THE SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF BRISBANE WOMEN’S … · 1 the sixty-seventh annual report of brisbane women’s hockey association inc office bearers for 2000 patroness ms gail

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THE SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT

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BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc

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PATRONESS

Ms Gail Austen OAM

LIFE MEMBERS

Mrs A Todd (Decd) – 1953 Mrs E McDougall OAM (Decd) – 1963 Miss J Snarski – 1983 Miss J Clarke (Decd) – 1953 Mrs M Josiffe OAM – 1963 Mrs J Tidey – 1984 Mrs E T Dobbin AM MBE -1953 Mrs F Crunkhorn (Decd) - 1964 Mrs A Parkyn – 1985 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE – 1953 Miss B Watson (Decd) – 1969 Miss J Ellis – 1988 Mrs K Langan – 1954 Miss S Otto – 1970 Mrs N Gordon – 1989 Miss W McMullin (Decd) – 1955 Mrs J Viertel OAM – 1972 Mrs L Thomas – 1990 Miss L Mauchlan – 1956 Mrs F Wastell – 1979 Mrs J Mecklem – 1992 Miss N Mauchlan (Decd) – 1956 Mrs E Green (Decd) – 1980 Mrs R Nix – 1995 Mrs E Grealy – 1958 Dr M Hughes OAM – 1981 Mrs J. Proctor - 1999 Miss I Sim – 1961 Miss H Scraggs OAM – 1982

LONG SERVICE AWARDS

Denise Byrne (15) – 1992 Keith Tidey (10) – 1995 June Ballantyne (10) – 1997 Joyce Proctor (10) – 1992 Joyce Proctor (15) – 1996 Graham Wakefield (15) – 1998 Denise Roberts (15) – 1992 Keith Nix (10) – 1997 Judy Keen (10) – 1998 Jan Hadfield (15) – 1993 Caroline Schomberg (10) – 1997 Cheryl Kann (10) - 1999 Julene Grant (10) – 1993 Jenny Heron (10) – 1997 Michele Arnold (10) - 1999 Jack Manders (15) – 1994 Lesley Schoenwald (10) – 1997

PRESIDENT HON. SECRETARY HON. TREASURER

Robin Roberts Jenny Heron Mary Cockings MANAGEMENT C’TEE CONSTITUTION C’TEE FINANCE C’TEE

Lisa-Maree Jones Keith Tidey (c) Simon Brodie Jenny Tidey Mary Cockings Margaret Dilger Ronda Nix VICE PRESIDENT

Marilyn Chatfield Jenny Heron Marilyn Chatfield Suellen McLean Sue Anderson (res’d, 13.6.00)

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MATCH SECRETARY QWASC DELEGATES HQ DELEGATES

Lyn Thomas Jenny Heron Robin Roberts Jenny Tidey Mary Cockings Jenny Heron UMPIRES BOARD UMPIRES STEWARD UNIFORM & EQUIP

Michele Arnold (c) OFFICER Joyce Proctor Cheryl Kann Cheryl Kann (DP) Kim Thomasson Sue Whatman (SHC) GROUNDS COMMITTEE HOUSE COMMITTEE JUDICIARY C’TEE

Bev Broadfoot (c) Caroline Schomberg (c) Judy Keen (c) Caroline Schomberg Liz Lobb (res’d) Chris Riggall John Bigg Robyn Andersen Jenny Tidey FIXTURE & GRADING C’TEE FIXTURE & GRADING C’TEE

TURF GRASS

Marilyn Chatfield (c) Christine Blanchard (c) Jenny Heron Pip Ahern Robyn Andersen Liz Lobb Lisa-Maree Jones VETERANS SELECTION SENIOR SELECTION U18 SELECTION

COMMITTEE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Kym Bell (c) Margaret Dilger (c) Sue McLatchey (c) Jenny Heron Julene Grant Melda Dunning Diana Young Kym Ireland Kym Roberson Mary Cockings Kim Thomasson (res’d 14.3.00) HONORARY AUDITOR HONORARY ENGINEER SOCIAL SECRETARY

Julie Bennett Keith Nix Joyce Proctor SHC ORGANISING C’TEE COACHES ASSN BOARD LEGENDS COMMUNITY &

SPORTS CLUB BOARD

MEMBERS

Lyn Thomas (c) Kym Roberson Mary Cockings Julie Dwyer Robin Roberts Joyce Proctor Melanie Grim Mary Cockings Cheryl Kann Sue McLatchey Jenny Tidey Sue Brough SHC BOARD MEMBERS Sandy Smith TIME STEWARD

Mary Cockings June Snarski (DP) Robin Roberts Mary Cockings (SHC)

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BBWWHHAA SSTTAAFFFF ADMINISTRATION REGIONAL COACHING SATELLITE COACHES

DIRECTOR Kathy Duggan Meagan Thomas

Therese Barber Sharyn Simpson Tammy Cole Leesa Gray Kelly Free Amy Little (res’d 30 June 2000)

DP CANTEEN

Jean Hooper Des O’Connor Sonja Caird Jacqui Carrington Robyn Carrington Heather Chatfield Gabrielle Costello Kate Creevey Michelle Dunning Kate Sugars Jamie Thorpe Jennifer Easton Tanya Easton Kate Harten Lucinda Hollitt Nakita Hollitt Krystelle Leeming Diane Wagner

SPORTS TRAINERS GROUNDSMAN PHYSIOTHERAPISTS

John Thomas John Bigg Karen Groves Richard Van Zyl Peter Lynskey SATURDAY OFFICE Sheryl Hockaday

Damien Gray Allyson Woodford

HONORARY MEMBERS

Mr Tony Aleksic Mrs Rae Hawthorne Mr Bruce Oakhill Ms Julie Bartlett Mr Jim Hawthorne Mr Des O’Connor Mr John Bigg Mrs Helen Hill Mr Ross Pappalardo Mr John Bowkett Mr Noel Hockaday Mrs Daphne Pirie MBE Miss Bev Broadfoot Ms Jan Hughes Mr Dick Roebuck Mr Simon Brodie Mr Gary Keene Mrs Bev Sunderland Mr John Bozuwa Mrs Kath Kenealy Mr Trevor Sunderland Mrs Ros Cameron Mr Dave Kenealy Mr Mike Thomas Mr Ross Carrington Mrs Janelle Kohn Mr John Thomas Mr Brad Duggan Mr Stephen Kohn Mr Keith Tidey Mr Ian Dunlop Mr Peter Lynskey Mr Max Travers Mr Alan Fluerty Ms Sue McLatchey Mr Richard Van Zyl Mr Damien Gray Mr Keith Nix Mr John Whitlock Ms Karen Groves Mr Jim Northcott AM

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PPRREESSIIDDEENNTT’’SS RREEPPOORRTT This past year has been very challenging for a new President in the chair for the first time. I must acknowledge the assistance given to me by many members of the BWHA hockey fraternity, both past and present. The 2000 season was a very busy and intense season to say the least. With the growth of not only the game of hockey and the statutory changes required in the current business environment, the year kept us on our toes. AIR NEW ZEALAND GOLDEN OLDIES FESTIVAL – OCTOBER 1999

The year started with a fabulous event hosted in October at Downey Park – “Air New Zealand Golden Oldies Hockey Festival”. What a fabulous event and with the added bonus of some monies to be made for the coffers. Prior to the commencement of my position as President I was a Committee Member of this Event and the Co-Ordinator for BWHA organising the Venue. Ten fields were provided in good order at no charge with BWHA receiving the rights to food and beverage to supply for the event. The atmosphere during this event is something that will live long in our memories, with themed outlets, such as the ‘Tucker Box’ the ‘The Shirt Shack’ and ‘The Cooee Café’ adding a purely Australian theme. The support from the business community for this event was nothing short of fabulous which showed that if we treat our sport with the professionalism it deserves we will ultimately achieve more. The names associated with this event were the likes of Golden Circle, Carlton and United Breweries, Tyrell’s Wines, Madura Tea, Queensland Cancer Fund and the list goes on. Well done to all BWHA and supporters who came assisted and experienced BWHA hospitality at it’s best – Well done. The commitment to a more modern and update Constitution and by-laws which was initially commenced by Ronda Nix in her years as President, continued to be worked upon. This committee was capably lead by Mr. Keith Tidey who continued to manage a very vital job for the future development of BWHA. The new structure for BWHA will commence in the coming season of 2001 and I look forward to implementing this new Constitution. The secretary, Jenny Heron has documented the happenings of our Association, so I will not repeat her report. I do wish to thank Jenny, Mary Cockings and the Management Committee, Junior Association, sub-committees, officials, coaches, umpires and staff of BWHA for their time and efforts given to our Association. Many people put in countless amounts of hours in a myriad of positions and duties for our Association and without these people we would not continue to be the best in the state as named at the Hockey Queensland dinner in March of this year. I would like to personally thank Jenny Tidey, for coming out of retirement and the assistance of Joyce Proctor for not only their help but also their wealth of knowledge. Joyce has committed to return next year and continue to update our archives, thank you. With our interest in the State Hockey Centre and Legends Community Sporting Club, I would like to thank Mary Cockings for her time spent as our delegate to these Boards prior to my appointment. There is no doubt that in all areas of our sport of hockey that improvements can be made, but I must stress the need to see the ‘Big Picture’ the longer term vision is probably the most important. The work being done for the future of our sport by both Boards at the State Hockey Centre and Legends

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Community Sporting Club is focused on how we can help and support the game of hockey for both development and financial objectives. To all our Brisbane Players, Umpires, Coaches and Managers who have received representative honours in the last twelve months, Congratulations. We as an Association have a depth of Players which will be continued to be recognised at higher representative levels in the coming years. This is not by chance but by development and commitment, our Regional Coaching Director Sharyn Simpson has played an integral part in this and our thanks must be given. Thank you Sharyn, the future of hockey is based on the planning and implementation of programs for all our ages with an emphasis on identifying talent. With the introduction of the new Premier League we will see our game change for the better with the focus being the ‘Best in the State’, chance to shine. QUEENSLAND HOCKEY PROMOTIONS

With the thought of our new Premier League in mind, you must remember that these events cannot happen without Marketing, Sponsors and Promotion. During my first year on Management, 1999, the creation of Queensland Hockey Promotions came into being. This has been the amalgamation of Hockey Queensland, The State Hockey Centre and Brisbane Hockey Association. Our commitment to this venture is ten (10) percent, as shown in the statement of accounts. Heading up this enormous challenge of not only trying to merge the plans but the personalities of these groups has been Jason Greenhalgh. Jason has come to us from a sporting marketing background with experience in Queensland Rugby Union and the Broncos Rugby League Club. The efforts that have been directed to achieve an increase in sponsorship have been challenging to date and perseverance has been the key. His efforts to gain print, radio, television coverage has been a trial. We had for the first season a Radio sponsorship with FM104 who weekly covered our games at the State Hockey Centre and an ongoing commitment if we supplied information, press coverage in our newspaper the Courier Mail. All we had to do was fill out our weekly Media Reports to give him ‘fuel’ for the stories. We hope to build on this and continue next year with the potential that the Olympic success achieved this year may open a few more doors. Thank you Jason for your efforts to date. To our Olympic Players and our Umpire – Michelle Arnold, Congratulations. The Sydney 2000 Olympics will certainly live in the hearts of our hockey fraternity for many years to come. To all those many members, who have become engaged, married and welcomed a new addition to their family, my congratulations and best wishes. To those who have suffered bereavement or illness, my heartfelt sympathy. In conclusion I wish everyone a Happy Festive Season. I welcome all those new members who have volunteered their time for the new committee and look forward to a fabulous and exciting 2001 season. Robin Roberts President

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SSEECCRREETTAARRYY’’SS RREEPPOORRTT In the middle of the Golden Oldies Tournament being held at Downey Park, our AGM was on Tuesday 26 October, what a great night to have it. This year we had an abundance of voting with Constitutional Changes and for the first time in many years, voting was required for the senior Management Committee and also Turf Fixture and Grading, the Constitutional Committee and the Under 18 Selection Committee. Meg Brodie was thanked for her 18 months as President and Robin Roberts was welcomed as our new President. Congratulations to all who were voted onto BWHA committees. Joyce Proctor was presented with a Life Membership for her continuous service to BWHA. Joyce has held various positions within the BWHA Association for over 15 years. Congratulations Joyce and we hope you continue to be seen around Downey Park for many years to come. Golden Oldies – what a week! A great white marque was the full length of the bottom end of Field 1 with a blue open marque between the clubhouse and the public loos. Boy, the park looked great! On Monday morning the opening ceremony and the march past was full of wonderful characters, colourful uniforms and 1200 people from overseas, interstate and locals here to party and have fun. Thank you to the small band of volunteers who worked until they dropped (many of who are our Life Members), some at Downey Park from 6.00 am until 10.00 – 11.00 pm each night. Please read the full Golden Oldies report for all the details on this very successful week. The 1999 Monday Masters Competition could have been mistaken for a marathon season, due to bad weather, turf unavailability, long weekends etc this season did not finish until the end of November. The final was played between Easts and Ascot. A very fast, exciting game saw Ascot win 2-1. Thank you to Kym Ireland and Briony Hollitt for umpiring the final. An evening was held at Crushers to thank Alyson Skuse for her work at the BWHA office and wish her all the best for the future. Also a night was held at Legends for the management committee to say thank you for their year of hard work. Seven clubs were successful in gaining grants for Player Development. Congratulations and thank you to Sharyn Simpson and Sue McLatchey for helping the clubs to put together the seminar, paperwork, requirements needed to obtain these grants. At the Downey Park clubhouse, an evening was held to thank Kerrie Richards for her many years of work as the Satellite Coach and wish her the best for her continued support of hockey. Kerrie is going to concentrate on her family’s sporting needs (3 girls) and her continued support of hockey at Brisbane State High School. Also thank you to Kathy Duggan, who has resigned from her fulltime position, for her unending support to BWHA and hope that she will continue on a part-time basis into the future. The all day meeting in January went off very well, with the new Management Committee being advised of their portfolios. A big shock to some and the workload started. The calendar was looked into and found as usual not to have many spare spots to fit all the requirements in. During January the South East Queensland League was held, with BWHA hosting the finals at the State Hockey Centre. This year a new team was welcomed from Tweed and we hope they continue

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to participate in this event. The final was played between North Brisbane Swifts and the Gold Coast Gypsies, the Swifts winning. Thank you to all who participated and to the players who were part of the draft system. This event seems to be getting bigger and better each year. Full details later in this report. At the Hockey Queensland dinner this year, Brisbane Women’s Hockey Association was honoured with the following awards – The “Association of the Year”, “Volunteer of the Year” & “Umpire of the Year” Lyn Thomas was named “Volunteer of the Year” for her many years of tireless voluntary work both with BWHA and HQ. Michele Arnold was again named “Umpire of the Year” and this year Michele will be umpiring at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Congratulations to all involved in BWHA, because without our many volunteers we would not be eligible for the above awards. What a start to Season 2000. With an early start at the beginning of March so all fixtures could be finalised before the Olympics, it set the scene for a very rushed beginning. First, we could use Redcliffe and so the first draft of fixtures were completed. Then, we couldn’t use Redcliffe and so another draft was done. And in true hockey fashion, we were asked to view the Redcliffe field and ascertain as to its use, and BWHA Management with the support of Hockey Queensland could use Redcliffe in a limited capacity, another set of fixtures. Then after draft 4, the BWHA Turf Fixture & Grading Committee were advised that the Insurance Underwriters had withdrawn their support, so draft 5, it was then decided that even if Redcliffe came back on line we were NOT going to do the fixtures again. Hence the fixture book was available around Easter, only six weeks after the start of the season. During the earlier part of the season, the Table Committee was in the process of employing office staff. We employed two young ladies Therese Barber and Amy Little – welcome ladies and we hope your stay is a very pleasant one. Working Bees were well attended at Downey Park and Rasey Park in March, thank you to the clubs who supported and supplied the many willing hands to get the fields, nets, buildings and clubhouse ready for the start of our 2000 season. The grass season commenced at Downey Park on Saturday 1st April, and for the first time in many years it was a fine day. A bar was set up on the pavers under the building for our players to use at the end of the day. It went very well. Afternoon tea was supplied for the many Life Members who are still able to venture out. Thank you to Joyce Proctor for her usual grand spread. The lights at Rasey Park were up and ready on the 3rd April and QWASC (Qld Women’s Amateur Sports Council) continued towards their grant application for lights on Field 10 Noble Street. These lights were finally finished for the preliminary final week. The lights on field 10 are very bright and maybe in the future we’ll be able to look at a night summer grass hockey season. This year an Intermediate Division was started on the grass fields at Colmslie played in the 12.30 timeslot. This division was set up to help alleviate the problems between the Juniors and GPS

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competition, so clubs would not have to forfeit games. Hopefully next year we might have some more teams. The first double header was the week before Easter, with no fixtures being played over the Easter break and also the May long weekend, due to the Open Championship being played at the Tweed. Then followed another double header to get the season up and running. Our Brisbane Open teams competed at the Open State Championships at the Tweed and played very well, both teams won their respective divisions. BWHA had 8 players and 5 shadows named in the Under 21 and 11 players named in the Scorchers Squad. This year drug testing was required at the Open Championship. One of our Brisbane 1 players was subjected to this test – of course she passed with flying colours. It was a shame the young lady in question found out about it in the middle of the game, not very conducive to good sportsmanship and left her feeling worried as a few of the older, experienced players in the team had over exaggerated what to expect. As per the norm with hockey fixtures, when the teams were named a couple of our Division 1 clubs requested changes to fixtures because they had 3 or more players absent during the Under 21 Championships. Brisbane senior and junior fixtures continued each Saturday with the fields being dry, hard and a little bumpy. The end of the first round and the Presidents Cup winners were announced. Next year we might have time to play these games on a spare Sunday, we’ll have to wait and see what the SHC has been booked for, but with the Olympics over there might be some spare weekends. Over the June long weekend the Under 18 State Championships was held at the State Hockey Centre, and in true typical Brisbane weather (when we are holding a State Title) it rained. Brisbane had 10 players named in the Queensland Under 18 team. Congratulations girls. A full report is in the Records Section of this report. At the June Council Meeting Jason Leslie, Jason Greenhalgh and Jean Reagan attended and gave all a run down on what is happening at the State Hockey Club, QHP (Qld Hockey Promotions) and the Legends Community Sportsclub Inc. This was very informative and helped to allay a few fears as to where the Centre is going. Veterans nominations closed on the 13 May, due to the cost of the Mackay trip, our numbers were down. The Gold Coast Southern Cross was used by the selectors to finalise team selections and our three teams then started their training sessions. The flight to Mackay was good and we were greeted by fine, cold weather, everyone who purchased the new BWHA anorak was very thankful. Our three teams all played in the finals with our Division 1 team beating the Gold Coast. Congratulations to the teams, players, coaches, managers, umpires and selectors on a great job well done when the general consensus was we wouldn’t do very well. Downey Park Minor Premiers & Presidents Cup winners were presented with their trophies at the clubhouse after fixtures on Saturday 5 August. Thank you to those clubs who stayed on to receive their shields and bottle of champagne. Sunday 6 August whilst the Under 11 Southern Cross was being at held at Downey Park, a 20 year anniversary lunch for Southern Cross Tournaments was held in the clubhouse. Representatives from Gold Coast, Tweed, Sunshine Coast, Ipswich, Toowoomba and Brisbane attended and a great

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time was had reminiscing about what had transpired during the 20 years. Thank you to Jenny Tidey and her small band of helpers for organising the lunch. Friday 25 August was the BWHA Awards Dinner held at The Greek Club, South Brisbane. This year over 230 people attended. The theme for the night was the Olympics and eight ladies involved in BWHA who were Torch Bearers attended – Sue Brough, Alison Crane, Julene Grant, Rosanna Papparlardo, Daphne Pirie, Heather

Scraggs, Sharyn Simpson, Leah Willis.

The following awards were presented – BWHA Player of the Year Leanne Hammond Commercial Rookie of the Year Renee Higman University Players Player Di Burton Norths Division 2 Player Tina Blake Ascot Division 3 Player Zoe Kellermeyer Easts Highest Coaching Honours Margaret Dilger St Andrews Highest Umpiring Honours Michele Arnold Ascot Congratulations to these young ladies, well done. Marilyn Chatfield and her small band of willing workers did an admirable job making this evening the success it was. During the 2000 season we lost one of our Life Members Betty Watson after a long battle with cancer. Betty’s friendly face and always helpful hands will be sadly missed by the hockey fraternity. BWHA Life Member Janet Viertel also lost her husband Keith during 2000. Keith had for many years lent his financial and auditing knowledge and expertise to hockey throughout Queensland and Australia. Keith was a willing worker at BWHA whenever asked, our deepest sympathies to Janet at this time, Keith will be greatly missed. Also Fred Husteed from Bulimba passed away, Fred was one of our first Southern Cross coaches and was still coaching an Under 11 Bulimba team up until he was forced into hospital. To everyone who has experienced a loss this year our sympathies go out to you. Our Judiciary Committee only met twice this year. A special thank you to all players for making this the one committee we don’t want to see with a heavy workload. 2000 Hockey Season was another difficult year with many outside bookings at the State Hockey Centre that influenced our smooth running season. On the whole I think it worked out well. Congratulations to all players, managers, coaches, umpires, technical personnel and officials who represented BWHA at State, National and International levels. Thank you for upholding our image of a great hockey centre. This year the BWHA Office has had some difficulties with a few changes in staff. Thank you to Therese and Amy who have left us to further their careers. Kathy Duggan and Leesa Gray have stepped in to hold down the fort and we thank them sincerely for all their time and effort in getting the office back on an even keel and for the smooth transition to get the Annual General Meeting voting and Report out on time. Thank you Kathy and Leesa. The small band of people who make up the Grounds Committee has worked hard on very dry fields. John Bigg for all the little extras he does around the park, keeping the potholes at bay, the nets in

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good repair, the buildings painted and burglar proof and generally keeping an eye on Downey Park. Jenny Tidey and Bev Broadfoot for all their work. We all thank you for all the time and effort you give so willingly. Thank you. Our volunteer committees have seen the smooth running of another season and for this I thank all BWHA committees, for without you and your expertise we would not be able to run so efficiently. The Constitution Committee continues to meet and hopefully the new constitution (Rules of Association) and by-laws should be ready to incorporate in 2001. Keith Tidey and his small band will be endeavouring to have an easier year next year if all goes according to plan. Our Volunteer of the Year, Lyn Thomas, for without her knowledge, help and commitment, I personally would have had a much harder year, a very sincere thank you. This year we welcomed new members to our management team and I thank them and the ‘oldies’ for another successful year. To my fellow Executive Members thank you for your support and help throughout the year. Schweppes, Streets and Country Bake once again continue to support BWHA and for this we thank them. Thank you to all clubs, their officials and players for their friendship, support and continued cooperation throughout the hockey season. I’m sure this will continue. To the new Brisbane secretary I wish you well and hope you enjoy your term, it will be very rewarding and give you an insight into the hockey world and how much enjoyment you can get out of being at the ground level. Good luck to all the new BWHA personnel and hope the 2001 season is another dry and successful year. I hope I haven’t forgotten to thank anyone, if I have please accept my apologies and know that you are all thanked equally. Enjoy the off season and hope to see everyone back at hockey next year. Jenny Heron Hon Secretary

TTRREEAASSUURREERR’’SS RREEPPOORRTT My report, as usual, has to be submitted before the audited set of accounts are completed because of the short length of time available from the end of our financial year and our AGM. The set of accounts will be distributed at the AGM. I wish to thank all committees and management for the assistance and co-operation in containing expenditure and sincere thanks to all club officials for their courtesy throughout the season. Thank you to all canteen staff especially Jean and Des and also thanks to Caroline and Nigel in the bar. Thanks to Jenny Tidey for her efforts in organising staff in both canteens and attending to the many problems associated with the canteens.

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Jim Northcott has left us to go to Japan, for the time being, but thanks Jim for all your work in the hockey shop. It has not been a great year as far as profits are concerned but this was mainly caused by restrictive purchasing powers. All profits go to our Junior section this is something that has to be addressed in the 2001 season but I feel something will happen in the 2001 season to show a large increase in rent. It will depend on QWASC and the Brisbane City Council. John Bigg has done a marvellous job on the fields with the time and money available. Thanks John. As outlined last year we purchased a new mower for $18000, painted the clubhouse inside and outside and repaired the paving in front of the clubhouse. This year we upgraded the floodlights at Rasey Park (our share of the costs was $11800) Sincere thanks to the Brisbane City Council and Department of Sport and Recreation for their continued invaluable support in assisting us to do this work. Schweppes and Streets are still supporting us in various ways and I thank them sincerely. Before everyone gets carried away with the figure of $132993.43 showing in our bank balance or cash book, the following explanation will bring everyone down to earth. Money Paid to us in advance: $19 440.28 Replay Loan $10 000.00 Our share of cost of office renovations $ 9 000.00 Payments of house loan due Dec 2000 $ 7 000.00 Our share of grant for field renovations $ 5 550.00 Total $50 990.28 We also need to re-carpet the clubhouse $ 8 000.00 (present carpet has been down for 15 years) Urgently need storage shed for mower etc $ 6 000.00 (on higher ground) Total $64 990.28 Which leaves us with a figure of $68 003.15. As many people can confirm, $68 000 is the magic figure I try to come up with at the end of each season to enable us to keep the association running until our new season starts. Thanks to Julie Bennett, our accountant/auditor for her time and patience with the GST problems. I have left the best to last and that is to thank Kathy Duggan because without her expertise on the computer and knowledge of out accounting systems I would be completely lost. I trust you will all be back next season and I wish you a merry christmas and a very prosperous new year. Mary Cockings Hon. Treasurer.

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GGRROOUUNNDDSS CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE RREEPPOORRTT 2000 Season started with well-prepared fields considering the limited preparation time available due to the early start of the season. The preparation including the marking of fields was an enormous task for so few and many thanks for their efforts. Raking grass from fields was thankfully unnecessary this year following our acquisition of mower with dump bin. Our usual working bees were held pre season at Rasey and Downey Parks and thanks to all clubs that came and gave of their time and energy. During the latter part of the season, we also purchased a spray boom and this will enable us to control bindi and other noxious weeds on the park. The training lights at Rasey Park have been upgraded and our thanks go to State Government Sports and Recreation Department for their valuable assistance in granting us the money to enable this work to be carried out. Also thank you to John Bowkett for the many free of charge things he has done for us this season. Training lights from Field 2 Downey Park were removed as well and new lights installed which will enable our clubs to train with adequate lighting for the first time in years. The Q.W.A.S.C. were instrumental in obtaining a grant from State Government Sports and Recreation Department to enable this work to be carried out on Field 10 and the cost was $16 000 grant plus $16 000 from Q.W.A.S.C. We wish to thank them very much. The BCC will be starting on stage one of the public car park in December this year. Provision will be made for 80 car parks and stage two “hopefully!” will be done early in 2001. Also the BCC are going to carry out at their cost the renovation of two hockey fields (four softball diamonds), once again “Hopefully!” before the start of hockey season. We wish to thank Sharon Wyatt form the BCC for her continued support of our association and the other tenant bodies. I would be remiss if I didn’t thank my committee and in particular Jenny Tidey and John Bigg. I really don’t think the members of this association realise the amount of work John does on this park and without his conscientious efforts on behalf of BWHA we would be completely lost. If I have forgotten to thank anybody else in this report, please forgive me. Hoping the long break before next season commences sees you all refreshed and rejuvenated and keen to join the ranks of our grounds committee. Have a safe and happy season. See you in 2001. Bev Broadfoot - Convenor

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Turf Turf fixtures for 2000 commenced on the weekend of the 3rd of March, and finished on the 9th of September, just before the Olympics. This year’s gradings remained the same as the previous year, Division 1 – 8 teams, Division 2 – 10 teams, Division 3 – 10 teams. Divisions 1 & 2 had the same clubs as the previous season, but there were 13 clubs who applied for division 3, so grading matches were played in February. Redcliffe 2 challenged University 3 for 3rd division and were unsuccessful, and a new club, QUT applied for division 3 and was denied a grading match by BWHA management. The remaining clubs, St Andrews 3, Bulimba 2, Norths 2 and University 3 played in the grading games and University was the unsuccessful team. Monday Masters commenced on the 27th March and continued through to the 11th of September. There was an increase of one team, and when more turf time became available at Redcliffe, Sunshine Coast was included, bringing a total of 8 teams to Monday Masters. A new grade was introduced this year at Colmslie on the grass fields, and was named “INTERMEDIATE”. The grade consisted of Secondary school age students, no older than 18yrs and always played in the 12.30pm time slot. The 6 teams played 3 rounds of fixtures commencing on the 8th April and their grand final was played at Downey Park on the 2nd of September along with the other grass field finals. This was a trial year and proved to be reasonably successful and hopefully the number of teams will increase next year. President’s Cup was unable to be a separate final once again because of the shortage of turf time, so the teams finishing on top of the point’s table at the completion of the first round automatically became the winners. The fixture and grading committee tried to pre-empt players away in various teams and schedule fixtures accordingly but we still had a lot of requests to reschedule matches and those games were played midweek. I wish to thank the BWHA management for their support and the members of my committee for their tolerance and making themselves available whenever necessary. Marilyn Chatfield - Convenor

Grass The 2000 season started with a number of challenges to the Fixture and Grading Committee. An extra team had nominated for DP1 and there was also an insufficient number of vets teams to make a vets grade viable. Therefore, some decisions were made on the grading of teams that were difficult but, nonetheless, these had to be made. The final points table for each of the grades proved that, once again, our gradings were accurate. Thanks must go to each and every player for playing without fuss in those grades where their teams were graded.

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Thanks also to my committee, Pip Ahern and Liz Lobb. We have been together now for a few years and this makes the job easier. Both of these ladies contributed an extra effort this year as I was unavailable at the end of the season. A special thanks, as usual, must also go to Lyn Thomas who reviews our decisions and fixtures and provides invaluable advice. This is my last year on the Fixture and Grading Committee. After five years, I think it is time I moved aside and let a fresh mind assume the position. Again, thanks to the girls on the Committee and good luck to the new members. Christine Blanchard - Convenor

CCOONNSSTTIITTUUTTIIOONN CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE RREEPPOORRTT Well the Constitution (Rules of Association) has been completed and passed by the Association. The Department of Fair Trading has also approved the new Rules of Association. The Board of Management structure of the new Rules will come into effect at the Annual General Meeting of this year. The new by-laws of the Association has been nearly completed and we hope to be able to invite Clubs to comment early next year after we forward a draft copy to all Clubs on the completion hopefully later this year. We ask all clubs to read the new by-laws, which have not been drastically changed but mainly upgraded, with the exception of the Judiciary Process. On receipt of the draft copy please forward in writing any changes your Club feels is needed, to the Association to be able to be discussed at the meeting to follow. As the new Rules of Association do not now have the Sub-Committee structure as in the past these have been called on the old structure until the new structure is approved in the new by-laws, plus any which was mentioned in the new Rules of Association. I would like to thank the help and assistance given by the fellow members of the Committee, Mary Cockings, Ronda Nix and newcomer Jenny Heron. Thank go also to Sue Anderson who had to resign due to work commitments thank you for your help. Thanks also go to Association President Robin Roberts as Board of Management liaison for your assistance and help given in the meetings. Thankfully next year we hope this committee’s workload should be easier. Keith Tidey -Convenor.

UUNNDDEERR 1188 WWOOMMEENN’’SS CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSHHIIPP

BWHA hosted the Under 18 Women’s Championship at the State Hockey Centre over the June long weekend (June 10, 11 & 12). As seems to be the norm for us hosting a championship, the rains also arrived (perhaps we should market ourselves as rainmakers). The weather did not deter us and the full complement of games was completed. The SHC venue and facilities makes hosting a championship a delight, the excellent centre is available and the SHC staff are most helpful. We had hoped that a Brisbane win would be the icing on the cake for the weekend but this was not to be, unfortunately Brisbane 1 lost the Division 1 final. Full results are published in the results section of this report.

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Thanks to Hockey Queensland for their assistance, support and guidance with the championship Our Championship Director was Ronda Nix, assisted by Faye Wastell. Again this duo ran a very smooth and efficient championship – thank you for you service. A championship cannot be run without many helpers and thanks must go to these people – Marg Dilger, Lisa Jones, Ruth Grim, Joyce Proctor, June Snarski, Jenny Tidey, Mary Cockings, Robin Roberts, Lyn Thomas, Liz Grimes and Krystelle Leeming. Thanks must go to all the clubs who supplied tasty delights to enable us to be the consummate host to our visitors. This year BWHA had championship souvenir shirts manufactured with AC/DC for sale – all shirts were sold at the championship and another order for 75 was taken during the championship and posted out. Jenny Tidey must get special commendation for her sales effort for selling the shirts. Her marketing spiel was the highlight of the weekend. Well done Jenny. Action photo shots were taken of players during the championship and were available for purchase. Many players took advantage of this service. A raffle for a TV and a mountain bike was run over the weekend. Hosting a championship at the SHC is an additional expense for BWHA. Each year our cost in hosting a championship is reducing. When the SHC / Legends Club become more established then our cost should be totally defrayed. Congratulations to the winning teams and thanks for the support and encouragement, which we received from the visiting managers and coaches. Congratulations to those players named in the State Under 18 squad. Sue Mclean

CCAANNTTEEEENN RREEPPOORRTT Hi everyone. The end of another season and a dry one thank goodness. It was a very pleasing result to the end of the season as we had a profit of approximately $23000.00. While this was down on the profit we made last year by approximately $2000.00 it was still a good result considering we absorbed the GST for two months. Rasey Park Canteen was a concern. I think this is mainly because Minkey and Modifieds are back at Downey Park. I would like to thank Jean Hooper and Des O’Connor for their efforts throughout the season, not only on fixture days but during the week with cleaning etc. Also a big thank you to all the young ladies who worked in the canteen. It should be easier next season in relation to the new cash registers. Once again I would like to note that it makes a very big difference to sales when we only have senior fixtures at Downey Park. I know at times this is unavoidable but perhaps junior and senior fixture committees could look at this problem next season. Wishing everyone a very merry christmas and a happy new year. Please come back in 2001. Jenny Tidey.

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HHOOUUSSEE CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE RREEPPOORRTT The 1999 season was certainly not the smoothest, but with the help of the ever-faithful ‘volunteers’, we managed to muddle through somehow. As a result of hosting the Golden Oldies Festival at the end of 1999, the clubhouse was given a bit of a ‘spruce up’, including interior painting, kitchen divides, repaving and the addition of ceiling fans for the hotter beginning and end of seasons. Other additions during the season were a new deep freeze and trophy cabinets to store the ever-growing number of trophies won by our rep teams. Bridge continues to be our steady clubhouse income earner both during and off season, with a few bookings from elsewhere. The GST only imposed itself for the latter part of the season, so the effects were only short term with some prices even coming down slightly or at least staying the same. My thanks to Mary Cockings for being so patient during the implementation of the new cash register and having to deal with our ‘four thumbs’ effort in using it. Thanks must also go to Joyce Proctor, Robin Roberts, Jenny and Keith Tidey for staying to help lock up most nights throughout the season and the other helpers who filled in the gaps on other nights. Sincerest thanks must go to Nigel Roberts who stepped in to tend the bar for the most part of the season and created a few different treats for after game snacks. Thanks also to Tony Aleksic and Steven Heron for also helping out when asked. Last of all, thanks to the loyal players who come up and have a drink or three, to talk over the game, refereeing etc. Hope to see you all again in 2001. Caroline Schomberg - Convenor

EEQQUUIIPPMMEENNTT && UUNNIIFFOORRMMSS OOFFFFIICCEERR RREEPPOORRTT Once again it has been a very chaotic year with uniforms. The number of teams going away both to competitions and Southern Cross it is nearly impossible to keep everyone happy. I had one “hiccup” with socks but learned afterwards that some Managers had kept a supply with them – which resulted in some girls having to borrow socks. I hope this doesn’t occur again. I think that the acquisition of the anoraks was very popular - quite a few of the players appeared not to take them off at all. This year we have lost quite a few skirts, so I ask everyone to check with anyone in your club who may have had uniforms, to check once again – it’s off season so the house and car will probably get cleaned. My thanks to the people who have helped me over the years and I will be only too pleased to help whoever takes over next season. I would suggest next year some consideration be given to purchasing new uniforms for the under 15’s. This year we bought new shirts for the Under 11’s and the parents bought shorts for them. Joyce Proctor - Uniforms Officer

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RREEGGIIOONNAALL CCOOAACCHHIINNGG DDIIRREECCTTOORR ((RRCCDD)) Including Player Development and Coaches Associations.

Annual Report 2000

REGIONAL COACHING DIRECTOR (RCD)

PPLLAAYYEERR DDEEVVEELLOOPPMMEENNTT

It was a year with mixed results achieved at the State Championships. The most promising result was that we contested all Division One Grand-finals from U/11 to Veterans. The end result saw BWHA successful in 3 out of 6 State Championship finals. 1. U/13 Division One State Champions 2. Open Division One State Champions 3. Veterans Division One State Champions Other BWHA representative teams that need to be congratulated on their performance at the State Championships are as follows: 1. U/18 No 3 Runners-up Division 2 2. U/11 No 2 Winners Division 2 3. U/11 No 4 Winners Division 3. 4. Open Division 2 State Champions 5. U/13 No 3 Team competing in Division One BWHA teams achieved their best results in pool matches but unfortunately were unable to continue form and finish the championship with a winning performance in the Grand Final. I look forward to next year giving more attention in our preparation phase, to pressure hockey (Finals) and set-plays. I have serious concerns about the future format of the State Championships in the under age divisions. Despite the format played this year, favouring BWHA teams I find it impossible to support or endorse this format. This format so obviously puts undue stress on young developing players. The number of matches required to play and the obvious mismatching of teams’ abilities often resulted in a demoralising situation for many teams. BWHA views have been presented to HQ and hopefully a more appropriate format is decided upon at the upcoming Annual General Meeting. There was an increase in the number of players presenting with serious overuse injuries. After investigation it was discovered that the cause was often due to a lack of immediate and follow-up treatment. We will be more alert to this next year and monitor the physical workload some players are undertaking. BWHA was successful in achieving a record number of players selected in State Squads and Best 16. BWHA players in squads have doubled over a period of 4 years. Congratulations! to all players for their hard work.

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Other player development opportunities contested during 2000 were: 1. U/15 Team participated in the Southern Skies Tournament, and was placed 3rd. 2. U/18 Team played against a visiting USA Team. It was fortunate that we able to participate in these two events as we were unable to attend the U/16 Div2 Championships this year due to a change of dates for the Olympics. The change of dates meant that the event was run at the same time as State U/15 Championships in July. I look forward to next year when the dates will revert back to October and BWHA will have the opportunity to nominate 2 teams and arrest back the championship title. There has been an improvement in the link between BWHA, QAS and Hockey Queensland. It was encouraging to see QAS Coach Des King initiating and giving time to the Under 18 State Squad Players for extra training. We look forward to the continuation and expansion of the program in the future. Apart from the Development Programs and Selection trials held for U/18,U/15.U/13 and U/11 age divisions further extension programs were conducted during the off-season for the following: 1. 20 x U/13 players, 3 week, 6 session skill development at the SHC.

2. 20 x U/15 players, 4 weeks, 7 sessions. (Content; Specialist skills sessions, Fitness testing, Nutrition, Speed development, Sports Psychology)

3. 20 U/18 players. Skills sessions Feb.2000, Indoor Hockey and Practice matches. Unfortunately, our Satellite coach for the last 5 years Kerrie Richards was forced to retire due to extra work commitments. Thanks to Kerrie on behalf of all those players she has assisted through the years. I hope that Kerrie will not be a stranger to our program forever, and I wish her and her family all the best. With the retirement of Kerrie, BWHA have been very fortunate to secure the services of experienced players Tammy Cole, Kelly Free and Meagan Thomas in the role of satellite coaches to the BWHA Development Programs. I look forward to working with them over the next 12 months. Other coaches to lend support to the program are Nikki Taylor, Kym Thomasson and Kerrie Schmidt.

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE

I am sorry to report on the demise of the player Development Fundraising Committee. Despite the hard work of Dick Roebuck and his committee’s drive and determination to sell the committee to new members it has been largely inactive during 2000. We are all working longer hours to pay for the ever-increasing costs of everything, which in turn impacts greatly on the available time we have to volunteer our services. Hopefully, we will be able to use the valuable knowledge gained by the members, to support future fundraising opportunities for the Player Development Program.

CCOOAACCHH DDEEVVEELLOOPPMMEENNTT

We were able to attract a good number of coaches nominating for BWHA representative teams. Hopefully, we will be able to encourage more coaches and support staff willing to put their name

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forward next year. There are many very capable club coaches and support staff doing excellent work within their clubs whom we are hoping to attract to BWHA positions in 2001. With the assistance of the coaches association and support from BWHA we are constantly looking for ways of assisting coaches to further develop their skills. We aim to provide through meetings, workshops, newsletters and coaching maillots a wide range of coach education activities that address the diversity of needs coaches require for their continued growth and improvement. They are all volunteers who dedicate an enormous time to their role as BWHA Representative coaches. I would like to congratulate and thank them all. 4 Level One courses were conducted during the year.

• 2 Clubs North’s and Pine Hills at their clubrooms

• 1 Mt Gravatt Campus Tafe students

• 1 Downey Park and SHC for 22 BWHA coaches This year I was able to offer the courses in a variety of ways that best suited the individual clubs and participants needs. This was very much experimental for myself and I am still evaluating the outcomes to decide what the ideal presentation is. Level O was also provided for all new comers to hockey and first year coaches. The Coaches Association existed entirely due to the absolute belief its members have in how important its role is within the BWHA Association. A view shared by many club coaches and myself. There was a much healthier activity level this year and the association was able to conduct a successful selector workshop and produce two Coaching Maillot Booklets. From the selectors workshop it is envisaged that we will be able to design a documents that will give assistance and guidance to Representative selectors and Club Selectors. A big thank-you to Kym Roberson, Sue McLatchey, Sue Brough and Julie Dwyer for their continued support and belief.

SCHOOLS

The role the Coaching Directors have in this area is undergoing review in BWHA and Hockey Queensland. The results will hopefully find the best delivery of our sport to schools. The following questions need to be considered when preparing School-Club links. 1. Recruitment strategies by exposure and promotion through Expos. 2. Education - Providing Level O or Level One Coaching Courses, or 4, 6 or 8-week hockey

programs. 3. Providing assistance to Regional Sport by selecting, coaching, and managing teams. 4. Coaching, Umpiring, Managing or Selecting School Teams Resources More videos have been purchased and this will continue as a priority in upgrading the resources available to members. There is still not enough people using the extensive library available.

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Hopefully, the coaches association club representatives are able to promote the library to club members more effectively in 2001

THANK YOU

The purchase of an office Laptop has assisted in delivering a more professional efficient service to members I was fortunate enough to attend two events this year, which were both inspirational in 2 completely different ways. The first was the Olympic Games especially seeing the Hockeyroos play and receive their most deserved Gold Medal. My memory of the event is something I will treasure forever. The other event was attending the National Coaching Conference in Canberra. My attendance at the conference was due to the support I received by BWHA. I would like to thank those members on both Senior and Junior Management, for their understanding and support for my continued role as a Manager for Women’s Hockey Australia. To outgoing Junior Management President Glenda Vearing a big thank-you. She has had a most difficult job, trying to please everyone and mediate in very emotional situations. The level of understanding and importance she placed in the Player Development area was always of priority to Glenda and appreciated. To my fellow workers Amy Little, Therese Barber, Kathy Duggan and Leesa Gray for their assistance, patience and support. Also thanks to Jodie Vearing the Minkey, Modified Co-Ordinator for her hard work and dedicating her early mornings on top of her school and playing commitments. To President Robin Roberts and Vice President Marilyn Chatfield whose drive, determination and positive outlook will given time, bring progress to our association. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Sharyn Simpson

UUMMPPIIRREESS BBOOAARRDD RREEPPOORRTT

Downey Park Umpires Steward Report

When I took over the position of Downey Park Umpires Steward from Lyn Thomas who had done such an outstanding job of it for over 10 years, I knew the first year would be a HUGE learning curve – and how right I was! It is certainly not easy to allocate 54 umpires to each fixture round and please everybody in the process. Hopefully, it gets easier with time! It is very disheartening to know that so many allocated umpires are substituted, and the growing practice of offering money to have volunteers do umpiring instead of meeting one’s Club’s

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allocation is also very disturbing. Until players realise that umpiring is as much a part of the game as playing or even coaching, the situation will not improve. I wish to thank Michele Arnold and BWHA Management for their support and encouragement, and especially Lyn Thomas, whose constant support, encouragement and advice was greatly valued. Cheryl Kann.

PRACTICAL UMPIRES BADGES 2000

AWARDED AT BRISBANE FIXTURES

BWHA JUNIOR: Melinda Booth (Easts) Shirleen Currey (Logan) Rebecca Goodair (Kedron Wavell) Joanne Hargreaves (South West Utd) Shannon Muche (Ascot) Lynne Somerville (Commercial) Rebecca Stanberg (Commercial)

BWHA INTERMEDIATE: Kirsten Aaker (University) Kylie Jones (Bulimba) Jenny Kiel (Easts) Rebecca Lambert (Ascot) Vicky Perna (Easts) Samantha Watts (St Andrews) Rachel Woodford (Commercial) BWHA SENIOR: Lucinda Hollitt (Valleys)

Kylie Patteson ( St Andrews)

QUEENSLAND INTERMEDIATE:

Marie Comerford Ascot

QUEENSLAND SENIOR: Louise Woodford Commercial Tina Malyon Commercial

QUEENSLAND ADVANCED:

Debbie Rolleson St Andrews

QUEENSLAND OPEN: Nikki Taylor Easts

AWARDED AT STATE / NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

QLD JUNIOR: Kelly Smith Norths Kellie Dwyer Valley QLD INTERMEDIATE (Previously Senior): Jolene Argent Bulimba Kylie Patteson St Andrews

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Carolyn Schomberg SWU Bree Gallagher Ascot QLD SENIOR (Previously State C): Liz Lobb Commodores ADVANCED (Previously State B):

Catherine Costello Easts OPEN (Previously State A): Briohny Hollitt Valley

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HOCKEY QUEENSLAND UMPIRES EXAM 2000

There was no Player Familiarisation Paper held in 2000 SURNAME FIRST NAME CLUB MARK ( /50) PASS

Aaker Kirsten University 47 A Abbott Rebecca Norths 36 B Abunt Amanda SBE 30 C Aitken Hayley Valley 41 A Alcorn Wendy Easts 44 A Allan Kristy SWU 35 B Allen Renee St Andrews 41 A Alley Megan SWU 29 C Anderson Samantha SWU 31 C Armbruster Shannon Kedron-Wavell 35 B Badini Elaine Kedron-Wavell 31 C Badrick Linda Norths 31 C Baker Narelle Valley 42 A Ballard Amanda Commercial 42 A Ballard Tanya Commercial 41 A Barefoot Debbie Kedron-Wavell 33 B Bartholomew Lia St Andrews 28 C Beamish Kim Commercial 32 C Beamish Leanne Commercial 33 B Beattie Emma St Andrews 43 A Bell Elizabeth SWU 28 C Bell Kathy Valley 39 B Bennett Lesley Pine Hills 42 A Berkman Jennifer Ascot 36 B Bernardin Leonnie Redcliffe 30 C Berry Rebecca Kedron-Wavell 33 B Bishop Kathy Griffith Uni 27 C Blackford Andrea Kedron-Wavell 38 B Blake Tina Ascot 31 C Blencowe Lisa St Andrews 29 C Bloxham Ruth Norths 40 A Blyth Madonna Valley 40 A Bond Nicole Griffith Uni 27 C Bonica Angela SBE 33 B Booth Mellinda Easts 36 B Bordon Erin Commercial 32 C Bowden Sarah SBE 37 B Bowness Karen SWU 37 B Boyle Lynda Bulimba 39 B Boys Hannah Griffith Uni 26 C Bozuwa Emma Ascot 45 A Bransgrove Susanne Pine Rivers 40 A Brant Kim University 47 A Brims Stephanie Ascot 31 C Brodie Diane University 45 A Brodie Diane University 36 B

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Brough Sue Commercial 41 A Brown Hope Valley 40 A Brown Alex Kedron Wavell 28 C Brown Emma Commercial 35 B Brown Lindy Kedron-Wavell 32 C Brush Renee Norths 40 A Bullas Victoria SBE 36 B Burns Katie Ascot 31 C Burton Caron SWU 35 B Burton Diana Norths 33 B Burton Rania St Andrews 44 A Burton Shayne St Andrews 42 A Cameron Penny Commercial 32 C Cameron Sharron Pine Rivers 33 B Carcary Dale Ascot 35 B Carey Sue Easts 34 B Carlon Michelle SBE 36 B Carrington Jacqui Commercial 37 B Carrington Robyn Commercial 39 B Carson Kate Ascot 30 C Carter Nadia Ascot 36 B Challen Catherine Bulimba 42 A Chapman Ingrid Kedron Wavell 30 C Chapman Kathy Griffith Uni 27 C Charlton Rebekah SBE 30 C Chatfield Hayley Valley 41 A Chatfield Lucy Kedron-Wavell 25 C Chester Sally Valley 48 A Christie Nicolette Ascot 34 B Clark Carli Bulimba 35 B Clark Marion Pine Rivers 34 B Clark Naomi Bulimba 39 B Clutton Kate University 46 A Collins Emma Easts 40 A Comerford Kelly Ascot 35 B Comino Margaret Ascot 37 B Connor Clare Easts 28 C Corkery Liz University 46 A Costello Catherine Easts 43 A Costello Gabby Ascot 33 B Cox Kate Norths 30 C Cramp Nadine Commercial 36 B Crane Alison Easts 34 B Crook Hayley Valley 46 A Cunnigham Renee Pine Rivers 30 C Curtis Shannon Easts 43 A Cusack Jean-Maree Ascot 37 B Dadson Shana Redcliffe 37 B Daly Lisa University 47 A David Luci Norths 31 C

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Davidson Sindy Bulimba 35 B Dawson Denise Kedron-Wavell 37 B Denman Dianne Bulimba 36 B Dennis Naderie Easts 47 A Dewey Kristina SBE 36 B Dichmont Cathy Redcliffe 36 B Dickson Tanya Valley 40 A Dombrowski Leisa St Andrews 44 A Dossetto Jenni Valley 40 A Dossetto Susan Valley 44 A Dowdle Alana Griffith Uni 27 C Drover Emma SWU 35 B Duffy Angela Bulimba 25 C Dunlop Lera Kedron-Wavell 30 C Dunn Candice St Andrews 29 C Dunning Melda Valley 47 A Dwyer Kellie Valley 34 B Easton Kirsten University 47 A Easton Bridget University 47 A Easton Krystal Commercial 37 B Ebert Lee-Anne St Andrews 30 C Eddy Amanda University 47 A Edwards Rhiannan University 47 A Edwards Rhiannon University 25 C Ellick Caitlin Ascot 36 B Ellick Sally University 47 A Elliot Emma Commercial 41 A Emery Tracey Bulimba 40 A Farley Jessica Commercial 35 B Fatseas Mary Bulimba 28 C Faulkner Suzanne Commercial 44 A Feros Megan St Andrews 37 B Fielder Rebecca Valley 41 A Fitch Holly Valley 29 C Fitzgerald Erin Norths 34 B Fitzgerald Isabel Easts 38 B Fitzgerald Sarah Valley 46 A Fleming Lisa Norths 32 C Fleming Renee Norths 34 B Flood Kathryn St Andrews 44 A Fluerty Debbie Bulimba 36 B Fluerty Leigh-Anne Easts 44 A Fluerty Tammy Valley 31 C Formby Patricia Norths 36 B Forrest Nicole Commercial 39 B Fors Rachel University 47 A Forward Paula Commercial 35 B Fraser Jodi University 37 B Gallagher Bree Ascot 46 A Gerrard Kim Kedron-Wavell 31 C

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Gill Renee SBE 37 B Gillam Tracey Valley 45 A Ginnivan mia Kedron-Wavell 28 C Glyde Louise Ascot 34 B Goodwin Cheryle Commercial 41 A Grant Julene Valley 37 B Greene Katie Commercial 37 B Grimes Elizabeth Kedron-Wavell 27 C Grimstone Sarah University 47 A Gubbin Lucinda University 47 A Guillesser Patricia SBE 35 B Gurney Marissa Kedron-Wavell 29 C Hale Jacklyn Bulimba 37 B Hamfield Katrina Bulimba 27 C Hamilton Jan Kedron-Wavell 39 B Hammond Leanne Commercial 48 A Hand Nerida Kedron-Wavell 28 C Hargreaves Joanna SWU 35 B Hargreaves Sharon St Andrews 36 B Hart Helen Commercial 34 B Hayward Nadine Ascot 43 A Heard Tanya Valley 34 B Heit Peta Kedron-Wavell 36 B Henderson Kathy Redcliffe 37 B Heron Jenny Ascot 47 A Heron Rebecca Ascot 35 B Hicks Samantha Redcliffe 38 B Higman Renee University 36 B Hilless Katie Easts 35 B Hingley Karen Commercial 31 C Hobson Jodie St Andrews 36 B Hodson Ruth Pine Rivers 34 B Hollier Claire SWU 40 A Hollier Rachel SWU 28 C Hollitt Brohny Valley 42 A Hollitt Lucinda Valley 42 A Hooper Ellie Bulimba 42 A Hopley Dianne Valley 41 A Hopley Gail Valley 41 A Horne Jessica Ascot 25 C Hoswell Rebecca Valley 35 B Hoswell Tanya Valley 39 B Howard Stacey Kedron-Wavell 26 C Howe Brooke Valley 40 A Howlett Jane St Andrews 41 A Hoyland Megan University 47 A Hughes Natalie Commercial 38 B Hurley Lauren Easts 37 B Hutton Mellissa Bulimba 33 B Ingman Billie-Lee Logan 28 C

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Iseppi Pip Norths 34 B Jobling Wendy Easts 31 C Johnson Tonia Ascot 31 C Jones Ffion University 38 B Jones Kylie Bulimba 26 C Jonson Christy Pine Rivers 36 B Joseph Tammy St Andrews 32 C Kane Tracey SWU 31 C Kay Kerryn Bulimba 39 B Keen Judy Kedron-Wavell 35 B Kellermeyer Zoe-Brooke Easts 40 A Kelly Maggie Valley 46 A Kelly Megan Pine Rivers 34 B Kenne Jessica Norths 36 B Kent Kirsten St Andrews 36 B Kershaw Danielle Easts 35 B Keys Sandy Easts 36 B Kohn Sally Ascot 29 C La-Chiusa Wendy Kedron-Wavell 28 C Lafferty Michelle Easts 25 C Lang Alison University 28 C Larcombe Tonia Bulimba 39 B Lawson Erin University 47 A Leeming Krystelle Valley 46 A Leeming Melanie Valley 47 A Lennon Carly Commercial 40 A Leslie Cathy Redcliffe 37 B Lewers Samantha Commercial 42 A Licciardello Dena SWU 34 B Liebich Genevieve University 47 A Lightfoot Thea Easts 34 B Little Amanda Easts 33 B Little Shannon Ascot 37 B Littleton Polly Easts 36 B Lobegeiger Helen Ascot 31 C Locke Madonna Norths 36 B Locke Vanessa Norths 35 B Logan Michelle St Andrews 40 A Lucas Judy Kedron-Wavell 46 A Lucus Nicole University 46 A Luker Cassandra Redcliffe 35 B Mackay Desley Commercial 31 C MacKenzie Julie Ascot 36 B Madden Tina Commercial 36 B Mahony April Ascot 30 C Male Lucy St Andrews 25 C Malouff Jemille SBE 36 B Mattsson Sarah Easts 36 B McCarthy Kate University 35 B McClanachan Lisca Valley 42 A

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McDougall Suzette SBE 34 B McElroy Renee Valley 44 A McFarlane Suzy SBE 36 B McGuckin Amanda Valley 48 A McKinnon Beth Commercial 40 A McKinnon Rowana St Andrews 44 A MacLeod Alex Ascot 43 A McLeod Minka Valley 41 A MacLeod Prue Ascot 46 A McSweeney Andrea Valley 38 B Meyer Carly Redcliffe 36 B Meyer Emma Easts 36 B Misso Allison Ascot 35 B Misso Amy Ascot 33 B Moates Erin St Andrews 42 A Moffatti Jordania Norths 35 B Morgan Jane Valley 38 B Morice Kyna St Andrews 39 B Morris Averil Commercial 40 A Morris Leesa Bulimba 38 B Muir Kristin University 47 A Muller Sonia Kedron-Wavell 25 C Murdoch Rachael Commercial 38 B Neary Carla Easts 32 C Neil Kylie Kedron-Wavell 37 B Nicholson Kellie Ascot 33 B Nitarski Pam Bulimba 39 B Noonan Fritta University 47 A Novella Nicole Redcliffe 38 B Nystrom Renee Kedron-Wavell 25 C O'Sullivan Gillian SWU 34 B Packer Stephanie St Andrews 33 B Pakeman-Lester Hilary St Andrews 37 B Pangrazio Bernadette Bulimba 40 A Pappalardo Amanda Easts 35 B Parkes Hjenelle Kedron-Wavell 30 C Patteson Kylie-Anne St Andrews 44 A Pembroke Lorraine Easts 41 A Perna Vicky Easts 39 B Philips Joycie Ascot 25 C Piozza Leteshia Logan 31 C Pokarier Rebecca Easts 35 B Preece Patricia St Andrews 42 A Puddy Sally SWU 36 B Pulsford Nicloe SWU 32 C Pushkey Nicole Commercial 40 A Ramsay Lynda Easts 36 B Rawding Robyn Commercial 34 B Rawle Marnie Valley 49 A Ray Rachel Bulimba 36 B

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Rebello Bianco Bulimba 35 B Rebello Chantelle Bulimba 34 B Redan Belinda Commercial 38 B Regnart Jenni Commercial 27 C Regnart Katharine Commercial 28 C Reid Alicia St Andrews 37 B Reid Julie Redcliffe 36 B Reid Sara St Andrews 30 C Reilly Kiara Pine Rivers 38 B Rendell Colleen Norths 37 B Richard-Preston Rebecca Valley 45 A Richards Lauren SWU 40 A Richards Melinda Pine Rivers 35 B Richardson Narelle St Andrews 40 A Riggall Debbie St Andrews 44 A Ring Mikaela Norths 36 B Roberson Ashleigh St Andrews 37 B Robson Melissa Norths 31 C Robson Stephanie Kedron-Wavell 25 C Rodda Diane St Andrews 32 C Russell Sharon University 47 A Russell Carly Pine Rivers 37 B Russell Millie Valley 40 A Ryan Aisha University 39 B Ryan Fiona SWU 36 B Ryan Jill Pine Hills 39 B Salathiel Keah University 47 A Schasser Sharon Kedron-Wavell 44 A Schmidt Kerrie Valley 45 A Scholman Kristina Ascot 35 B Seary Maureen Kedron-Wavell 44 A Shand Julia University 47 A Shaw Francine Easts 41 A Sheumack Vicki Redcliffe 35 B Sikes Anita Redcliffe 37 B Simon Kelly Ascot 38 B Simpson Melina St Andrews 44 A Simpson Penny Ascot 30 C Slade Shelley SBE 34 B Slade Jodi Valley 42 A Smallhorne Lee Redcliffe 25 C Smith Kelly Norths 41 A Smith Rechelle Bulimba 27 C Smith Sandy Easts 38 B Sohos Tarsi University 43 A Somerville Lynne Commercial 39 B Spathonis Renee St Andrews 35 B Stainkey Kristy University 28 C Stanberg Rebecca Commercial 39 B Steele Elisabeth Kedron-Wavell 38 B

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Stephens Melissa SWU 30 C Sturt Narelle Logan 34 B Sunderland Stacey Valley 38 B Sutherland Robyn Pine Hills 45 A Swaffield Ainsley Bulimba 35 B Swaffield Gaye Bulimba 33 B Talamini Lara University 47 A Taylor Alex Commercial 33 B Taylor Alison Norths 37 B Taylor Sonya Redcliffe 35 B Taylor Susan SBE 34 B Thai Marlyne SBE 33 B Thompson Christine SBE 36 B Thorpe Blayne St Andrews 31 C Thorpe Jamie Commercial 37 B Toia Lisa Logan 29 C Tonkin Therese Ascot 30 C Toop Louise Valley 40 A Trenaman Megan Kedron-Wavell 32 C Tupper Shannon Easts 37 B Tyler Cassie Kedron-Wavell 38 B Udemans Caryn Griffith Uni 26 C Ulmer Natalie Commercial 31 C Ure Shauna Kedron-Wavell 33 B Usher Lainie Easts 38 B Van Dorssen Sandra SWU 36 B Vearing Jodie Commercial 35 B Wade Cassie Easts 38 B Wade Gemma Easts 38 B Wagner Christine Easts 34 B Wallis Aileen Bulimba 33 B Wallis Tania University 46 A Walsh Dianne Norths 33 B Walton Sarah Valley 40 A Ward Rebecca Pine Rivers 33 B Wardle Jeanalle Kedron-Wavell 32 C Wark Debbie Redcliffe 38 B Watkins Cassie Bulimba 35 B Watkins Sandra Bulimba 34 B Watts Samantha St Andrews 36 B Webster Megan Pine Rivers 36 B Webster Sarah Pine Rivers 38 B Welsh Andrea St Andrews 38 B Weston Jane Ascot 38 B Wheeler Jenni SBE 34 B Wheeler Lizzie SWU 29 C White Janelle Bulimba 26 C White Karen Commercial 26 C Whitlocke Leisa St Andrews 40 A Williams Katherine Norths 35 B

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Williams Susan Norths 38 B Williamson Stacey Pine Rivers 35 B Willims Natalie Easts 38 B Willis Bernadette Easts 30 C Willis Leah Ascot 30 C Wilmer Jacqui University 47 A Wittleton Tobie Easts 32 C Wood Carlia SBE 36 B Wood Tamera Norths 35 B Woodford Louise Commercial 36 B Woodford Rachel Commercial 41 A Woolf Tammy St Andrews 29 C Wright Kale Commercial 38 B Youngjohns Shaleen Commercial 35 B

Players who received a mark of less than 25 / 50 did not pass this exam and are not listed

MMAATTCCHH SSEECCRREETTAARRYY RREEPPOORRTT

Once again, the hockey season has been very disrupted especially for the turf players. Following an early start to complete our season prior to the Olympic Games, the unavailability of Australian and State representatives played havoc with regular fixture games. As a result of forced rescheduling, some teams played three games in eight days whilst others didn’t play for three weeks. Once again, Clubs must be congratulated for their tolerance and gracious acceptance of a very disjointed season. The closeness of the final points tables and the uncertainty of final four or five placings once again confirmed the wisdom of both turf and grass Grading Committees. Sincere thanks to our timekeepers, June Snarski at Downey Park and Mary Cockings at State Hockey Centre, for their diligence in keeping games on schedule. For “baby sitting” our masters on Monday nights, a special thank you to Joyce Proctor for a difficult task well done. Lyn Thomas

Match Secretary

BRISBANE TECHNICAL JUDGE CERTIFICATES 2000

Rob Brown Bulimba Carmel Meyer Eastern Suburbs Fred Brown Kedron Wavell Craig Schloman Ascot Jenny Brown Commercial Rachel Dunn St Andrews Brendon Ferns Eastern Suburbs Pam Howe Valleys Roseanne Hand Kedron Wavell Lyn Mahony Ascot Beth Little Ascot Gail Phipps St Andrews Emma Meyer Redcliffe Robin Richards South West United

HOCKEY QLD TECHNICAL AWARDS

TECHNICAL JUDGE: Leonie Marsden Logan

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Jolene Argent Bulimba AUSTRALIAN TECHNICAL OFFICER

Level 2: Cheryl Kann St Andrews Level 1 Leonie Marsden Logan

SENIOR POINTS TABLE 2000

DIVISION 1

TEAM PLYD WON DR LOST GF GA GB PTS

ST.ANDREWS 1 21 18 2 1 114 16 98 38

COMMERCIAL 1 21 16 3 2 102 20 82 35

EASTS 1 21 14 3 4 84 30 54 31

VALLEY 1 21 9 4 8 49 39 10 22

ASCOT 1 21 8 3 10 33 59 -26 19

UNIVERSITY 1 21 3 5 13 13 54 -41 11

KED WAVELL 1 21 1 6 14 10 96 -86 8

NORTHS 1 21 1 2 18 5 96 -91 4

DIVISION 2


COMMERCIAL 2 18 14 1 3 58 8 50 29

ST.ANDREWS 2 18 14 0 4 44 19 25 28

VALLEY 2 18 13 2 3 32 13 19 28

EASTS 2 18 11 3 4 57 15 42 25

ASCOT 2 18 11 3 4 29 7 22 25

PINE RIVERS 1 18 7 0 11 17 27 -10 14

UNIVERSITY 2 18 5 2 11 14 44 -30 12

BULIMBA 1 18 0 8 10 8 34 -26 8

KEDRON WAVELL 2 18 2 2 14 12 61 -49 6

REDCLIFFE 1 18 1 3 14 5 48 -43 5

DIVISION 3


EASTS 3 18 14 1 3 60 18 42 29

ASCOT 3 18 12 3 3 38 13 25 27

ST.ANDREWS 3 18 11 4 3 42 21 21 26

VALLEY 3 18 11 4 3 26 15 11 26

COMMERCIAL 3 18 11 1 6 38 24 14 23

S.W.UNITED 1 18 7 3 8 37 33 4 17

NORTHS 2 18 4 3 11 17 36 -19 11

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KED.WAVELL 3 18 2 6 10 14 37 -23 10

STH BRIS EAGLES 1 18 3 1 14 9 45 -36 7

BULIMBA 2 18 1 2 15 5 44 -39 4

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DOWNEY PARK DIVISION 1


REDCLIFFE 2 18 15 2 1 42 6 36 32

BULIMBA 3 18 11 5 2 27 10 17 27

ASCOT 4 18 9 4 5 23 19 4 22

ST.ANDREWS 4 18 8 4 6 19 10 9 20

VALLEY 4 18 8 4 6 34 29 5 20

COMMERCIAL 4 18 8 2 8 28 29 -1 18

KED.WAVELL 4 18 6 4 8 24 26 -2 16

S.W.UNITED 2 18 3 7 8 8 18 -10 13

UNIVERSITY 3 18 2 3 13 6 38 -32 7

EASTS 4 18 2 1 15 14 40 -26 5



COMMERCIAL 5 18 16 1 1 40 6 34 33

COMMODORES 1 18 14 2 2 47 9 38 30

BULIMBA 4 18 7 5 6 15 16 -1 19

ASCOT 5 18 7 4 7 23 20 3 18

NORTHS 3 18 7 3 8 22 25 -3 17

EASTS 5 18 6 5 7 10 16 -6 17

KED.WAVELL 5 18 7 2 9 11 18 -7 16

UNIVERSITY 4 18 5 4 9 15 23 -8 14

S.W.UNITED 3 18 4 6 8 15 26 -11 14

PINE RIVERS 2 18 0 2 16 6 45 -39 2



LOGAN 1 18 13 3 2 35 15 20 29

EASTS 6 18 11 0 6 36 23 13 22

QUT 18 10 2 5 26 18 8 22

PINE RIVERS 3 18 8 4 6 25 20 5 20

ST.ANDREWS 5 18 8 3 7 23 19 4 19

NORTHS 4 18 7 5 6 24 25 -1 19

PINE HILLS 1 18 6 2 10 14 23 -9 14

UNIVERSITY 5 18 4 4 10 10 25 -15 12

COMMODORES 2 18 3 5 10 15 28 -13 11

KED.WAVELL 6 18 4 2 12 10 22 -12 10


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ASCOT 6 16 16 0 0 81 3 78 32

BULIMBA 5 16 12 1 3 34 8 26 25

ST.ANDREWS 6 16 11 1 4 40 17 23 23

S.W.UNITED 4 16 7 2 7 23 29 -6 16

COMMERCIAL 6 16 5 4 7 20 39 -19 14

REDCLIFFE 3 16 5 2 9 17 35 -18 12

STH BRIS EAGLES 2 16 3 4 9 14 24 -10 10

KED.WAVELL 7 16 2 4 10 11 37 -26 8

LOGAN 2 16 1 2 13 3 51 -48 4



VALLEY 5 18 13 3 2 32 7 25 29

UNIVERSITY 6 18 13 2 3 70 19 51 28

BGGS 18 10 5 3 32 12 20 25

S.W.UNITED 5 18 9 4 5 44 20 24 22

ST.ANDREWS 7 18 7 5 6 24 22 2 19

NORTHS 5 18 5 5 8 26 45 -19 15

BULIMBA 6 18 5 4 9 17 35 -18 14

KED.WAVELL 8 18 3 4 11 13 45 -32 10

PINE RIVERS 4 18 3 3 12 10 31 -21 9

PINE HILLS 2 18 3 3 12 11 43 -32 9



COMMERCIAL 7 19 14 3 2 44 14 30 31

EASTS 7 19 11 1 7 35 20 15 23

GRIFFITH UNI 19 9 2 8 36 29 7 20

UNIVERSITY 7 19 8 3 8 33 27 6 19

NORTHS 6 19 4 4 11 26 41 -15 12

LOGAN 3 19 4 1 14 18 61 -43 9

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INTERMEDIATE


BSHS 15 12 3 0 44 3 41 27

VALLEY WHITE 15 8 3 4 30 17 13 19

EASTS GOLD 15 6 3 6 20 17 3 15

VALLEY BLUE 15 6 3 6 20 25 -5 15

BULIMBA 15 3 3 9 13 26 -13 9

EASTS BLACK 15 1 3 11 4 43 -39 5

MONDAY MASTERS


EASTS 18 12 2 4 59 10 49 26

BULIMBA 18 10 6 2 39 10 29 26

ASCOT 18 9 8 1 28 11 17 26

KEDRON WAVELL 18 11 3 4 33 18 15 25

S.W.UNITED 18 3 5 10 15 44 -29 11

ST.ANDREWS 18 3 3 12 16 46 -30 9

SUNSHINE COAST 6 2 1 3 10 8 2 5

LOGAN 18 1 2 15 8 61 -53 4

TEAM AWARDS 2000

Teams undefeated in Round Games: Ascot 6 BSHS Intermediate Teams with Least Goals Against: Ascot 6 3 BSHS Intermediate 3 Redcliffe 2 6

Commercial 5 6 Teams Scoring most Goals For: St. Andrews 1 114 (21 games) Ascot 6 81 (16 games) Teams Scoring Most Points: Ascot 6 32/32 Commercial 5 33/36 St Andrews 1 38/42

BSHS Intermediate 27/30

PRESIDENTS CUP WINNERS 2000

Division 1 Janne Ellis Trophy St Andrews 1 Division 2 Nan Mauchlin Trophy Commercial 2

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Division 3 Pixie Josiffe Trophy St Andrews 3 DP1 Eileen Grealy Trophy Redcliffe 2 DP2 Myra King Trophy Commercial 5 DP3 Jess Clarke Trophy Logan 1 DP4 Ruby Robinson Trophy Ascot 6 DP5 Sadie Fowler Trophy BGGS DP6 Lena Dobbin Trophy University 7 Veterans DP Anne Todd Trophy no division this year

MINOR PREMIERS 2000

Division 1 Taxation Shield St Andrews 1 Division 2 Mary Nairn Shield Commercial 2 Division 3 Dellit Family Shield Easts 3 DP1 Jenny Tidey Shield Redcliffe 2 DP2 Heather Scraggs Shield Commercial 5 DP3 Taxation Shield Logan 1 DP4 Taxation Shield Ascot 6 DP5 Taxation Shield Valley 5 DP6 Hannah Allen Shield Commercial 7 Veterans DP Faye Wastell Shield no division this year

Intermediate BSHS

PREMIERSHIP WINNERS 2000

Division 1 Shirley Higgins Memorial Shield Commercial 1 Division 2 Annette Eve Trophy St Andrews 2 Division 3 Olive Perry Trophy Easts 3 DP1 Betty Watson Trophy Redcliffe2 DP2 Pixie Josiffe Trophy Commodores 1 DP3 Ruby Robinson Trophy Easts 6 DP4 Phemie McDougall Trophy Ascot 6 DP5 Fay Crunkhorn Trophy University6 DP6 Lynda Mauchlin Trophy Easts 7 Veterans DP Isabel Sim Trophy no division this year Turf Masters Ros Julien Trophy Easts Intermediate Valley White 1999 Turf Masters Premiers Ros Julien Trophy Ascot

BEST & FAIREST IN GRAND FINALS

Division 1 Anne Marie Callow Commercial Division 2 Kim Parkes Easts Division 3 Emma Collins Easts DP1 Clare Dickson Bulimba DP2 Raina MaCarthy Commodores

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DP3 Sue McLean Easts DP4 Ricky Lewenden Ascot DP5 Jo Little University DP6 Katrina Dziuma Commercial Intermediate Amelia Shaw Valley Monday Masters Dianne Campbell Easts

HIGHEST GOAL SCORERS

Division 1 Anne Marie Callow Commercial 27 Division 2 Belinda Redan Commercial 12 Division 3 Zoe Kellermeyer Easts 20 DP1 Julene Grant Valley 15 DP2 Liz Lobb Commodores 17 DP3 Tonya Collins Norths 15 DP4 Donna Gallagher Ascot 20 DP5 Jo Little University 19 DP6 Rachel Murray Griffith University 13 Intermediate Louise Penfold Valley White 16 Monday Masters Donna Baillie Easts 16

PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDS

PRESIDENT’S MEDAL WINNER: Leanne Hammond Commercial

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Renee Higman University

PLAYERS PLAYER AWARD: Di Burton Norths

BEST & FAIREST (Division 2): Tina Blake Ascot

BEST & FAIREST (Division 3): Zoe Kellermeyer Easts

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PAM GLOSS0P SHIELD:

Highest Representative Honours Kelly Free St Andrews HEATHER SCRAGGS SHIELD:

Highest Umpiring Honours Michele Arnold Ascot JAN HADFIELD SHIELD

Highest Coaching Honours Marg Dilger St Andrews LYN THOMAS SHEILD

Most Promising Senior Umpire Hayley Chatfield Valley

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UNDER 18 SOUTHERN CROSS

Gympie 18th

May 2000

Brisbane One Brisbane Two Amanda Little Easts Kim Gerrand Kedron Wavell Madonna Blyth Valley Kylie Neill Kedron Wavell Tanya Hoswell Valley Kylie Patteson St Andrews Gabrielle Costello Ascot Minka McLeod Valley Amanda Pappalardo Easts Jodie Vearing Commercial Kellie Comerford Ascot Susan Collyer Kedron Wavell Alex MacLeod Ascot Lisca McCanahan Valley Emma Ellliott Commercial Zoe Kellermeyer Easts Tanya Dickson Valley Bree Gallagher Ascot Hayley Chatfield Valley Lauren Richards SWU Kathryn Flood St Andrews Ffion Jones University Emma Meyer Easts Andrea McSweeney Valley Prue MacLeod Ascot Emma Bozuwa Ascot Sarah Walton Valley

Coach: Nikki Taylor Co-Coaches: Kerrie Schmidt Assistant Coach: Sue Brough Kim Thomasson Manager: Beverly Sunderland Manager: Sue Hollier Umpire: Louise Woodford Umpire: Liz Lobb Sports Trainer: John Thomas Sports Trainer: John Thomas

RESULTS: Division 1 Division 2 Pos 1 Toowoomba 1 Pos 1 Brisbane 2 Pos 2 Brisbane 1 Pos 2 Gympie 1 Pos 3 Gold Coast 1 Pos 3 Toowoomba 2 Pos 4 Sunshine Coast 1 Pos 4 Gympie 2 Pos 5 Ipswich 1 Pos 5 Gold Coast 2 Pos 6 Sunshine Coast 2

VETERANS SOUTHERN CROSS

Gold Coast, 18 June 2000

Team One Team Two Team Three

Teresa Kuss (C) Ascot Judy Kenn (C) Kedron Wavell Karin Walduck (C) Sth West Utd

Sue Barsby Redcliffe Margie Brown Ascot Elaine Badine Kedron Wavell Mattie Burden Easts Cheryl Budd St Andrews Lesley Bennett Pine Hills Margaret Crawford Ascot Chris Coram Ascot Helen Brown St Andrews Donna Gallagher Ascot Leisa Dunlop Kedron Wavell Ines Castino Logan Pauline Holmes Ascot Judy Ewers Ascot Donna Cook Easts Kym Ireland University Lindia Hicks Redcliffe Jan Cuffe Ascot

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Lisa Jones Commercial Wendy La Chuisa Kedron Wavell Trish Dowling Bulimba Jenny Keil Easts Leesa Morris Bulimba Yvonne Gibson Bulimba Lorraine Pembroke Easts Pauline Ryan Bulimba Jenny Heron Ascot Sharon Schasser Kedron Wavell Gaye Swaffield Bulimba Cheryl Jaffrey Redcliffe Maureen Seary Kedron Wavell Sandy Watkins Bulimba Maria Mijts Logan Anita Sikes Redcliffe Caroline Schomberg Sth West Utd Pam Nitarski Bulimba Jill Ryan Pine Hills Joanne Smith Bulimba Sandy Smith Easts Narelle Sturt Logan Robyn Sutherland Pine Hills

Coach: Graham Wakefield Coach: Julie Dwyer Coach: Ian Dunlop Manager: Rhonda Bentley Manager: Helen Hill Manager: Jenny Tidey Umpire: Dianne Grace Umpire: Bree Gallagher Umpire: Kellie Dwyer Umpire: Caroline Schomberg

RESULTS: Division 1 Division 2 Pos 1 Gold Coast 1 Pos 1 Brisbane 2 Pos 2 Brisbane 1 Pos 2 Gold Coast 2 Pos 3 Sunshine Coast 1 Pos 3 Ipswich Pos 4 Tweed Border Pos 4 Warwick Pos 5 Toowoomba 1 Pos 5 Brisbane 3 Pos 6 Sunshine Coast 2

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AANNNNIIVVEERRSSAARRYY


1980 Ipswich 1991 Tweed Border 1981 Brisbane 1992 Tweed Border 1982 Tweed Border 1993 Brisbane 1983 Tweed Border 1994 Brisbane 1984 Tweed Border 1995 Brisbane 1985 Ipswich 1996 Brisbane 1986 Ipswich 1997 Ipswich 1987 Brisbane 1998 Gympie 1988 Brisbane 1999 Gympie 1989 Brisbane 2000 Tweed Border 1990 Ipswich


1980 Gold Coast 1991 Tweed Border 1981 Ipswich 1992 Toowoomba 1982 Ipswich 1993 Ipswich 1983 Gold Coast 1994 Brisbane 1984 Brisbane 1995 ??? 1985 Tweed Border 1996 Brisbane 1986 Brisbane 1997 Toowoomba 1987 Ipswich 1998 Ipswich 1988 Tweed Border 1999 Ipswich 1989 Brisbane 2000 Ipswich 1990 Brisbane


1982 Gold Coast 1992 Brisbane 1983 Tweed Border 1993 Brisbane 1984 Ipswich 1994 Brisbane 1985 Tweed Border 1995 Brisbane

1986 Tweed Border 1996 ??? 1987 Brisbane 1997 Toowoomba 1988 Brisbane 1998 Toowoomba 1989 Brisbane 1999 ??? 1990 Ipswich 2000 Ipswich 1991 Brisbane


1992 Toowoomba 1997 Toowoomba 1993 Brisbane 1998 Toowoomba 1994 Brisbane 1999 Ipswich 1995 Brisbane 2000 Toowoomba

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1996 Ipswich VETERANS SOUTHERN CROSS

John Halley Trophy

1996 ??? 1999 Gold Coast 1997 Brisbane 1 2000 Gold Coast 1998 Gympie 1

SOUTHERN CROSS CUP

AGGREGATE WINNER

1980 Ipswich 1991 Brisbane 1981 Ipswich 1992 Brisbane 1982 Ipswich 1993 Brisbane 1983 Ipswich 1994 Brisbane 1984 Ipswich 1995 Brisbane 1985 Ipswich 1996 Brisbane 1986 Tweed 1997 Toowoomba 1987 Ipswich 1998 Brisbane 1988 Ipswich 1999 Gympie 1989 Brisbane 2000 Brisbane 1990 Brisbane

Please note : if anyone knows the winners of the years marked “???” please advise the BWHA Office so our records can be updated.

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22000000 RREECCOORRDDSS –– SSTTAATTEE CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSHHIIPPSS OPEN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

Murwillumbah, Friday 28 April to Monday 1 May 2000

Team One Team Two Nikki Taylor (Capt) Easts Belinda Cameron (Co-Capt) Easts Anne-Maree Callow (VC) Commercial Rebecca Pokarier (Co-Capt) Easts Tammy Cole (VC) St Andrews Leisa Dombrowski (Co-VC) St Andrews Wendy Alcorn Easts Leslie Anderson Kedron Wavell Emma Elliott Commercial Emma Beattie St Andrews Suzanne Faulkner Commercial Jean Brown Commercial Leanne Hammond Commercial Renee Higman University Jane Howlett St Andrews Sarah Mattson Easts Carly Lennon Commercial Alex MacLeod Ascot Jane Morgan Valley Emma Meyer Easts Nikki Patton St Andrews Patti Preece St Andrews Hayley Phipps St Andrews Jenni Regnart Commercial Rebecca Stanberg Commercial Debbie Rollason St Andrews Renae Van Schagen St Andrews Susan Williams Norths Natalie Willims Easts Coach: Sharyn Simpson Coach: Marg Dilger Manager: Gail Phipps Manager: Wendy Rollason

Umpires: Briohny Hollitt Valley Shauna Ure Kedron Wavell Catherine Costello Easts

OPEN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

Division One Division Two Pos 1 Brisbane 1 Pos 1 Brisbane 2 Pos 2 Ipswich Pos 2 Rockhampton Pos 3 Gold Coast Pos 3 Bundaberg Pos 4 Toowoomba Pos 4 Tweed Border 1 Pos 5 Cairns Pos 5 Sunshine Coast Pos 6 Mackay Pos 6 Gold Coast Pos 7 Townsville Pos 7 Gladstone Pos 8 Maryborough Pos 8 Tweed Border 2 Courier-Mail Player of the Series: Tammy Cole St Andrews Best Player Division One Final: Suzie Faulkner Commercial Best Player Division Two: Renee Higman University

UNDER 18 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

Brisbane, 10 – 12 June 2000

Brisbane One Brisbane Two Carly Lennon (Capt) Commercial Hayley Chatfield (Capt) Valley Tanya Hoswell (VC) Valley Lisca McClanachan Valley

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Madona Blyth Valley Gabrielle Costello (VC) Ascot Kelley Comerford Ascot Prue MacLeod Ascot Tanya Dickson Valley Emma Bozuwa Ascot Emma Elliott Commercial Andrea McSweeney Valley Kathryn Flood St Andrews Alex Brown Kedron Wavell Amanda Little Easts Kylie Neil Kedron Wavell April Mahony Ascot Susan Collyer Kedron Wavell Alex MacLeod Ascot Amanda Pappalardo Easts Emma Meyer Easts Kim Gerrand Kedron Wavell Jane Morgan Valley Kylie Patteson St Andrews Renee Higman University Ffion Jones University

Jodie Vearing Commercial

Coach: Nikki Taylor Co - Coaches: Kim Thomasson Sue Brough (Ass Coach) Kerrie Schmidt Manager: Bev Sunderland Manager: Irene Leeming Brisbane Three Brisbane Four Millie Russell (Capt) Valley Kylie Jones (Capt) Bulimba Bree Gallagher Ascot Janna Carcary Easts Claire Hollier Sth West United Shannon Tupper (VC) Easts Zoe Kellermeyer Easts Anna Mutton Commercial Caitlin Ellick (VC) Ascot Michelle Bowkett Easts

Sally Kohn Ascot Kiara Reilly Pine Rivers Emma Brown Commercial Samantha Backen Easts

Kate McCall Kedron Wavell Keah Salathiel BSHS Kellie Dwyer Valley Kate Carson Ascot Minka McLeod Valley Lee Ann Smallhorne Redcliffe Jessica Farley Commercial Dale Carcary Ascot Katharine Regnart Commercial Tanya Easton University Lauren Richards Sth West United Sarah Fitzgerald Valley Christine Wagner Easts Rachael Grant Ascot Coach: Julie Dwyer Coach: John Bozuwa

Cathy Alt-Taylor (Assistant Coach) Manager: Ann Carson

Manager: Gaylene Farley Umpires: Louise Woodford Commercial Liz Lobb Commodores Renee Brush Norths Jo Argent Bulimba Kassie Tupper South West United Shauna Ure Kedron Wavell Kellie Dwyer Valley UNDER 18 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

Division 1 Division 2 Division 3

Pos 1 Toowoomba Pos 1 Gold Coast1 Pos 1 Gympie Pos 2 Brisbane Pos 2 Brisbane 3 Pos 2 Cairns 2 Pos 3 Brisbane2 Pos 3 Townsville 1 Pos 3 Brisbane 4 Pos 4 Mackay Pos 4 Twd Border 1 Pos 4 Toowoomba 2 Pos 5 Cairns 1 Pos 5 Ipswich 2 Pos 5 Gold Coast 2 Pos 6 Maryborough Pos 6 Bundaberg Pos 6 Townsville 2

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Pos 7 Ipswich Pos 7 Sunshine Coast 1 Pos 7 Tweed Border 1 Pos 8 Rockhampton Pos 8 Gladstone Pos 8 Sunshine Coast 2 Pos 9 Moranbah Pos 10 Warwick

Player of the Series: Jane Morgan Valley

VETERAN’S STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

Mackay, 28 – 30 July 2000

Brisbane One Brisbane Two Brisbane Three Teresa Kuss (C) Ascot Judy Keen (Capt.) Kedron Wavell Elaine Badini (C) Kedron Wav

Jo Ash (V/C) Bulimba Donna Gallagher Ascot Karin Walduck (VC) Sth West Utd

Sue Barsbey Redcliffe Margie Brown (V/C) Ascot Pauline Ryan Bulimba Mattie Burden Easts Lindia Hicks Redcliffe Donna Cook Easts Margaret Crawford Ascot Kym Bell Commodores Trish Dowling Bulimba Pauline Holmes Ascot Wendy La Chuisa Kedron Wavell Yvonne Gibson Bulimba Jenny Keil Easts Cheryl Budd St Andrews Jenny Heron Ascot Sharon Schasser Kedron Wavell Caroline Schomberg Sth West United Julie MacKenzie Ascot Maureen Seary Kedron Wavell Chris Coram Ascot Pam Nitarski Bulimba Anita Sikes Redcliffe Sandy Watkins Bulimba Jill Ryan Pine Hills Noreen Walton Valley Leisa Dunlop Kedron Wavell Joanne Smith Bulimba

Lorraine Pembroke Easts Kathy Duggan Ascot Cheryl Jaffrey Redcliffe Kym Ireland University Judy Ewers Ascot Gaye Swaffield Bulimba

Robyn Sutherland Pine Hills

Coach: Graham Wakefield Coach: Julie Dwyer Coach: Ian Dunlop Manager: Rhonda Bentley Manager: Helen Hill Manager: Jenny Tidey

Umpires: Dianne Grace South West United Bree Gallagher Ascot Kellie Dwyer Valley Caroline Schomberg South West United

VETERAN’S RESULTS Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 Division 4

Pos 1 Brisbane 1 Pos 1 Townsville 1 Pos 1 Cairns 2 Pos 1 Townsville 2 Pos 2 Gold Coast 1 Pos 2 Brisbane 2 Pos 2 Brisbane 3 Pos 2 Atherton Pos 3 Mackay 1 Pos 3 Ipswich 1 Pos 3 Gold Coast 2 Pos 3 Mackay 3 Pos 4 Rockhampton 1 Pos 4 Tweed Border 1 Pos 4 Toowoomba Pos 4 Gladstone 3 Pos 5 Gympie 1 Pos 5 Gladstone Pos 5 Maryborough 2 Pos 5 Gympie 2 Pos 6 Maryborough 1 Pos 6 Mackay 2 Pos 6 Sunshine Coast 2 Pos 6 Ipswich 2 Pos 7 Cairns 1 Pos 7 Bundaberg Pos 7 Gladstone 2 Pos 7 Townsville 3 Pos 8 Sunshine Coast Pos 8 Rockhampton 2 Pos 8 Moranbah

Best Player, Division 1 Final: Teresa Kuss Ascot

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TECHNICAL DELEGATES REPORT

It is with much pleasure that I submit the Technical Delegates Report for the 2000 Southern Cross Hockey League. This year it was great to have Tweed Heat join our ranks and I hope they enjoyed the hockey and gained a lot of experience from the games. The games again this year were played in the spirit we all enjoy. One of the things that was amiss was I think we need to have a stretcher as part of our First Aid at all venues. 1. Items mentioned to me during the league were that had we considered playing ¼ (17 minute ¼)

instead of ½ games. If you were to consider this, I suggest for only the first 2 or 3 weeks until the girls get fit and while the temperature is hot, then change so the girls are ready for their season. If you were to consider this for the breaks you allowed 3 minutes 1st and 3rd ¼ and 5 minutes at half time break, this would only extend the game by about 5 minutes and with the one and half hours between starting times this would be ok.

2. Some players are wearing hard brimmed caps. If we had soft brims caps/shades available we could insist the hard peaks not be worn. (BWHA has soft brims shades available in all colours)

3. Could we put in our list of needs for the teams that both Captains and VC 1 and 2 wear ribbons on their back left shoulder as this is easy to see for the bench and umpires.

4. We need to come up with a “Set of Rules” governing “Player of the Series” both U18 and Senior. If points are equal at the end of the games, maybe then the number of 3 points, 2 points etc. scored and after that if still even maybe the T.D. speak with another person who has seen all or most of the games and they make a decision.

The green card automatic suspension was received by most players and coaches ok and did help the girls cool down, some did not know what to do A big thank you to all the Judges who helped out and to Lyn Thomas, Cheryl Kann and Mary Cockings for helping out at the Finals and to the Committee for the opportunity given to me to help out at this competition, also to all centres for the lovely snacks. Once again thank you for the opportunity to help in a small way. Denise Roberts

Technical Delegate

SOUTH BRISBANE SCORPIONS NORTH BRISBANE SWIFTS Wendy Alcorn (Capt.) Easts Nikki Taylor (Capt.) Easts Alison Lang University Anne-Marie Callow Commercial Jenni Regnart Commercial Narelle Baker Valley Kathryn Flood St Andrews Lauretta Roebuck Easts Belinda Cameron Easts Emma Elliot Commercial Emma Meyer Easts Sharon Wagner Easts Hayley Aitken Valley April Mahony Ascot Alex Taylor Commercial Hayley Phipps St Andrews

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Jane Morgan Valley Leisa Dombrowski St Andrews Natalie Willims Easts Madonna Blyth Valleys Carly Vincenzi Commercial Tammy Cole St Andrews Kerrie Schmidt Valley Melinda Hayward St Andrews Sarah Mattson Easts Debbie Rollason St Andrews Patty Preece St Andrews Jane Howlett St Andrews Leesa Gray Ascot Carly Lennon Commercial Fiona Cameron St Andrews Melissa Lee Easts Rebecca Pokarier Easts Rebecca Stanberg Commercial Tanya Hoswell Valley Lainie Usher Easts

Coach: Sharyn Simpson Coach: Margaret Dilger Manager: Ros Cameron Manager: Gail Phipps BRISBANE PLAYERS, PLAYING WITH OTHER CENTRES:

Get Lyn Thomas to go through “cards”

SOUTHERN CROSS HOCKEY LEAGUE RESULTS 2000

TEAM POINTS G/F G/A G/DIFF POSITION

Swifts 16 36 9 21 1st Gypsies 14 23 10 13 2nd The Chill 10 24 11 13 3rd Scorpions 9 20 11 9 4th Heat 4 5 23 -18 5th Top Guns 2 5 22 -17 6th Warriors 2 4 25 -21 7th

Player of the Series: Renae Van Schagen The Chill Player of the Final: Tammy Cole Swifts

Team Players of the Series: Shannon Kaehler Tweed Heat Claire Jackson Gypsies Renae Van Schagen The Chill Janine Worth Warriors Anne Woodhouse Top Guns Nikki Taylor Swifts Kerrie Schmidt Scorpions

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QUEENSLAND SCORCHERS TEAM

Wendy Alcorn Easts Suzie Faulkner Commercial Nikki Taylor Easts Anne-Marie Callow Commercial Kelly Free St Andrews Meagan Thomas St Andrews Tammy Cole St Andrews Renae Van Schagen St Andrews Nicole Patton St Andrews QUEENSLAND SCORCHERS SQUAD 2001

Wendy Alcorn Easts Anne-Marie Callow Commercial Tammy Cole St Andrews Suzanne Faulkner Commercial Kelly Free St Andrews Leannne Hammond Commercial Nicole Patton St Andrews Nikki Taylor Easts Meagan Thomas St Andrews Renae Van Schagen St Andrews Patti Preece Valley QUEENSLAND UNDER 21 WOMEN’S TEAM

Hobart, 11 – 22 July

Manager: Cathy Alt-Taylor Susie Faulkner (Capt) Commercial Wendy Alcorn Easts Leanne Hammond Commercial Nicole Patton St Andrews Jane Morgan Valley Rebecca Pokarier Easts Hayley Phipps St Andrews Patti Preece Valley Shadows: Renee Higman University Carly Lennon Commercial Rebecca Stanberg Commercial Sarah Mattson Easts Natalie Willims Easts QUEENSLAND UNDER 18 TEAM 2000

Perth, 4 – 15 April

Coach: Margaret Dilger Rebecca Pokarier (Co-Capt.) Easts Hayley Phipps (Co-Capt.) St Andrews Leisa Dombrowski St Andrews Carly Lennon Commercial Jane Morgan Valley Shadows: Emma Elliot Commercial Emma Meyer Easts Amanda Little Easts QUEENSLAND UNDER 18 SQUAD 2000

Tanya Dickson Valley Madonna Blyth Valley Emma Elliot Commercial Kim Gerrand Kedron Wavell Renee Higman University Carly Lennon Commercial April Mahony Ascot Prue MacLeod Ascot

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Emma Meyer Commercial Jodie Vearing Commercial

QUEENSLAND VETERAN’S TEAMS

35 + 40 +

Coach: Graham Wakefield Manager: Helen Hill Teresa Kuss (Vice Capt.) Ascot Judith Ewers Ascot Jo Ash Bulimba Shadows: Kym Ireland University Kym Bell Commodores Noreen Walton Valley Jenny Keil Easts Shadow: Sharon Schasser Kedron Wavell Wendy La Chiusa Kedron Wavell 45 + 50 +

Coach: Pam Patteson Coach: Julie Dwyer Manager: Rhonda Bentley Manager: Jenny Tidey Pauline Holmes Ascot Judy Keen (Capt.) Kedron Wavell Karin Walduck Sth West United Shadow:

Margaret Brown Ascot Pam Nitarski Bulimba

QUEENSLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLGIRLS

16 & Under

Madonna Blyth Valley April Mahony Ascot Prue MacLeod Ascot Coach: Meagan Thomas St Andrews Australian Secondary Schoolgirls 16 & Under Honorary Team

Madonna Blyth Valley Prue MacLeod Ascot Queensland Open Age Best 16 Emma Meyer Easts Gabrielle Costello Ascot Emma Elliott Commercial

QAS SQUAD

As at October 1999

Wendy Alcorn Jane Morgan Anne-Marie Callow Tammy Cole Suzanne Faulkner Leanne Hammond Jane Howlett Hayley Phipps Nikki Taylor Meagan Thomas Renae Van Schagen Rebecca Pokarier

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As at May 2000

Wendy Alcorn Suzanne Faulkner Renee Higman Jane Morgan Rebecca Pokarier Meagan Thomas Tammy Cole Leanne Hammond Jane Howlett Carly Lennon Hayley Phipps Patti Preece Renae Van Schagen HOCKEY QUEENSLAND SCHOLARSHIP

Suzie Faulkner Commercial HOCKEY QUEENSLAND AWARDS

Umpire of the Year 1999: Michele Arnold Volunteer of the Year 1999: Lyn Thomas Association of the Year: Brisbane Women’s Hockey Association

IINNTTEERRNNAATTIIOONNAALL RREEPPRREESSEENNTTAATTIIVVEESS AUSTRIALIAN SENIOR YOUTH TEAM – TOUR China and Japan October 1999

Manager: Sharyn Simpson Suzanne Faulkner Commercial

AUSTRALIAN SENIOR YOUTH SQUAD

Wendy Alcorn Easts Suzanne Faulkner Commercial Kelly Free St Andrews

AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR YOUTH SQUAD

Hayley Phipps St Andrews Jane Howlett St Andrews Jane Morgan Valley Renee Higman University Rebecca Pokarier Easts Carly Lennon Commercial (Leanne Hammond named in October 1999)

JUNIOR WORLD CUP QUALIFIER SQUAD – 2000

Wendy Alcorn Easts Suzanne Faulkner Commercial JUNIOR WORLD CUP QUALIFIER v New Zealand Canberra and Sydney March 2000

Manager Sharyn Simpson Suzanne Faulkner Commercial Wendy Alcorn Easts

COMMONWEALTH YOUTH GAMES TEAM

Scotland, 4 – 15 August

Manager: Sharyn Simpson Jane Morgan Valley Hayley Phipps St Andrews

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Rebecca Pokarier Easts Jane Howlett St Andrews AUSTRALIAN INDOOR TEAM

Umpire: Lyn Hill AUSTRALIAN U16 HONOURS TEAM selected ASSC/ WHA 1999 Renee Higman University AUSTRALIAN U16 DEVELOPMENT SQUAD selected ASSC/WHA 1999 Emma Elliot Commercial Lisca McClanachan Sth Brisbane Eagles

Australian Invitational Tournament, Div 2 – Talent ID Gabrielle Costello Ascot Kathryn Flood St Andrews Bree Gallagher Ascot Kim Gerrand Kedron Wavell Claire Hollier Sth West United Emma Meyer Easts Kylie Patteson St Andrew AUSTRALIAN VETERANS TEAMS

Auckland – Trans Tasman Masters Hockey Challenge May 2000

35 + 40 + Jo Ash Bulimba Robyn Andersen Easts Teresa Kuss Ascot Noreen Walton Valley 45 + Lesley Constable Easts Umpire: Kim Thomasson Carmel Meyer Easts

OLYMPIC GAMES QUALIFIER

Umpire: Michele Arnold 10

TH WOMEN’S EUROPEAN CUP

Umpire: Julie Ashton-Lucy ASIAN QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT – 4

TH Junior World Cup

Umpire: Julie Ashton-Lucy 8

TH CHAMPIONS TROPHY

Umpires Manager: Jan Hadfield AUSTRALIAN OPEN TEAMS (A & B)

Tammy Cole St Andrews Kelly Free St Andrews AUSTRALIAN VETERANS TEAM – Pacific Rim Tournament, Perth Noreen Walton Valley Robyn Andersen Easts AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC TEAM (Gold Medalists)

Angie Skirving Valley Nikki Hudson Valley

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Clover Maitland Easts Jenny Morris Easts Renita Gerrard Valley

Umpire: Michele Arnold

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HHOOCCKKEEYY QQUUEEEENNSSLLAANNDD OOFFFFIICCIIAALLSS 22000000 President: Jim Quaite Vice President: Julie Bartlett General Manager: Garry Bail DIRECTORS:

Lyn Hill Heather Scraggs Karin Walduck

DIRECTORS COMMITTEES The President, Vice President and General Manager are ex-officio to all

Director’s Committees.

Finance: Mary Cockings

Athlete Development: Lyn Hill Officiating: Heather Scraggs Events: Suellen McLean Planning: Karin Walduck Ros Julien

OPERATING COMMITEES

Umpiring Committee: Heather Scraggs (Convenor) Michele Arnold Lyn Hill Kim Thomasson Veterans: Jenny Tidey (Convenor) Ros Julien Technical: Lyn Thomas Coaching: Sharyn Simpson Kim Thomasson

Appointments: Karin Walduck

SELECTION PANELS

Under 18: Kathy Duggan Under 15: Kathy Duggan (Proxy) Under 13: Marilyn Chatfield (Proxy) Veterans: Marilyn Chatfield (Convenor) Margaret Dilger

LIFE MEMBERS

Dr F Bage (decd) 1947, Mrs E Dobbin AM 1950, Miss A Clarke (decd) 1951, Miss J Clarke (decd) 1955, Mrs R Robinson AM MBE 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 Mauchlin (decd) 1964, Mrs I Sim 1965, Miss L Mauchlin 1966, Miss A Yeo 1967, Mrs M Josiffe OAM 1967, Mrs E McDougall OAM 1968 (decd), Mrs J Viertel OAM 1969, Miss N Young (decd) 1970, Miss S Otto 1971, Miss A Smith OBE 1972, Mrs A Parkyn 1977, Mrs N Slade 1978, Miss H Scraggs OAM 1980, Mrs D Roberts 1983, Mrs J Tidey 1997, Miss J Ellis 1999

LONG SERVICE AWARDS

Miss M Brown (decd) 1958, Mrs M Nairn (decd) 1959, Miss A Smith 1960, Miss M King 1964,

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Miss F Cossins 1965, Mrs M Anstey 1975, Mrs E Green (decd) 1983, Mrs F Wastell 1985, Dr M Hughes OAM 1990, Mrs J Tidey 1990, Miss J Snarski 1992, Mrs L Thomas 1993, Miss J Hadfield 1997

WHA OFFICIALS

LIFE MEMBERS

Dr Freda Bage (decd) 1950, Annabelle Clarke (decd) 1951, Mrs Kath Langan 1958, Mrs Ruby Robinson Am MBE 1959, Mrs Mary Josiffe OAM 1972, Mrs Janet Viertel OAM 1988.

UMPIRING

Umpires Coach Jan Hadfield Umpire & Technical Development Officer Michele Arnold

OPERATING COMMITEES

High Performance committee 98-01 Sharyn Simpson

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PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER

Glenda Vearing Sharon Easton April Parmenter (appt May 2000)

LONG SERVICE AWARDS

Jenny Tidey – 1988 Barbara Northcott – 1990 Tracey O’Connor - 1996 Vonnie Faulkner – 1988 Marilyn Chatfield – 1993 Maureen Fleming – 1997 Elaine Green (Decd) – 1989 Ronda Nix – 1994 Kathy Duggan – 1997

MANAGEMENT C’TEE MINUTES SECRETARY MATCH SECRETARY

Patti Thorpe Amy Little (res’d 30/6/00) Marg Tupper Glenys Harten Leesa Gray Sandy Smith EQUIPMENT OFFICER RECORDS SECRETARY TOURS SECRETARY

Robyn Scarff FIXTURE COMMITTEE MINKEY/MODIFIED JUNIOR UMPIRES

CONVENOR

Louise Hollitt Jodie Vearing Alyson Aleksic Rhonda Carrington Beverley Ragonesi Kaye Pulsford (c) Pam Patteson (p) U11 SELECTION PANEL U13 SELECTION PANEL U15 SELECTION PANEL

Kerry Waugh (c) Lynn Quirk (c) Sue Brough (c) Sandy Smith Janne Cuffe Pam Patterson Bev Ragonesi Debbie Barefoot U11 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

COORDINATOR SHC STEWARD CAPS

DP CONTROL STEWARD

Amber Sharman

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22000000 MMEEEETTIINNGGSS

MANAGEMENT & COUNCIL MEETINGS

(based on signed attendance) Number Held Number Attended Glenda Vearing 14 14 Sharon Easton 14 12 April Parmenter 14 9 Patti Thorpe 14 12 Glenys Harten 14 13 Sandy Smith 14 4 COUNCIL MEETINGS

(based on signed attendance) Number Held Number Attended Arana Ascot 8 8 Brisbane Girls Grammar School 8 6 Brisbane State High School 8 8 Bulimba 8 8 Commercial 8 7 Easts 8 5 John Paul College 8 4 Kedron Wavell 8 8 Logan 8 4 Lourdes Hill 8 6 Moreton Bay College 8 7 Norths 8 7 Pine Hills 8 8 Pine Rivers 8 4 Redcliffe 8 6 St Andrews 8 8 South Brisbane Eagles 8 8 South West United 8 8 Valley 8 8

JJUUNNIIOORR PPRREESSIIDDEENNTT’’SS RREEPPOORRTT The 2000 season has certainly been one I will remember. Our first march past in many years, although small was well received and hopefully will continue to grow and develop along with the carnival atmosphere into a fitting start to the forthcoming season. I must thank all members of Junior Management for their time and the commitment they have made to the successful running of our Junior Competition this season. I must point out that every member of our management team with the exception of myself either held a position with a club or took on a duel role as a Selector or Manager with one of our representative teams. Our Management Team

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with the assistance of volunteers successfully hosted the U15 and U11 Southern Cross days, thank you to those people and congratulations for making both days a wonderful experience for all. Competitions such as these supplied our players with the opportunity to meet and make new friends from other Regions. Also exposing these young people to a higher level of competition, and in some cases valuable life experiences of adjusting to successes and disappointments in a climate of support. Congratulations must go to Sharon Simpson and her team of coaches for the development work done with our up and coming players. The success achieved at State Championships across division is an indication that this program is achieving the goals set. Alyson Aleksic has been responsible for the development of Junior Umpires and from the success of our umpires at tournament level and the number of players that have achieved Junior Badges this year it has been a job well done. Managing her family, her own umpiring and playing commitments is a full-time job in its self but to contribute to the development of so many young umpires and continuously encourage those young people week in and week out is a tribute to her endurance. Especially when loud mouthed unthinking spectators can in a matter of seconds destroy the great work that’s been done by Alyson and her support team. I would like to point out that this work is all done on a voluntary basis. As a committee we have a responsibility to do what is best for the majority of our members, some 93 teams and it is recognised by most that it is impossible to please everybody and a person would be unwise to try. A few things have come up during the season most of which have been addressed and dealt with promptly and to everybody’s satisfaction. However the continuing saga of the clashing of our timeslots with that of school competition has caused continuing pressure during this season. After some recent discussions I have had with parents of children involved in this situation, I would like to strongly point out that Management is aware that those mostly affected is once again the children. However we can not make our decisions on an individual basis as pointed out earlier our responsibility to the majority. Personally I would recommend that these young player make a decision as to what competition best suites their commitments and that they take part in that competition and enjoy the experience. Junior Management has recommended to those schools taking part in our competition that they enter teams in the Intermediate Section or in J divisions played at the later time slots. All Clubs are aware of the commitments they make at the time of entering teams for the upcoming season. I would ask that clubs fulfil these commitments and avoid the disappointment caused by unnecessary forfeits. I have enjoyed my involvement with Brisbane Junior Women’s Hockey and would like to thank all the wonderful and dedicated people I have been lucky enough to meet and work with. Thank you for your friendship and support, I wish the new committee a successful season in 2001. Glenda Vearing President Junior Section

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BWHA

JJUUNNIIOORR SSEECCRREETTAARRYY RREEPPOORRTT

JJUUNNIIOORR TTRREEAASSUURREERR’’SS RREEPPOORRTT This year was my first time on Junior Management for BWHA and I started later than most as the season was already started when I joined the team. I would like to express my thanks to the people who have helped me through the initial transition from a complete novice to hopefully a part of a productive team. As most of you are aware most of the Junior income comes from the Hockey shop sales. I think that because we are restricted to only one major wholesaler the takings aren’t as good as they could have been. Purchasing from more than one wholesaler we could possibly be getting a more competitive price at which to gain a higher margin. I am sure the people that where involved in the U13 and U15 championships will have given you the feed back for the 2000 season. I can however comment on the U11 Southern Cross that was held at Downey Park. I found it wonderful to be involved in the lead up as well as on the day the U11’s played their championship. The whole day went off without a hitch and all the children involved seemed to have a great day. I think the rest of the Management, Coaches and Umpires should congratulate themselves on an extremely successful day. Thank you again to everyone who helped me through the season and hope to see you all next year. April Parmenter Junior Treasurer 2000

MMIINNKKEEYY//MMOODDIIFFIIEEDD RREEPPOORRTT I hope everybody enjoyed the 2000 season, I found it an enjoyable and educational time. With no games missed due to rain we were able to complete all rounds. It was apparent that there were significant differences in the skill levels of teams so grading was necessary. The grading was based on the results of the first 4 weeks of competition. Thank you to the many Coaches, Managers and Parents for their assistance during the season with the construction and dismantling of the goals each week and the erection of the ball trap on field 11. Thank you also to those people that assisted with these tasks when the teams allocated failed to arrive. I hope that people were happy with the skills test and presentation day being held once again at Downey Park, the intention was include the Minkey and Modified completion in finals celebrations at Downey. I once again thank the members of Junior and Senior Management that assisted with the setting up of skills and the presentation of ribbons. Also a big thank you to Robin Roberts, Sharon Easton, Sandy Smith, Glenys Harton, Sharon Simpson and Amy Little for their assistance with the operating of the BBQ and drinks tent and for taking the time to join in the celebrations.

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Thank you to Jenny Tidey and Mary Cockings for your help in organising the skills day. Jodie Vearing

HHOOCCKKEEYY SSHHOOPP RREEPPOORRTT "I swear the evidence I give in this Court shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth." This year's highlight was to appear in court to give evidence against the three young men (boys really) who broke into the Shop and made off with several thousand dollars worth of stock. The Police were very quick in their recovery of much of the stock. Some was able to be returned to the shelves, but a lot was damaged and had to be sent to auction by the Insurance Company. Because the financial arrangements following the robbery were between the Insurance Company and BWHA, I am not able to report just how much profit was made by the Shop this year. However, I can report that a total sales for the 2000 season were $21,421.74. This is well below our achievement in 1999. In that year we had a most successful Golden Oldies Carnival at Downey Park, and did not have the uncertainty of the GST. Anyway, we sold a lot of Hockey Gear, mended a lot of sticks and had a lot of fun. My thanks to the Executive for their support; the 'Volunteers' for their assistance and to the customers for making it all worthwhile. By the time this report is published, I will be gone. Now that our children live in Japan, Barbara and I have decided to join them for a few years. Managing the BWHA Hockey Shop for the past four years has been a, mostly, enjoyable experience. Being too old and too slow to continue umpiring, it has been the means of maintaining one's links with the Sport I started playing 50 years ago. My thanks to BWHA for the opportunity to make a contribution. To the BWHA Officials, the players, the supporters; 'Thanks a lot - Good Hockey - Goodbye.' Regards, Jim Northcott

JUNIOR UMPIRES REPORT

The year began with thirty-three (33) nominations of people who wished to be tested for their Brisbane Junior Umpires Badge with one (1) for their Brisbane Intermediate Umpires Badge. This lead to problems being able to accommodate these people for their three (3) required tests around playing, coaching and other duties they had.

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I had a team of assesses who were on a roster to help me which I am truly grateful. They were Caroline Schomberg, Catherine Costello, Louise Woodford, Jo Argent, Kassie Tupper and Fiona Chatfield. These people gave up five (5) Saturday mornings to help me with the testing which freed me up to deal with any other problem that may have arisen. The nominations for Brisbane representative umpires closed at the same time as the players did so we used some of these to umpire the selection trials. This is a great resource to be able to give feedback to the up and coming umpires who wish to go on further with their umpiring. Even though we had an adequate number of nominations, we ran into difficulties with the Under 15’s due to work commitments, playing or unforeseen problems. Kirsten Aaker, Kylie Jones and Rebecca Lambert went to the Under 13 Championship at the Gold Coast where all three received their Queensland Junior Umpires Badge. Samantha Backen, Kylie Patteson and Kelly Smith went to the Under 15 Championship at Ipswich. Samantha received valuable feedback however could not receive any badge as she already held a higher one. Kylie received her Queensland Intermediate Umpires Badge with Kelly receiving her Queensland Junior Umpires Badge. Since we held two (2) Southern Cross Days at Downey Park, we needed to cover our quota of umpires and other centres umpires. Thank you to all the umpires who gave up an hour, a couple of hours or the day to umpire. The umpires for the Under 11 Southern Cross were all new umpires who were going to receive their Brisbane Junior Badge this year. There were quite a few complaints about the standard of umpires that clubs were putting down on games. The clubs were not considering the experience of the people they were allocating to divisions with some sending novice umpires to high division games. This caused a lot of problems for both the players and the confidence of the umpires. Clubs need to be aware of who they are allocating and assist umpires from their clubs who require help. An idea has been raised as to next year a new system being trialed. This will be that all clubs umpire their own games. This will hopefully encourage each club to put the required standard on the games and also develop more umpires. This system will possibly be trialed for at least the first round with it being extended to the whole year. The standard of umpires for the semifinals and finals was high and I would like to thank all of them for their professionalism and the time that they gave. Also to the umpires who I called on late in the week to replace another one. Congratulations to the twenty-two (22) girls who received their Brisbane Junior Umpires Badge this year. Congratulations to Kylie Jones and Rebecca Lambert for receiving the Vicki Spice Memorial Shield. Congratulations to Susan Taylor for being named the Most Improved Umpire for 2000. I would like to thank everyone who umpired this year and I hope that you continue to improve and learn as you umpire in the future. Thank you must also go to Brisbane Junior Management for their help throughout the year and for everyone who looked after Joshua for me so I could continue my work on the grounds.

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Alyson Aleksic Junior Umpire Board Convenor

PPRRAACCTTIICCAALL UUMMPPIIRREESS BBAADDGGEESS –– 22000000

BWHA JUNIOR:

Michelle Bowkett Easts Bridget Buckley BSHS Rachel Dunn St Andrews Jenita Enevoldsen BSHS Leigh-Anne Fluerty Easts Maya Gushtaspi BSHS Nerida Hand Kedron Wavell Pia Horsfield BSHS Tammy Joseph St Andrews Zoe Kellermeyer Easts Krystelle Leeming Valley Zoe Locke Norths Alissia Marsden Logan Jane Mulvihill Norths Marnie Rawle Valley Kea Salathiel BSHS Susan Taylor South Brisbane Eagles Blayne Thorpe St Andrews Caitlin Tuck Kedron Wavell Shannon Tupper Easts Lizzie Wheeler South West United Jennifer Wheeler South Brisbane Eagles

PPRRAACCTTIICCAALL BBAADDGGEESS AAWWAARRDDEEDD AATT SSTTAATTEE CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSHHIIPPSS –– 22000000

QUEENSLAND JUNIOR

Kirsten Aaker University Kylie Jones Bulimba Rebecca Lambert Arana Ascot Kelly Smith Norths

QUEENSLAND INTERMEDIATE

Kylie Patteson St Andrews

JUNIOR UMPIRES TEST RESULTS

22000000 JJUUNNIIOORR RREESSUULLTTSS

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GRADE MINOR PREMIERS PREMIERSHIP WINNERS

J1 Easts South West United J2 Bulimba BSHS J3 Norths Norths J4 South Brisbane Eagles Logan J5 Norths (1) South West United U13A Norths Norths U13B Logan Logan & Bulimba U13C Valley (1) Moreton Bay College U11A South West United SWU & Easts U11B Bulimba Bulimba & Norths (2) U11C Redcliffe Redcliffe & MBC

BEST CLUB TROPHY – TAXATION SHIELD

EASTS

BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE – RUBY ROBINSON SHIELD

BULIMBA UNDER 11B

VICKI SPICE MEMORIAL SHIELD – MOST PROMISING JUNIOR UMPIRE

KYLIE JONES (BULIMBA)

REBECCA LAMBERT (ARANA/ASCOT)

MOST IMPROVED JUNIOR UMPIRE

SUSAN TAYLOR (SOUTH BRISBANE EAGLES)

HHIIGGHHEESSTT GGOOAALL SSCCOORREERRSS FFOORR 22000000

Grade Goals Name Club

J1 20 L. Richards South West United J1 12 B. Thorpe St Andrews J1 11 Z. Kellermeyer Easts

J2 12 J. White Bulimba J2 9 K. Jones Bulimba J2 9 E. Buttenshaw Pine Rivers J2 9 H. Whyte Bulimba

J3 6 L. Crowther Pine Rivers J3 5 C. Wundke Norths J3 5 K. Battams Norths J3 5 M. Kennedy Norths

J4 11 B. Baron Logan J4 9 T. Lam South Brisbane Eagles

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J4 7 S. Lees Brisbane State High J4 7 A. McDonald Pine Hills J4 7 J. Lewis Bulimba

J5 13 R. Doolan-Nicholson Norths J5 12 K. Callanan Norths J5 10 H. Banks South West United J5 10 C. Jesinowski Pine Hills

13A 14 L. Vromans Norths 13A 14 T. Healy St Andrews 13A 11 S. Mewing South West United 13A 10 K. Latumahina Valley 13A 10 S. Newman Kedron Wavell 13A 10 G. Locke Norths

13B 11 L. Dunn Logan 13B 10 A. Lewandowski Easts 13B 8 A Jeffrey Easts 13B 8 L. Cox Redcliffe 13B 7 S. Dwyer Valley (11A) 13B 7 C. Murphy Redcliffe

13C 18 A. Kopittke Pine Rivers 13C 17 C. Kempin Valley 13C 17 C. Duggan Moreton Bay College 13C 16 K. Grant South Brisbane Eagles

11A 16 S. Dwyer Valley 11A 10 G. McKeon Valley 11A 9 Z. Rudlin South West United 11A 8 J. Currie Easts 11A 8 S. Hall Easts

11B 30 S. Duncan Bulimba 11B 12 J. Nagle Bulimba 11B 12 A. Battams Norths 11B 11 E. McGregor Norths 11B 10 S. Fry Valley 11B 10 P. Lindley Valley

11C 26 S. Parry Moreton Bay College 11C 22 V. Kingsford Norths 11C 21 B. Currie Redcliffe 11C 18 V. Lilley Redcliffe

JJUUNNIIOORR PPOOIINNTTSS TTAABBLLEE J1

Team Games Won Drawn Lost GF GA GD Points

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EASTS 14 8 6 0 24 11 13 22

SOUTH WEST UNITED 14 9 3 2 36 18 18 21

ST ANDREWS 14 8 5 1 27 10 17 21

ARANA ASCOT 14 7 4 3 27 16 11 18

KEDRON WAVELL 14 5 1 8 16 29 -13 11

COMMERCIAL 14 3 2 9 15 24 -9 8

VALLEY 14 2 3 9 14 23 -9 7

REDCLIFFE 14 1 2 11 6 34 -28 4

J2


BULIMBA 16 12 4 0 43 3 40 28

B. S. H. S. 16 11 1 4 33 13 20 23

EASTS 16 10 1 5 26 16 10 21

VALLEY 16 7 5 4 30 17 13 19

PINE RIVERS 16 7 4 5 30 15 15 18

KEDRON WAVELL 16 5 3 8 19 25 -6 13

JOHN.PAUL COLLEGE 16 4 4 8 8 21 -13 12

COMMERCIAL 16 3 4 9 13 30 -17 10

SOUTH WEST UNITED 16 0 0 16 2 66 -64 0

J3 Team Games Won Drawn Lost GF GA GD Points

NORTHS 14 13 1 0 32 2 30 27

PINE RIVERS 14 7 5 2 21 9 12 19

LOURDES HILL 14 7 1 6 12 15 -3 15

ARANA ASCOT 14 3 7 4 11 12 -1 13

KEDRON WAVELL 14 5 2 7 14 14 0 12

JOHN PAUL COLLEGE 14 4 4 6 10 13 -3 12

VALLEY 14 3 3 8 8 23 -15 9

ST ANDREWS 14 0 5 9 7 26 -19 5


STH BRISBANE EAGLES 14 10 3 1 30 10 20 23

LOGAN 14 10 1 3 28 11 17 21

PINE HILLS 14 7 5 2 22 12 10 19

B. S. H. S. 14 7 4 3 26 15 11 18

BULIMBA 14 7 2 5 18 19 -1 16

PINE RIVERS 14 2 2 10 3 16 -13 6

COMMERCIAL 14 1 3 10 6 24 -18 5

KEDRON WAVELL 14 1 2 11 7 35 -28 4


NORTHS (1) 16 15 0 1 59 4 55 30


PINE HILLS 16 10 1 5 31 14 17 21

B.S.H.S. (2) 16 7 2 7 19 20 -1 16

B.S.H.S. (1) 16 6 2 8 23 22 1 14

JOHN PAUL COLLEGE 16 4 4 8 11 24 -13 12

NORTHS (2) 16 4 3 9 11 29 -18 11

B.G.G.S. 16 3 3 10 11 47 -36 9

EASTS 16 2 4 10 3 29 -26 8

U13A Team Games Won Drawn Lost GF GA GD Points

NORTHS 14 12 1 1 52 11 41 25

ST ANDREWS 14 11 2 1 43 4 39 24

VALLEY 14 10 2 2 36 7 29 22

KEDRON WAVELL 14 5 3 6 14 21 -7 13

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ARANA ASCOT 14 4 4 6 19 22 -3 12


COMMERCIAL 14 1 3 10 8 40 -32 5

PINE RIVERS 14 0 4 10 8 39 -31 4

U13B Team Games Won Drawn Lost GF GA GD Points

LOGAN 14 9 2 3 22 10 12 20

BULIMBA 14 9 1 4 28 9 19 19

EASTS 14 8 3 3 33 16 17 19

VALLEY 14 8 3 3 22 10 12 19

REDCLIFFE 14 9 1 4 22 12 10 19

NORTHS 14 2 3 9 12 26 -14 7

ST ANDREWS 14 2 1 11 11 36 -25 5

ARANA ASCOT 14 2 0 12 7 38 -31 4

U13C Team Games Won Drawn Lost GF GA GD Points

VALLEY (1) 16 14 2 0 40 6 34 30

STH BRISBANE EAGLES 16 12 1 3 34 10 24 25

PINE RIVERS 16 9 3 4 32 15 17 21

MORETON BAY COLL 16 8 3 5 29 18 11 19

PINE HILLS 16 6 5 5 19 16 3 17

KEDRON WAVELL 16 5 3 8 14 18 -4 13


NORTHS 16 1 4 11 8 35 -27 6

VALLEY (2) 16 1 1 14 9 52 -43 3

U11A Team Games Won Drawn Lost GF GA GD Points


EASTS 14 9 4 1 28 8 20 22

VALLEY 14 8 5 1 45 4 41 21

ARANA ASCOT 14 8 4 2 19 7 12 20

PINE HILLS 14 5 2 7 11 10 1 12

COMMERCIAL 14 3 2 9 13 21 -8 8

KEDRON WAVELL 14 2 2 10 6 38 -32 6

ST ANDREWS 14 0 1 13 1 66 -65 1

U11B Team Games Won Drawn Lost GF GA GD Points

BULIMBA 14 14 0 0 83 1 82 28

VALLEY 14 11 1 2 45 5 40 23

NORTHS (2) 14 10 1 3 47 8 39 21

PINE RIVERS 14 7 1 6 19 25 -6 15

NORTHS (1) 14 5 1 8 21 23 -2 11


ST ANDREWS 14 1 1 12 3 65 -62 3

EASTS 14 0 2 12 1 61 -60 2

U11C


REDCLIFFE 18 16 2 0 76 2 74 34

MORETON BAY COLL 18 11 3 4 42 13 29 25

NORTHS 18 11 2 5 33 13 20 24

VALLEY (1) 18 8 4 6 33 16 17 20

ARANA ASCOT 18 6 8 4 9 13 -4 20

KEDRON WAVELL 18 6 7 5 29 26 3 19

LOGAN 18 6 4 8 18 23 -5 16

VALLEY (2) 18 4 1 13 10 54 -44 9

PINE HILLS 18 2 3 13 9 66 -57 7


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Downey Park, 6 August 2000

Brisbane One: Brisbane Two:

Amanda Lewandowski Easts Kelly Denning Valley Sophie Alexander Valley Samantha Kuss Arana Asoct Michelle Dowsett Norths Alexandra Barnett Commercial Lauren Hickling Easts Jessica Currie Easts Jill Dwyer Easts Katrina Vande Ven MBC Emma-Jane Kiel Norths Kathryn Hall SWU

Courtney Mackay Commercial Sarah Dwyer Valley Deanne Ash Bulimba Laura Grehan Valley Katherine Henderson Commercial Venetta Lelley Redcliffe Claire Woodrow Arana Ascot Holly Parmenter Bulimba Roisin Phelan Valley Sarah McGuckin Valley Jayanne Nagle Bulimba Georgia McKeon Valley Grace Gowen Valley

Coach: Kerry Waugh Coach: Debbie Rollason Coach: Sonja Caird Asst. Coach: Francis Wright Manager: Janelle White Manager: Lyn Denning Manager: Kylie Jones Brisbane Three Brisbane Four Megan Bartholomew (C) St Andrews Jacqui Van Soest (C) Redcliffe Samantha Holloway (VC) Arana Ascot Amy Puddy (VC) SWU Jessica Clough Arana Ascot Krystal Antony Valleys Grace Gowen Valley Annabelle Ashton Valley Clare Martin Easts Hannah Bowley Arana Ascot Charlotte Healy St Andrews Sarah Duncan Bulimba Teneal Hooper Commercial Kathleen Fry Logan Annelise Kerr SWU Vanessa Kingsford Norths Georgina Kiel Easts Brooke McNamara Bulimba Kelly Lewis SWU Rhian Murphy Valley Celina Poon SWU Amy Ryan Arana Ascot Elisa Poon SWU Emily Stewart Valley Kaitlin Smith Valley Rachel Willims SWU Coach: Tanya Hoswell Co-Coaches: Kathryn McMurtrie Asst. Coach: Fiona Chatfield Kelly Comerford

Manager: Lucinda Hollitt Manager: Sally Puddy RESULTS:

Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 Pos 1 Tweed Border 1 Pos 1 Brisbane 2 Pos 1 Brisbane 4

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Pos 2 Brisbane 1 Pos 2 Brisbane 3 Pos 2 Gympie Pos 3 Toowoomba 1 Pos 3 Ipswich 2 Pos 3 Warwick Pos 4 Ipswich 1 & Pos 4 Toowoomba 2 Pos 4 Ipswich 3 Gold Coast 1 Pos 5 Tweed Border 2 Pos 5 Sunshine Coast Pos 6 Gold Coast 2 Pos 6 Tweed Border 3


Tweed Boarder 21st May 2000 at

Team One: Team Two: Rachel Blackman Valleys Kylie Ash Bulimba Caitlin Devlin Norths Pippi Barnett Norths Ashlee Hamilton Valleys Lauren Franie Norths Leanne Howard Bulimba Taryn Healy St Andrews Sigi Mewing SWU Genevieve Locke Norths Julia Noble Valleys Louise Leith Valleys Jacqueline Villalobos St Andrews Jasmine Lewis SWU

Sarah Currie Easts Jayanne Nagle Bulimba

Nicole Fridolf Pine Rivers Lyanna Nolan Ked. Wavell Tegan Holcroft Commercial Stephanie Newman Ked. Wavell Sonya Mathews Pine Rivers Alexandra Reade St Andrews

Courtney Murphy Norths Jamie Tupper SWU

Kristie Richter Ked. Wavell Lauren Vandermaat Valleys Lauren Vromans Norths Josie Walsh St Andrews

Coach: Lynn Quirk Coach: Melanie Grim

Manager: Marg Tupper Manager: Robin Stammers RESULTS:

Division 1 Division 2 Pos 1 Ipswich 1 Pos 1 Brisbane 2 Pos 2 Sunshine Coast 1 Pos 2 Ipswich 2 Pos 3 Brisbane 1 Pos 3 Tweed Border 2 Pos 4 Toowoomba 1 Pos 4 Toowoomba 2 Pos 5 Tweed Border 1 Pos 5 Sunshine Coast Pos 6 Gold Coast Pos 6 Gold Coast


Downey Park Brisbane, 28th

May 2000

Brisbane One Brisbane Two Brisbane Three Megan Alley SWU Michelle Bowkett Easts Samantha Anderson SWU Julie-Anne Campbell Valley Alicia Burke Valley Leanne Bason Redcliffe Jacqui Carrington Commercial Robyn Carrington Commercial Jasmine Bloye Redcliffe Veronica Hazelman Valley Rachel Dunn St Andrews Jamie Burnell SWU Claire Hollier SWU Holly Fitch Valley Angela Chambers Ked. W Amy Holmes Valley Melissa Holley Ked. Wavell Michelle Dunning Valley

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Lauren Hurley Easts Nicola Jarvis Valley Katie Hilles Easts Sherree Owen Redcliffe Samantha Jones Bulimba Lucinda Hollitt Valley Katharine Regnart Commercial Laura McTaggart SWU Nakita Hollitt Easts Alicia Reid St Andrews Anna Miller Valley Stephanie Lyhrs Valley Ashleigh Roberson St Andrews Sally O’Toole Easts Alissis Mersden Logan Kate Roberson St Andrews Rebecca Simpson Redcliffe Sharn McDonald Ascot Blayne Thorpe St Andrews Carly Straayer Commercial Rachael Packer Ascot Lizzie Wheeler SWU Jamie Thorpe Commercial Stephanie Packer St A Rachel Woodford Commercial Diane Wagner Easts Lauren Swann Bulimba Nakita Hollitt Easts

Coach: Pam Patteson Coach: Tony Aleksic Coaches: John Bowkett Manager: Sue Hollier Asst. Coach: John Harry Ross Carrington

Manager: Helen Alley Manager: Liz Anderson

RESULTS:

Division 1 Division 2

Pos 1 Ipswich 1 Pos 1 Ipswich 2 Pos 2 Brisbane 1 Pos 2 Brisbane 3 Pos 3 Toowoomba 1 Pos 3 Toowoomba 2 Pos 4 Brisbane 2 Pos 4 Sunshine Coast 2 Pos 5 Gold Coast 1 Pos 5 Tweed Border 2 Pos 6 Tweed Border 1 Pos 6 Gold Coast 2 Pos 7 Sunshine Coast 1 Pos 8 Gympie

22000000 SSTTAATTEE CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSHHIIPP RREECCOORRDDSS

UNDER 13 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Gold Coast, 2 – 6 July

Team One: Team Two: Team Three:

Alex Blyth (C) Valley Kylie Ash Bulimba Belen Albanes St A Sally Brough Commercial Caitlin Devlin Norths Pippi Barnett Norths Sarah Currie Easts Phoebe Dunn Valley Emily Fitzpatrick Valleys Kathryn Duggan Arana/Ascot Ashlee Hamilton Valley Nicole Fridolf Pine R Sarah Hammett Norths Taryn Healy (VC) St Andrews Phillipa Gibbons Valley Kathleen Lamb Ked. Wavell Tegan Holcroft Commercial Leanne Howard Bulimba Kristina Latumahina Valley Genvieve Locke Norths Louise Leith Valleys Jasmine Lewis Bulimba Kate McLean St Andrews Sonya Matthews Pine R Kirsten Mackay Commercial Sigi Mewing SWU Stephanie Newman Ked. W Kristie Richter Ked. Wavell Courtney Murphy (C) Redcliffe Lyanna Nolan Ked. W Kristy Smith Arana/Ascot Marianne Seville SWU Amanda Stammers Bulimba Lauren Vandermaat Valley Lauren Vromans Norths Jamie Tupper (C) SWU Chelsea Younger (VC) Arana/Ascot Claire Williams Pine Rivers Josie Walsh (VC) St A

Coach: Lyn Quirk Coach: Greg Hammet Coach: Melanie Grim Asst. Coach: Kelly Dwyer Manager: Robin Stammers Asst Coach: Melanie Leeming Manager: Marg Tupper Manager: Lynne Ferguson

U13 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS

Division 1 Division 2 Division 3

1st Brisbane 1 1st Sunshine Coast 1st Mackay 2 2nd Mackay 1 2nd Tweed Border 1 2nd Moranbah

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3rd Maryborough 1 3rd Gladstone 3rd Marybourgh 2 4th Ipswich 4th Bundaberg 4th Gympie 5th Toowoomba 1 5th Gold Coast 1 5th Hervey Bay 6th Brisbane 2 6th Townsville 1 6th Atherton 7th Cairns 1 7th Rockhampton 7th Gold Coast 2 8th Brisbane 3 8th Cairns 2 8th Tweed Border 2 9th Toowoomba 2 10th Townsville 2 11th Gold Coast 3 12th Sunshine Coast 2 Best Player Div. 1 Final: Alexandra Blyth Valley

U13 BEST SIXTEEN

Alexandra Blyth Valley Sarah Currie Easts Kristina Latumahina Valley Tegan Holcroft Commercial Kristy Smith Arana Ascot Chelsea Younger Arana Ascot

U13 TALENT IDENTIFICATION SQUAD

Alexandra Blyth Valley Sarah Currie Easts Tegan Holcroft Commercial Kristina Latumahina Valley Courtney Murphy Redcliffe Kristy Smith Arana Ascot Chelsea Younger Arana Ascot

U15 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

9 – 13 July Ipswich

Brisbane One Brisbane Two Brisbane Three Megan Alley SWU Michelle Bowkett Easts Jasmine Bloye Redcliffe

Madonna Blyth (C) Valley Julie-Anne Campbell Valley Alicia Burke Valley

Veronica Hazelman Valley Jacqui Carrington Commercial Jamie Burnell SWU

Claire Hollier (VC) SWU Robyn Carrington Commercial Laura Cleator Valley

Zoe Kellemeyer Easts Rachel Dunn St Andrews Michelle Dunning (C) Valley

Minka McLeod Valley Holly Fitch Valley Nakita Hollitt Easts

Laura McTaggart SWU Amy Holmes (C) Valley Lucinda Hollitt Valley

Alicia Reid St Andrews Lauren Hurley Easts Samantha Jones Bulimba

Lauren Richards SWU Nicola Jarvis Valley Alaissia Marsden Logan

Ashleigh Roberson St Andrews Sally O’Toole Easts Sharn McDonald Ascot

Kate Roberson St Andrews Sherree Owen (VC) Redcliffe Anna Miller Valley

Blayne Thorpe St Andrews Stephanie Packer St Andrews Rebecca Simpson Redcliff Lizzie Wheeler SWU Carly Straayer Commercial Lauren Swann Bulimba Rachel Woodford Commercial Jamie Thorpe Comml

Diane Wagner (VC) Easts

Coach: Pam Patteson Coach: Tony Aleksic Co-Coaches: John Bowkett Asst. Coach: Stacey Sunderland Asst. Coach: John Harry Ross Carrington Manager: Sue Hollier Manager: Helen Alley Manager: Leonie Marsden

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U15 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

Division One Division Two Division Three 1st Townsville 1 1st Rockhampton 1st Tweed Border 2 2nd Brisbane 1 2nd Sunshine Coast 1 2nd Cairns 2 3rd Ipswich 1 3rd Tweed Border 1 3rd Gympie 4th Cairns 1 4th Atherton 4th Sunshine Coast 2 5th Mackay 1 5th Moranbah 5th Gold Coast 2 6th Brisbane 2 6th Brisbane 3 6th Townsville 2 7th Toowoomba 7th Ipswich 2 7th Warwick 8th Maryborough 8th Mackay 2 9th Gold Coast 1 10th Bundaberg U15 BEST SIXTEEN

Madonna Blyth Valley Minka McLeod Valley Lauren Richards SWU Alicia Reid St Andrews U15 TALENT IDENTIFICATION SQUAD

Madonna Blyth Valley Veronica Hazelman Valley Zoe Kellermeyer Easts Minka McLeod Valley Alicia Reid St Andrews Lauren Richards SWU BALL GIRLS FOR SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND LEAGUE

BALL GIRLS FOR BWHA FINALS

INTRODUCTION TO UMPIRING COURSE ATTENDANCE LIST

Sunday 16 April, 9:00am – 12:00pm

Numbers Name Club

1. Klarchen Cameron SWU

2. Emma Robertson SWU

3. Penny Truslove

4. Jody Cahill A/A

5. Jane Holliday A/A

6. Sharn McDonald A/A

7. Lauren McMurtrie A/A

8. Rachel Packer A/A

9. Kate Smith A/A

10. Kristy Smith A/A

11. Marlena Smith A/A

12. Chelsea Younger A/A

13. Sheree Cannons Bul

14. Phoebe McGiffin BGGS

15. Kim Henry BGGS

16. Jessica Hamilton

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17. Erin Miller BGGS

18. Amanda Rowell BGGS

19. Sarah Doolan Nicholson

BGGS

20. Sophie Whittle BGGS

21. Michelle Dunning Val

22. Krystelle Leeming Val

23. Marnie Rawle

24. Kate MacDonald PH

25. Amy MacDonald PH

26. Nicola Ryan PH

27. Kym Whalley

28. Roxann Hamilton

29. Lorelle Greenwood

Sunday 25 June 2000, 9am – 12:00pm

NO.S NAME CLUB

1. Robin Roberts Easts

2. Cheynee Scott Arana Ascot

3. Laura Bishop Arana Ascot

4. Lizzie Bott Arana Ascot

5. Carly Clough Arana Ascot

6. Amanda Hipkin Arana Ascot

7. Belinda Howard Arana Ascot

8. Melissa Joy Arana Ascot

9. Laura Oldbury SBE

10. Ryndell Levkovich SBE

11. Trista Lam SBE

12. Katie James SBE

13. Alida Snyman SBE

14. Victoria Ferris SBE

15. Samantha Anderson SWU

16. Jennifer Buckman Logan

17. Michelle Hinch Logan

18. Lyndsay Dunn Logan

19. Sarah Buckman Logan

20. Emily Addison Logan

21. Trudy Moore Kedron Wavell

22. Nicola Saxby Kedron Wavell

23. Catriona Bowden Pine Hills

24. Kerrie Spensley Commercial

25. Carly Straayer Commercial

26. Kate Creevey Easts

27. Amanda Cook Easts

28. Leah Oakhill Easts

29. Jessica M’Donald Easts

30. Rebecca Oakhill Easts

31. Roy Miller

32. Kate Jeavons Pine Rivers

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33. Lisa Toia Logan

34. Alison Bell Kedron Wavell

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STOCKTAKE

Downey Park

Canteen 1 Pie Oven 2 Cash Registers 2 Bain Marie 1 Griller Assorted Crockery-Cutlery Dishes 1 2 Bay Deep Fry 1 Microwave Hot Water Heater 4 Freezers Downstairs Office 3 Computers 56 Chairs 1 Answering Machine 8 Tables 1 Laptop 6 Trestles 3 Printers 1 Oval Table 1 Fax Machine 1 Photocopier 1 Fan 5 Desks 4 Filing Cabinets 4 Chairs 1 Refrigerator 4 Telephones 1 Motorbike Colmslie 1 Photocopier 2 Sets of Numbers 1 Desk 6 Raincoats 6 Pants 6 Chairs 2 Notice Boards 1 Filing Cabinet 1 Cupboard 2 Tables Clubhouse Catering Supplies 100 Dinner Plates 100 Dinner knives 100 B&B Plates 100 Dessert Knives 100 Dessert Plates 100 Dinner Forks 100 Saucers 100 Dessert Forks 96 Cups 100 Soup Spoons 200 Beer Glasses 100 Dessert Forks 100 Wine Glasses 100 Teaspoons Assorted Crockery, Cutlery, Glasses, Towels 40 Jugs 20 Bowls 15 Trays 1 Dishwasher Hot Water Heater 6 Burner Gas Stone 2 Door Refrigerator 2 Microwaves 3 Door Beer Fridge 1 Bain Marie 1 Box Freezer 1 PA System 12 Bar Stools 5 Lattice Screens 1 Cash Register 2 Trophy Cabinets 2 Bar Tables 4 Honour Boards 1 Pay Telephone 1 Glass Washer 1 Television & Stand 1 Overhead Projector 1 Video Recorder 1 Screen 1 Portable Television 8 Chairs 2 Cupboards 1 Hooter System 2 Wall Clocks 1 Step Ladder 1 PA System Maintenance Shed 1 Trailer - 200ltr Spray Tank and Boom 1 John Deer Mower

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2 Wheel Barrows Assorted Tools 1 Lawn Mower 2 Travelling Sprinklers T100 1 Suzuki Truck 1 Trailer Poison Shed 2 Line Markers 4 Drums Marking Fluid 3 Line Rolls Rasey Park

Side Room 6 Tables 35 Covered Chairs Canteen Fridge Freezer Pie Warmer Urn Till Hooter Clock Store Room 16 Metal & Covered Chairs Shovel 3 Rakes 3 Brooms 1 Table 1 Fridge Upstairs 9 Cupboards 8 Chair 7 Tables 1 Fan

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Uniforms

Seniors

“Rixon” Skorts No’s 1-16 x 3 Shirts No’s 1-64 No’s 17-64 x 2 Shirts Missing 31,37,38,42 Cherry Uniforms No’s 1-48 Shirts – Missing 29, 39 No’s 56-59 Shirts No’s 1-120 Skirts – Missing 1,2,3,7,25,26,30,31,32,39,41,44,47,56,73,77,83,86 Balls – 60 Practice Goalie Shirts No1 Red - Missing No1 Green, No73 Red No70,71,72,73,74 x 2 Water Bottles - 6 Blue, 3 Schweppes League

No's 1-20 Blue Shirt No's 1-18 Blue Tops - Missing 14,16 No's 1-20 Blue Skirts No's 1-17 Navy Skorts - 1 Missing No's 1-20 Navy Tops - Missing 1,4 Juniors

Cherry Uniforms No's1-45 No's 1-13 Missing No 6,8 No's 56-61 Goalie Shirts Green 82 Skirts 1 Tarpaulin 4 Water Bottles Shirts 4 x Size 16 5 x Size 18 3 x Size 20 18 Caps 15 Visors 3 Towels Stock on Hand Anoraks 1 Small 1 Medium 1 Large Waterproof Pants 2 x Size 10 3 x Size 12

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1 x Size 16 1 x Size 18 3 x Size 20 Shorts XL Shorts - 13 Pairs L Shorts - 9 Pairs Med. Shorts - 2 Pairs Sml Shorts - 5 Pairs Xsml Shorts - 2 Pair XXsml Shorts - 2 Pair Polo Shirts 1 x Size 16 Cherry Socks Mens - 32 Pairs Youths - 16 Pairs White Socks Mens - 34 Pairs Umpires Black Socks Mens - 13 Pairs Youths - 24 Pairs Rugby Tops 4 x Large 4 x Medium

Documents

THE SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF BRISBANE WOMEN’S … · 1 the sixty-seventh annual report of brisbane women’s hockey association inc office bearers for 2000 patroness ms gail