaki hold an autumn and spring competition to start and finish the season, this year they had 22 teams playing overall. Their graded competition had 23 Men’s and 16 Ladies teams competing with some impressive results. They also held a junior interclub, which was enjoyed by the young up and comers. MWR zone started the season with the Masters where there were 17 men’s teams and 16 ladies playing. As we don’t seem to have enough ladies to make club teams we play as individuals. The 2nd round has 16 men’s teams and 30 ladies playing. A great turnout. Maybe we can go back to club teams in the future. This competition is run where each division is played at the same venue each week plus a finals night. Graded competition had 27 men’s teams and 7 ladies teams. The men’s teams were in large divisions with a wide range of grades so made for a long competition. This again was thankfully sponsored by MacDougalls Rural Supplies enabling the zone to give out prizes to the winning teams again. Interclub Winners for 2014 were: Taranaki: MWR: Men’s Div 1 Okato Defenders Div 1 Wanganui #1 Div 2 Kawaroa Park Devils Div 2 Tararua #2 Div 3 Patea Div 3 River City #2 Ladies Div 1 Kawaroa Park Divas Div 1 Rangitikei Div 2 Inglewood Wasps Premier interclub was held in the MWR Zone with only 5 teams participating. The winning team for 2014 was “Stevos’ River City” team and they took out the Radio More FM Trophy. The Inspire Net Central Players Series was held in the second half of the year with 6 teams, the winners of this competition were Higgins contractors team. District Interclub Play-offs: These were again played at Hawera Squash club. With only 3 mens divisions in each zone it made for a short event. Was great to see a new club represented, well-done Patea. Many of these matchup going to the wire. Winners were – Mens 1 – Okato Defenders, Mens 2 – KP Devils, Mens 3 – River City #2. Ladies – KP Divas. J Grade Prince Series: Well done to all of the juniors that played in this competition, there were some great matchups through the series. Winners were: Boys: 1st Sameed Khan (WG), 2nd Matt Adshead (PN) 3rd George Mikklesen (PN) Girls: 1st Eilish Oliver (AP), 2nd Genevieve Bell (PN) 3rd Molly Stantiall (RG)


Super Champs: All grades were again well supported except for the F Grade, which was meant to be played at Okato. District winners were: B Grade Mens Hawera Women SquashGym 1st at Nationals held @ Cambridge C Grade Mens SquashGym 2nd at Nationals held @ North Shore Womens SquashGym 1st at Nationals D Grade Mens Kawaroa Park 2nd at Nationals held @ Otago Womens River City E Grade Mens Ohakune 1st at Nationals held @ Christchurch Womens Ohakune F Grade Mens Ohakune Womens Ohakune 1st at Nationals held @ Tauranga Congratulations to all teams that represented our district at these events. Champion of Champions: This year the District event was held at the Rangitikei Squash Club. The winning club taking home the most titles was again Ohakune, results were as follows: A Grade Brandon Keenan (PN) B Grade Matthew Ratcliffe (RC) Rebecca Clifford (PN) C Grade Jonathan Bailey (PN) Ngaire Double (OA) D Grade Mark Anderson (HV) Lauren Wikohika (OA) E Grade Dylan Budge (OA) Victoria Middleton (TH) F Grade Richard Robbins (OA) Tamara Double (OA) Congratulations to the above players and hopefully we will come home from the Nationals in Tawa with a few titles. Finally, congratulations to Luke Jones of Tararua who made the NZ World Junior Boys team and to Rebecca Barnett of SquashGym who made the NZ Senior team. Well done to both players. Marilyn Dolan – District Captain

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iSQUASH ADMINISTRATORS REPORT This year saw the implementation of the combined male/female-grading list. This caused a few hic-ups to start with, with names that could be male or female, being put into mixed draws. This has since been sorted with players adding Miss / Ms / Mrs / Mr in front of their name. On a whole the system has worked well, especially when slotting ladies into a male draw for tournaments in the higher divisions. These matches have proved to end up being evenly matched. SNZ has also upgraded their system during the year for the inputting of results, which now makes it very easy to follow. Their tournament module now has a 6 draw available, this has been the bug for a lot of clubs not being able to do all of their draws with this module. More and more clubs are now advertising their tournaments on the SNZ website, making it easy for out of district players to enter tournaments. My only problem this year has been club administrators applying for codes for new players with not all information attached. Please get that middle name or initial, it makes it so much easier, and saves me contacting that player for this information. I would like to thank all those club administrators that have been doing their clubs’ isquash work and for all the hard work that they have had to do. It can be very frustrating at times trying to get information out of some players. Keep up the good work. For those who will be handing this job over, thank you for your time and patience with me at times. Marilyn Dolan – District iSquash Administrator


MASTERS REPORT Well Squash Central didn’t quite keep up with our seeding ( seeded 6th overall) we played off for the Consolation plate against Northland ( seeded 8th ) in an 8 draw format. We beat Northland 6 matches to 4 to end up 7th . Earlier we had lost 8/2 to Southland ( 3rd seed) in the first round, and then 7/3 by Waikato ( 7th seed) in the 2nd round Originally the draws were made in two pools of four , but this was mutually amended by the teams at the pre teams managers meeting held after the individuals, this resulted in only three ties being played instead of four. Leading up to the Masters, Central suffered two major setbacks losing both Kashif Shuja (Mens 35+) and Rod Bannister (Mens 45+) to injury, both of those players were expected to win their respective National Age group titles this year ( in Rods case he would have been defending his last years title). We were lucky to be able to call on Victor Romero ( 35+) to take Kashif’s place, and Brent Foster made himself available at the last minute to take Rods place, both local players, and were playing in the Teams event for the first time ( Brent was nursing a lower back injury which saw him unable to play in the final round.) Central were fortunate to have the experience of Mickayla Kerr ( Womens 35+) she had just moved to Palmerston North from Wellington which gave much needed strength to the women’s team, she was also very active on the coaching front during other members games, giving excellent advice and reading the game well. Looking at the Stats …….girls won 7 matches and the boys won 4! The team composition was :- WOMEN Mikayla Kerr SquashGym Kaye Elliott Kawaroa Park Sherryl Curtis SquashGym Gael Win Kawaroa Park Janice Trevathan Kawaroa Park Reserves Sally Stantiall Rangitikei Jill Brown SquashGym MEN Victor Romero Squash Gym Jason Fletcher Squash Gym Brent Foster SquashGym Mark Gunning SquashGym Pete Souness Kawaroa Park Reserve Mike Jack (Manager) Kawaroa Park I would like to thank all the Central Masters teams players who represented Squash Central this year. And.... to those of us who will be turning 60 or are in the 60 + category don’t give up as that category will be added to the teams format for 2015. Just remember 60 is the new 21!!!!!!! And thank you Pauline for helping me and assisting with those last minute issues. Mike Jack - Central Masters Manager

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JUNIOR CONVENOR’S REPORT This year has been a very long and extremely busy season, with the first event kick starting in early January for some of our High Performance Juniors. The Oceania Junior Trans Tasman event this year played in Brisbane Australia.

With this event being held so early, training for these juniors started in November 2013. Central had 3 juniors selected by Squash New Zealand to participate, Luke Jones, Corbin Faint and Kaitlyn Watts. Corbin and Kaitlyn had an outstanding tournament, and came away Oceania Champions for their respective age groups. A fantastic start to a busy Squash season for these players.

While the High Performance Juniors carried on training, Junior Zone Squads got off to a great start with over 70 players across the district participating in the first coaching camps held in the 3 zones across the district. These Juniors met once a month right through to September, with head coaches Grant Watts, Rod Bannister and Pete Mischefski reporting back with great enthusiasm and excited by the talent we have within our district.

The Junior Prince Series also got under way early in the season, with a good amount of up and coming juniors competing in the series. After 13 Prince series events, the top 8 boys and top 8 Girls for 2014 were decided and 5 coaching scholarships drawn.

The first of our Junior District Representative fixtures against Eastern was held in Palmerston North on March 16th. This was an Age Group event with two boys and two girls selected from each age group.

Team as follows:

Boys Under 11 Tristin Peeti-Webber (DV) Daniel Mabey (TR) Under 13 Connor Fortuin (SPN) Daegan Love (KP) Under 15 James Van Kerhoff (WG) Corbin Faint (SPN) Under 17 Cameron Foster (SPN) Blake Koolen (SPN) Under 19 Luke Jones (SPN/TR) Brandon Keenan (SPN)

Girls Under 11 Abbie Holmes (HW) Abby Treder (TR) Under 13 Annaleise Faint (SPN) Sophie Bell (SPN) Under 15 Gina Bailey (SPN) Ansley Koolen (SPN) Under 17 Courtney Trail (SPN) Tori Claridge (SPN) Under 19 Emily Nash (SPN) Kaitlyn Watts (SPN) This year we can celebrate again with Central winning 26-14 matches. North Island Juniors were contested in Hamilton during July, with many of our HP Juniors competing for titles. Central managed to get two titles this year. Courtney Trail winning the Under 15 Girls event and Luke Jones showing form to take the Under 19 Boys Title, just two weeks before heading out to Namibia to represent New Zealand in the Junior Boys World Teams and Individual Events. Jones is the first boy selected from Central Region in many years, and is a fine example of the High Performance Programme available to the players in our region for both Juniors and Seniors. Without this we would be struggling for results on the court and we are now the envy of many districts when we travel to National events.


These High Performance results carried on throughout the year, Three rising central junior players, Courtney Trail, Gina Bailey and Corbin Faint represented New Zealand at the Trans Tasman Secondary Schools Series, held at the Acacia Ridge Squash Centre in Brisbane from 18-22 August. Courtney, Gina and Corbin won all 10 of their games over the week and helped bring home the two trophies. The New Zealand vs Australia final on the 22 August, New Zealand won 53-26.The trio secured their place on the New Zealand Team following their performance at the New Zealand Secondary Schools competition held in Nelson from the 8-10 August, where many central junior players participated. Final placing for our district schools were: Palmerston North Girls High 2nd, Palmerston North Boys High 4th & 19th, New Plymouth Boys High 12th, Ruapehu 13th (girls) & 18th (boys), Hawera High School 26th. We look forward to SquashGym Palmerston North hosting New Zealand Secondary School event for the next three years. Tararua Squash Club hosted the Central Age Groups this year. 40 entries (20 boys and 20 girls) showed a fantastic display of talent on the squash court. The results were as follows:

Under 19 Boys Winner: Brandon Keenan (SPN) Runner Up: Allan Bailey (SPN)

Under 19 Girls Winner: Emily Nash (SPN) Runner Up: Kaitlyn Watts (SPN) 3rd Place: Courtney Trail (SPN)

Under 17 Boys Winner: James Van Kerkhoff (WG) Runner Up: Jono Lloyd West (SPN) 3rd Place: Yuri Powell (TR)

Under 17 Girls Winner: Tori Claridge (SPN) Runner Up: Ansley Koolen (SPN) 3rd Place: Gina Bailey (SPN)

Under 15 Boys Winner: James Van Kerkhoff (WG) Runner Up: Nathan Swanson (TR) 3rd Place: Richard Bell (SPN)

Under 15 Girls Winner: Courtney Trail (SPN) Runner Up: Rachel Vincent (TR) 3rd Place: Paige Stantiall (RG)

Under 13 Boys Winner: Angus Morris-Denby (Masterton) Runner Up: Sam Fletcher (SPN) 3rd Place: Josh Thomas (DV) Under 13 Girls Winner: Annaleise Faint (SPN) Runner Up: Olivia Lucock (Upper Hutt) 3rd Place: Rebekah Turner (SPN) Under 11 Boys Winner: Connor Fortain (SPN) Runner Up: Nathan Lucock (Upper Hutt) 3rd Place: Tristin Peeti-Webber (DV)

Under 11 Girls Winner: Sophie Bell (SPN) Runner Up: Genevieve Bell (SPN) 3rd Place: Abby Treder (TR)

The Central Junior Squad to compete in the Central vs. Wellington Junior Squash Annual Challenge was selected. This event is an Annual District Challenge between

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the top two graded Junior Boys and Junior Girls in the Central and Wellington Districts (grading as at 31 May, which is the same as Super Champs). This is not an Age Group Event, which meant we got a wider spread of juniors throughout the district, as we are concerned that most of the regions HP juniors are coming out of Palmerston North. Grades include: J, E, D, C, B (so a total of 20 players per district) Each player will play two matches on the day against the corresponding Wellington Team. This year was hosted at SquashGym, Palmerston North on Sunday 14th September Congratulations to the following players for their selection and great results on the day, as Central won convincingly 29 matches to 11 J Grade: Darren Bryant (Levin) Finnley Binsbergen (OK) Molly Stantiall (RG) Tamara Double (A) E Grade: Dylan Budge (OA) Nathan Swanson (TR) Emma Dowman (OA) Paige Stantiall (RG) D Grade: Matt Laurenson (OA) Yuri Powell (TR)

Annaleise Faint (SPN) Tia Pauro (IG) C Grade: Allan Bailey (SPN) Josh Claridge (SPN) Tori Claridge (SPN) Lilly Stantiall (RG) B Grade: Corbin Faint (SPN) Brandon Keenan (SPN) Kaitlyn Watts (SPN) Gina Bailey (SPN)

Junior National Age Groups is the last junior event on the Squash Calendar, and by October many of the juniors were ready for the last big push before a well-earned break. A large contingent of Central Juniors travelled to Remuera to compete in the Individual event. Again we had some fantastic results, both in the Individual Age group events and the Teams event. Luke Jones capped off a great 2014 season when the PNBHS student took out the NZ Junior boy’s title. He won the final beating fellow NZ teammate Chapman Kutia from Gisborne in a tough four sets. Jones has come through an incredibly tough summer of training towards selection for the New Zealand Junior Boys' team that travelled to the World Junior Championships in Namibia. His improvement saw him soar up the grading list, well into A grade and achieve selection in the final team of four players. His fine season is now capped off with this victory in the boys' Under 19 national championships. The 'Most Improved awards' went to Kaitlyn Watts and Luke Jones again - both of SquashGym Palmerston North. Watts, at 13, is the country's youngest A Grader. Her determination and work ethic are a shining example to players of all ages, and if her rapid rate of improvement continues she will be a valuable asset for New Zealand Squash in the years to come. Annaleise Faint, also of SquashGym played extremely well and made her way to the Under 13 Girls final. Annaleise is another junior who has made massive improvements to her game throughout the year, which has shown as she has finished with a ranking of 2nd in the Under 13 Girls.


The Teams event followed the individuals with our Boys seeded 2nd out of the 9 districts. After convincingly winning their Pool Play, the boys made it into the final against a very strong and determined BOP Team. The Bay team consisted of 4 A Graders, and took the title for a 3rd year running. The Girls plagued by injury saw their seeding drop from 2nd to 5th. The remaining squad members did well beating Northland in the play off for 5th and 6th.

Kelly Faint and Andrea Herbert – Junior Conveners

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MANAWATU - WANGANUI - RUAPEHU ZONE REPORT The zone has had a very busy and successful interclub season, with the financial backing from McDougall’s rural service and supplies. Many thanks to Brett McDougall for his continued support this season. Marilyn has once again done a wonderful job in organizing and entering the draws for this competition, a huge and often thankless task. Thank you Marilyn for the many hours that you dedicate to doing this task. Many players commented that they enjoy having a host club for “finals night” where all players from a division are at the one club; this helps to foster the wonderful social side of our sport. A Zone meeting date for 2015 will be set and published early in the new year, so please ensure that your club has the correct contact information with the Central Secretary to make sure that you have the opportunity to be involved in the zone happenings over the season. We look forward to seeing you there! Sally Stantiall – MWR Zone President TARANAKI ZONE REPORT Waitara will be kicking off a junior programme next year with some help and we now have a contact at Waitara High School who is keen to get something happening with KiwiSquash in the school. Inglewood Squash continues to tick along with about 96 members – they are a very proactive club with some good members who work tirelessly for that club. I only attended one of their committee meetings this year and they’re pretty sorted. Kawaroa Park has had a very busy year with good membership numbers and junior memberships are increasing as well. We will be hosting the Squash Central Open again in 2015 and look forward to making this a great tournament as per usual! Sylvia Penny – Taranaki Zone Representative


FINANCIAL REPORT Rob Brownrigg – Treasurer

Another extremely busy year for Central Squash and while playing results have been nothing shortofspectacularthefinancialresulthasbeensomewhatdisappointingwithalossof$9,715 recorded.Total income was up approximately $8,000 on 2013 – mainly due to income from Kiwisport andsponsorship.ThiswaspartiallyoffsetbyareductioninincomefromGrantsandDonations whereby we were down approximately $12,000 on the previous year. Worth noting thatthe2013figurewasupstronglyfromthepreviousyearbutunfortunatelylikemostsportsourfinancialsuccessisheavilyreliantonthisasasourceofincome.Anecdotalevidencesuggests other districts receive considerably more than Central Squash and we must work hard to ensure we receive our share going forward.While overall an increase in income was pleasing we did see a large increase in expenditure which contributed to the loss. On a positive note we have spent a considerably more on coaching throughout 2014 and this has - and I am sure will continue to - have a positive impact on squash in the region. While slightly more has been spent on High Performance Coaching it is also worth noting we have spent considerable more at the “grass roots” level with Kiwisquash/Coachforce spending up some $12610 on 2013. Also worth noting that while events such as the Prince Series, Superchamps and Champion of Champions are worthy events that are enjoyed and supported by many – they do come at a cost to the district. Important we keep these events going and keep supporting our club players but we may need to look at how they are funded going forward.Apart from Coaching the other major expense item has been the cost of spending teams to the Nationals - as it has been in previous years. With Central hosting the National Masters overallcostsweredownapproximately$4,000on2013.Thekeydifferenceherethoughwasthat in 2013 the cost of sending all 3 teams away was all but covered by grants and players contributions. This year however there was a shortfall of approx $12000. We did also incur some‘oneoff’coststhatwon’tberepeatedin2015.ThisincludesthelastoftheTravelEqualisation payments to Squash NZ of $2969 and cost of rebranding/marketing expenses of approximately $3500.Looking ahead to 2015 I believe it is important we continue to invest in coaching to at all levels. This will not only improve playing ability but contributes greatly to attracting new players and keeping existing players in the game. Ideally we would like to take this up to anotherlevelbutimportantwesecuresufficientfundingtoenableustodothis.WemustalsokeepclosecontrolofexpenseswhichIamconfidentwillgoalongwaytomakingthenext12monthsafinancialsuccess.Thanks again to Grant Smith, Pauline Slovak and all committee members for their hard work and support throughout the year.

Rob Brownrigg - Treasurer

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CENTRAL CLUBS AND MEMBERSHIP Annual Membership Return Numbers Club Men Women

Junior Boys

Junior Girls

Leisure players

Total Members

Ashhurst-Pohangina Squash Club 31 20 14 7 44 72 Central Secondary Schools 0 0 66 3 0 69 Dannevirke Squash Club 41 12 7 2 25 62 Eltham Squash Club 24 8 3 1 21 36 Feilding Squash Club 66 30 24 14 88 134 Foxton Squash Club 16 5 2 1 5 24 Hawera Lawn Tennis & Squash Club 63 39 10 8 15 102 Hunterville Squash Club 20 15 11 8 26 54 Inglewood Squash Club 48 27 11 5 34 91 Kawaroa Park Squash Club 170 89 45 13 131 317 Levin Squash Club 28 12 4 4 20 48 Ohakune Squash Club 24 28 12 3 0 67 Ohakea Squash Club 14 2 0 0 2 16 Okato Squash Club 36 13 11 4 11 64 Patea Squash Club 17 7 1 2 8 27 SquashGym Palmerston North 361 157 115 50 392 683 Rivercity Squash Club 43 26 7 5 26 81 Rangitikei Squash Club 48 21 7 5 26 87 Stratford Squash Club 27 16 15 4 20 62 Taihape Squash Club 36 20 7 7 10 70 Tararua Squash Club 45 26 16 10 34 97 Wanganui Squash Club 79 29 11 0 42 119 Waitara Squash Club 24 14 4 3 32 45

Total 1251 608 408 160 1012 2427


HONOURS BOARD Life Members Elected 1982 BG Mathieson (deceased 10/12) Elected 1985 AG Doig Elected 1990 L Mills Elected 2002 J Urbahn Elected 2003 G Randolph Elected 2012 M Dolan

Presidents 1965 – 67 R Haddon 1968 – 69 M Thevenard 1970 – 71 J Tyler 1972 – 75 R Haddon 1976 – 81 BG Mathieson 1982 – 83 J Taylor 1984 – 85 R Waugh 1986 E Tuffery 1987 – 90 L Mills 1991 – 93 P Filbee 1994 – 96 G Carson 1996 – 98 H McLaughlin 1999 – 2000 M Muir 2001 – 2010 R Pattison 2010 – 2011 A Lyall 2011 – 2012 John Laurenson 2012 – 2014 Grant Smith

Secretaries 1965 – 70 N Munro 1971 D Cockburn 1972 – 75 D Smith 1976 A Stewart 1977 – 78 W Gillett 1979 – 83 J Brown 1984 – 86 G Pye 1986 – 96 J Brown 1996 – 2012 S Patterson 2012 – 2014 P Slovak

Treasurers 1965 – 71 N Munro 1972 – 83 A Doig 1984 – 88 S Grant 1989 - 97 J Brown 1998 – 99 S Patterson 2000 A Simpson 2001 – 06 W Patterson 2007 N Tuffin / Jane

Gadsby 2007 - 2012 Jane Gadsby 2012 – 2014 Rob Brownrigg

District Captains 1973 D Hogg 1974 R Kenny 1975 – 81 L Drysdale 1982 – 84 A McDonald 1986 – 88 P Filbee 1989 – 93 J Urbahn 1994 H Sullivan 1995 – 2014 M Dolan

Delegates to NZ Squash 1968 – 69 J Tyler 1970 – 71 D Smart 1971 J Tyler 1972 D Hogg 1973 – 75 W Weld 1976 – 81 A Doig 1982 – 83 L Drysdale 1984 – 87 C McKinlay 1988 – 89 A Doig 1990 – 92 A Simpson Sitting on NZ Squash Council/Board 1992 – 97 A Simpson 2007 - 2012 W Patterson

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS (since 2000)

Management Director 2000 – 2002 Mark Muir 2003 Not Filled 2004 Trevor Johnston 2005 – 2006 Dean

McEldowney 2009 - 2011 Ann Brouwers (Resigned 05/11) 2011 – 2014 Alastair White

Independent Director 2003 Trevor Johnston 2004 - 2010 Alistair Beveridge 2010 – 2011 Alun James

Finance Director

2000 – 2006 Warren Patterson 2007 Neil Tuffin / Jane

Gadsby 2007 - 2012 Jane Gadsby 2012 – 2014 Rob Brownrigg

Marketing Director 2000 – 2003 Grant Smith 2004 Peter Fowell 2005 Not Filled 2006 - 2007 Paula Darlington 2013 Jason Burton –

Brown 2014 Rod Bannister

Participation Director 2000 – 2006 John Laurenson 2007 - 2011 Michelle Sansom 2011 – 2012 Steve Dowman 2012 – 2013 Michael Bailey

Performance Director 2000 – 2002 Joss Urbahn 2003 – 2006 Karen Cranston 2007 - 2008 Ross Hewitt (Resigned 03/08) 2009 - 2011 Joseph Watts (Resigned 9/11) 2012 – 2014 Kent Darlington


CENTRAL SQUASH AWARD WINNER

Administrator of the Year 2001 Brian Baxter Palmerston Nth 2002 Grant Smith Palmerston Nth 2003 Grant Smith Palmerston Nth 2004 Grant Smith Palmerston Nth 2005 Adam Lyall Palmerston Nth 2006 Grant Smith Palmerston Nth Sharon and Warren Patterson Trophy 2007 Adam Lyall Palmerston Nth 2008 NZSS Organising Committee New Plymouth 2009 Dianne Tasker Rangitikei 2010 Alistair White Wanganui 2011 Grant Smith Palmerston Nth 2012 Adam Lyall Palmerston Nth 2013 Sally Stantiall Rangitikei

Personality of the Year 2001 James Renata Ohakune 2002 Warwick Gay Palmerston Nth 2003 Merv Roebuck Wanganui 2004 Allan Hansen Palmerston Nth 2005 Alan Bee Rangitikei 2006 Brian Knight Palmerston Nth Barb and Mike Jack Trophy 2007 Peter Kuklinski Hawera 2008 Grant Smith Palmerston Nth 2009 Pauline McGrellis Palmerston Nth 2010 Isaac Hayes Palmerston Nth 2013 Stuart Tasker Rangitikei

Coach of the Year 2001 Graham Randolph Palmerston Nth 2002 Paul Kenny Wanganui 2003 Jeff Ansell Okato 2004 Robyn Thompson Wanganui 2005 Grant Watts Palmerston Nth 2006 Peter Simpson Palmerston Nth Donna Wilson Trophy 2007 Karl Fraser Palmerston Nth 2008 Henry Katene Kawaroa Park 2009 Karl Fraser Palmerston Nth 2010 Geoff Spencer Palmerston Nth 2011 Grant Watts Palmerston Nth 2012 Kaye Elliott Kawaroa Park 2013 Brian & Marianne Thrupp Ohakune

Most Improved Junior Player Sansom Family Trophy 2007 Tamati Brooks Ohakune 2008 Joseph Watts Palmerston Nth 2009 Sam Laurenson Ohakune 2010 Neil Simpson Wanganui 2011 Corban Faint Palmerston Nth 2011 Kaitlyn Watts Palmerston Nth 2012 Kaitlyn Watts Palmerston Nth 2013 Tori Claridge Palmerston Nth

Services to Masters Women Lois Mills Tray 2002 Jill Brown Palmerston Nth 2003 Marlene Foreman Inglewood 2004 Jill Brown Palmerston Nth 2005 Donna Wilson Levin 2006 Kaye Elliott Kawaroa Park 2007 Jill Brown Palmerston Nth 2008 Jill Brown Palmerston Nth 2009 Jill Brown Palmerston Nth 2010 Sharon Patterson Palmerston Nth 2013 Pauline Stachurski Inglewood

Services to Masters Men

Merv and Jean Tapp Trophy 2002 Rhys Powell Kawaroa Park 2003 Ray Foster Wanganui 2004 Ray Foster Wanganui 2005 Mike McSherry Palmerston Nth 2006 Len Stackhurski Inglewood 2007 Peter Roughan Kawaroa Park 2008 David Jupp Waitara 2009 Brendon Murphy Palmerston Nth 2010 Mike McSherry Palmerston Nth 2011 Grant Watts Palmerston Nth 2012 Adam Lyall Palmerston Nth 2013 Len Stachurski Inglewood

Most Improved Senior Player Paula and Kent Darlington Trophy 2007 Ross Hewitt Hawera 2008 Jared Scrivens Palmerston Nth 2009 Daniel Juno Palmerston Nth 2010 Calum Ross Kawaroa Park 2011 Paul Blatchford Palmerston Nth 2012 Joseph Watts Palmerston Nth 2013 Denise Ramsay Palmerston Nth

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Central Player of the Year 2001 Jackie Laurenson Ohakune 2002 Amanda Cranston Ohakune 2003 Jackie Laurenson Ohakune 2004 Amanda Cranston Ohakune 2005 Amanda Cranston Ohakune 2006 Matt Nation Palmerston Nth Central Squash Trophy 2007 Josh Greenfield Palmerston Nth 2008 Danielle Fourie Palmerston Nth 2009 Amanda Landers-Murphy Hawera 2010 Joseph Watts Palmerston Nth 2011 Danielle Fourie Palmerston Nth 2012 Kashif Shuja Palmerston Nth 2013 Rebecca Barnett Palmerston Nth

Central Club of the Year 2001 SquashGym Palmerston North 2002 SquashGym Palmerston North 2003 Wanganui Squash Club 2004 SquashGym Palmerston North 2005 Ohakune Squash Club 2006 SquashGym Palmerston North Carson Family Trophy 2007 Ohakune Squash Club 2008 SquashGym Palmerston North 2009 Rangitikei Squash Club 2010 Inglewood Squash Club 2011 SquashGym Palmerston North 2012 SquashGym Palmerston North 2013 Inglewood Squash Club


2014 DISTRICT HIGHLIGHTS Squash New Zealand Squad Member 2014 Rebecca Barnett (SquashGym Palmerston North) – NZ Womens Worlds Team Luke Jones (Tararua) – NZ World Junior Boys team & Junior Trans Tasman test team Corbin Faint (SquashGym Palmerston North) – NZ Junior Trans Tasman team & Development Squad Kaitlyn Watts (SquashGym Palmerston North) - NZ Junior Trans Tasman team & Development Squad Emily Nash (SquashGym Palmerston North) – NZ World Junior Girls Squad member Courtney Trail (SquashGym Palmerston North) – Development Squad National Titles 2014 Mike McSherry - NZ Men’s 45 – 49 Masters Champion Luke Jones – NZ Junior Boys Under 19 Champion Women’s Senior Representative Team – NZ Teams Title Central Squash Junior Squad vs Squash Eastern Junior Squad SquashGym Palmerston North, Sunday, March 16, 2014 U11 Girls U11 Boys Abby Treder (TR) Tristin Peeti-Webber (DV) Abbie Holmes (HW) Daniel Mabey (TR) U13 Girls U13 Boys Sophie Bell (SPN) Connor Fortuin (SPN) Annaleise Faint (SPN) Daegan Love (HW) U15 Girls U15 Boys Ansley Koolen (SPN) Jordan Bell (SPN) Gina Bailey (SPN) James Van Kerkhoff (WG) U17 Girls U17 Boys Courtney Trail (SPN) Blake Koolen (SPN) Tori Claridge (SPN) Corbin Faint (SPN) U19 Girls U19 Boys Kaitlyn Watts (SPN) Luke Jones (SPN/TR) Emily Nash (SPN) Brandon Keenan (SPN) Coaches: John Keenan, Grant Watts, Alan Stern, Jason Fletcher and Kashif Shuja Managers: Kelly Faint and Andrea Herbert Central Squash won 26 – 14 matches.

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Central Squash vs Squash Wellington for the Wairarapa Cup SquashGym Palmerston North, August, 3rd 2014 Mens Womens Kashif Shuja (SPN) Danielle Fourie (SPN) Luke Jones (SPN) Rebecca Barnett (SPN) Rod Bannister (WG) Emily Nash (SPN) Ben Calvert (SPN) Jackie Tapp (SPN) Stephen Bennett (HW) Rebecca Clifford (SPN) Jason van der Walt (SPN) Kaithlyn Watts (SPN) Reserve: Corbin Faint (SPN) Loni Martin (TH) Coaches: Kashif Shuja (SPN) and Grant Watts (SPN). Manager: Kent Darlington (Wanganui) Squash Central winning with 18 matches to Wellingtons 6 Central Squash vs Squash Eastern for the Newbigin Shield Hawkes Bay Squash Club, June, 28th 2014 Mens Womens Rod Bannister (WG) Danielle Fourie (SPN) Min Bristol (TH) Loni Martin (TH) Ben Calvert (SPN Jackie Tapp (SPN) Victor Romero (SPN Kaitlyn Watts (SPN) Jason van der Walt (SPN) Emily Nash (SPN)) Stephen Bennett (HW) Rebecca Clifford (SPN) Coach: Grant Watts (SPN) Manager: Kent Darlington (Wanganui) Winner: Central Squash retained the Newbigin Shield 18 - 6 Central Doubles Championships Stratford Squash Club, March 7-9th, 2014 Women’s Open winners: Danielle Fourie and Rebecca Clifford Men’s Open winners: Joseph Watts and Josh Greenfield Mixed Double winners: Danielle Fourie and Grant Smith Central Open Championships Kawaroa Park Squash Club, New Plymouth, July 11 – 13thth, 2014 Women’s Open Winner: Rebecca Barnett (SPN) Men’s Open Winner: Kashif Shuja (SPN)


Central Junior Open Championships Tararua Squash Club, 20 – 21st June, 2014 U19 Boys U 19 Girls Champion: Brandon Keenan (SPN) Emily Nash (SPN) Runner Up: Allan Bailey (SPN) Kaitlyn Watts (SPN) U17 Boys U17 Girls Champion: James Van Kerkoff (WG) Tori Claridge (SPN) Runner Up: Jono Lloyd West (SPN) Ansely Koolen (RG) U15 Boys U15 Girls Champion: James Van Kerkoff (WG) Courtney Trail (SPN) Runner Up: Nathan Swanson (TR) Rachel Vincent (TR) U13 Boys U13 Girls Champion: Angus Morris-Denby (MS) Annaleise Faint (SPN) Runner Up: Sam Fletcher (SPN) Olivia Lucock (UH) U11 Boys U11 Girls Champion: Conner Fortuin (SPN) Sophie Bell (SPN) Runner Up: Nathan Lucock (UH) Genevieve Bell (SPN)

Central Masters Championships Kawaroa Park Squash Club, New Plymouth, August 8-9th, 2014 Men's SquashGym Palmerston North Trophy Winner: Rodney Bannister (WG) Runner up: Jason Fletcher (SPN) Women’s Kawaroa Park Trophy Winner: Kaye Elliott (KP) Runner up: Janice Trevathan (KP New Zealand National Championships and Inter-district Teams Event North Shore Squash Club, Auckland, August 20 – 24th, 2014 Mens Women Kashif Shuja (SPN) Danielle Fourie (SPN) Jason Van der Walt (SPN) Rebecca Barnett (SPN) Stephen Bennett (HW) Jackie Tapp (TH) Ben Calvert (SPN) Kaitlyn Watts (SPN) Brandon Keenan (SPN) Rebecca Clifford (SPN) Emily Nash (SPN) reserve Teams final placings - Women 1st (Centrals first National teams title) Men – 5th Coaches: Jason Fletcher (SPN), Kashif Shuja (SPN) and Grant Watts (SPN) Manager: Kent Darlington (Wanganui)

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New Zealand Junior Age-Group Championships and Inter-district Teams Event Remuera Rackets Club, October 2 – 8th, 2014 Boys Girls Luke Jones (SPN/TA) Kaitlyn Watts (SPN) Brandon Keenan (SPN) Emily Nash (SPN) Corbin Faint (SPN) Courtney Trail (SPN) Blake Koolen Ansley Koolan (SPN) Cameron Foster (SPN) Gina Bailey (SPN) Luke Jones won the Junior Boys Title beating Chapman Kutia Teams final placings at Nationals Boys – 2nd Girls – 5th Coaches: Grant Watts (SPN), Kashif Shuja (SPN) and John Keenan (SPN). Managers: Andrea Herbert and Kelly Faint (SquashGym Palmerston North) New Zealand Master Open National Championships and Inter-district Teams Event SquashGym Palmerston North, September 19 – 24th, 2014 Men Women Victor Romero (SPN) Kaye Elliott (KP) Jason Fletcher (SPN) Mikayla Kerr (SPN) Brent Foster (SPN) Sherryl Curtis (SPN) Mark Gunning (SPN) Janice Trevathan (KP) Peter Souness (KP) Gael Win (KP) Reserves Mike Jack (KP) Jill Brown Sally Stantiall Manager – Mike Jack (Kawaroa Park) Final team placing 7th National SuperChamps July 25 – 27th, 2014 District winners were: B Grade Winner National placing’s Men Hawera 9th Women SquashGym 1st C Grade Men SquashGym 2nd Women SquashGym 1st D Grade Men Kawaroa Park 2nd Women RiverCity 4th E Grade Men Ohakune 1st Women Tararua (not played) 5th Ohakune sent a team to Nationals F Grade Men Okato (not played) 7th Ohakune sent a team to Nationals Women Ohakune 1st


New Zealand Secondary School Competition Nelson, August 8 – 10th , 2014 National placing’s Palmerston North Girls 2nd Palmerston North Boys (Team 1) 4th Hawera Girls 12th New Plymouth Boys 12th Ruapehu Girls 13th Ruapehu Boys 18th Palmerston North Boys (Team 2) 19th Hawera Boys 26th New Zealand Senior National Ranking (as at October 2014) Kashif Shuja (SPN) 4th Danielle Fourie(SPN) 5th Rebecca Barnett (SPN) 6th Jackie Tapp (TH) 16th New Zealand Junior National Ranking (as at October 2014) Annaleise Faint (SPN) Under 13 2nd Jordan Bell (SPN) Under 13 5th Courtney Trail (SPN) Under 15 3rd Gina Bailey (SPN) Under 15 8th Corbin Faint (SPN) Under 17 7th Luke Jones (TR /SPN) Under 19 1st Kaitlyn Watts (SPN) Under 19 5th Emily Nash (SPN) Under 19 7th Winter Interclub 2014 Men’s: Taranaki Manawatu - Wanganui - Ruapehu Premier - Stevo’s RiverCity Division 1 Okato Defenders Tararua #2 Division 2 Kawaroa Park Devils Wanganui #2 Division 3 Patea RiverCity #2 Ladies: Division 1 Kawaroa Park Divas Rangitikei Division 2 Inglewood Wasps District Playoffs Men’s Division 1 Okato Defenders Men’s Division 2 Kawaroa Park Devils Men’s Division 3 RiverCity #2 Ladies Kawaroa Park Divas

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District Champion of Champions Rangitikei Squash Club, 26 – 27th September 2014 Men Women A Grade Brandon Keenan (PN) B Grade Matthew Ratcliffe (RC) Rebecca Clifford (PN) (National Title won) C Grade Jonathan Bailey (PN) Ngaire Double (OA) D Grade Mark Anderson (HV) Lauren Wikohika (OA) (National Title won) E Grade Dylan Budge (OA) Victoria Middleton (TH) F Grade Richard Robbins (OA) Tamara Double (OA) Prince Central Junior Players Series 2014 Top eight winners Boys Girls 1st Sameed Khan on 158 points Elish Oliver on 156 points 2nd Matthew Adshead Genevieve Bell 3rd George Mikklesen Molly Stantiall 4th Tom Bowie Kate Burnell 5th Nico Cowley Abbie Tankersley 6th Harris Sweeney Stella Stantiall 7th Seamus Walsh Jenna Bowie 8th Josh Brownrigg Sophie Bell Central Squash Coaching Scholarships Recipients Stella Stantiall George Mikklesen Maliek Mullins Thornton Ropiha Tait Whale Prince Central Senior Players Series 2014 Placing Points 1. Shanan Whitlock 50 2. Aaron Wales 48 3. James van Kerkoff 47 4. Daniel Brosnan 35 5. Annalese Sharrock 33 6. Matthew Ratcliffe 26 7. Pauline Slovak 24 8. Maria Needham 23


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CENTRAL SQUASH 2015 CALENDAR

National / International Districts Masters Junior Junior

Prince Club

Jan 23-25 Taihape Open

Feb 3-7 NZ Masters Games - WanganuiFeb 20-22 Feilding BFeb 27-Mar 1 Ashhurst-Pohangina BMar 6-8 Foxton BMar 13-15 Hawera BMar 13-15 Stratford MastersMar 20-22 Levin BMar 20-22 Central Doubles - StratfordMar 27-29 Ohakune BApr 3-5 Patea BApr 10-12 NZ Junior Open - TimaruApr 10-12 Okato BApr 10-12 SquashGym OpenApr-‐12 Hawera Junior Prince tournamentApr 17-19 Oceania Junior Age Group Championships - Squash City InvercargillApr 17-19 Wanganui OpenApr 17-19 Inglewood BApr-‐19 Kawaroa Park Junior Prince Apr 24-26 Tararua OpenMay 1-3 Rivercity BMay 1-3 Stratford OpenMay 3 Levin Junior Prince May 8-10 NZ Doubles Championships* - SquashGym Palmerston NorthMay 8 - 10 Dannevirke BMay 8 - 10 Kawaroa Park B

May-10 Feilding Junior Prince

May 15-17 Foxton BMay 16 Central vs Waikato Seniors at Kawaroa ParkMay-17 Okato Junior Prince Series

May 22-24 Hawera Open

May-24 Taihape Junior Prince May 29-31 Cousins Shield / Mitchell Cup - WhangareiMay 29-31 Rangitikei OpenMay 29-31 Waitara BMay-31 Inglewood Junior PrinceJun 5-7 Fitzherbert Rowe Lawyers NZ International Classic PSA & WSA SquashGym Palmerston NorthJun 5-7 Okato BJun 7 Tararua Junior PrinceJun 12-14 DoubleDot Media Christchurch International Open PSA & WSA BurnsideJun 12-14 Wanganui BJun-14 Ohakune Junior PrinceJune 19-21 ILT & Community Trust NZ Southern Open PSA & WSA Squash City InvercargillJune 19-21 Central Juniors* - OhakuneJun-21 SquashGym Junior PrinceJune 26-28 Inglewood BJun-28 Wanganui Junior PrinceJuly 3-5 North Island Championships - Devoy Squash & FitnessJuly 3-5 Ohakune BJuly 3-5 Levin OpenJul-05 Ashhurst Pohangina Junior PrinceJuly 10-12 AD Long Cup (NZ Masters Club Teams) - Mt MaunganuiJuly 10-12 Central Open- Kawaroa ParkJul-12 Foxton Junior PrinceJuly 17-19 North Island Junior Age Group Championships - Mitchell ParkJuly 17-19 Hawera BJuly 17-19 Feilding BJul-19 Dannevirke Junior PrinceJuly 24-26 Superchamps District Eliminations - B Grade - RiverCity, C Grade - Okata, D Grade - Wanganui, E Grade - Foxton, F Grade - TaihapeJul 26 Rangitikei Junior Prince FinalJul 31 - Aug 2 Tararua BJul 31 - Aug 2 Rivercity BAug-01 Newbigin Shield - Central v Eastern at SquashGym PNAug 7-9 NZ Secondary Schools Team Championships - SquashGym Palmerston NorthAug 8 Wairarapa Cup - Wellington vs Central in WellingtonAug 14-16 Taihape BAug 14-16 Central Masters* - FeildingAug 21-23 Dannevirke BAug 21-23 Waitara BAug 21-23 SquashGym BAug 21-23 NZ National Individual Championships - Christchurch Football

Aug 24-25 NZ National Inter District Teams Championships - Christchurch Football

Aug 28-30 Ohakune OpenSept 4-6 BOP Junior Open & Under 23 National Championships - Te PukeSept 4-6 Rangitikei BSept 6 Central vs Wellington JuniorsSept 6-11 AIMS (Intermediate and Middle School) Games Mt MaunganuiSept 11-13 Champion of Champions District Finals - HaweraSept 16-20 Superchamps National Finals - B Grade - Eden Epsom, C Grade - Taumarunui, D Grade - Cromwell, E Grade - Thorndon, F Grade - Hoon HaySept 18-20 Levin B and MastersSept 21-23 Feilding B and DoublesOct 1-4 NZ Junior National Individual Age Group Championships - Squash City InvercargillOct 5-7 NZ Junior National Teams Championships - Squash City InvercargillOct 9-11 Foxton BOct 13-15 Trans-Tasman Masters Test Series - Hawkes Bay SRCOct 16-18 NZ Masters Individual Championships - Hawkes Bay SRCOct 19-21 NZ Masters Inter District Teams Championships - Hawkes Bay SRCOct 30-Nov 1 Champion of Champions National Finals - SquashGym Palmerston NthNov 13-15 SquashGym OpenDec-05 Squash Central AGM and Awards Dinner

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Documents

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