LIFE MEMBERS * Denotes Deceased...2016 BWHA Annual Report . 2016 MEETINGS . Management Meetings (2 3) Name Attendance . Karin Walduck 19 Sonya Fisher 14 Christine Blanchard 21 Kath

1 2016 BWHA Annual Report

THE EIGHTY SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF

BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2016

PATRONESS

Hon Teresa Gambaro MP

LIFE MEMBERS * Denotes Deceased

Mrs A Todd * - 1941 Mrs F Crunkhorn * - 1964 Mrs L Thomas - 1990 Miss J Clarke * - 1941 Miss B Watson * - 1969 Mrs J Mecklem - 1992 Mrs E T Dobbin AM MBE * - 1948 Miss S Otto - 1970 Mrs R Nix OAM - 1995 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE * - 1948 Mrs J Viertel OAM – 1972 Mrs J Proctor * - 1999 Mrs K Langan - 1954 Mrs F Wastell OAM – 1979 Mrs M Chatfield - 2000 Miss W McMullin * - 1955 Mrs E Green * - 1980 Mrs J Heron - 2001 Miss L Mauchlan - 1956 Dr M Hughes OAM * - 1981 Miss M Cockings * - 2002 Miss N Mauchlan * - 1956 Miss H Scraggs OAM - 1982 Ms J Hadfield - 2008 Mrs E Grealy * - 1958 Miss J Snarski * - 1983 Ms C Kann - 2009 Miss I Sim * - 1961 Mrs J Tidey - 1984 Ms C Schomberg - 2010 Mrs E McDougall OAM * - 1963 Mrs A Parkyn - 1985 Mrs E Brennand - 2013 Mrs M Josiffe OAM * - 1963 Miss J Ellis - 1988 Mrs M Brodie - 2014 Mrs N Gordon - 1989

LONG SERVICE AWARDS

* Denotes Deceased

June Ballantyne (10) - 1997 Melda Dunning (10) - 2012 Robyn Sneddon (15) - 2011 Lesley Schoenwald (10) - 1997 Desley Mackay (10) - 2012 Robyn Andersen (15) - 2011 Judy Keen (10) - 1997 Wendy Stephens (10) - 2012 Diana Young (15) - 2011 Michele Arnold (10) - 1999 Lyn Hill (10) - 2012 Margaret Brown (15) - 2014 Alyson Aleksic (10) - 2000 Ros Julien (10) - 2012 Di Brodie (15) - 2014 Val Bartlett (10) - 2003 Kelli Robinson (10) - 2013 Sue Andersen (15) - 2004 Annette Eve (10) - 2003 Anita Sikes (10) - 2014 Christine Blanchard (15) - 2015 Bev Broadfoot (10) - 2004 Liz Lobb (10) - 2014 Keith Tidey (20) - 2005 Liz O’Connor (10) - 2004 Pam Nitarski (10) – 2015 Nikki Taylor (20) - 2014 Helen Allen (10) - 2005 Elizabeth Palmer (10) – 2015 Graham Wakefield (25) - 2008 Helen Hill (10) - 2006 Debbie Wark (10) - 2015 Keith Nix (25) - 2013 Cathy Taylor (10) - 2008 Denise Byrne (15) - 1992 Sue Brough (25) - 2015 Angela Coleman (10) - 2010 Denise Roberts (15) - 1992 Petra Faas O’Meara (10) - 2011 Jack Manders * (15) - 1994 Karin Walduck (10) - 2011 Nola Slade (15) - 2000 Sonya Fisher (10) - 2011 Julene Grant (15) - 2003 Lesley Bennett (10) - 2012 Rhonda Bentley (15) - 2010 Lisa-Maree Jones (15) - 2010


PRESIDENT Karin Walduck PLANNING & POLICIES Christine Blanchard

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS Karin Walduck

SPECIAL ADVISOR Susan Andersen GRADING C’TEE TURF Jenny Heron (C) Frances Wright Di Brodie GRADING C’TEE GRASS Lesley Bennett Judy Hartnett (C) Kate Oudenryn COMPETITIONS C’TEE TURF Liz Lobb (C) Jenny Heron Di Brodie COMPETITION C’TEE GRASS Lesley Bennett (C) Sarah Sheppard UNIFORM OFFICER Sue Barsby TURF UMPIRES STEWARD Kathy Proctor GRASS UMPIRES STEWARD Judy Hartnett MASTER UMPIRES STEWARD Lesley Bennett MASTERS FIXTURES C’TEE Lesley Bennett (C) Lizz Lobb Petra Faas O’Meara

VICE-PRESIDENT Christine Blanchard

TREASURER Sonya Fisher

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

COMMUNICATIONS & BUSINESS ANALYSIS Sue Reid

COMPETITIONS – MASTERS, UMPIRES & TECHNICAL, GRADING & FIXTURES

Lesley Bennett

VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT & COMPLIANCE

Kris Birch

TURF MATCH SECRETARY Christine Blanchard

GRASS MATCH SECRETARY

Christine Blanchard

APPEALS COMMITTEE Ronda Nix OAM

Petra Faas O’Meara

AUDITOR Don Munro

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, GRANTS, SPONSORSHIP &

MARKETING Sonya Fisher

FACILITY MANAGEMENT &

DEVELOPMENT Meg Brodie

DATABASE

Bron Morris

POINTS CAP DEVELOPMENT Deb Wark

ADMIN WORKING C’TEE

Bron Morris (C) Christine Blanchard

Kath Proctor Liz Lobb

Maree Knight Di Brodie

Jane Hayes

MASTERS MATCH SECRETARY

Lesley Bennett

CONSTITUTION C’TEE Meg Brodie

JUDICIARY C’TEE

Margie Brown (Asc) Wendy Nichols (Bul) Sue Brough (Ccial)

Amanda Higgs (Cdores) Robyn Andersen (Easts) Deborah Awyzio (KW) Terri Jeannin (Logan) Sandra Beirne (Nths) Yvonne Bancroft (PH)

Marianne Graham (PR) Amy Ryan (QUT) Anita Sikes (Red)

Frances Wright (Sts) Elizabeth Parker (SBE) Sarah Dawson (SWU)

Di Brodie (UQ) Sally Harper (Valley)

HOUSE C’TEE

Meg Brodie (C) Noala Gordon

GROUNDS C’TEE

Meg Brodie (C) Kris Birch

Noala Gordon

UMPIRES & TECHNICAL C’TEE Lesley Bennett (C)

Sarah Sheppard Lyn Thomas

Ronda Nix OAM Cheryl Kann

Sonya Fisher Judy Hartnett

Caroline Schomberg

MASTERS SELECTION C'TEE Pam Nitarski (C)

Tracey Shirley Kelli Robinson

Diana Young


BWHA STAFF & CONTRACTED SERVICES

GENERAL MANAGER Kathy Proctor SATURDAY ADMIN Lorraine Carroll HOCKEY BRISBANE MEDIA MANAGER Paul Mills DP BAR Michael Carkeet

MEMBER DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

Regie Fisher

ADMINISTRATION OFFICER Lisa Donaldson

GROUNDS STAFF

Noala Gordon John Robinson

CANTEEN

DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION

Sue Barsby

DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Amy Ryan

DP TIME STEWARD

Taylah Kinshela - AM Shona Whitlock - PM

Olivia Barsby Kelsey Hartnett Sophie Stevenson Kelsey Pigram

Robyn Simkin (C-PM) Taylah Kinshela Isabella Flynn

Rhiannon Aleksic Jeremy Truscott

Abby Nicholls (C-AM) Kate Blanchard Renee Andrea

Lisa Hinton Tiarne Logan

SPORTS TRAINERS

John Thomas Gayle Fowlett

Courtney Kerr Lauren Mainey

Force Sports Team

2016 HONORARY MEMBERS

Mr Andrew Blanchard Mr Shane Bradnoch

Mrs Liz Collier Mr Quinton Dell Mr Mark Dobbs Mr Ken Dohnt

Mr Brendan Edwards Mrs Moira Edwards

Mrs Kelly Free Mr Peter Gaddes Mrs Janet Gough

Mr Dion Harle

Mrs Tanya Hartog Mrs Daniella Hawley

Mrs Helen Hill Ms Leonnie Howard Mr Stuart Hudson Ms Cheryl Jaffrey

Mrs Rochelle Johnston Mr Ian Knights

Mr Alex Krzensk Mrs Belinda Littman

Mrs Maria Mijts Mrs Sarah Mitchell

Mrs Pam Nicol Mrs Pam Nitarski Mr Phuc Nguyen

Mrs Nicole Richter Mr Steve Scott

Mrs Vanessa Seccombe Mr Anthony Smith

Mr Keith Tidey Mrs Tracey Tremble

Mrs Robin Veitch Mr Graham Wakefield Mrs Shirley Woodward

MASTERS GRADING C’TEE Caroline Schomberg (C) Lesley Bennett Kim Sheather ARCHIVE C’TEE Elma Brennand (C) Shirley Otto Joyce Proctor*

SENIOR UMPIRE MENTORS TURF

Kathryn Austen Lyn Hill Liz Lobb

Sonya Fisher Jan Hadfield

Joanne Greensil

SUPER LEAGUE & OPEN SELECTION C’TEE

Nikki Taylor (C) Graham Wakefield

Sonya Taylor Regie Fisher MDM

U18 SELECTION C'TEE

Deb Wark (C) Noreen Walton

Brendan Edwards Kelli Robinson

Regie Fisher MDM


2016 MEETINGS

Management Meetings (23)

Name Attendance

Karin Walduck 19

Sonya Fisher 14

Christine Blanchard 21

Kath Proctor 23

Lesley Bennett 15

Meg Brodie 17

Kris Birch 17

Sue Reid 20

Bron Morris 20

Council Meetings (9)

Club Attendance Club Attendance

All Hallows 5 Pine Hills 9

Arana Ascot/Ascot 8 Pine Rivers 5

Bulimba 8 QUT 2

Commercial 7 Redcliffe 8

Commodores 6 St Andrews 7

Easts 9 SBE 9

Kedron Wavell 7 Stuartholme 1

Logan 8 SWU 7

LHC 3 University 7

MBC 6 Valley 8

Norths 8


CONTENTS

Page

President’s Report 6

Vale – Joyce Proctor 7

Vice President’s Report 7

General Managers Report 8

Treasurer’s Report 11

Hockey Zone Report 12

Volunteers & Compliance Report 12

Database Report 13

Communications & Analysis Report 13

Competitions Portfolio

Fixture & Grading 15

Operations (Umpires, Technical and Masters) 15

Turf Umpires Steward’s Report 16

Grass Umpires Steward’s Report 16

Recording & Reporting (Match Secretary Report) 18

Development Portfolio Report

Member Development Manager Report 18

Regional Development Officer Report 19

Equipment & Uniforms & Tours Report 20

Facility & Development Portfolio Report 21

Archives Report 22

Canteen Convenor Report 22

Records

Senior Points Table 23

Senior Results 26

BWHA, Hockey Queensland and Australia Umpires Badges and Awards 29

Queensland and Australian Technical Appointments 30

State Championships Teams & Results 32

Southern Cross Teams & Results 33

Queensland Representatives 37

International Representatives 39

Hockey Queensland Officials 40

Junior section (please see contents P37) 42

Appendix

Financial Statement – Year ending 30th September 2016 58

BCC - $8110.00 for Umpire & Coach Development, Department of National Parks, Sport & Racing - $7500 for Portable Goal Nets for Rookie hockey, Community Benefit Gambling Fund: $13849.09 for Goal Boxes& witches hats at Rasey Park, Australian Government, Department of Infrastructure & Regional Development – Stronger Communities: $19500.00 for Goal Boxes at Downey Park & Keep Australia Beautiful – Beverage Container Recycling Community Grant: $12420.00 for 3 recycling bin stations for Downey Park.


PRESIDENT’S REPORT Another year gone by and once again an opportunity to reflect on what has been achieved, celebrate the successes, and learn from our experiences.

Certainly the year started on a better note than the previous year, with many of the issues associated with the registration of players via the IMG database resolved. Whilst we have been using an on-line portal for player registrations for a number of years now, our ability to extract data is still limited. We will continue to persevere, since accurate player data is critical for our funding submissions, our interactions with the different levels of government, for seeking sponsorship, and for communicating with clubs and members.

Our winter fixture season was as busy as ever, with the following activity: • Ran hockey fixture competitions for juniors, seniors and masters, at four turf venues and two grass

venues, for over 3,300 registered players. Player numbers have increased marginally over both junior and senior divisions.

• Sent 20 teams to compete at State Championships for Super League, Opens, U18, U15, U13 and Masters as well as 4 teams competing in the U11 Southern Cross at Downey Park. The ability of these teams is evident in that top two placings were achieved in five of the six divisions.

We have actively worked with clubs to ensure inappropriate sideline behaviour is minimised, and comprehensively dealt with when it occurs. Clubs are committed to managing their spectators, reinforcing good behaviour, and dealing with bad behaviour. We will continue to work with clubs to address this area of concern, and I am pleased to note that this year has seen an improvement.

We continue to work with Brisbane Hockey Association (BHA) and Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club (KWSHC) to administer the Brisbane Hockey Management Group (BHMG), which manages the Burringbar turf facility. Part funding has been secured for a second turf and preliminary planning, including the preparation of detailed site plans, is underway to provide the information needed to secure this funding.

The future of Hockey Zone has been given some serious consideration, since we lack support for this initiative from other hockey bodies. Certainly the filming of hockey games, and the segments on coaching and umpiring techniques and skills, is popular and well supported – and thanks to Paul Mills and his team for their enthusiasm and commitment. We rely on sponsors to help offset the costs of Hockey Zone and thank our major sponsors Powell Industrial, BMM, Azure Accounting, Just Hockey, Smiley’s Plastering and Play Works – your support is appreciated. Hockey Zone is a considerable investment by both BWHA and BHA, but we do this to ensure that hockey is exposed to as broad an audience as we can afford.

We persevere with our efforts to construct turf fields at Downey Park and further details are available in the Vice-President’s report.

We can be very proud of our collective achievements, and the way we have reacted to opportunities and challenges. I would particularly like to thank all the members of my management committee for their efforts, commitment, enthusiasm, and good humour. To our dedicated volunteers at club and association level – thank you, because without you we would not be able to exist. And last but certainly not least, my sincere thanks to Kath Proctor and all the BWHA staff for their ongoing support and tremendous work effort.

Dr Karin Walduck

President


VALE - JOYCE PROCTOR

7/9/1932 TO 14/4/2016

BWHA Life Member: 1999

Although Joyce never played hockey she has been very involved with BWHA having 4 daughters, 4 grand-daughters and to date 2 great grand-daughters playing in BWHA. Joyce has spent many hours on the social side of the Association as well as being manageress to many Brisbane teams.

After volunteering in her local community for many years, in the 1970’s she turned her time and energy to hockey, where all four girls were playing for Ascot District Women’s Hockey Club; through her interaction with Faye Wastell and the Mauchlan sisters, she began her volunteering for BWHA. She had many roles starting in 1980 as Equipment Officer, over the next 35 years she was on the Management Committee, House Committee, Uniform Officer, Veterans Team Manager, Social Secretary and up to this year on the Archives Committee. No job was too big, or too small, but most behind the scenes and many using her catering skills.

Joyce was a Life Member of Ascot Women’s Hockey Club; Brisbane Women’s Hockey Association and received a Distinguished Service Award from Hockey Queensland and a BCC Volunteer Award.

VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT Since early 2012 we have been working to establish a synthetic surface at Downey Park, the home of Brisbane hockey for women and girls. The nature of this site (floodplain and landfill) makes it a challenge for development. This time last year we were optimistic that we were making progress with Brisbane City Council but negotiations have stalled due to flood issues.

Following the local government elections in March this year the Downey Park precinct was subjected to an electoral boundary adjustment. For many years Cr Vicki Howard has been the councillor for Central Ward and she has been a fantastic supporter of our association. We now fall under the Enoggera Ward and Cr Andrew Wines is our elected member. We have met with Cr Wines several times now and he is very supportive of our vision to develop Downey Park as a women and girls sporting precinct. We will continue to work with Cr Wines and Brisbane City Council officers on a solution that sees Downey Park become the most amazing facility for hockey.

I would also like to acknowledge a number of external providers who have been great supporters of this project: Tony Battams who has drawn plans for us, Tony Loveday from RMA Engineering who has done all our hydrology modelling, Andrew Middleton from Douglas Partners for our geotechnical engineering and Hannah Tohill from Wolter Consulting who has been our master town planner. These people have all contributed their time and energy to help us progress this project and for this we are grateful. This project requires a great level of skill and expertise that I certainly don’t have and it’s a joy to work with those that share our dream and want to see our facility developed. Christine Blanchard Vice President


GERERAL MANAGERS REPORT

The 2015 Board of Management held 5 planning meetings in October and November 2015 to look at the rules and areas of concern raised during the season. This resulted in relaxation of the Dual Registration limits and trialling the early affiliation of teams for Division 1 to 5 – allowing for expanded divisions. This was seen as a way for clubs to plan, develop and recruit players for their teams. The grading practices of the past were not conducive to club development and this trial was an option supported by the clubs. It was made very clear to clubs that this concept would create its own problems especially in relation to club teams playing at varying venues and teams regularly umpiring their own teams, but the pros were considered greater than the cons and a trial year was accepted. BWHA also introduced Casual 10 game players and Reserve 10 game players to increase participation, by catering for players who cannot commit to a full season. These rule changes were provided to clubs at the Council Meeting following the AGM.

The 82nd Annual General Meeting was held on Tuesday 24th November 2015. Awards recognising the valuable role volunteers play in the growth & development of our association were given out with special mention to our Junior Section Volunteer of the Year Leisa Campbell and Senior Section Volunteer of the Year Kris Birch. The Management Committee remained relatively constant with new member Sue Reid replacing Life Member Jenny Heron who decided to stand down after many years of outstanding service. It cannot be understated the role Jenny has played at BWHA during the past 25 years (and more), her record speaks for itself:

• On the Board of Management for 25 years; • 8 of which were as BWHA Secretary, at a time where the Secretary had little or no paid assistance; • 18 years on Senior Fixture & Grading Committees, Masters selection committees, and managing

BWHA teams; • She has also been on many other BWHA, HQ, Sports Council and Southern Cross Committees since

she started her involvement with the BWHA Board of Management. • Jenny was appointed a BWHA Life Member in 2001.

At the HQ Forum in November it was decided that HQ would collect all fees and insurance through the IMG database in 2016. While this reduced the workload for clubs & BWHA to collect and forward this part of the playing fees to HQ, it does need some tweaking with all players required to pay the full allowance regardless if they are fulltime or casual players, which seems a little disproportionate. BHA & BWHA also joined databases to allow for better family/club registrations. The IMG database continues to be problematic at the competition level and Bron Morris & Sue Barsby have worked hard in this space to make improvements for us. Thanks Bron & Sue for all your work in this area.

The Management Committee met in December to finalise portfolios, and appoint convenors to committees. During this “off-season” period much work was done on grant applications and preparation for season 2016. Unfortunately we were unsuccessful in gaining State Government funding for a turf at Downey Park, while a blow, this has not stopped the determination of our Vice President Christine Blanchard. Her report will provide all details and the progress to date of this essential project. Thank you Christine for pursuing this with such determination.


However we were successful in receiving grants for Goal Nets, Umpire and Coach development and recycling bins – thank you to all involved with these grants, they take a significant load off members fees to provide all the things the association needs. Special thanks to Sonya Fisher who is the BWHA Treasurer but also oversees all grants, the Hockey Zone area and is a tireless volunteer in the umpire and technical area – well done Sonya.

Discussions also continued throughout the year on taking over the running of the SHC from HQ to a joint BHA/BWHA group. This has been discussed for nearly 2 years now. Despite BHA/BWHA indicating from the start our willingness to take over the whole facility lease (grass/turfs/building) this appears unlikely at the moment, only time will tell what will be the final decision on this matter.

Our first Council meeting for the calendar year was in February and as always was very busy discussing:

• HockeyZone – Paul Mills attended to speak about the program for 2016 and the support the whole hockey community needed to bring to continue its growth in success. Thank you to Paul for his drive and passion with this joint BHA/BWHA venture. A special thank you to all our long time & new sponsors of the program.

• Appointing Sue Reid to investigate clubs feelings on the Points Cap and other rules, thanks to Sue for the dedication to this task and the reports provided to make better decisions.

• The completion of “Job descriptions” for the Operations Manual by Kris Birch to allow a better understanding of the associations roles. Thanks Kris for working on this and completing it in a timely manner – it will be a valuable ongoing resource.

• To try and reduce paperwork, admin folders were not given out, but all calendars, and forms where available on the website for easy access. Thanks Lisa for having all this ready by the meeting date.

The Junior Committee worked tirelessly again lead by Leisa Campbell to start with and then Maree Knight when Leisa had to resign due to other commitments. Thank you Leisa for all your hard work, we wish you well for the future, Maree, Judy, Alyson & Tash carried on with enthusiasm. This is a large section of our association and many decisions need to be made. Thank you all for your hard work and good humour in working through this demanding area of our association.

Due to the increased size of the senior turf divisions, divisions 2 to 5 started their fixtures the first week of March. Division 1 with only 9 teams started 3 weeks later. The trial on clubs selecting their own divisions did result in improved competition across all divisions (as the points table will attest to) but it did require the clubs to work hard in getting players and umpires to varying venues each week. Thank you to Lesley Bennett and all members of the Umpire and Technical and Grading and Fixture committees for your hard work and thoroughness.

We provide Rasey Park as a venue to conduct the JTAS (primary) hockey competition from February to March. This is a great development opportunity for players and umpires and increases participation, but requires early preparation of these fields. We gained grants for irrigation at Field 13 & Rasey Park in 2015 and this installation was completed to allow this heavy use of the fields. Working Bees in March saw the Downey & Rasey Park facilities prepared for fixtures in April, thank you to all clubs for your support of this. Volunteers Meg Brodie, Andrew, Kris, Ange and casual staff Noala and John do an enormous amount of work all year round, well done and thanks. We now have 7 fields under irrigation which should improve the quality of the fields. The BCC installed tanks, pumps and associated infrastructure at Rasey Park to support the irrigation system we installed. This was greatly appreciated, but it now becomes equipment we must depreciate and maintain. The BCC also installed 3 tanks behind the wooden building near F10, this was part of the water harvesting project. In conjunction with Brisbane Softball we are now looking for grant monies to connect these tanks to our irrigation system to reduce costs further. Work on the park never stops and we appreciate the fraternity of DP Netball and Brisbane Softball – we all love the park and work hard to look after it.


The grass fixtures commenced in April and the park was full every Saturday catering for every level and age in our sport – well done to all who played, officiated or supported in 2016. While our senior grass team numbers were marginally down, due to the increase in teams on the turf our overall player numbers increased in 2016. Car parking continues to be our major challenge on Saturdays, so we are looking at what options we have to improve this.

It was wonderful not to conduct a Judiciary this year, but a number of people had to be spoken to about their behaviour especially on Saturday morning by our “Pink Vest” Duty Supervisors. We all must ensure the behaviour of our members and supporters is appropriate, so we can all enjoy the sport we love. Thank you to all junior parents and supporters who assisted on Saturday mornings.

Thank you to our Downey Park staff: Canteen - Robyn/Abby; Bar – Michael; Admin – Lorraine; Time Stewards Taylah/Shona; Rookie – Mel, First Aid – John, Courtney, Lauren & Gayle; the Saturday grass fixtures could not run as smoothly without you. A special thanks to volunteer Bruce Carroll who assists every week at Downey Park, opening and closing the facility and any other jobs asked of him.

The past few years have seen us purchase through grants, equipment to minimise flood risks, all our fridges & freezers now have the motors at the top of the machine and where possible plaster board and cupboards have been replaced with stainless steel or wire. So when we had a small flood in June, there was very little damage, just the normal big mess of mud. The staff at BWHA must be commended on the way they simply role their sleeves up, put on “wellies” and clean the mud. There was no insurance claim with only minimal loss of stock as the weather event was predicted and action taken to put everything up that we could.

This year we continued “themed” Council Meetings to inform and engage our members and encourage them to provide clear directions for the association. With the greater use of electronic medias, it is not a wise use of our valuable volunteers to have them attend meetings were information is simply distributed. This can easily be done with email, web, facebook etc. At one of these meetings a small working group was established to try and reduce the paperwork required by the association. This group has met a few times and has resulted in a number of changes to forms and rules to assist club administrators. We will continue to only hold Council Meetings when we have a topic to discuss and provide Management Reports after every Management Meeting to keep our members informed. Thank you to all club delegates for giving up your time to attend meetings.

We again developed, trialled, selected, trained and toured 20 representative teams this year. What a major workload for our staff and volunteers. Thank you to all involved, the results and statistics are later in this report. Thank you to Regie, Amy & Sue for all your hard work, to all selectors, coaches, managers and umpires, you are all vital to make this happen for our players – well done. We also continued to offer development opportunities for goal keepers, masters and grass level players, all were very well supported, thank you to the coaches for their time and expertise.

Thank you to our Archive Committee, Life Members and long-term supporters for continuing to work for BWHA, documenting the important history we have and organising social events. Special thanks to Elma, Shirley, Joyce, Jenny, Faye & Bev. 2016 also saw Faye Wastell awarded an OAM for her outstanding contribution to BWHA. Congratulations Faye, a well deserved accolade.

Our sincere condolences to all our members who have suffered loss this year, and we congratulate those who have experienced great joy and exciting events. The hockey family is a large and varied one and we share in the highs and lows of our extended family. From me, my sisters and our families a special thanks for all the kind words and support offered by the hockey community on the passing of our mother and BWHA Life Member – Joyce Proctor,


Thank you to the many volunteers that support our sport, especially to our President Dr Karin Walduck who stepped down as the HQ President this year, but has continued with her outstanding commitment to BWHA. Thank you to the staff members casual, part-time and full time who all provide a great service to our sport. Thank you to the government departments and sponsors who allow us to grow and develop with support, both financial and in-kind.

Kathleen Proctor General Manager/Secretary

TREASURER’S REPORT

This year has been as busy and diverse as ever and I thank everyone for their support and timely responses as needed – particularly Kath in the office who has done a great job again in keeping the invoices paid and the income followed up and receipted!!!

The full audited 2016 Financial Statements are at the end of this annual report for your reading. A few items of note are: • Brisbane City Council (BCC) provided new infrastructure (tank, pump, fence, gantry etc) at Rasey Park

and we have added a line in our Reserves to bring this equipment onto our Balance Sheet. This is now shown as “Contributed Assets (BCC)” at the bottom of the Balance Sheet. The inclusion of these assets has also increased our depreciation expense.

• We have consolidated the Buildings at Cost, & Plant and Equipment into 2 lines and split the accumulated depreciation to reflect this (with no material change in the figures) it just allows easy checking against the Profit and Loss report.

• When looking at the Long Service Leave Accruals it was noted that two staff members are now at about eight years’ service – so it was appropriate to increase our current liabilities.

So the result of the year’s operations and the above was a net profit of $16K. We applied for a number of grants this year and we thank the following agencies for their support: • Brisbane City Council - $8,110.00 for Umpire & Coach Development • Department of National Parks, Sport & Racing - $7,500.00 for Portable Goal Nets for Rookie hockey • Community Benefit Gambling Fund: $13,849.09 for Goal Boxes & witches hats at Rasey Park • Federal Department of Infrastructure & Regional Development (Stronger Communities): $19,500.00

(50%) for six sets of heavy duty Goal Boxes for Downey Park. • Keep Australia Beautiful – Beverage Container Recycling Community Grant: $12,420.00 for 3 recycling

bin stations for Downey Park. • We also completed the installation of irrigation at Rasey Park & F13: $73,000.00, with the Qld

Department of National Parks, Sport & Racing grant funds from 2015. All these grants take time and work to gather quotes and information and then when successful to fully acquit them. Thank you for everyone who has assisted with this. We are still working closely with the Department of Sport and Brisbane City Council to find a way to fund artificial turfs at Downey Park.

In conjunction with the grants, it is essential that we work with and inform our political representatives: BCC – Cr Andrew Wines, State – Hon Grace Grace MP, Federal – Hon Teresa Gambaro MP/ Hon Trevor Evans MP. We have met with all these members as well as Cr Krista Adams, the Hon Sussan Ley MP and government officers and we thank them for their time and dedication to the promotion of our sport and the wonderful park for women’s sport that we call Downey Park. Sonya Fisher


Treasurer

Hockey Zone

The television show was extended from 30 minutes to an hour and we added full weekly game coverage at no additional expense to Hockey Brisbane. The Hockey Zone was viewable 14 hours a week on TV, compared with the five hours per week in 2015.

We have set new standards of quality with our game coverage this year and sent out to film all the semi-finals this year. By the end of the season we covered 85 games in full on livestream.

We have featured 13 local clubs in our “Club of the Week” and provided extensive interviews with 15 top players all who have international honours.

Scott Boyde from Easts is the new skills champion in our “Top Dog” competition for 2016, runner up was Emily Caton from University

There has been continued growth in the YouTube views – we now stand at 1.42 million hits up 600,000 from last year, so you can see in 2016 we have had almost as many hits as we did in the first 4 years put together. The “Skill Up” coaching videos are the biggest draw card.

Growth in Livestreaming viewers is at around 50% on last season.

The website and Twitter show consistent traffic but have not seen huge growth.

One area of newly utilised potential and large growth in 2016 has been Facebook, we have posted a number of videos directly to Facebook and nowhere else. Call them “viral” but though short and some silly, they rated very well.

Although growth in views and quality seem to continue every year this is not being matched by the revenue generated by sponsors.

So a big thank you goes out to those who have supported HZ – Powell Industrial, Brisbane Money Management, Azure Accounting Solutions, Smileys Plastering, The Playworks and Just Hockey.

Paul Mills

Hockey Zone


DATABASE There have been continuing challenges with the functionality of the SportsTG (formerly IMG) database in the competition management space. We are still working with Hockey Australia for some resolution to these.

An Administrative Working Party has been convened, with our efforts focusing on reducing the administrative overheads at both an Association & Club level. 2017 should see a reduction and consolidation in documentation required from Clubs and a more streamlined BWHA website.

Investigation is also underway regarding the viability of continuing with the current SportsTG competition management system, with alternatives such as other “off-the-shelf” products of a similar nature or a bespoke system being reviewed for action during 2017.

I’d like to thank the volunteers on the Administrative Working Party (Chris Blanchard, Di Brodie, Jane Hayes, Maree Knight & Liz Lobb) for their valuable contributions.

Bron Morris

Database Management

VOLUNTEERS As at 1 November 2016 BWHA has received nominations for most committees. We still require nominations for the following positions:

- Appeals Committee; - Judiciary Committee; - Archives Committee; - Grounds Committee; - Uniforms Officer; - Turf Umpires Steward; - House and Canteen Committee; - Competitions and Fixtures Grading Committee; and - Junior Committee.

It is positive to note that we have noticed some new names within this year’s nominations and we wish all new volunteers a positive and enjoyable experience with BWHA. While there are slightly less nominations than last year, it seems apparent that there will be a Junior Committee next year. This is a very important committee because our juniors are the future of our sport and association.

The practice of asking clubs to assist with setting up and packing down at Downey Park and Rasey Park continues to work well (the Club Duty Day), and we will retain this practice for 2017. We thank all clubs for their assistance with these tasks and their efforts have not gone unnoticed.

The pink vests continue to be effective and this practice will also continue into 2017. Reports received from clubs indicate that people are actively seeking out the “pink vests” on game days to assist with the enforcement of safety rules and any disagreements that arise on the day. The “pink vests” are here to stay at this stage, and we thank all people who have donned a pink vest in the past for their assistance with making this initiative such a huge success.

Kris Birch

Volunteers Management


COMPLIANCE

The Blue Card Register has worked very well and will continue into 2017. The Blue Card Register is an easy reference point that enables us to ensure that Blue Card holders do not inadvertently allow their registration to lapse. It would be appreciated if all volunteers could provide the association with their Blue Card details, if they haven’t done so already. It is also important for volunteers to keep an eye on their Blue Card expiry dates to ensure that they remain current. Due to the onerous requirements related to child protection it is essential that the association maintains a proactive approach, and not a reactive approach, in this regard.

We encourage any clubs who have not implemented a Blue card register to contact BWHA so we can send a useful template to them.

To protect our volunteers in the unlikely event of an accident or injury, we require clubs to ensure that all volunteers are signed in when they are assisting on a Club’s Duty Day. This is to ensure that accurate records are maintained for insurance purposes. Clubs have been very diligent in this regard, and we ask that this diligence be maintained.

Thank you to all people who have assisted BWHA this year. Every small contribution makes a difference and lightens the workload for all involved. Hockey would not happen if it was not for out volunteers!

Kris Birch

Compliance Management

Communications and Analytics Portfolio

This was my first season on BWHA Board of Management and I have really enjoyed the experience.

At the beginning of the season I was tasked with discussing the CAP system applied to Division 1, 2 and 3 with club representatives. I undertook analysis of results in Division 1, 2 and 3 for the past 6 years (i.e three years before the introduction of the CAP and the three years the CAP has been introduced) and this indicated that there was no major impact in player movement or team results over the years. I met with all clubs who compete in the Division 1,2 or 3 competition and through this consultation and the feedback from clubs it was determined that the CAP would be removed and further options be considered if clubs thought there was value in pursuing a competition levelling mechanism in the future.

I spoke to just about every club during the season and on each occasion was made to feel welcome and hope that through these discussions clubs felt they could discuss topics that concerned them. I have tabled a report based on my discussions and have a number of actions to follow-up on. I hope to repeat these meetings in season 2017 to again have that close consultation with club representatives.

I have also undertaken analysis on our Masters competition which included player profiles and have tabled another report on suggested changes to the current Masters format.

I’d like to again thank all clubs for the time they took to discuss issues with me and look forward to furthering these discussions in 2017.

Sue Reid

Communications & Business Analysis Management


COMPETITIONS PORTFOLIO REPORTS COMPETITIONS: FIXTURES & GRADING TURF

For the first time it was decided at the end of 2015 to ask clubs what teams they believed they would have in 2016 and what divisions they would like. From these affiliations it was decided to allow clubs to have teams in those divisions and no grading games were held. This did make divisions with differing numbers, making fixtures a little harder to allocate, but it did give clubs the opportunity to plan and recruit with certainty. We originally received nominations for 56 teams of which 2 dropped out, giving us a total of 54 teams for the season. As we only had 9 teams nominate for DIV 1 it was decided that this grade would start after the others, who all had similar numbers (DIV 2 - 11 teams; DIV 3 – 12 teams; DIV 4 – 11 teams; DIV 5 – 11 teams).

Fixtures starting on the first weekend of March made for a long season – but once fixtures were done all flowed smoothly. There were a number of challenges with the different team numbers in different grades, but we will learn from this for subsequent seasons. All divisions were very close, with a number of finalists not decided until the last fixture games of the season.

Congratulations to all teams who played in the final series, and to the minor premiers and premiers. Thanks to Jenny Heron and Di Brodie for being on the fixtures committee with me.

Liz Lobb

Fixtures & Grading Committee Convenor

DOWNEY PARK – GRASS

There were 40 teams nominating for the 5 grass divisions. Unfortunately there were only 6 nominations in both DP1 and DP2. This low number is of concern as these two divisions are the premier divisions on grass. There were 9 teams in both DP3 and DP4 and 10 teams in DP5. Luckily only one wet day was required and was played on a Sunday. Thanks to the ground staff, Noala Gordon and John Robinson for their tireless work in maintaining the fields and line markings during the season.

Lesley Bennett

MONDAY MASTERS

Thank you to all the over 35 women who competed in the Monday Masters competition. The season began with 24 teams: 6 in MM1, 8 in MM2 and 10 in MM3. Two games into the season Easts withdrew from MM1, leaving 5 teams, one of which felt they would no longer be competitive in that competition. Again MM1 and MM2 were combined with quite disastrous results. MM2 teams were reluctant to play the MM1 teams and halfway through the season the divisions were split to 4 teams in MM1 and 9 teams in MM2. MM3 remained unchanged.

Lesley Bennett

Monday Masters

UMPIRES & TECHNICAL


Being an Olympic Year, rule changes were minimal. Following the successful application of the new rule of playing the ball above the shoulder in general play in Divisions 1-3 in 2015, BWHA opted to apply this rule through all Senior Turf and Grass, Masters and Junior competitions in 2016.

Each weekend eighty-eight umpires were required to ensure that the BWHA Senior turf and grass competitions could proceed. The allocation of umpires is the job of the turf and grass umpire stewards. This year Judy Hartnett was the Grass Umpire Steward and the turf umpires were allocated by Kath Proctor. Both umpire stewards plan and allocate umpires based on information given by clubs. As in previous years the umpires were a mix of experienced, limited experience and novice umpires. Each year BWHA receives complaints about umpires, usually as a result of the umpire’s inexperience or umpiring at a level beyond their competency. As in previous years there were a number of cases of umpires failing to arrive for their allocation. There is no excuse. All clubs need to ensure their umpires are advised of their allocation.

BWHA provides technical staff to run all the turf games, with the help of club officials. Thank you to the paid staff and volunteers who assist with the running of the competition.

Lesley Bennett

Umpires & Technical Convenor

TURF UMPIRES’ STEWARD’S REPORT In 2016 a number of rules were changed that affected the allocation of turf umpires:

• Unlimited division numbers – resulting in the split of club teams across multiple venues; • Playing most division 1 games at 3.00pm or 4.30 – which meant Div 2 & 3 had the burden of most

very late or very early games, requiring self-umpiring; • Clubs were allowed to list up to 3 male badged umpires on their Senior Umpires Register, but only a

few clubs took advantage of this, which is not a problem as a women’s sport it is important we empower and train our own female members to meet the requirements of our sport.

• Only badged umpires would receive payment in 2016, with the pay rate for International and National umpires rising.

These changes and the annual movement of umpires bring new challenges every year. We lost a couple of our international umpires to retirement, a few other umpires chose to officiate at the Gold Coast only, but we welcomed Shannon from Tasmania and Annette back from retirement, and a number of regional umpires continued to officiate in our association on a regular basis and we thank Catherine, Debbie, Helen , Kerryl, Tara & Miranda for that.

Our core of talented umpires remains strong with Lynn, Bernie, Alyson, Lyn, Debbie, Lauren and Sonya working hard to ensure our Division 1 games are well umpired. BWHA continues to bring many young and promising umpires through the ranks and we thank them for their commitment – Lucy, Monique, Tamara, Lauren to name a few. Our umpires are very fortunate to have Jan Hadfield and Lyn Hill available to mentor and assist their development. All these umpires and coaches have assisted me this year, normally at short notice to fill gaps due to injury or illness – I can’t thank you enough for your generous support and help.

Some clubs do a great job to develop and promote umpiring from within their clubs, others see it as the last thing they have to worry about, but unfortunately they usually are the first to complain if their game umpire was not good. Karma is a strange thing – all clubs need to do their bit to ensure all games have quality umpires – the job of allocating umpires would be much simpler if many quality umpires were available.

Amy Ryan (RDO) has worked hard to organise mentoring and testing of umpires on many games during the year, we liaise closely to provide suitable allocations for this to occur. Thanks Amy for all your work in this area.


Kath Proctor

Turf Umpire Steward

GRASS UMPIRES’ STEWARD’S REPORT

2016 was my fifth year as the BWHA grass umpire steward. My developing familiarity with club umpire co-ordinators and the regular senior grass umpires assisted me this role again this year.

Club umpire registers

All but 5 out of 16 clubs who fielded senior grass teams provided an umpire register that listed umpires rather than providing a list of players to ‘take their turn’ at my allocation discretion. Naming umpires is by far a better way of ensuring umpiring is of standard for the enjoyment of the umpires and players. The greatest number of umpire ‘no-shows’ came from clubs who provided lists of players who did not seem to know about their allocation. If umpire details relating to a availability e.g. injuries and preferences for any particular weeks should be updated during the season by email to the office so allocations can be made with the latest information.

Umpire allocations

Downey Park fixtures required the allocation of 38 umpires each week – 4 less than 2015 due to there being 2 less grass teams and the need for byes in DP3 and DP4.

In 2016 two clubs had their umpire allocations named as clubs rather than specific umpires. One of these clubs has an agreed process in place in relation to mentoring. The other failed to provide a valid umpire register for the year. Umpires named on club umpire registers need to know that they have been listed and be prepared to be named. The fewer the number of umpires named the more regularly they will be named to umpire.

As a default process I try to allocate umpires who play at DP an umpiring either directly before or after their game unless otherwise stated on the umpire register. If players would prefer a break between their game and umpiring allocations please include this information on 2017 register as well as whether umpires have a preference to umpire before or after they play. I cannot guarantee to make this happen all the time but I can try.

Umpire development

The average number of umpires listed on the umpire registers per club was 3.3. Umpire development appears to remain a challenge at club level. Many clubs use the same umpires from week to week which provides consistency but limited development of new umpires.

BWHA encourages umpire mentoring yet there was not a huge increase in umpires being mentored this year. I encourage clubs to consider expanding their mentoring and umpire development plans for 2016 and beyond. With club support DP senior grass games can be an appropriate learning environment for young umpires.

The allocation of umpires to the grass finals is done by members of the umpiring and technical committee as a way of recognising the ability and development of DP umpires during the year. Some umpires approached this year were again pleased to be recognised in this way.

Recommendations remain the same as 2015:

• That clubs continue to provide information about umpires through the umpire register and to me in person at the games or by email to assist me to allocate suitable umpires to suitable games each week.


• That clubs consider expanding their umpire mentoring plans to get more umpires competent to officiate on grass games and other competitions.

Judy Hartnett

COMPETITIONS: RECORDING & REPORTING (MATCH SECRETARY REPORT)

Thanks to grass and turf teams for mostly complying with the rules this year and making the role of match secretary reasonably easy.

Most clubs would be aware that we have a number of rules and processes that do make for hard work for club volunteers. We established an administration working party this year to try and simplify some of the processes. Hopefully, by making a few small changes to our processes, in future seasons we can lighten the loads of our volunteers and office staff. Having our rules easily managed and applied ensures a fair and safe competition for all.

In recent years BHA has searched historic match secretary records to determine the number of Division 1 games played by each player in the competition. A '300+ Club' was then established to recognise those players who played at the high Division 1 level for an extended period. BWHA thought it would be nice to do the same for our players. Initially the records back to 1993 were available and only one member of the BWHA 300+ Club was recognised. Kathryn Flood was presented with her award early in the season to recognise her 321 games in Division 1.

The Archives Committee were also able to find the match secretary records dating back to 1978. A search of these records revealed another three members of the 300+ Club - Kathy Proctor (Duggan) (333 games), Teresa Kuss (Gilford) (320 games) and Kelly Free (Thomas) (301 games). Nikki Taylor was inducted into the 350+ Club with a record 372 games in Division 1.

Playing more than 300 games in our Division 1 competition is a significant achievement and means that these players have played at the highest level for more than 15 years. These ladies are to be congratulated for their achievements and recognised for the high calibre players they are and the strength and commitment they bring to our competition.

Records will be kept in the future to recognise subsequent players who make this number of games. Congratulations to these ladies on a tremendous playing career. It's also worth noting that every one of these players is still involved in the BWHA competition whether it be playing, administration or coaching so it's a credit to our competition and our sport that we can hold high level players for so long.

Christine Blanchard

Senior Turf & Grass Match Secretary

DEVELOPMENT PORTFOLIO REPORT

MEMBER DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (MDM) Looking back through 2016 it has been an exciting year for Hockey in Brisbane. We have shared in so many exciting hockey moments with so many people.

I am proud to announce that once again over 1500 members registered to participate in some form of development program or event this year in addition to playing Hockey. Highlights of the year for me would definitely be the U7 & U9 QAS training sessions, The “Master Classes” for 35+ players and the “Ekka Day Hockeyroo” skills clinics. It is an honour to be a part of the BWHA Development team as we strive to provide


a diverse variety and high quality programs to all of our valued members. I am pleased to announce we will finish off the year with the return of the 1&9 Coaching clinics to Brisbane, presented by Mark Knowles, Jodie Kenny, Jake Whetton and Madonna Blyth. In 2017 we will welcome the Toni Cronk Goal Keeping Academy to Brisbane.

It is exciting to know that there has been an increased number of clubs that have accepted our offer to support their development at a local level, it is fantastic to see this opportunity growing in the BWHA community, and we welcome discussions of how we can support your club/team/coaches in 2017.

A record number of coaches participated in Level 1 Coaching Accreditation programs. It would be great to get more club coaches involved in the Development, Selection and Representative programs that BWHA run through the junior age groups each year.

BWHA have had a very successful year in 2016 with Rep teams at all age groups competing for the highest honours in their age division. U11/1 placed 2nd, U13/1 placed 2nd, U15/1 placed 2nd & U15/2 placed 3rd, U18/1 placed 1st and also Super League placed 1st. It is very exciting to have teams continually placed in the top 3 teams in the state. Congratulations to all of our team officials who work tirelessly to compete at the highest levels each year. It is a constant measure of the depth of talent that we produce here in QLD and particularly Brisbane from local Club junior levels to QAS. The QLD Women have won 11 of the 16 National titles on offer this Olympiad (4 years) with NSW winning 3 and VIC 1, ranging from U15s to AHL. Full credit to everyone involved, even from the smallest role in this success across QLD.

There is so much to look forward to in 2017 and of course we will be in full swing trying to capture potential new players attracted by the Rio Olympics and build up to the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

The QLD Hockey Festival will replace the “Opens” tournament in 2017 and I eagerly look forward to seeing this tournament evolve into a competitive platform for 18+ aged players to continue to develop their skills and gain representative honours for their Association.

BWHA will coordinate the inclusion of hockey into the Corporate Games Tournament to be held at the new University of Queensland hockey facilities. We welcome all to register a team and join in the fun with your work mates.

Thanks to all for the positive support of BWHA on social media, all feedback received suggests that this is a positive platform to share information with our members.

Thanks to the amazing BWHA staff, The BWHA Board of Management, various club officials and volunteers that strive daily to provide the best hockey experience for everyone in Brisbane, it is an honour to be part of such a dedicated group.

Merry Christmas and all the best for 2017

Regie Fisher

Member Development Manager

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (RDO)

2016 brought new development programs while also continuing with some of our more established programs to provide opportunities for players, coaches and umpires.

A snapshot of our programs throughout the year;


Players Masterclass Masters Development Program U13 Development Program U7 & U9 Carnival U11 Development Program Beenleigh PCYC Inclusive Program Club Development Programs – 7 clubs U11 Turf School Holiday Clinic QLD U16 School Sport Exhibition Match Downey Park Food Trucks Come and Try Drag Flick Master Classes GK 8 Week Clinics U7 & U9 QAS Skills Sessions Hawkes Bay NZ U15 Exhibition Match GK 4 Week Clinics GK Ekka Day Clinics Striker Ekka Day Clinic Umpires Introduction to Umpiring Clinics – both privately with clubs and public with BWHA Turf Umpires Talks Grass Umpires Talks Umpire Mentor Workshop Summer Hockey Umpiring Program Schools JTAS – Junior The Associated Schools Competition at Rasey Park St Paul’s School Development Day School Development Programs – visited over 15 schools Sporting Schools Programs – 27 programs Hookin2Hockey Programs – 8 programs

Expo’s – Zillmere Sports Expo, Balmoral Sports Expo, International Women’s Day at QUT, QUT Games, North Districts Gala Day, Beenleigh PCYC Expo.

What a year! We’re busily planning the 2017 season to bring you even more programs that you can take advantage of. Squeezed in with all of our development programs were our representative programs for U11, U13, U15, U18, Opens and Masters.

We’d like to thank every player, coach, umpire and school that was a part of our year – we wouldn’t be able to plan and implement any of our programs without you!

Amy Ryan Regional Development Officer

FACILITY AND DEVELOPMENT PORTFOLIO REPORT FACILITIES REPORT

This year has been difficult personally and I cannot thank Noala Gordon enough as she is the person who has given us all perfect fields at Downey and Rasey Parks on which to play hockey. I have been missing in action


and she has picked up the ball, strongly supported by John Robinson. They are an awesome pair. Thanks guys for covering my back and doing the work.

I am stepping down from BWHA management at the AGM this year having been responsible for facilities since 2010. In the intervening 6 years there have been many changes. The main change has been Noala Gordon stepping up as supervisor and the employment of John Robinson. Noala also does many, many hours of voluntary work every week to keep the fields trim and taut. Both have an extensive knowledge of sports turf which is a very specialist area. We joined the Sports Turf Association and attended workshops at which we met some real specialists. For instance the people who maintain the Gabba and Lang Park were amongst the lecturers.

We have bought one Toro zero turn mower with a 72 inch cutting pan which has reduced the time to cut a field from about two and a half hours to one. This means we can cut the fields more often which improves the grass and provides a better playing surface. Field 1 has irrigation and good grass so we bought a smaller Toro with catchers to remove the grass thereby making a faster playing surface, currently field one takes about three hours to cut, then there is the problem of where to dump the grass. Then fields 10, 11 and 12 were irrigated. John’s skill came into play as there were initially problems with the sprinklers. Because the three fields were irrigated they needed to be mowed more often as the grass grew with the water. This is where the big mower became a huge asset to us.

To protect the investment in mowers we obtained a State Government grant to build a shed on the only piece of high ground on our lease, behind the clubhouse. After much haggling with Brisbane City Council regarding heritage listing the shed was built. It has been designed with a large door in the middle so goal boxes can be moved into the shed for repair and rebuilding. This enabled us to move one shipping container to Rasey Park for storage purposes and to put the other beside the shed for the two golf buggies. The shed has proved valuable as Noala and John can work under cover out of the rain and sun.

Now Rasey Park has been irrigated and field 13 levelled and irrigated these fields are now suitable for hockey. Rasey particularity becomes very dry and the grass cannot grow as the trees surrounding the fields soak up the moisture while field 13 was a roller coaster and dangerous. Again this all requires more mowing. The BCC has initiated a water harvesting program. To get the water to fields 2, 6, 7, 8, and 9 will be the next project.

I have enjoyed my time sitting on the mower wherever I am directed. I have also enjoyed my time with Noala and John. Although I will no longer be responsible for our facilities I will be available to mow or whatever is needed. My thanks to John and Noala for all the work and their friendship over the last six years. Merry Christmas to everyone involved with BWHA.

Meg Brodie

Facility Management

TOURS, UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT REPORT Tours – another good year with Southern Cross & Championships wins. We took out the following Championships: Super League, U18 Div 1 and Masters Div 1. With Southern Cross – we won U18 Div 1 & 2, U15 Div 1 & 2 and U13 Div 1 & 2. Congratulations to all Coaches, Managers & Players.

Thank you to all Selectors who volunteered this year – it is a very time consuming job and often thankless but all players have equal opportunity to be seen. All Brisbane teams represented us well to the best of their abilities and this experience will only assist them in the future. Thank you to all Coaches, Managers and Umpires for your time that you put into each team and in achieving the best possible results. Congratulations to all of the players who made Qld teams, who made Shadow and who were identified.

Next year’s Championships are in: U13 Maryborough (4 teams)


U15 Ipswich (4 teams) U18 Tweed (3 teams) Masters Gympie (6 teams) Super League Brisbane (1 team) Opens (Hockey Festival) Gold Coast (1 team) Apparel sales were strong with all age groups buying a variety of apparel. Thanks to About You Promotions and Hot Lollie for suppling extra urgent apparel when ordered. Stock on Hand at the end of this season is minimal.

Uniform & Equipment– we are still in the process of replacing our old playing uniforms – 30 sets were replaced this year and another 30 will be replaced next year.

Thank you to all the Team Managers who assisted me with the uniform allocations and “safe” return of all items during this year.

Sue Barsby Uniforms Officer Tours & Apparel Co-Ordinator

ARCHIVES REPORT

Attention! Attention! We, on the archives committee need some help with the Association Archives. Each year we receive photographs etc. from ex Association members which have to be recorded in albums. This is a rewarding endeavour for anyone who likes ancestry and to keep records and results up to date. Both Shirley and I are more than willing to give as much aid as possible to any incoming people willing to take on this task. The Brisbane Women’s Hockey Association has some colourful characters who were initially involved in setting up this Association and we would like this to be carried on.

Many of the records that need to be processed are currently being saved on electronic devices and hopefully these will be the permanent records.

If anyone can spare some time in the next few weeks your help would be appreciated with computer input etc.

Cataloguing is also needed to aid in the location of items we have on show in the Club House and this also is quite rewarding.

Elma & Shirley

Archives Committee

CANTEEN SUPERVISOR REPORT Once again I would like to offer many thanks to the junior staff in the canteen. They were a happy group and the newbies learnt very fast. Thank you to Abby for sharing the shift and filling in when I was unable to work. I don't think we were as busy as last year - I'm sure we still had a successful season.

The new additions of chip rolls and gravy were very popular with the customers.

Thank you again for giving me the chance to be involved with the Association.


Robyn Simkin Canteen Convenor

2016 RECORDS SENIOR POINTS TABLE

Azure Accounting Division 1 P W L D B SF SA SD PTS

1 Kedron Wavell 1 18 13 2 1 2 49 11 38 40 2 Valley 1 18 10 4 2 2 60 25 35 32 3 Easts 1 18 10 4 2 2 45 21 24 32 4 Commercial 1* 18 10 4 2 2 44 30 14 32 5 University 1 18 7 6 3 2 36 32 1 24 6 Ascot 1 18 5 8 3 2 33 31 2 18 7 St Andrews 1 18 6 9 1 2 31 31 0 16 8 Norths 1 18 3 11 2 2 24 42 -18 11 9 QUT 1 18 0 16 0 2 6 105 -99 0

Division 2 P W L D SF SA SD PTS

1 Easts 2* 22 16 3 1 62 22 40 49 2 Commercial 2 22 13 4 3 57 21 36 42 3 Valley 2 22 13 5 2 63 36 27 41 4 St Andrews 2 22 12 5 3 45 23 22 39 5 Redcliffe 1 22 12 7 1 48 40 8 37 6 Kedron Wavell 2 22 9 8 3 39 29 10 30 7 SWU 1 22 5 11 4 30 50 -20 19 8 Norths 2 22 5 13 2 30 60 -30 17 9 Ascot 2 22 4 13 3 18 42 -24 15

10 Bulimba 1 22 4 14 2 18 49 -31 14 11 University 2 22 4 14 2 23 61 -38 14


1 Easts 3* 22 20 0 2 74 8 66 62 2 St Andrews 3 22 15 5 2 55 30 25 47 3 Kedron Wavell 3 22 13 6 3 46 28 18 42 4 Ascot 3 22 10 3 9 41 24 17 39 5 University 3 22 9 7 6 43 32 11 33 6 Commercial 3 22 9 9 4 27 31 -4 31 7 SWU 2 22 8 10 4 25 32 -7 28 8 Redcliffe 2 22 7 9 6 30 35 -5 27 9 Norths 3 22 6 11 5 25 47 -22 23

10 QUT 2 22 5 15 2 19 42 -23 17 11 Bulimba 2 22 3 14 5 20 48 -28 14 12 Valley 3 22 1 17 4 14 62 -48 7



1 Ascot 4 22 13 3 4 33 11 22 43 2 Easts 4* 22 13 4 3 40 16 24 42 3 St Andrews 4 22 12 4 4 31 14 17 40 4 Pine Hills 1 22 10 5 5 32 210 12 35 5 Redcliffe 3 22 9 4 7 31 19 12 34 6 University 4 22 9 8 3 28 31 -3 30 7 Valley 4 22 6 10 4 26 22 4 22 8 Logan 1 22 3 8 9 14 28 -14 18 9 SWU 3 22 4 11 5 15 31 -16 17

10 Commercial 4 22 4 12 4 23 49 -26 16 11 Kedron Wavell 4 22 1 15 4 11 43 -32 7


1 Norths 4* 22 18 1 1 94 10 84 55 2 Easts 5 22 14 4 2 59 19 40 44 3 SBE 1 22 10 4 6 46 31 15 36 4 Redcliffe 4 222 10 5 5 39 27 12 35 5 Valley 5 22 10 5 5 32 31 1 35 6 SWU 4 22 7 9 4 20 31 -11 25 7 Bulimba 3 22 5 8 9 20 27 -7 22 8 University 5 22 5 13 2 22 56 -34 17 9 Logan 2 22 4 12 4 22 62 -40 16

10 QUT 3 22 3 12 5 17 35 -18 14 11 Pine Hills 2 22 2 15 3 8 50 -42 9

DP1 P W L D SF SA SD PTS

1 Ascot 5 20 16 0 4 10 4 36 52 2 Commercial 5* 20 11 3 6 37 16 21 39 3 Norths 5 20 10 6 4 23 16 7 34 4 SWU 5 20 4 12 4 12 27 -15 16 5 University 6 20 4 13 3 11 34 -23 15 6 Commodores 1 20 4 15 1 11 37 -26 13


1 Norths 6 20 12 3 5 36 16 20 41 2 Commercial 6 20 11 2 8 31 14 17 40 3 Kedron Wavell 5* 20 9 7 4 28 15 13 31 4 St Andrews 5 20 5 8 8 19 24 -7 22 5 Ascot 6 20 4 11 5 12 26 -14 17 6 University 7 20 2 12 6 4 33 -29 12



1 Pine Hills 3 18 13 1 2 50 9 41 41 2 Redcliffe 5* 18 11 3 2 33 11 22 35 3 QUT 4 18 10 4 2 35 11 24 32 4 Valley 6 18 8 5 3 33 12 21 27 5 Commodores 2 18 6 7 3 21 31 -10 21 6 Kedron Wavell 6 18 6 8 2 16 17 -1 20 7 University 8 18 4 9 3 15 26 -11 15 8 Commercial 7 18 4 9 3 5 18 -13 15 9 Logan 3 18 0 16 0 2 75 -73 0


1 Pine Rivers 1* 18 12 2 2 45 7 38 38 2 SWU 6 18 7 3 6 19 9 10 27 3 St Andrews 6 18 7 6 3 14 17 -3 24 4 University 9 18 7 7 2 15 25 -10 23 5 Bulimba 4 18 6 6 4 18 22 -4 22 6 Norths 7 18 6 8 2 13 17 -4 20 7 SBE 2 18 5 6 5 12 16 -4 20 8 Commercial 8 18 5 9 2 18 20 -2 17 9 QUT 5 18 1 9 6 8 29 -21 9


1 SWU 7 18 15 2 1 40 8 32 46 2 University 10 18 11 3 4 33 16 17 37 3 Valley 7* 18 11 3 4 24 12 12 37 4 Ascot 7 18 6 4 8 25 18 7 26 5 SBE 3 18 5 8 5 8 16 -8 20 6 Kedron Wavell 8 18 5 8 5 12 24 -12 20 7 Pine Rivers 2 18 5 9 4 12 16 -4 19 8 Pine Hills 4 18 3 10 5 18 26 -8 14 9 Commercial 9 18 2 8 8 10 23 -13 14

10 St Andrews 7 18 3 11 4 10 33 -23 13

MM1 P W L D SF SA SD PTS

1 Ascot 1 MM1* 9 8 0 1 22 6 16 25 2 Valley MM1 9 2 3 4 13 16 -3 10 3 University MM1 9 2 4 3 15 21 -6 9 4 Redcliffe MM1 9 1 6 2 12 19 -7 5


MM2 P W L D B SF SA SD PTS

1 Commercial MM2 9 6 1 1 1 18 9 9 19 2 Ascot MM2* 9 5 1 2 1 24 10 14 17 3 Redlands MM2 9 5 1 2 1 25 13 12 17 4 Norths MM2 9 5 2 1 1 24 10 14 16 5 Bulimba MM2 9 4 3 1 1 19 16 3 13 6 Kedron Wavell MM2 9 3 5 1 1 11 16 -5 10 7 QUT MM2 9 2 6 0 1 2 9 -7 6 8 Commodores MM2 9 2 6 0 1 7 23 -16 6 9 SBE MM2 9 0 8 0 1 4 28 -24 0

MM3 P W L D SF SA SD PTS

1 Pine Hills MM3 12 10 1 1 39 4 35 31 2 St Andrews MM3 12 10 1 1 20 5 15 31 3 Norths MM3 12 8 3 1 15 8 7 25 4 Valley MM3* 12 6 5 1 22 16 6 19 5 Redcliffe MM3 12 5 5 2 16 11 5 17 6 SWU Orange MM3 12 4 4 4 12 19 -7 16 7 SWU Blue MM3 12 3 6 3 9 18 -9 12 8 Commercial MM3 12 2 7 3 10 18 -8 9 9 Bulimba MM3 12 1 9 2 5 24 -19 5

10 SBE MM3 12 1 9 2 5 30 -25 5

*Denotes Premiership Winners

2016 SENIOR RESULTS

HIGHEST GOAL SCORERS GRADE GOALS NAME CLUB

Azure Accounting Division 1 17 Ashlea Fey Valley Division 2 17 Karen Sherlock Commercial Division 3 20 Ruby Harris Easts Division 4 9 Maddie Shaw Easts Division 5 24 Dena Licciardello Norths

DP1 16 Samone Spall Ascot DP2 12 Hannah Smith Norths DP3 18 Monique Nasca Pine Hills DP4 16 Valli Thiessens Pine Rivers DP5 12 Sharyn Dawson SWU

Masters 1 13 Anna Wilson Ascot Masters 2 21 Susan Sullivan Norths Masters 3 23 Kylie Cassidy Pine Hills


MINOR PREMIERS Azure Accounting Division 1 Taxation Shield Kedron Wavell 1

Division 2 Mary Nairn Shield Easts 2 Division 3 Dellit Family Shield Easts 3 Division 4 Thomas Family Shield Ascot 4 Division 5 June Snarski Shield Norths 4

DP1 Jenny Tidey Shield Ascot 5 DP2 Heather Scraggs Shield Norths 6 DP3 Taxation Shield

R.Robinson, E.McDougall, E.White Pine Hills 3

DP4 Taxation Shield K.Lehmann, D.Hirst

Pine Rivers 1

DP5 Taxation Shield D.Byrne, V.Worthington, P.Josiffe

SWU 7

Masters 1 Joyce Proctor Shield Ascot Masters 2 Faye Wastell Shield Commercial Masters 3 Noala Gordon Shield Pine Hills

PREMIERSHIP WINNERS

Azure Accounting Division 1 Shirley Higgins Memorial Shield

Commercial 1

Division 2 Annette Eve Trophy Easts 2 Division 3 Olive Perry Trophy Easts 3 Division 4 Marilyn Chatfield Trophy Easts 4 Division 5 Dell Parkyn Trophy Norths 4

DP1 Betty Watson Trophy Commercial 5 DP2 Pixie Josiffe Trophy Kedron Wavell 5 DP3 Ruby Robinson Trophy Redcliffe 5 DP4 Phemie McDougall Trophy Pine Rivers 1 DP5 Fay Crunkhorn Trophy Valley 7

Masters 1 Ros Julien Trophy Ascot Masters 2 Isabel Sims Trophy Ascot Masters 3 Caroline Schomberg Trophy Valley


BEST & FAIREST IN GRAND FINALS Azure Accounting Division 1 Win McMullin Shield Madeliene Smith - Commercial

Division 2 Elaine Green Shield Samara Johnston - Easts Division 3 Jenny Heron Shield Jane Hitchcock - Easts Division 4 Mary Cockings Shield Maddie Shaw - Easts Division 5 Mary Hughes Shield Sue Shaw -Easts

DP1 Lou Penfold - Commercial DP2 Francesca Duke – Ked Wavell DP3 Jill McGrath - QUT DP4 Judy Ewers – St Andrews DP5 Agnes Ouma - Valley

Masters 1 Tina Barbagallo - Ascot Masters 2 Rebecca Green - Commercial Masters 3 Kylie Neville – Pine Hills

PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDS

Azure Accounting Division 1 Ronda Nix OAM Best & Fairest

Lindsey Leck - Easts

Azure Accounting Division 1 Shirley Otto Rookie of the Year

Kirra Smith - Easts

Azure Accounting Division 1 Janne Ellis Players Player Award

Emily Burrows - Norths

Division 2 Best & Fairest in Division Claire Hollier - SWU Division 3 Best & Fairest in Division Imogen Turner - Commercial Division 4 Best & Fairest in Division Jordan Robinson - Logan Division 5 Best & Fairest in Division Sue Shaw - Easts

DP1 Best & Fairest in Division Chloe Tyson - SWU DP2 Best & Fairest in Division Sharyn Orr – St Andrews DP3 Best & Fairest in Division Zoe Rumreich - Commercial DP4 Best & Fairest in Division Jasmine Graham – Pine Rivers DP5 Best & Fairest in Division Agnes Ouma - Valley

Masters 1 Best & Fairest in Division Leslie Anderson - University Masters 2 Best & Fairest in Division Ruth Hodson - Commodores Masters 3 Best & Fairest in Division Helen Allen - Bulimba


MAJOR AWARDS

PAM GLOSSOP SHIELD LYN THOMAS SHIELD Highest Representative Honours Most Promising Senior Umpire Renee Taylor Lauren Berndt HEATHER SCRAGGS SHIELD CHERYL KANN SHIELD Highest Umpiring Honours Most Promising Senior Grass Umpire Lynn Cowie-McAlister Christina Nipperess-Sims JAN HADFIELD SHIELD MARY HUGHES MEDAL Highest Coaching Honours Most Valuable Umpire Senior Grass Fixtures Nikki Taylor Louise Penfold Highest Technical Officer Most Promising Technical Officer Ronda Nix OAM Felicity Dunstan

BEST SENIOR CLUB 2016 Ascot

BWHA, HOCKEY QUEENSLAND AND HOCKEY AUSTRALIA UMPIRING BADGES AND AWARDS

Note: C- Community, CA – Community Advanced, HQCA – Hockey Queensland Community Advanced, HA1 – Hockey Australia Level 1, HQ1A – Hockey Queensland Level 1 Advanced

Name Club Badge Name Club Badge Sally Castle SWU C Bridgette Vanderwolf Commercial C Amy Kopittke Redcliffe C Margie Brown Ascot C Marie Davis Commodores C Kerrianne Stevenson Commercial C Jenny Heron Ascot C Sarah Walton Norths C Sue Reid Ascot C Judy Hartnett Commodores C Savanna Gabriele Norths C Brooke Addison Kedron Wavell C Elizabeth Parker SBE C Nicole Yearbury St Andrews C Helen Carmichael Redcliffe C Kirra Smith Easts C Jade Le Moeligou KW C Robyn Sutherland Pine Hills C Tim O’Sullivan SBE C Karina McGill Pine Hills C Narelle Cripps SBE C Kylie O’Donohue Norths C Louise Penfold Commercial C Georgia Muller C Jane Hayes SBE C Glen Hutchinson All Hallows C Aleesa Ferguson Easts C Michelle Watt Commercial C Alicia Findlater SWU C Kayleigh Laine Easts C Samantha Gleeson Ascot C Kylie Cassidy Pine Hills HQCA Bruce Carroll Ascot C Jessica Cassidy Pine Hills HQCA Karen Coonan Redcliffe C Mel Blanchard Kedron Wavell HQCA Ava Chapman Valley C Jamie Botha Bulimba HQCA Kim Sheather Bulimba C Elyse Thornton SWU HQCA Melissa Harcla Kedron Wavell C Alyssa Kerr Kedron Wavell HA1 Amy McCullough-Fletcher QUT C Gail Blackwell Commercial HA1


Kathryn Crooks Ascot C Holly Parmenter Bulimba HA1 Caleb Hudson Commercial C Monique Yearbury Ascot HQ1A

QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL APPOINTMENTS

Hockey Queensland Women’s Championships

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT Under 18 Women 3 - 5 April 2016, Townsville Lesley Bennett Tournament Director

Open Women 30 Apr - 2 May 2016, Brisbane

John Luff Technical Manager Ronda Nix OAM Technical Assessor

Lyn Thomas Technical Assessor Cheryl Kann Technical Officer/Judge

John Luff Technical Officer/Judge Greg Shirvington Technical Officer/Judge Jessica Cassidy Judge Leisa Whitlock Judge

Super League (Women) 10 - 12 June 2016, Brisbane

Sonya Fisher Tournament Director Cheryl Kann Technical Manager

John Luff Technical Officer/Judge Ronda Nix OAM Technical Officer/Judge

Caroline Schomberg Technical Officer/Judge Sarah Sheppard Technical Officer/Judge Greg Shirvington Technical Officer/Judge

Under 13 Girls 26 - 29 June 2016, Hervey Bay Sarah Sheppard Technical Manager

Women's Masters 22 - 24 July 2016, Bundaberg

Ronda Nix OAM Tournament Director Cheryl Kann Assistant Tournament Director

John Luff Assistant Technical Manager Sarah Sheppard Assistant Technical Manager

Lyn Thomas Technical Assessor Caroline Schomberg Technical Officer/Judge

Felicity Dunstan Judge Under 15 Men 18 - 21 September 2016, Mackay Lesley Bennett Tournament Director

Open/U21/U18 Men Indoor Challenge 21-23 October 2016, Kedron Brisbane Sarah Sheppard Technical Manager

Open/U21/U18 Women Indoor Challenge 21-23 October 2016, Kedron Brisbane Lesley Bennett Technical Manager

Hockey Australia Women’s Tournaments

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT

Women's U15 Championships 9-17 April 2106, Wollongong, NSW Sonya Fisher Tournament Director

Women’s Under 21 Championships, Sydney, NSW Sarah Sheppard Technical Officer/Judge

Women’s Australian Hockey League 29 Sept - 9 Oct 2016, Perth, WA Sonya Fisher Technical Officer/Judge


QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL UMPIRE APPOINTMENTS Hockey QLD Women’s Tournaments


Under 18 Women

3 - 5 April 2016, Townsville

Miranda McNamara Umpire

Super League (Women)

10 - 12 June 2016, Brisbane

Shannon Scott Umpire Catherine Costello Umpire

Hockey Australia Women’s Tournaments

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT Masters World Cup 29 March – 6 April, Canberra

Catherine Costello Umpire

U15 Australian Championships 9 – 17 April, Wollongong

Bernadette Pangrazio Umpire Coach

U21 Australian Championships 10 – 17 April, Sydney

Bernadette Pangrazio Umpire Shannon Scott Umpire

U18 Australian Championships 8 – 17 July 2016, Launceston

Miranda McNamara Umpire Monique Yearbury Umpire

Australian Hockey League 29 Sep – 3 Oct, Perth

Bernadette Pangrazio Umpire

Masters Australian Championships 7 – 15 Oct, Hobart

Helen Kura Umpire

International Women’s Tournaments


Australia V Great Brittan Test Match Feb, Perth

Bernadette Pangrazio Umpire

Australia v India Test Match November, Melbourne Bernadette Pangrazio Umpire

QUEENSLAND AND AUSTRALIAN TECHNICAL BADGES

Greg Shirvington – HA – Level 2 Technical Officer (2015)

Jessica Cassidy – HA – Level 1 Technical Judge

Leisa Whitlock – HA – Level 1 Technical Judge

Felicity Dunstan – HA – Level 1 Technical Judge


2016 POLIGRAS SUPERLEAGUE

Player Of The Tournament: Ashlea Fey - Valley

Player Of The Final: Aleesa Ferguson - Easts Leading Goal Scorer: Aleesa Ferguson - Easts

2016 OPEN STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

BRISBANE BLITZ PLACING Easts Ferguson, Aleesa 1st – Brisbane Blitz Easts Ferguson, Genevieve 2nd – South Coast Sharks Easts Howard (Leck), Lindsay 3rd – Wide Bay Thunder Easts Schulte, Lauren 4th – South West Lumberjills Easts Slater, Siubhan 5th – Central Mudturtles Easts Wellingham, Claire 6th – Northern Storm Kedron Wavell Lowry, Hannah Kedron Wavell Wilkinson, Brittney St Andrews McBurnie, Ashlyn St Andrews Yearbury, Nicole University Barratt, Tiana University Gallagher, Morgan University Gilmore, Kate Valley Bodimeade, Chelsea Valley Comerford, Clare Valley Richards, Lauren COACH Nikki Taylor MANAGER Regie Fisher SHADOW Collier, Lily SHADOW Witheyman-Crump, Emily

BRISBANE 1 PLACINGS Ascot Grinstead, Samantha 1st –Toowoomba Commercial Kendall, Lou 2nd – Gladstone Easts Bellchambers, Rachel 3rd – Townsville Kedron Wavell Tynan, Lucy 4th – Tweed Border Norths Burrows, Emily 5th – Brisbane Norths Elliot, Bonnie 5th – Ipswich Norths Fraser, Rachel 7th – Bundaberg QUT Frey, Rebecca 8th – Redlands QUT Ryan, Amy Redcliffe Kill, Erin St Andrews Fisher, Jaimie St Andrews Kelly, Hannah St Andrews Kelly, Phoebe St Andrews Yearbury, Nicole University Gallagher, Morgan Valley Harris, Anthea COACH Darren Bodimeade ASSISTANT COACH David Lewis MANAGER Sue Reid UMPIRE Monique Yearbury


2016 U18 SOUTHERN CROSS SQUADS – Toowoomba 28th February

Cherry Squad Royal Squad

Club Name Club Name Commercial Witheyman-Crump, Emily Commercial Humphreys, Liberty Easts Brown, Rhyleigh Commercial Wenck, Greta Easts Ferguson, Genevieve Easts Ait Oumeziane, Claire Easts Johnston, Samara Kedron Wavell Dohnt, Claudia Easts Slater, Siubhan Kedron Wavell Punch, Jemma Easts Smith, Kirra Norths Mitchell, Grace Kedron Wavell Conway, Sophie Norths Shirley, Sophie QUT Adams, Shanelle Norths Walsh, Sheridan Redcliffe Schouw, Paige QUT Frey, Emma St Andrews Collier, Lily QUT McCullough-Fletcher, Amy St Andrews McBurnie, Ashlyn St Andrews Dowell, Aymee St Andrews McCann, Sarah-Jane St Andrews Haigh, Elizabeth St Andrews Scott, Kylie St Andrews Hawley, Emma Valley Bodimeade, Chelsea University Hill, Abby Coach Alex Krzensk Valley Moore, Catherine Assistant Coach Ken Dohnt Coach Candice Luff Manager Storm Schouw Manager Sarah Mitchell

Division 1 Division 2 1st – Brisbane Cherry 1st – Brisbane Royal 2nd – Tweed Border 2nd – Brisbane Gold 3rd – Gold Coast 3rd – Ipswich 2 4th – Toowoomba 5th – Ipswich 1

Gold Squad Club Surname Ascot Carroll, Nicola Commercial Palmer, Alice Easts Elisseos, Bianca Easts Famularo, Rachel Easts Nguyen, Samantha Norths Bartle, Sarah Norths Bell, Maddie Norths Brown, Courtenay SWU Gough, Ariana SWU Morgan, Jorja University Hill, Chloe Valley Fraser, Renee Valley Hartnett, Kelsey Valley Polovich, Hannah Coach Judy Hartnett Manager Lorraine Carroll


UNDER 18 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – Townsville 2nd April – 5th April

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Commercial Witheyman-Crump, Emily Commercial Humphreys, Liberty Easts Brown, Rhyleigh Commercial Wenck, Greta Easts Slater, Suibhan Easts Ait Oumeziane, Claire Easts Smith, Kirra Easts Johnston, Samara Kedron Wavell Conway, Sophie Kedron Wavell Dohnt, Claudia Kedron Wavell Punch, Jemma Norths Mitchell, Grace QUT Adams, Shanelle Norths Shirley, Sophie Redcliffe Schouw, Paige Norths Walsh, Sheridan St Andrews Bills, Emma QUT McCullough-Fletcher, Amy St Andrews Collier, Lily St Andrews Haigh, Elizabeth St Andrews McBurnie, Ashlyn St Andrews Hawley, Emma St Andrews McCann, Sarah-Jane University Hill, Chloe St Andrews Scott, Kylie University Hill, Abby University Hughes, Jennah Valley Moore, Catherine Valley Bodimeade, Chelsea COACH Candice Luff COACH Alex Krzensk MANAGER Sarah Mitchell MANAGER Ken Dohnt UMPIRE Makayla Cavanagh UMPIRE Imogen Orphin

BRISBANE 3 PLACING DIVISION 1 Ascot Carroll, Nicola 1ST – Brisbane 1 Commercial Palmer, Alice 2nd – Tweed Border Easts Elisseos, Bianca 3rd – Toowoomba Easts Famularo, Rachel 4th – Ipswich Easts Nguyen, Samantha 5th – Cairns Norths Bartle, Sarah 6th – Brisbane 2 Norths Bell, Maddie 7th – Gold Coast Norths Brown, Courtenay 8th – Sunshine Coast QUT Frey, Emma 9th – Fraser Coast St Andrews Dowell, Aymee 10th– Gladstone SWU Gough, Ariana SWU Morgan, Jorja PLACING DIVISION 2 Valley Fraser, Renee 1st – Mackay Valley Hartnett, Kelsey 2nd– Townsville 1 Valley Polovich, Alena 3rd– Gympie COACH Judy Hartnett 4th– Brisbane 3 MANAGER Alena Polovich 5th– Rockhampton UMPIRE Zoe Rendall 6th– Atherton 7th– Townsville 2


MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS – Bundaberg July 22 – 24 2016

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Ascot Burton, Diana Ascot Gibbons, Jennifer Commercial Little, Debbie (CC) Ascot Griffith, Shelley Easts Cameron, Belinda (CC) Ascot Smith, Amelia Easts Cameron, Fiona Ascot/Easts Brown, Denise Easts Hitchcock, Jane Commercial Goodair, Rebecca Easts Hutchinson, Sharon (C) Norths McShane, Penny Kedron Wavell Anderson, Leslie Norths Walton, Noreen (CC) Norths O’Donohue, Kylie Redcliffe Keir, Debbie Redcliffe Allen, Michelle SWU Lindop, Angela Redcliffe Bansgrove, Susanne University Bowman, Jo-Anne St Andrews Haydon, Darlene University Harrop, Judy University Donald, Shannon University Williams, Judy University Wilson, Annette Valley Clark, Tammie Valley Pfingst, Catherine Valley North, Kath (CC) COACH Graham Wakefield COACH Stuart Hudson MANAGER Kelli Robinson MANAGER Karin Walduck UMPIRE Cathy Realf UMPIRE Christina Nipperess-Sims

BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 Ascot Mitchell, Melisa Commercial Croy, Denise Commercial Blackwell, Gail Commercial Kerklaan-Guilger, Angela Commercial Bradbury, Carol (C) Kedron Wavell Aaskov, Dawn Easts Martin, Martine Kedron Wavell Hodgson, Cate Easts Schomberg, Caroline Kedron Wavell McDonald, Julia Kedron Wavell Dewar, Alison Norths Harris, Sue Logan Johnston, Michelle Norths Kernke, Sue Norths Kinshela, Marie Pine Hills Beith, Karen Norths Quill, Annie Pine Hills Englishm Dawn QUT Mitchell, Leith Pine Hills Nasca, Monique Redcliffe Hunter, Julie (VC) Pine Hills Nelson, Michelle Redcliffe La-Chuisa, Wendy St Andrews Wrembeck, Donna SWU Julien, Kristy SWU Hannaford, Amanda Valley Harper, Sally Valley Cooney, Angela COACH Sue Reid COACH Emma Slade MANAGER Cheryl Jaffery MANAGER Jenny Heron UMPIRE Jamie-Lee Botha UMPIRE Elyse Thornton


PLACING DIVISION 1 PLACING DIVISION 2 PLACING DIVISION 3 1st – Brisbane 1 1st – Maryborough 1 1st– Gympie 1 2nd – Tweed Border 1 2nd – Tweed Border 2 2nd – Bundaberg 1 3rd – Toowoomba 1 3rd – Townsville 1 3rd – Gladstone 1 4th – Mackay 1 4th –Brisbane 4 4th – Gold Coast 2 5th – Gold Coast 1 5th – Rockhampton 1 5th – Sunshine Coast 2 5th – Ipswich 1 6th – Redlands 1 5th – Hervey Bay 7th – Sunshine Coast 1 7th – Cairns 7th – Ipswich 2 8th – Brisbane 2 8th – Brisbane 3 8th – Maryborough 2 PLACING DIVISION 4 PLACING DIVISION 5 PLACING DIVISION 6 1ST – Mt Isa 1st – Tweed Border 3 1st – Mackay 3 2nd – Mackay 2 2nd – Ipswich 3 2nd – Sunshine Coast 4 3rd – Brisbane 5 3rd – Gympie 2 3rd – Gladstone 2 3rd – Atherton 1 3rd – Bundaberg 2 4th – Mackay 4 5th – Rockhampton 2 5th – Brisbane 6 5th – Atherton 2 6th – Gold Coast 3 5th – Redlands 2 6th – Ipswich 4 7th – Sunshine Coast 3 7th – Warwick 8th – Toowoomba 2 8th – Townsville 2

BRISBANE 5 BRISBANE 6 Bulimba Greitschus, Janelle Bulimba Gibson, Yvonne (CC) Commercial Stevenson, Kerrianne Bulimba Hopper, Colleen Commercial Walker, Joan Commercial Callaghan, Linden Kedron Wavell Lane, Kaaren Commercial Charles, Angela Kedron Wavell Sullivan, Tracey (C) Commercial Kessling, Joanna Redcliffe Collis, Kerry Commodores Gallagher, Donna Redcliffe Marsden, Dianne Pine Hills Margaglione, Julie SBE Hayes, Jane Pine Hills Sutherland, Robyn SBE Higgins, Karen SBE Hinton, Debbie SBE Martin, Carolyn SBE Hunter, Cassandra SWU McCarthy, Julie SBE Richards, Judith SWU Parkin, Shelly SBE Watson, Marthy SWU Prior, Val St Andrews Sneddon, Robyn Valley Howie, Melissa SWU Drover, Emma COACH Margaret Brown Valley Pedersen, Judith MANAGER Maria Mijts COACH Pamela Nitarski UMPIRE Christina Nipperess-Sims MANAGER Pamela Nicol UMPIRE Michelle Watts


2016 STATE REPRESENTATIVES

2016 QUEENSLAND U18 SQUAD Emily Whiteman-Crump - Commercial Lauren Berndt – St Andrews Genevieve Ferguson – Easts Lily Collier – St Andrews Kirra Smith – Easts Emma Hawley – St Andrews Hannah Lowry – Kedron Wavell Ashlyn McBurnie – St Andrews Shanelle Adams – QUT Sarah-Jane McCann – St Andrews

2016 QUEENSLAND U18 TEAM Emily Witheyman-Crump – Commercial Sophie Conway – Kedron Wavell Rhyleigh Brown – Easts Jemma Punch – Kedron Wavell Genevieve Ferguson – Easts Ashlyn McBurnie – St Andrews Siubhan Slater – Easts Lily Collier – St Andrews Shadows Chelsea Bodimeade – Valley

2016 QUEENSLAND U21 SQUAD Renee Taylor – HAHPP Nicole Yearbury – St Andrews Aleesa Ferguson – Easts Tiana Barrett - University Genevieve Ferguson – Easts Rita Boyd - University Kirra Smith – Easts Emily Clark - University Hannah Lowry – Kedron Wavell Morgan Gallagher - University Britt Wilkinson – Kedron Wavell Leigh Thomas - Valley Sarah-Jane McCann – St Andrews

2016 QUEENSLAND U21 TEAM Renee Taylor – HAHPP Britt Wilkinson – Kedron Wavell Aleesa Ferguson – Easts Tiana Barrett - University Hannah Lowry – Kedron Wavell Morgan Gallagher - University

2016 QUEENSLAND SCORCHERS SQUAD

Madonna Blyth – HAHPP Hannah Lowry – Kedron Wavell Jodie Kenny – HAHPP Audrey Smith – Kedron Wavell Stephanie Kershaw – HAHPP Jessica Watson – Kedron Wavell Renee Taylor – HAHPP Britt Wilkinson – Kedron Wavell Kazzia Lammon – Ascot Morgan Gallagher – University Ambrosia Malone – Commercial Kate Gilmore - University Aleesa Ferguson – Easts Ashlea Fey - Valley Madeliene James – Kedron Wavell Jordan Holzberger - Valley

2016 QUEENSLAND SCORCHERS TEAM

Jodie Kenny – HAHPP Audrey Smith – Kedron Wavell Renee Taylor – HAHPP Britt Wilkinson – Kedron Wavell Kazzia Lammon – Ascot Morgan Gallagher – University Ambrosia Malone – Commercial Ashlea Fey - Valley Aleesa Ferguson - Easts Jordan Holzberger - Valley Madeliene James – Kedron Wavell


2016 MASTERS REPRESENTATIVES 35+ AGE GROUP 40+ AGE GROUP 45+ AGE GROUP Belinda Cameron – Easts Diana Burton - Norths Carol Bradbury – Commercial Fiona Cameron – Easts Darlene Haydon – St Andrews Penny McShane – Norths Kylie O’Donohue – Norths Shadow Karen Higgins – SBE Michelle Allen - Redcliffe Monique Nasca – Pine Hills Shadow Shannon Donald – University COACH – Janene McCall Judy Harrop - University COACH – Graham Wakefield MANAGER – Sue Reid Shadow Amelia Smith – Ascot 50+ AGE GROUP 55+ AGE GROUP 60+ AGE GROUP Denise Brown – Easts/Ascot Lyn Hill – Ascot Donna Gallagher –C’dores Martine Martin – Easts Angela Kerklaan-Guilger – C’cial Robyn Sutherland – Pine Hills Gail Blackwell - Commercial Elizabeth Moffatti – Norths Jo-Anne Bowman – University Jane Straker – Norths Shadow Noreen Walton – Norths Sue Harris - Norths Wendy La-Chuisa - Redcliffe 55+ AGE GROUP (2) 65+ AGE GROUP Caroline Schomberg - Easts Barbara Alexander – QUT Elaine Badini – Kedron Wavell Donna Smith – Kedron Wavell Kerrie Haines – Kedron Wavell Dianne Marsden - Redcliffe Marthy Watson – SBE Robyn Sneddon – St Andrews Colleen Hopper - SWU COACH – Judy Keen Yasmin Van Kasteren - SWU MANAGER – Ronda Bently Sally Harper – Valley Bell Davis – Kedron Wavell

2016 AUSTRALIAN U19 SCHOOL GIRLS TEAM

(New Zealand Tour)

Claire Aitoumezaine – Easts Emma Bills – St Andrews Samara Johnston – Easts Ashlyn McBurnie – St Andrews Kirra Smith – Easts Sarah-Jane McCann – St Andrews Shanelle Adams – QUT Kylie Scott – St Andrews Abbie Eising – Redcliffe Georgia Caton - University Lauren Berndt – St Andrews Chelsea Bodimeade - Valley


2016 INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

NAME HA HIGH PERFORMANCE PROGRAM TOURNAMENTS Madonna Blyth (C) National Senior Squad “Hockeyroos”

Olympic Team - Rio Hockey Australia CTP Scholarship

World Hockey League – December 2015, TPG Tri Nations – Singapore Jan 2016, Hawkes Bay Cup 2 – 10 April 2016, Champions Trophy 18 – 26 June 2016 & Rio Olympics August 2016

Jodie Kenny National Senior Squad “Hockeyroos” Olympic Team- Rio Hockey Australia CTP Scholarship

World Hockey League – December 2015, TPG Tri Nations – Singapore Jan 2016, Hawkes Bay Cup 2 – 10 April 2016, International Hockey Open – 31 May – 4 June Darwin, Champions Trophy 18 – 26 June 2016 & Rio Olympics August 2016

Renee Taylor National Development Squad Hockey Australia CTP Scholarship National U23 Team “Jillaroos”

World Hockey League – December 2015, Hockeyroos Squad v China 2 March Perth 2016, National Juniors U23 – 11 – 27 June London 2016

Audrey Smith National Development Squad

Trans Tasmin Squad – November 2016 Melbourne

Britt Wilkinson National Futures Squad

Ashlea Fey Australian Indoor Team International Festival Of Hockey – Melbourne, Trans Tasmin Squad – November 2016 Melbourne

Jordan Holzberger International Festival Of Hockey – Melbourne, Trans Tasmin Squad – November 2016 Melbourne

2016 AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S MASTERS TEAMS

Over 35 Team World Cup Team April






Michelle Allen Belinda Cameron Fiona Cameron Renae Holmes

Denise Brown Diana Burton Darlene Haydon Debbie Little

Sheryl Simpson Teresa Kuss Joanne Bowman Angela Kerklaan-Guilger

Liz Moffatti Noreen Walton Shadow Denise Brown

Jan Galloway


2016 HOCKEY QUEENSLAND OFFICIALS

SELECTION PANEL U13W – Candice Luff, Amy Ryan & Judy Hartnett U15W–David Lewis, Kelli Robinson U21W – Lee Bodimeade Scorchers – Lee Bodimeade & Sharyn Simpson TEAM APPOINTMENTS U13W Cinders COACH – Amy Ryan U13W Embers COACH – Candice Luff U13W ASSISTANT COACH – Regie Fisher U13W MANAGER – Pamela McCann U15/2W COACH – David Lewis U15/2 MANAGER – Samantha Spry U21 MANAGER – Kris Hooley Vets W 35+ COACH – Graham Wakefield Vets W 40+ COACH – Janene McCall Vets W 40+ MANAGER – Sue Reid Vets W 45+ MANAGER – Sue Reid Vets W 60+ COACH – Pam Nitarski Scorchers COACH – Lee Bodimeade

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

Sonya Fisher Joanne Greensill (C)

Ronda Nix OAM Lyn Thomas Cheryl Kann

UMPIRE COMMITTEE

Lyn Hill (C)

MASTERS COMMITTEE Karin Walduck

Sue Reid

INDOOR ADVISORY GROUP Lyn Hill(C)

HIGH PERFORMANCE COMMITTEE

Jan Hadfield


Q.W.A.S.C LIFE MEMBERS Mrs R Robinson (decd); Mrs E MacDougall (decd); Mrs J Tidey; Miss M Cockings (decd) SHC LIFE MEMBER Mrs R Nix OAM 2001 QWHA LONG SERVICE AWARDS Miss M Brown (decd) 1958, Mrs M Nairn (decd) 1959, Mrs A Smith (decd) 1960, Miss M King (decd) 1964, Miss F Cossins (decd) 1965, Mrs M Anstey 1975, Mrs E Green (decd) 1983, Mrs F Wastell OAM 1985, Dr M Hughes OAM (decd) 1990, Mrs J Tidey 1990, Miss J Snarski (decd) 1992, Mrs L Thomas 1993, Mrs V Bartlett 1995 HQ DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS Miss J Hadfield 1997, Mrs M Chatfield 2002, Mrs R Nix OAM 2003, Mrs J Heron 2003, Mrs J Proctor 2005 (decd), Miss M Cockings 2008 (decd) QWHA LIFE MEMBERS Dr F Bage (decd) 1947, Mrs E Dobbin AM 1950 (decd), Miss A Clarke (decd) 1951, Miss J Clarke (decd) 1955, Mrs R Robinson AM MBE (decd) 1956, Mrs K Langan 1956, Mrs O Perry (decd) 1957, Dr D Hill (decd) 1958, Miss E Watson 1961 (decd), Miss W McMullin (decd) 1963, Miss N Mauchlan (decd) 1964, Miss I Sim 1965 (decd), Miss L Mauchlan 1966, Mrs A Yeo (decd) 1967, Mrs M Josiffe OAM 1967 (decd), Mrs E McDougall OAM 1968 (decd), Mrs J Viertel OAM 1969, Miss N Young (decd) 1970, Miss S Otto 1971, Mrs A Smith OBE (decd) 1972, Mrs A Parkyn 1977, Mrs N Slade 1978, Miss H Scraggs OAM 1980, Mrs D Roberts 1983 HQ LIFE MEMBERS Mrs J Tidey 1997, Miss J Ellis 1999, Mrs R Nix OAM 2009, Ms J Hadfield 2011, Mrs L Thomas 2011

HOCKEY AUSTRALIA LIFE MEMBERS Mrs K Langan 1958; Mrs R Robinson (decd) AM MBE 1959; Mrs M Josiffe OAM (decd) 1972; Mrs J Viertel OAM 1988; Mrs D Pirie OAM 1999; Miss H Scraggs OAM 2001 HOCKEY AUSTRALIA HALL OF FAME Ms P Glossop 2011


BWHA JUNIOR SECTION OFFICE BEARERS & OFFICIALS 2016

JUNIOR LONG SERVICE MEDALS

Jenny Tidey – 1988 Marilyn Chatfield – 1993 Kathy Proctor – 1997

Vonnie Faulkner – 1988 Ronda Nix OAM – 1994 Lynn Quirk – 2000

Elaine Green (Decd) – 1989 Tracey O’Connor – 1996 Pam Patteson – 2003

Barbara Northcott - 1990 Maureen Fleming - 1997 Teresa Kuss - 2003

FIXTURE & GRADING COMMITTEE Margaret Brown (C)

Judy Hartnett Pam Nitarski

JUNIOR COMMITTEE Leisa Campbell (C) (Resigned 9th May)

Maree Knight Natasha Gaddes Alyson Aleksic Judy Hartnett

U15 SELECTION PANEL Kelli Robinson (C)

Meg Brodie Selena Tainton Steve Lancaster

Regie Fisher (MDM) U13 SELECTION PANEL

Karen Davis (C) Deb Wark Tessa Long

Sigrid Pembroke Regie Fisher (MDM)

U11 SELECTION PANEL

Chris West (C) Lynda Boyle

Teresa Clapham Glen Barnes

Amy Ryan (RDO)

TECHNICAL OFFICIALS Meg Brodie

Kathryn Austen Greg Shirvington

Karen Kuhn Caroline Schomberg

Deb Wark Leisa Whitlock

Sue Reid Jenny Heron

Jessica Cassidy

UMPIRE MENTORS – JUNIOR GRASS Alyson Aleksic

Ian Smith Judy Hartnett

Amy Ryan Christina Nipperess-Sims

Lyn Hill UMPIRE MENTORS – JUNIOR TURF

Alyson Aleksic Lesley Bennett

Lyn Hill Kathryn Austen

Ian Smith Kate West

U7 & U9 CO-ORDINATOR

Melanie Blanchard


CONTENTS

Page

Chairperson Report 44

Records

Junior Results 46

Junior Points Table 48

Southern Cross Teams & Results 51

State Championship Teams & Results 55

Queensland & Australian Representatives 57


CHAIRPERSONS REPORT 2016 has been another very successful year for Junior Girls hockey in Brisbane. BWHA continues to provide a competition structure of the highest quality and the development opportunities for the players within BWHA is second to none.

Junior Committee Representatives 2016

Judy Hartnett (Valley)

Natasha Gaddes (KW)

Alyson Aleksic (KW)

Maree Knight (SWU)

Competition Structure

Turf: This year saw increasing numbers of teams competing each Friday and Saturday, from U7 Rookey to Junior Turf Division 1. The demand on access to fields means that many competitions, both on turf and grass, have an odd number of teams, with byes as a part of the draw. This allows for increased numbers of teams to be accommodated.

Junior Turf: BWHA continues our 3 x JT and 1 x 13T competitions, with grading looking to optimise the competition equality and development opportunities for players. The 13T comp graded 11 teams this year, again exposing more girls to turf hockey and using Rasey Park for field coverage allowing girls to continue their grass skills leading into State Championships for this age group.

Whilst there were variances in the scores, round 1 gave the opportunity for all teams to play each other. When the teams split for round 2, the smaller comps were then more competitive, seeing players finish their season more rounded and as more confident players.

The split in the 13T competition for round 2 resulted in 2 Grand Finals being played on turf – this was also a change with the Grand Finals played Saturday morning rather than the traditional Friday night. It was a successful morning with more girls enjoying a Grand Final on the turf.

Grass: Grass hockey is a hugely successful component for girls and women in Brisbane. Grass hockey allows players to establish confidence, basic skills, team spirit and a love of the game, that they can then take to whatever level they aspire. Development of grass players must not be underestimated for its value, for the good of our game and the future of our competitions. 2016 was another successful season, 1 day was rained out, however it was covered without resistance. Grand Final day was a day of Joint Premierships, with a record number, again showing the depth and consistency of the standard of hockey played.


Junior Umpiring One of the most important ways to support the future of our game is to provide a strong and supportive Junior Umpire development program. Without umpires, we do not have hockey games and this year we have worked to provide young umpires with mentoring and assistance. This is not always easy, as sadly at times umpires are exposed to spectators that forget the importance of umpires to our sport, and also our codes of conduct. 2016 did see some intervention needed to protect and support umpires, but thankfully, these situations are very much a minority. BWHA and the Junior Committee will continue in our commitment to the development of young umpires, into 2017 and beyond.

We have seen many young umpires badged in 2016, a testament to these young kids. BWHA were also well represented at all State Championships with all umpires doing very well.

U11 Southern Cross Tournament The U11 Southern Cross Tournament held at Downey Park in 2016, is a wonderful spectacle of hockey for South East Queensland’s youngest representatives. The value of U11 representative opportunities is to give the girls a chance to play in an environment of high-level competition and to develop the Pride in representing your Association. BWHA proudly hosted the 2016 competition along with the U11 Coulter Shield (Boys U11 competition) supported by Brisbane Hockey Association and together we watched the success of skill developing in our young players and umpires.

These girls all aspire to play for their country, and the U11 Representative season, is the first step in this journey. Thank you to the many helpers who supported the Junior Committee in delivering a hugely successful day of hockey.

Junior Committee As a group of 4 volunteers, we met when able, before BWHA Council meetings. General day to day business, was managed very successfully, through email and phone communication. Each Saturday morning on a rotational basis, Junior and Management Committee, provided a presence at Downey Park, to ensure the environment of positivity, for players, umpires and supporters alike, to enjoy watching Junior Sport. The second year of Club Roster duty continues to be a successful way of managing the large grass competition that happens each Saturday. The clubs have an understanding of what it takes to run our Associations competition and they each offer volunteers to share the load. The introduction of the system has been very successful and in general, clubs are taking their responsibility very seriously. Thank you to the Junior Clubs of BWHA for their part this year.

In September, BWHA held a special Council meeting focussing on juniors. We would like to thank the clubs that participated in discussions that night. The feedback will be taken forward in planning discussions with BWHA Management to guide the competition for 2017.

The Junior Committee representatives shared a common goal of commitment to the continued growth of Junior Girls Hockey in Brisbane. In consultation with BWHA Management Committee, the Junior Committee endeavoured to provide quick, positive and appropriate decisions or guidance, to offer all players, teams and clubs, the best outcomes to concerns or requests. Our goal for the season was to promote the best opportunities and environment that we could, for Junior Girls hockey to be played within the BWHA competitions. On reflection, the BWHA Junior Committee has delivered on this goal and we commit to continue to work with BWHA Management, to see this maintained into the future.

Thank you to the BWHA Management Committee for the opportunity to work as a Junior Committee group, to focus on Junior Girls Hockey.

Natasha Gaddes

Junior Committee


2016 JUNIOR RESULTS

BEST CLUB TROPHY – TAXATION SHIELD St Andrews

BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE – RUBY ROBINSON SHIELD

Commercial 13T

PLAYER OF THE FINAL “POWELL INDUSTRIAL” JT1 Kelly McNamara - University

PLAYER OF THE FINAL JT2 Kelly Cook – Arana Ascot

PLAYER OF THE FINAL JT3

Greta Dunne - Easts

PLAYER OF THE FINAL 13T Freya Horton - Commercial

BWHA UMPIRING AWARDS

VICKI SPICE AWARD

Most Promising Umpire Georgia Gaddes

U11 Southern Cross 2016

Most Improved Umpire Ariana Gough - SWU

U15 Southern Cross & State Championships 2016


HIGHEST GOAL SCORERS PER DIVSION 2016

GRADE NAME GOALS CLUB Powell Industrial JT1 Ruby Harris 33 Easts

JT2 Neteske Venter 18 Easts JT3 Greta Dunne 24 Easts

U13T/13A Georgina West 26 Commercial JG1 Kelsey Silburn 11 Easts JG2 Kirra Lascelles 13 Easts JG3 Jane Ramsay 13 Easts

U13B Jane Ramsay 20 Easts U13C Pia Manson-Bishop 15 Norths U11A Lily Counsell 11 Commercial U11B Isabelle Hurree 16 St Andrews U11C Julie Hill 19 Pine Rivers U11D Shani Gavin 16 Redcliffe

GRADE MINOR PREMIERS RUNNERS-UP

PREMIERSHIP WINNERS

Powell Industrial JT1 Easts University Easts JT2 Easts Easts & Arana Ascot JT3 Easts LHC Easts

U13T Commercial SWU Blue Commercial JG1 All Hallows All Hallows & St Andrews JG2 Arana Ascot Easts Arana Ascot JG3 Stuartholme Stuartholme & St Andrews

U13A All Hallows All Hallows Redcliffe U13B Easts Pine Rivers Easts U13C Norths Norths & Valley U11A Commercial Commercial Kedron Wavell U11B St Andrews Redcliffe & Commercial U11C Kedron Wavell Pine Rivers & Arana Ascot U11D Pine Rivers Redcliffe Pine Rivers


JUNIOR POINTS TABLE 2016

*Denotes Premiership Winners

Powell Industrial JT1 P W L D B SF SA SD PTS

1 Easts* 18 15 1 0 2 89 17 72 45 2 St Andrews 18 13 2 1 2 75 13 62 40 3 University 18 9 3 4 2 44 17 27 31 4 Commercial 18 9 6 1 2 36 30 6 28 5 Norths 18 4 6 6 2 11 34 -23 18 6 Valley 18 3 7 6 2 18 23 -5 15 7 SWU 18 1 8 7 2 12 44 -32 10 8 All Hallows 18 1 12 3 2 7 56 -49 6 9 Kedron Wavell 18 0 10 6 2 8 66 -58 6

JT2 Team P W L D B SF SA SD PTS 1 Easts* 18 14 0 2 2 66 7 59 44 2 Commercial 18 11 2 3 2 49 8 41 36 3 Arana Ascot* 18 9 2 5 2 48 8 40 32 4 Redcliffe 18 9 3 4 2 44 13 31 31 5 St Andrews 18 8 5 3 2 38 11 27 27 6 SBE 18 4 10 2 2 7 50 -43 14 7 All Hallows 18 3 12 1 2 10 52 -42 10 8 Kedron Wavell 18 3 12 1 2 8 57 -49 10 9 Valley 18 0 15 1 2 1 65 -64 1

JT3 Team P W L D B SF SA SD PTS 1 Easts* 18 13 2 1 2 41 7 34 40 2 SWU 18 12 2 2 2 38 5 33 38 3 Pine Rivers 18 12 3 1 2 45 12 33 37 4 LHC 18 8 6 2 2 29 27 2 26 5 Arana Ascot 18 6 7 3 2 13 20 -7 21 6 Norths 18 5 3 5 2 14 18 -4 20 7 Redcliffe 18 4 10 2 2 15 31 -16 14 8 Pine Hills 18 2 12 2 2 9 32 -23 8 9 All Hallows 18 0 14 2 2 4 56 -52 2

JG1 Team P W L D B SF SA SD PTS 1 All Hallows* 14 8 1 3 2 32 7 25 27 2 Easts 14 4 2 6 2 25 10 15 18 3 St Andrews* 14 5 4 3 2 23 12 11 18 4 Norths 14 5 5 2 2 15 14 1 17 5 Kedron Wavell 14 4 5 3 2 23 17 16 15 6 SWU 14 3 7 2 2 19 26 -7 11 7 Commercial 14 1 6 5 2 10 19 -9 8


JG2 Team P W L D SF SA SD PTS 1 Arana Ascot* 14 11 0 3 21 2 19 36 2 Easts 14 8 3 3 21 9 12 27 3 Norths 14 6 2 6 22 10 12 24 4 Pine Hills 14 6 3 5 14 9 5 23 5 All Hallows 14 2 6 6 7 14 -7 12 6 LHC 14 2 6 6 14 28 -14 12 7 Pine Rivers 14 2 9 3 11 25 -14 9 8 SBE 14 1 9 4 7 20 -13 7

JG3 Team P W L D SF SA SD PTS 1 Stuartholme* 15 10 2 3 32 13 19 33 2 St Andrews* 15 8 1 6 26 6 20 30 3 Easts 15 6 3 6 18 7 11 24 4 SWU 15 4 7 4 16 18 -2 16 5 All Hallows 15 1 6 8 4 17 -13 11 6 LHC 15 0 10 5 6 41 -35 5

U13T Team P W L D SF SA SD PTS

1 Commercial* 5 5 0 0 13 2 11 41 2 St Andrews 5 3 1 1 12 4 8 37 3 SWU Blue 5 2 1 2 6 4 2 33 4 Easts 5 2 3 0 8 6 2 28 5 Kedron Wavell 5 1 3 1 7 16 -9 22 6 SBE 5 0 5 0 2 16 -14 15

U13A Team P W L D B SF SA SD PTS 1 All Hallows 5 3 1 0 1 8 4 4 18 2 SWU Orange 5 3 0 1 1 12 1 11 15 3 Redcliffe* 5 1 2 1 1 5 3 2 14 4 Bulimba 5 1 1 2 1 10 8 2 9 5 LHC 5 0 4 0 1 2 21 -19 0

U13B Team P W L D B SF SA SD PTS 1 Easts 14 12 0 0 2 59 3 56 36 2 Pine Rivers* 14 9 3 0 2 29 10 19 27 3 Commercial 14 6 5 1 2 23 22 1 19 4 All Hallows 14 5 6 1 2 22 23 -1 16 5 Arana Ascot 14 3 7 2 2 16 16 0 11 6 Kedron Wavell 14 1 7 4 2 13 18 -5 7 7 Pine Hills 14 1 9 2 2 17 45 -28 5

U13C Team P W L D B SF SA SD PTS 1 Norths* 14 10 2 0 2 35 7 28 30 2 Valley* 14 8 2 2 2 32 9 23 26 3 MBC 14 8 2 2 2 27 11 16 26 4 Easts 14 5 6 1 2 20 20 0 16 5 Redcliffe 14 3 5 4 2 19 13 6 13 6 SWU 14 2 8 2 2 19 22 -3 8 7 LHC 14 0 11 1 2 6 34 -28 1


U11A Team P W L D SF SA SD PTS 1 Commercial 15 9 3 3 0 31 20 30 2 Kedron Wavell* 15 7 5 3 0 24 5 24 3 Easts 15 7 5 3 0 23 3 24 4 Bulimba 15 7 5 3 0 23 2 24 5 Norths 15 6 6 3 0 29 8 21 6 SWU 15 0 12 3 0 9 -38 3

U11B Team P W L D SF SA SD PTS 1 St Andrews 17 12 0 3 48 7 41 39 2 Redcliffe* 17 11 2 4 33 8 25 37 3 Valley 17 11 3 3 32 6 26 36 4 Commercial* 17 10 2 5 45 7 38 35 5 Arana Ascot 17 9 5 3 34 12 22 30 6 Norths 17 5 9 3 9 20 -11 18 7 Pine Hills 17 4 11 1 15 28 -13 13 8 Easts 17 4 12 1 10 59 -49 13 9 Norths 17 2 12 2 8 44 -36 8

10 All Hallows 17 1 13 3 2 39 -37 6

U11C Team P W L D SF SA SD PTS 1 Arana Ascot* 17 11 1 4 34 2 32 37 2 Kedron Wavell 17 11 1 3 43 4 39 36 3 SBE 17 11 4 0 43 11 32 33 4 Pine Rivers* 17 8 2 4 30 11 19 28 5 Norths 17 5 7 3 22 25 -3 18 6 Bulimba 17 4 8 2 21 26 -5 14 7 SWU 17 4 9 2 17 30 -13 14 8 Commercial 17 1 12 2 13 38 -25 5 9 MBC 17 1 12 2 10 35 -25 5

U11D Team P W L D B SF SA SD PTS 1 Pine Rivers* 17 12 0 3 2 54 4 50 39 2 Redcliffe 17 9 5 1 2 43 18 25 28 3 St Andrews 17 8 4 3 2 32 9 23 27 4 Pine Hills 17 7 4 4 2 28 23 5 25 5 SWU 17 6 6 3 2 19 14 5 21 6 Kedron Wavell 17 5 6 4 2 18 19 -1 19 7 Easts 17 4 6 5 2 16 10 6 17 8 Valley 17 2 11 2 2 9 44 -35 8 9 Norths 17 1 12 3 2 5 35 -30 6


U7 ROOKEY Arana Ascot Black Norths Owls Arana Ascot Red Norths Hawkes Commercial Blue Pine Hills Yellow Commercial Purple Pine Hills Navy Commercial White Pine Rivers Bandicoots Easts Black Pine Rivers Meerkats Easts Gold Redcliffe Dolphins Easts Red St Andrews Kedron Wavell Red SWU Nerfs MBC Pink SWU Devils Norths Eagles University Norths Hawkes Valley Blue

U9 ROOKEY Arana Ascot Red Kedron Wavell White Redcliffe Dolphins Arana Ascot Black MBC Stars SBE Bulimba MBC Bugs St Andrews Blue Commercial Blue MBC Bees St Andrews Yellow Commercial Purple Norths Cobras SWU Demons Commercial White Norths Taipans SWU Supernovas Commercial Blue Norths Vipers University Blue Easts Gold Norths Copperheads University Maroon Easts Black Norths Pythons Valley White Easts Red Norths Tigers Kedron Wavell Red Pine Hills Navy Kedron Wavell Blue Pine Rivers Rockets

*U7 & U9 Do not play for points


2016 SOUTHERN CROSS TEAMS & RESULTS

UNDER 11 SOUTHERN CROSS – Downey Park – Brisbane – August 7, 2016 BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Arana Ascot Neville, Holly Arana Ascot Delabbio, Martina Arana Ascot Gallagher, Sophie Bulimba O’Brien, Leila Bulimba Shearer, Grace Bulimba Knowles, Emma Bulimba Boyle, Grace Easts Stankunas, Abby Commercial Van Der Wath, Karissa Easts Hutchinson, Madison Commercial Corby, Isabel Kedron Wavell Woodward, Trinity Easts Nguyen, Kacey Kedron Wavell Neill, Sammi Norths Crimmins, Josephine Kedron Wavell Galvin, Sally Norths Jones, Monique Kedron Wavell Mossop, Hannah SBE Dennis, Heidi Kedron Wavell Kearney, Claire St Andrews Barnes, Eliza MBC Long, Anastasia St Andrews Bartholomeusz, Jade Norths Harrison-Leaunoa, Ella-Jaye St Andrews Agnew, Kaya Pine Rivers Hill, Julia SWU Dobbs, Madelyn St Andrews Hurree, Isabelle COACH Peter Gaddes COACH Jaimie Fisher MANAGER Lynda Boyle MANAGER Shirley Woodward UMPIRE Lauren Seawright UMPIRE Kayleigh Laine

BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 Commercial Bertwhistle, Chamonix Arana Ascot Wright, Ava Commercial Pickering, Emma Arana Ascot Wallace, Jorja Easts Varga, Isabella Commercial Wickham, Elise Easts Harris, Lola Easts Collier, Mia Norths Condon, Elise Easts Gunew, Anna Norths Davies, Gemma Kedron Wavell Downes, Keely Norths Muller, Riley Kedron Wavell Newbold, Mia SBE Burke, Delaney Kedron Wavell Seawright, Brooke St Andrews Edward, Lauren MBC Barnett, Annabelle Valley Davis, Zara SBE Wilson, Amelia Valley Turnbull, Grace St Andrews Bartholomeusz, Tayla Valley Blundell, Avalon SWU Lockwood, Emma Valley Simpson, Imogen Valley Lennon, Kate Valley McCluskey, Phoebe COACH Georgia Hillas COACH Britt Wilkinson MANAGER Sally Harris MANAGER Karra Seawright UMPIRE Ella Hookway UMPIRE Isabella Flynn

PLACING DIVISION 1 PLACING DIVISION 2 PLACING DIVISION 3 1st – Toowoomba Blizzards 1st – Maryborough 1 1st – Brisbane 4 2nd– Brisbane 1 2nd – Brisbane 2 2nd– Redlands 1 3rd – Ipswich Stars 3rd – Brisbane 3 3rd – Toowoomba Blue 4th – Tweed Jade 4th – Ipswich Strikers 4th – Sunshine Coast 2 5th – Sunshine Coast 1 5th – Gympie 5th – Ipswich Boomers 6th – Gold Coast 1 6th – Tweed Purple 6th – Maryborough 2 7th – Warwick 8th – Toowoomba White 9th – Ipswich Roar 10th – Tweed White 11th – Gold Coast 2


UNDER 13 SOUTHERN CROSS – Tweed – May 22, 2016

PLACING DIVISION 1 PLACING DIVISION 2 1st – Brisbane Cherry

1st – Brisbane Blue 7th – Warwick

2nd – Gold Coast

2nd – Brisbane Gold 3rd – Toowoomba 1

3rd – Toowoomba 2

4th – Tweed 1

4th – Sunshine Coast 2 5th – Sunshine Coast 1

5th – Ipswich 2

6th – Ipswich 1 6th – Redlands

Cherry Squad Blue Squad Arana Ascot Houghton, Georgie All Hallows Monckton, Ella Commercial Humphreys, Amity Commercial Horton, Freya Commercial Graham, Sienna Commercial Palmer, Daisy Commercial West, Georgia Commercial Edwards, Sophie Commercial Harris, Georgina Easts Paynter, Eve Easts Harris, Stella Easts Ellis, Emily Easts DelDot, Lauren Easts Disteldorf, Sophie Kedron Wavell McManus, Olivia Kedron Wavell Tweddell, Alana Norths Charles, Lily-Kate Kedron Wavell Mossop, Rebecca Pine Hills Tremble, Paige Norths Blinkhoff, Tahlia St Andrews Lingard, Phoebe St Andrews Lyons, Ella St Andrews McCann Phoebe St Andrews Free, Lauren SWU Morgan, Amelia SWU Jansen Van Rensberg, Kali SWU Dobbs Georgie SWU Winfield, Zoe University Hermann, Mekensie SWU Harle, Lauren COACH Brendan Edwards COACH Kelly Free MANAGER Pam McCann MANAGER Danetta French UMPIRE Jorja Morgan UMPIRE Caitlyn Smith

Gold Squad Bulimba French, Sarah Commercial McGrory, Gabrielle Commercial Cavanough, Julia Commercial Howard, Lucy Commercial Thistlewaite, Lucy Easts Perrin, Amelia Easts Howard, Charlotte Norths Janas, Rhianna Norths Hookway, Ava Norths Fletcher, Ella SBE Holloway, Sarah SBE Hillman, Tamara St Andrews O’Brien, Grace St Andrews Boylan, Lola SWU Waters, Anneka COACH Peter Gaddes MANAGER Leonnie Howard UMPIRE Tahlia Lark


UNDER 15 SOUTHERN CROSS – Ipswich – July 31, 2016

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Arana Ascot McDonald, Molly Arana Ascot Rix, Laliyana Commercial Harris, Charlotte Commercial de Waal-Hart, Lara Commercial Turner, Imogen Commercial Knights, Abby Easts Coster, Ruby Commercial Paix, Letitia Easts Harris, Ruby Commercial Van Der Wath, Marine’ Easts Smith, Jade Commercial Wenck, Caitlin Easts Spry, Ashley Commercial White, Georgia Norths Mitchell, Charlotte Easts Brown, Ella St Andrews Haigh, Prue Norths Logan, Aaliyah St Andrews McCann, Marcia St Andrews Agnew, Sevella St Andrews McPhee, Anna St Andrews Davis, Courtney University Carr-Brown, Georgia St Andrews Free, Caitlin University Caton, Emily St Andrews Seccombe, Olivia University Gaugg, Sophie SWU Gough, Zali University Seduadua, Annetta University Awyzio, Holly COACH Kelly Free Valley Mead, Laura MANAGER Pam McCann COACH Ian Knights UMPIRE Imogen Orphin MANAGER Deb Gately UMPIRE Ariana Gough

BRISBANE 3 Arana Ascot Harness, Elizabeth Easts Nguyen, Gemma Easts Price, Isabella Easts Price, Millicent Easts Torpey, Jamie SBE Martin, Danica St Andrews Burns, Jessica St Andrews Burns, Olivia St Andrews French, Katelyn St Andrews Hammill, Hannah SWU Hawley, Indya SWU Keyser, Mary SWU Richter, Madeline Valley Mainey, Alice Valley White, Prudence COACH Karen Davis MANAGER Nicole Richter UMPIRE Madison Bush

PLACING DIVISION 1 PLACING DIVISION 2

1st – Brisbane 1 1st – Brisbane 2 2nd – Tweed Border 1 2nd – Brisbane 3 3rd – Ipswich 1 3rd – Toowoomba 2 4th – Toowoomba 1 4th – Sunshine Coast 2 5th – Sunshine Coast 1 5th – Redlands 6th – Gold Coast 6th – Ipswich 2 7th – Tweed Border 2


2016 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS & RESULTS UNDER 13 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – Hervey Bay – June 26 to July 29 2016

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Arana Ascot Houghton, Georgie All Hallows Monckton, Ella Commercial Graham, Sienna Commercial Edwards, Sophie Commercial Harris, Georgina Commercial Horton, Freya Commercial Humphreys, Amity Commercial Palmer, Daisy Commercial West, Georgia Easts Disteldorf, Sophie Easts DelDot, Lauren Easts Ellis, Emily Easts Harris, Stella Kedron Wavell Mossop, Rebecca Kedron Wavell McManus, Olivia Norths Blinkhoff, Tahlia Norths Charles, Lily-Kate St Andrews Free, Lauren Pine Hills Tremble, Paige St Andrews Lyons, Ella St Andrews Lingard, Phoebe SWU Harle, Lauren St Andrews McCann, Phoebe SWU Jansen Van Rensberg, Kali SWU Dobbs, Georgie SWU Winfield, Zoe SWU Morgan, Amelia University Hermann, Mekensie COACH Brendan Edwards COACH Kelly Free MANAGER Pam McCann MANAGER Kath Dutton UMPIRE Jorja Morgan ASST MANAGER Georgia Dutton UMPRIE Caitlyn Smith

BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 Bulimba French, Sarah All Hallows White, Eliza Commercial Cavanough, Julia Arana Ascot Pate, Sophie Commercial Howard, Lucy Arana Ascot Galloway, Laura Commercial McGrory, Gabrielle Bulimba Hammill, Georgia Commercial Thistlewaite, Kaylee Bulimba Stephens, Isabel Easts Howard, Charlotte Commercial Hunter, Lily Easts Paynter, Eve Easts Parker-Ryan, Georgia Easts Perrin, Amelia Kedron Wavell Dutton, Emma Kedron Wavell Tweddell, Alana Kedron Wavell Pobjie, Sarah Norths Fletcher, Ella Norths Janas, Rhianna Norths Hookway, Ava Redcliffe Lark, Scarlett SBE Holloway, Sarah SBE Hillman, Tamara St Andrews Boylan, Lola SWU Mow, Phoebe St Andrews O’Brien, Grace SWU Tracy, Zoe COACH Danetta French SWU Waters, Anneka MANAGER Leonnie Howard COACH Tony Martin UMPIRE Tahlia Lark MANAGERS Allison Dewar UMPIRE Zali Gough


PLACING DIVISION 1 PLACING DIVISION 2 PLACING DIVISION 3 1st- – Fraser Coast 1 1st – Gladstone 1st – Gold Coast 2 2nd – Brisbane 1 2nd – Brisbane 3 2nd – Redlands 3rd – Cairns 1 3rd – Gympie 3rd – Sunshine Coast 2 4th – Mackay 1 4th – Brisbane 4 4th – Warwick 5th – Toowoomba 1 5th – Toowoomba 2 5th – Cairns 3 6th – Brisbane 2 6th – Mackay 2 7th – Tweed Border 1 7th – Cairns 2 8th – Gold Coast 1 8th – Bundaberg 9th – Townsville 1 9th – Townsville 2 10th – Ipswich 1 10th – Tweed Border 2 11th – Sunshine Coast 1 11th – Ipswich 2 12th – Rockhampton 12th – Fraser Coast 2

UNDER 15 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – Gympie – September 18 to 21 2016

Brisbane 1 Brisbane 2

Arana Ascot McDonald, Molly Arana Ascot Rix, Liliyana Commercial Harris, Charlotte Commercial Knights, Abby Commercial Turner, Imogen Commercial Paix, Letitia Easts Coster, Hannah Commercial Van Der Wath, Marine’ Easts Harris, Ruby (VC) Commercial Wenck, Caitlin Easts Smith, Jade (VC) Commercial White, Georgia Easts Spry, Ashley Easts Brown, Ella Norths Mitchell, Charlotte St Andrews Agnew, Sevella St Andrews Haigh, Prue St Andrews Davis, Courtney St Andrews McPhee, Anna St Andrews Free, Caitlin University Carr-Brown, Georgia St Andrews Hammill, Hannah University Caton, Emily (C) St Andrews McCann, Marcie University Gaugg, Sophie SWU Gough, Zali University Seduadua, Annetta Valley Mead, Laura COACH Ian Knights COACH Kelly Free MANAGER Sarah Mitchell MANAGER Jane Lee UMPIRE Imogen Orphin UMPIRE Ariana Gough

Brisbane 3 Brisbane 4

Commercial de Waal-Hart, Lara All Hallows Nohreiter, Lauren Easts Major, Stella Arana Ascot Harness, Elizabeth Easts Nguyen, Gemma (CC) Easts Butler, Mikayla Easts Torpey, Jamie Easts Dunne, Greta Norths Logan, Aaliya Easts Price, Isabella SBE Martin, Danica Easts Price, Millicent St Andrews Burns, Jessica Kedron Wavell Le Moeligou, Katie St Andrews Burns, Olivia Norths Kinshela, Jade (C) St Andrews French, Katelyn Pine Rivers Gubesch, Ella SWU Hawley, Indya St Andrews Crismani, Liana SWU Keyser, Mary (CC) St Andrews Ladbrook, Jaimee University Awyzio, Holly SWU Nicholson, Laura (VC) Valley Haslam, Mikaela SWU Ketheesan, Yathurshika Valley White, Prudence SWU Richter, Madeline Valley Mainey, Alice COACH Karen Davis COACH Andrew Blanchard MANAGER Deb Gately MANAGER Nicole Richter UMPIRE Madison Bush UMPIRE Naomi Riggall


Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 1st – Tweed Border 1st – Rockhampton 1st – Gold Coast 2 2nd – Brisbane 1 2nd – Bundaberg 2nd – Toowoomba 2 3rd – Brisbane 3 3rd – Brisbane 3 3rd – Townsville 2 4th – Ipswich 1 4th – Gympie 1 4th – Warwick 5th – Fraser Coast 5th – Brisbane 4 5th – Sunshine Coast 2 6th – Mackay 5th – Cairns 2 6th – Gympie 2 7th – Toowoomba 1 7th - Redlands 7th – Ipswich 2 7th – Gold Coast 1 9th – Cairns 1 9th – Townsville 1 11th – Gladstone 12th – Sunshine Coast 1


2016 STATE REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS

2016 U13 QUEENSLAND TEAMS

CINDERS EMBERS Georgina Harris – Commercial Stella Harris – Easts Georgina West - Commercial Lily–Kate Charles - Norths Amelia Morgan - SWU Phoebe McCann – St Andrews Coach: Amy Ryan – RDO Coach: Candice Luff – St Andrews Manager: Pam McCann - St Andrews Assistant Coach: Regie Fisher- MDM

2016 U15 QUEENSLAND TEAM

TEAM 1 TEAM 2 Emily Caton – University Sophie Gaugg - University Ruby Harris – Easts Molly McDonald – Arana Ascot Annetta Seduadua – University Ashley Spry - Easts Jade Smith – Easts Imogen Turner - Commercial Coach: Steven Lancaster – Redcliffe Coach: David Lewis – Valley Shadows Manager: Samantha Spry - Easts Sevella Agnew – St Andrews Ella Brown – Easts Prue Haigh – St Andrews

2017 U15 QUEENSLAND SQUAD

Lara de Waal-Hart – Commercial Courtney Davis – St Andrews Charlotte Harris – Commercial Anna McPhee – St Andrews Imogen Turner – Commercial Caitlyn Free – St Andrews Marine’ Van Der Wath – Commercial Zali Gough – SWU Ella Brown – Easts Amelia Morgan – SWU Hannah Coster – Easts Georgia Carr-Brown – University

2016 QUEENSLAND U12 SCHOOL GIRLS TEAM

Georgina West – Commercial Phoebe Lingard – St Andrews Stella Harris – Easts Mekensie Hermann - University Shadow: Phoebe McCann – St Andrews Manager: Alyson Aleksic - Kedron Wavell

2016 QUEENSLAND U16 SCHOOL GIRLS TEAM

Emily Witheyman-Crump – Commercial Jade Smith - Easts Ryhleigh Brown – Easts Jemma Punch – Kedron Wavell Genevieve Ferguson - Easts Johanna Goschnick - Redcliffe Morgan Mathison - Easts Emily Caton - University Siubhan Slater - Easts Shadows: Ruby Harris – Easts


Grace Mitchell - Norths

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