CANTERBURY HOCKEY
MISSION STATEMENT
To ensure Canterbury Hockey is at the forefront of New Zealand hockey.
HOCKEY’S VISION HOCKEY’S VALUES
Competitions that fully satisfy the needs Continued development and growth of our of the hockey fraternity game in all areas
A Coaching and Development Programme Quality service to all our members in that offers opportunities for all players, everything we do coaches and umpires to reach their potential Total professionalism and ethics
A professional and creditable management structure An organisation that encourages two-way communication, is open in its dealings and responsive to its members needs A financially secure Canterbury Hockey
An atmosphere on and off the field that is Hockey seen by all audiences as a go- fun, enjoyable and welcoming to current ahead and progressive sport and new members and guests
A representative programme that Recognition and reward for those that enhances the quality and status of hockey assist the Association to achieve its goals and objectives
Increased participation at all areas of hockey Volunteers and paid staff working together to achieve common goals
A will to win and to always remain competitive in our market
Contents Page
3 Administration
5 Chairperson’s Report
6 Chief Executive Officer Report
7 Sponsorship and Marketing Report
11 Award Winners
12 Competitions Report
13 Final Turf Grade Rankings
18 Paragon Computer Super Six Competition Winners
19 Grass Hockey
21 Facilities
23 Coaching and Development Report
25 2006 Representative Report
29 Representative Teams and Results
35 New Zealand Representatives
37 Lincoln University Hockey Scholarship Report
38 Tournaments
39 Canterbury Junior Hockey
45 Junior Representative Teams
47 JMC Representative Awards
48 Masters
51 Canterbury Hockey Supporters’ Club
52 Umpires
54 Canterbury Hockey’s Sponsors and Funding Partners
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PO Box 24 006 East Linwood 875 Avonside Drive Christchurch
E: [email protected] W: www.canterburyhockey.org.nz P: 389 9126 F: 389 9825
PATRON Mayor Garry Moore
PRESIDENT Richard Munt
VICE PRESIDENTS Mark Beatson Bev Savage
CHAIRPERSON Anthony Koorey
BOARD MEMBERS Chris Edwards, Dayl Milne, Adrian Mouldey, Sandra Pooch, Lin Thompson, Michael Harrison (co-opted)
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Derek Torkington
ADMINISTRATION MANAGER Margaret Huckstep
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Greg Clark
PERSONAL ASSISTANT (DEV.MAN.) Lyndsey Leask, QSM
SPONSORSHIP MANAGER Steve Sheppard
FACILITIES MANAGER Peter Seymour
PORRITT PARK MANAGER Mel Rainbow
NUNWEEK PARK MANAGER Bill Lynn
LIFE MEMBERS Mesdames J Armstrong, C Baker, G Dawe, D Copley, D Mouat, Y McDonnell, S. Haig, A McRobb, B Savage, G Shankland, B Simmonds, A Sutherland and Z Walker, Miss I Orchard Messrs A Beatson, D Coulter, G. Cox R Gillespie, T Gilliver, L Haste, A Hayde, W Lynn, C Maister, L Munt, G Reid, L Thompson, J Sturge Dr B Penfold
HONORARY AUDITOR Ashton, Wheelans & Hegan
HONORARY SOLICITOR Richard Burtt
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 3 CHAIRPERSON’S REPORT
This year has been a positive one even though Canterbury representative teams did not rise to the heady levels of 2005. Our Under 15A and Under 15B girls teams were first at their respective national tournaments and the Under 18 Men were second at their national tournament. The Tandoori Palace Canterbury Cats were second in the National League final. The Hatch Cup team was second and the Collier team was fifth. Congratulations to those teams and also to the other representative teams both junior and senior who donned the red and black to play on our behalf.
It has been a great privilege to be part of the Canterbury Hockey Board over this year as the Board has put together the strategic plan as well as reorganising itself to deal with the governance side of hockey. All of the Board members have worked hard to resolve issues, plan forward, maintain high standards and to take responsibility for their role in making Canterbury Hockey the number one hockey province in New Zealand.
In a time of shrinking available public funding the Board has managed the finances so that most members of the hockey community have capitalised. Thank you members for your time and effort.
As an Association we are thankful for the many sponsors who have been supportive by providing time, product, contra or funding which has ensured many of our players and supporters have had the opportunity to extend themselves.
There have been a number of changes in the way the Canterbury Hockey office works; these changes have resulted in more pertinent social functions and a refinement in the way business runs. Congratulations to Derek Torkington, the staff - both administrative and facilities for being available and open in their communication with all of us, players and supporters.
To all members of Canterbury Hockey be proud of your Association, your staff and Board, your players and yourselves for each of us makes the hockey community a terrific place to be and to be part of. Your contribution is valued no matter how large or small it is. Please continue so that we are able to grow into the number one hockey association in New Zealand.
Let us look forward to 2007 with enthusiasm.
Anthony Koorey Board Chairperson
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 4 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER REPORT
Each year seems to give Canterbury Hockey new challenges and this year is no exception. During the 2005/2006 timetable we have successfully run the Masters national finals, test matches against the Japanese and Malaysian women culminating with the national Rankin and Hatch Cups finals for the junior grades.
We have continued to maintain a sound financial position although with the increases in costs and legislation making it more difficult for our funding agencies to continue to give grants at the same level as previous years.
Once again the Board of Canterbury Hockey has shown its commitment and the extra hours that they put in are much appreciated by myself and the office staff. Without such dedicated people hockey would be much the poorer.
This year the Finance Committee, under the chairmanship of Adrian Mouldey, has kept a tight control over the finances. With costs continually increasing and our reliance on funding it has been a difficult year. The work done by Paul Duggan & Associates together with the rest of the Finance Committee, who also give of their own time, has ensured that we are in a sound financial position.
The Canterbury Hockey Foundation Trust, under the chairmanship of Peter Cox, is an integral part of our financial position; the Foundation is the avenue for all our turf replacement funding and ensures we have sufficient funding in place for the bank funding we have needed to get for the replacement of our turfs
Anthony Koorey as our Chairman, has led the Board well, and with a subtle change in direction the Board is now focusing on strategic planning for the future as well as ensuring we adhere to Hockey NZ and Canterbury Hockey policies and procedures.
There has been very little change in the staffing structure this year and with only some minor hour changes we are seeing the benefit of Steve Sheppard, our Sponsorship and Marketing Manager, assisting with the updating of our web pages - this has been much appreciated.
As in other years the staff continues to work long hours for the betterment of hockey and the Board and myself appreciate the commitment they have all put in for the 2006 year.
While our representative teams did not achieve the outstanding record of the previous year, once again we were up in the top range of provinces.
With the high standard of the coaches and players we have in Canterbury I am sure that we will once again be the top province in New Zealand.
Repairs to the turf have taken place on the No. 2 turf and work will be starting on the No. 1 turf in November to rectify the bubbling that has taken place due to the glue not setting.
The completion of the stand should take place in 2007 which will enhance our complex and give better viewing areas from the stand overlooking No. 1 turf.
Derek Torkington Chief Executive Officer ______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 5 SPONSORSHIP AND MARKETING REPORT
INTRODUCTION 2006 was a challenging yet successful year from a sponsorship and marketing perspective. The continued popularity of mid-week open and masters has seen more and more people playing hockey. The challenge is getting these and the club players to attend the Cats and Cavaliers NHL games, support the various Canterbury representative teams and get involved in the various fundraising events.
It is important to support our sponsors by purchasing their goods and services wherever possible, to ensure maximum value from their sponsorship. The success of our representative teams has a great effect on spectator interest and appeal. Through mutual support we can enjoy success both on and off the field. This is particularly important given the increasingly competitive entertainment market that we operate in.
SPONSORSHIP The Canterbury Hockey Association is privileged to have such a committed group of companies who continue to support us financially. Most of these organisations have a direct link with hockey, through past and current players. The challenge here is to expand the pool of sponsors, so that we become less reliant on the same organisations. The following individuals and companies deserve acknowledgement:
Tandoori Palace Tandoori Palace was the naming sponsor of the Tandoori Palace Canterbury Cats for the second straight year. Thank you to Anup Nathu for the support and the commitment that Tandoori Palace has made again this year. This commitment has extended to other hockey teams who have held highly successful fundraising banquet dinners at the Tandoori Palace restaurants.
Scenic Circle Hotels Scenic Circle Hotels were the naming sponsors of the Scenic Circle Hotels Canterbury Cavaliers for the third straight year. Thank you to Lani and Earl Hagaman for their support of the Cavaliers and Canterbury Hockey in general. Thanks are also due to Jared Riwai- Couch and Nickie Wellbourn for their work this season. Scenic Circle Hotel’s commitment has extended to hosting the annual awards dinners and various functions throughout the year.
Coastal Print – Official Clothing Supplier Coastal Print have long been sponsors and preferred suppliers to Canterbury Hockey. This year Coastal Print became Canterbury Hockey’s exclusive clothing supplier. The custom made uniforms they designed and made were of outstanding quality and the envy of many opposing teams. To Lee, Kirsten and Briget thank you so much for all your hard work and continued support.
Just Hockey – Official Equipment Supplier Just Hockey is another long term sponsor, whose support we could not do without. Andy Innes and his team continue to supply excellent quality equipment to Canterbury Hockey. This support extends to generously sponsoring “player of the day” prizes at the various tournaments and games that Canterbury Hockey hosts. To Andy Innes and the team thank you so much for all your continued support.
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Lincoln University Lincoln University continues to supply sports scholarships to hockey players. These comprehensive scholarships are a great asset in attracting top quality players to the Canterbury region. To Peter Magson and all the team at Lincoln University thanks so much for the provision of these scholarships.
Other Sponsors To all of the Canterbury Hockey sponsors we thank you for the significant contributions that you all make. We are very fortunate to have such loyal organisations supporting us. Your support helps keep hockey affordable for all players at all levels in the Canterbury Community.
FUNDING GRANTS The Canterbury Hockey Association has enjoyed strong support from the various charity gaming associations. Total grant income decreased 5.7 per cent on the last financial year. It should be noted however that last year we received a one-off $50,000 grant for replacement turf costs. If this amount is taken out of consideration, grant income for 2006 increased 11.9 per cent. This is an outstanding result given that the total funds pool available, to all sports and charities, decreased 19 per cent on last year!
Thanks are due to the Canterbury Community Trust, Scottwood Trust, Lion Foundation, Pub Charity and New Zealand Community Trust for their significant support.
FUNDRAISING FUNCTIONS The Canterbury Hockey Association ran two major fundraising events in 2006 - the annual golf tournament and the annual Casino Dinner and Auction. The golf tournament attracted 19 teams and was won by MB & MA Holdings. A lovely day was had by all at the picturesque Waitikiri Golf Course. The 2007 golf tournament will be held earlier in the season to avoid clashing with so many other golf tournaments.
The annual Casino dinner was a huge success thanks to having Dr Ric Charlesworth as the speaker. For the first time ever the dinner sold out two weeks prior to the event! Ric was extremely well received and attracted many non-hockey people to the dinner. The auction also went well, raising much needed funds for the Cats and Cavaliers. Thanks to the Christchurch Casino for putting on the event and to Ric Charlesworth (speaker), Malcolm Ellis (MC) and Bryan Andrews (auctioneer) for their stellar efforts.
MEDIA AND PROMOTION Canterbury Hockey Association constantly seeks to promote hockey at all levels of the game. Ideally we would like to do more media promotions, but the costs are prohibitive. We are therefore extremely grateful to the following people and organisations for their coverage of hockey during the 2006 season:
− 92 More FM Canterbury - official promotional partner − Kevin Tutty - The Press − Malcolm Ellis, Brain Ashby and Lesley Murdoch - Newstalk ZB − Nick Tolerton – Christchurch Star
Thanks to CTV also for covering the Cats and Cavaliers National Hockey League games and a game from the Hatch Cup. We would really like to get club games televised so will be looking for sponsorship to support this initiative.
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THE FUTURE 2007 will be a challenging year from a sponsorship and marketing perspective. The Canterbury Hockey Association is widely regarded as a leading administrative model for our sport. That said we are under significant pressure to keep playing costs down as overhead costs continue to rise.
New sponsorship is becoming more and more difficult to secure as organisations get barraged with requests from literally thousands of sporting groups, individuals and charity organisations. Contra (donation of goods and services) sponsorship has grown significantly this year. On the flip side cash sponsorship is decreasing, given the stringent financial accountability organisations face.
It is therefore imperative that we look for new and innovative ways to grow income. This will require participation from the Canterbury Hockey community as a whole. Players, clubs and CHA staff will need to continue to support fundraising initiatives, but at a greater level. Thus we will need to work smarter and look for ways to drive sponsors’ business, to encourage them to continue to sponsor Canterbury Hockey.
The strategy for this is as follows:
1) Work closely with existing sponsors to maximise returns for both parties. 2) Identify new and sustainable income streams, through sponsorship, functions and fundraising opportunities. 3) Get the clubs more involved in fundraising events to help keep players costs down. 4) Develop a culture that encourages hockey players to attend games and tournaments hosted by the Canterbury Hockey Association.
Finally I would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank everyone who has helped with the various functions and fundraising events during the 2006 season.
Steve Sheppard Commercial and Marketing Manager
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 8 CANTERBURY SPORTS AWARDS
Congratulations to the following who were recipients at the Canterbury Hockey 2006 Awards Dinner:
Canterbury Old Girls’ Association Trophy for Canterbury Women’s Player of the Year Kate Saunders
Ralph van Ysselsteyn Trophy for Canterbury Men’s Player of the Year Brad Shaw
Canterbury Hockey Junior Female Player of the Year Fiona Morrison
Canterbury Hockey Junior Male Player of the Year Zac Staples
Congratulations to the following who were recipients of the inaugural players choice awards:
Canterbury Cats Most Improved Player Haeleigh Albon Canterbury Cats MVP Jo Galletly
Canterbury Cavaliers Most Improved Player Jason Niles Canterbury Cavaliers MVP Brad Shaw
Sport Canterbury held a successful Winter Sports Awards Dinner and hockey was recognised by the following finalists.
Sportsperson Brad Shaw Official Nigel Iggo Team Canterbury Cats Junior Team U15 Girls
The Sir Richard Hadlee Sports Awards had hockey finalists in the following categories:
Coach of the Year Andrew Hastie Team of the Year Scenic Circle Canterbury Cavaliers
Obituary
Margaret Jenkins CHA Life Member
Nancy McGregor Secretary Canterbury Womens Hockey
Hilary Orr Rangi Ruru Girls’ School sports director and for many years teacher in charge of hockey
Trevor (Nip) Thomas HSOB/Burnside stalwart, regular Canterbury player and NZ Men’s Hockey Board member ______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 9 COMPETITIONS REPORT
I report on behalf of the Competitions Committee. The members are all people already very busy with hockey duties but prepared to squeeze yet another meeting into their busy programmes.
I commend to you the following people:
Graham Jackson, as our secretary, prepared meeting agendas, meeting minutes and succinct summaries all promptly circularised to members or to our various clubs and schools. Graham has also served as Draw Steward and with Chris Sales has handled requests for deferments. His close liaison with CHA office staff has been a feature of the season. Mike McIlroy and John Turner, as Register Keepers, have conscientiously checked score cards against registrations and followed up on reported comments. Peter Seymour, at the end of some long days on site, has kept us informed on facility matters. Graeme Wright has been a very reliable link with our umpires, a duty which can be very time- consuming. Derek Torkington, our CEO, is developing a national perspective on hockey and his input at meetings has been valuable. We have appreciated Derek’s willingness to convey our more important decisions to clubs and players. Michelle Baird, Wendy Fitzgerald, Issy Thomson, Mike Harrison and Chris Sales have brought the experiences of many grades to our meetings. Their contribution has been of equal importance to that of members I have singled out.
All in all this has been a very experienced team. The members have discussed rationally without club bias and decided on a wide range of matters.
The mid-season meeting with representatives from clubs and schools was well-attended, kept on track by our President, Richard Munt, and appreciative of the outline of the competitions presented by Graham Jackson.
I believe that the end of season meeting will consider suggestions for further fine-tuning of the structure for the 2007 season.
In conclusion the office staff have been very helpful throughout the season. My thanks to them, the CHA Board and to each member of this committee.
Lin Thompson Competitions Committee
CONGRATULATIONS TO
Ishwar Ganda on receiving the QSO in the Queen’s Birthday honours announced recently.
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 10 FINAL TURF GRADE RANKINGS
WOMEN’S MEN’S
PREMIER
CPL Championship Cup CPL President’s Shield 1 Selwyn 1 Harewood 2 Hornby 2 Carlton Redcliffs 3 HSOB Burnside 3 HSOB Burnside 4 Carlton Redcliffs 4 Avon 5 St Margaret’s College 5 University 6 Harewood 6 Selwyn 7 Avon 7 Sydenham
Subsidiary Competition CPL Porritt Cup CPL Porritt Cup 1 HSOB Burnside 1 Carlton Redcliffs 2 Carlton Redcliffs 2 Harewood 3= Hornby 3 HSOB Burnside 3= Selwyn 4 Avon 5= Harewood 5 Selwyn 5= St Margaret’s College 6 HSOB Burnside 2 7 Avon 7 University 8 HSOB Burnside B 8 Sydenham
PREMIER RESERVE
Championship Competition Premier Reserve A 1 HSOB Burnside 1 HSOB Burnside 2 Hornby Cats 2 Carlton Redcliffs 3 Rangiora 3 Christchurch Boys High School 4 Rangi Ruru Girls School 4 St Andrew’s College 5 Christchurch Girls High School 5 Selwyn 6 Carlton Redcliffs 6 Harewood 7 Avon 7 Hornby 8 Hornby Tigers 8 Burnside High School
Premier Reserve B 1 Selwyn 1 University 2 Harewood 2 Avon 3 University 3 Harewood Red 4 HSOB Burnside 4 Sydenham 5 Avon 5 St Bedes HSOB Burnside 6 Burnside High School 6 Shirley Boys High School 7 St Margaret’s College
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Subsidiary Competition Premier Reserve 1 1 Rangi Ruru Girls School 1 St Andrew’s College 2 Rangiora 2 Carlton Redcliffs 3 Christchurch Girls High School 3 Christchurch Boys High School 4 Hornby 4 Harewood 5 Avon 5= Selwyn 6 Carlton Redcliffs 5= University 7 Selwyn 7 Hornby
Premier Reserve 2 1 University 1 Harewood Red 2 HSOB Burnside 2 University White 3 Hornby Tigers 3 Avon 4 Harewood Red 4 Sydenham 5 Avon 5 St Bedes HSOB Burnside 6 Burnside High School 6 Burnside High School 7 Harewood Blue
FIRST GRADE
Championship Competition First Grade A First Grade A 1 Harewood 1 University White 2 Christchurch Girls High School 2 Christ’s College 3 Rangi Ruru School 3 University Maroon 4 Hornby Cats 4 Christchurch Boys High School 5 Sydenham Black 5 Selwyn 6 St Andrew’s College 6 St Andrew’s College 7 Carlton Redcliffs White
First Grade B 1 Hornby Tigers 2 Sydenham 3 Marist 4 Selwyn 5 St Margaret’s College Red 6 HSOB Burnside 7 St Margaret’s College Green
Subsidiary Competition First Grade 1 1= Rangi Ruru Girls School 1= Christ’s College 1= Christchurch Girls High School 1= Sydenham 3= Hornby Cats 3 Shirley Boys High School 3= St Margaret’s College 4 Christchurch Boys High School 5 St Andrew’s College 5 University Maroon 6 Hornby Tigers 6 St Andrew’s College 7 Sydenham Black
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First Grade 2 1 Sydenham 2 Selwyn 3 Marist 4 Carlton Redcliffs 5 St Margaret’s College Red 6 HSOB Burnside 7 St Margaret’s College Green
MID WEEK OPEN
Championship Competition 1 Hornby Black 1 Harewood Red 2 Carlton Redcliffs Red 2 Hornby Vampires 3 Carlton Redcliffs White 3 Carlton Redcliffs 4 Harewood 4 HSOB Burnside Blue 5 Sydenham 5 Linwood United 6 Hornby Gold 6 HSOB Burnside White 7 Carlton Redcliffs Black 7 University White 8 Avon 8 Sydenham Black 9 University 9 University Maroon 10 HSOB Burnside 10 Avon Blue 11 Sydenham Blue 12 Hinemoa Kaiapoi 13 Harewood Blue 14 Hornby Coyotes 15 Avon Gold
Subsidiary Competition Men Only MWOM 1 MWOM 2 1 Harewood Red 1 HSOB Burnside White 2 HSOB Burnside Blue 2 Linwood United 3 Carlton Redcliffs 3 Sydenham Black 4 Hornby Vampires 4 University White
MWOM 3 1 Hinemoa Kaiapoi 2 Avon Blue 3 University Maroon 4 Sydenham Blue 5 Avon Gold 6 Hornby Coyotes
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 13 UNDER 18
Championship Competition 1 Rangiora 1 Christ’s College 2 Harewood 2 Harewood 3 Rangi Ruru Girls School 3 Hornby 4 Hornby 4 St Andrew’s College 5 Christchurch Girls High Red 5 Christchurch Boys High Blue 6 Avon 6 Burnside High School 7 St Margaret’s College 7 Selwyn 8 Burnside High School 8 Rangiora 9 St Andrew’s College 9 St Bedes HSOB Burnside 10 Christchurch Girls High School Blue 10 Christchurch Boys High Black 11 Shirley Boys High School
Subsidiary Competition Under 18 Under 18 1 Hornby 1 Christ’s College 2 Rangi Ruru Girls School 2 Harewood 3= Harewood 3= Hornby 3= Rangiora 3= Selwyn 5 Christchurch Girls High School Red 5 Burnside High School 6 Burnside High School 6 Selwyn 7 Avon 7= Christchurch Boys High Blue 8 St Andrew’s College 7= Rangiora 9 Christchurch Girls High School Blue 9 St Bedes HSOB Burnside 10 St Margaret’s College 10 Christchurch Boys High Black 11 Shirley Boys High School
UNDER 15
Championship Competition 1 Hornby Tigers 1 Carlton Redcliffs 2 Selwyn 2 Harewood 3 Sydenham 3 St Andrew’s College 4 Avon 4 Christ’s College Black 5 Carlton Redcliffs 5 St Bedes HSOB Burnside 6 Hornby Cats 6 Hornby 7 Rangiora 7 Selwyn 8 St Margaret’s College 8 Shirley Boys High School 9 Christ’s College White
Subsidiary Competition Under 15 Division 1 Under 15 Division 1 1 Selwyn 1 Carlton Redcliffs 2 Hornby Tigers 2 Harewood 3 Avon 3 Christ’s College Black 4 Carlton Redcliffs 4 St Andrew’s College (late withdrawal) 5 Sydenham
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Under 15 Division 2 Under 15 Division 2 1= Hornby Cats 1 St Bedes HSOB Burnside 1= Rangiora 2 Christ’s College 3= Rangi Ruru Girls School 3 Hornby 3= St Margaret’s College 4 Shirley Boys High School 5 Selwyn
MASTERS
1 Hornby 1 Harewood 2 Harewood Red 2 Ashburton 3 Carlton Redcliffs Red 3 Carlton Redcliffs 4 HSOB Burnside 4 Selwyn 5 Avon 5 Avon 6 Waimakariri 6 Selwyn HSOB 7 Carlton Redcliffs White 7 University 8 Harewood Blue 8 Sydenham 9 Sydenham 9 Fossils 10 Wizards
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 15 PARAGON COMPUTER SUPER SIX COMPETITION WINNERS
South Island
MEN’S DIVISION 1 Harewood WOMEN’S DIVISION 1 HSOB Burnside MEN’S DIVISION 2 HSOB Burnside WOMEN'S DIVISION 2 Rangi Ruru Girls School
Club Super Six
MEN’S DIVISION 1 Harewood WOMEN’S DIVISION 1 Carlton Redcliffs MEN’S DIVISION 2 Harewood WOMEN’S DIVISION 2 Rangi Ruru Girls School
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Grass Hockey started the 2006 season on 22 April. There were teams in the women's and the men's grades, the same as it has been for a few years now. The players do not change much from season to season. All are involved in the format and decisions that are made within the grass grades, so there are few problems during the season.
The wet spell in the middle of the season was a problem but most games were rescheduled to another ground. Life is simple on the grass. After two rounds teams were split into two pools and then semis and finals.
The finals day was at Nunweek Park as this is the only venue we have now. Congratulations to the Harewood Women and HSOB/Burnside Men for winning their finals. Thank you to the Harewood Club, Dave Crake and his team, for preparing the grounds. Well done boys.
Mike McIlroy did a great job again preparing the draw and taking everyone’s request on board. Not an easy task keeping everyone happy. It has been an enjoyable season supporting players and umpires who turn up every week in all weathers.
Hope to see you all again next season.
Bev Savage Grass Grade Convenor
FINAL GRASS POINTS TABLE
Women Men
1 Harewood 1 HSOB Burnside
2 Hornby 2 Harewood
3 Avon 3 Avon
4 Otautahi 4 Selwyn Green
5 Sydenham 5 Hinemoa Kaiapoi
6 Hinemoa Kaiapoi 6 Selwyn Blue
7 Selwyn 7 Hornby
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 17 FACILITIES
NUNWEEK PARK The Turf This is holding up well and has had only minor flooding throughout the year. The surface maintains its levels all round and it would be considered advantageous to install a cannon watering system. Some Stage 2 lighting will require replacing.
Grounds Once again Bill Lynn has done a sterling job in maintaining the Nunweek facility with painting, fence and goal repairs and turf dressing. The boundary trees will require topping.
Staffing Bill continues to provide voluntary hours well above his contracted hours during the winter months and is prepared to give it another year. Facility staff provide back up during the winter months.
Future 2007 will see the replacement of security netting north and south, new goal nets, the scoreboard will be upgraded, fence repairs done, along with a little colour added by planting. The flagpoles will be put back into position.
Nunweek Park is a very valuable asset to Canterbury Hockey.
PORRITT PARK The Turfs No. 1 Turf is scheduled to be replaced in part during November 2006 and this is scheduled to be completed prior to December. Internationals have been played with Japan and Malaysia, club competitions, representative trials and games and National Hockey League games.
With the variable winds it has been a difficult task at times to water the turf fully as the previous hose connections are now obsolete and it has been budgeted for couplings to be joined to the in-ground water system so that hoses can be connected.
The turf is kept in good trim by constant machine dressing each week when possible; some Stage 1 lighting is due for replacement during February 2007 to improve lux readings.
No 2 Turf is once again being repaired during October 2006; some seams are very bad and some ripples have to be rectified. All Stage 1 lighting has been upgraded during 2006; Stage 2 lights will need replacing in 2008.
Investigations will be made to improve the fencing. There are problems with the turf cleaning as there are no hose connections as well as a lack of power points for easy access.
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 18 The Grounds The development of car parks on the western side of the park will take place during the 2007 season and should cause minor disruption and eventually that side will become the main gate.
The warm-up areas alongside the turfs are in place and well used.
The power lines have now been buried in ground from the No. 1 scoreboard which is much better. The Council has installed a pathway on the southern bank which gives access to the proposed car park. The Council has also erected security lighting on the southern poles which provides excellent lighting. The garden areas are good and require considerable work to keep them neat and tidy.
Heavy rain during the year turned the No. 2 turf into a water bed type surface due to a severe blockage in the drain to the river. This was caused by tree roots entering the drain because sealers were not in place.
The Facility The Supporters Club Lounge continues to be popular with good facilities for food and beverage for users. The Supporters Club has installed a trophy cabinet and has also framed photographs of the old and new Porritt Park developments. Framed memorabilia has also been placed on the walls.
All doors downstairs were painted and locks repaired during the year, and some carpet laid in a few areas; the changing rooms are due for painting in 2007.
Stage II development of the stadium is still to be completed and it is anticipated that this may be in 2007.
Staff Facility Staff continue to work well at Porritt and Nunweek Parks to meet the requirements of the hockey community. Mel Rainbow and Bill Lynn have indicated their wish to continue through 2007 and are looking forward to assist in hosting the National Universities Tournament, the National Indian Tournament and the Federation Cup and the inaugural combined senior men’s and women’s tournament during 2007.
We, the staff, Peter, Mel and Bill, look forward to 2007 by assisting in the provision of a good, clean and safe environment for all users of Porritt Park and Nunweek Park.
Peter Seymour Facilities Manager
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Kookaburra Summer Camps Two summer camps were again run early in January and were very successful. These camps are going from strength to strength. Thanks to all the coaches who helped out and made these camps the success they were. The Hockey Stars camp did not have as much of an impact this year as it was held in December. Our numbers were up 44per cent on 2005, (which in turn were up 40 per cent on 2004). A total of 182 players attended. The feedback received indicates they were enjoyed by all, especially the chance to watch the Black Sticks train and the autograph session from them as well.
Scottwood Trust Pathway Squads Again these sessions were an excellent vehicle to give the under age representative players a good start to the season. Overall these were very successful and again my thanks go out to the coaches who helped out.
The main aim was to move back to the basics and as such a different skill was concentrated on every week with various drills concentrating on the technique being used.
The attitude of the majority of participants was excellent. They were motivated and wanted to learn. These players would have gained a lot out of the sessions.
Courses Coaching courses that were run during the year were generally well attended. It is getting more and more difficult to fit these in during the season due to turf constraints and time constraints of participants.
We had 17 coaches come through the “Getting Started” courses and the Level One course attracted 22 coaches.
Numerous Kiwi Hockey courses were also held in schools over the year.
The Hockey Ball Because of some excellent feedback from coaches who receive this publication we continued with it again for 2006.
Another six issues were published and sent out to over 300 coaches on our database. These publications feature any up-and-coming events, a coaching drill, an umpiring rule tip, a feature article and anything else I can think off. Our thanks to Just Hockey who have helped with the cost of this publication.
School Visits This year we have contacted in excess of 50 schools with 33 taking up the offer of us coming into their school and taking classes for hockey. To date the ADO’s and myself have had 2900 school children go through the hockey programme.
Unfortunately the weather conspired against us during the middle two terms and a number of visits had to be cancelled.
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 20 Council Cup This year we had a number of issues to deal with when organising this competition:
1 The school term started a week later 2 The timing of Easter
This caused problems as we had to fit the competition into a shorter timeframe than usual. Apart from this the competition ran smoothly and as always was a great vehicle for clubs to assess potential players and have some match time before the season started.
Again my thanks to Keith Harvey for the umpire allocations. This continues to assist with the smooth running of the competition.
South Island Super 6 This tournament was again a great success. We had 35 teams from all over the South Island attending, playing on four fields at Porritt Park over two-and-a-half days. Good weather added to the occasion.
This tournament is the last hit out for players before the season starts and is always well patronised.
Regional Clinics Once again Canterbury ran the mid south regional coaching clinics on behalf of Hockey New Zealand. This year clinics were run for Under 15 boys and girls and Under 18 boys and girls. Player numbers are dictated by Hockey New Zealand with each association having a certain number of players they can send. Players come from South Canterbury to Nelson and this is the first stage of talent identification for Hockey New Zealand. All players have a report done on them on how they have performed so they know where they stand. This year the camps ran very smoothly and we were even blessed with fine weather.
Greg Clark Development Manager
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 21 2006 REPRESENTATIVE REPORT
Under 21 This year both teams struggled at this tournament. The men struggled to find a coach prior to the tournament, this did affect their build up and the women had lost a majority of the players who won the tournament the previous year and were definitely in a rebuilding phase.
Results for both teams: Men Women v Central won 8 – 3 v Capital won 3 – 2 v Auckland lost 1 – 4 v Central lost 1 - 3 v Capital lost 3 – 5 v Southern won 4 - 1 v Northern drew 1 – 1 v Auckland lost 0 - 3 v Southern won 7 – 1 v Midlands lost 2 - 4 v Midlands won 4 – 1 v Northern lost 2 - 3 v Northern lost 3 – 5 (3/4) v Capital won 1 – 0 (5/6)
Under 18 These teams performed creditably at their respective tournaments. This year we were also able to get a development team into the National U18 girls tournament which was an added bonus.
Men The men had an excellent tournament and finished a creditable second place, losing a close final to North Harbour.
Results at tournament were as follows: v Thames Valley won 9 – 0 v Nelson won 13 – 0 v Wanganui won 4 – 0 v Manawatu drew 0 – 0 v Waikato won 6 – 1 (QF) v Wellington won 2 – 1 (SF) v North Harbour lost 1 – 2 (F)
My thanks go to Andrew Hastie and Simon Bate who did some excellent work preparing this team for tournament. It is not often you get a winning NHL coach to work with a team at this level.
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 22 Women The women’s team performed well taking out fourth. This tournament also is a very tough one as well, with seven games in six days but they stuck at their task with a very creditable result.
Results are as follows: v Taranaki won 3 – 0 v North Harbour won 4 – 0 v Otago lost 0 – 1 v Marlborough won 9 – 0 v Wellington won 2 – 1 (QF) v Northland lost 1 – 2 (SF) v Wairarapa lost 0 – 1 (3/4)
Again, my thanks to Wendy Fitzgerald and Lisa Watson, who looked after this team.
The development team that went away ended up in the same pool as two of the top four teams, however, despite some losses this team played to win every game and ended up in seventeenth position.
Results were as follows: v Northland lost 1 – 8 v Tauranga lost 1 – 3 v Hawkes Bay lost 1 – 3 v Wairarapa lost 0 – 3 v Bay of Plenty won 5 – 0 v Marlborough drew 3 – 3 v Otago Country won 9 – 0
Thanks to Mark Beatson who helped with trainings and to Issy Thomson who took the team away at short notice.
Under 15 The Under 15A boys had a very tough competition and played very well in getting third place. This is a young team and will be better for the experience. Once again this was a tough tournament with seven games in six days.
Results were as follows: v South Canterbury won 4 – 0 v Tauranga won 5 – 0 v Counties Manukau won 2 – 1 v Otago lost 0 – 3 v Waikato won 7 – 5 (QF.2 all after full time we won 5 – 3 on strokes) v Wairarapa lost 2 – 3 (SF) v Otago won 1 – 0 (3/4)
The under 15B boys had a tough tournament in Horowhenua finishing middle of the competition. This tournament is a mixture of A and B teams. They finished third in theiur pool behind Auckland B and Marlborough and lost the first crossover.
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 23 Results as follows: v Marlborough lost 0 – 2 v Auckland B lost 1 – 4 v Waikato B won 5 – 4 v Wanganui B won 8 – 0 v Hawkes Bay B won 4 – 0 v Manawatu B lost 1 – 2 v Waikato B won 4 – 0
Thanks to Matt Cunningham, Russ Fergus and Ian Gillespie who looked after the team.
Girls The Under 15 girls won their tournament for the second year in a row which is a great achievement. This team played consistently all week and were deserved winners. It is a great result to win this tournament and even harder to do it again.
Results were as follows: v Bay of Plenty won 7 – 0 v Waikato won 2 – 0 v Poverty Bay won 10 – 0 v Wairarapa won 6 – 0 v Manawatu won 2 – 1 (QF) v North Harbour won 3 – 2 (SF) v Waikato won 3 – 2 (F 1 - 1 after full time we won 3 – 2 on strokes)
Again my thanks go out to Cathy Baker and Matt Ling who worked hard to make this a winning team. The Under 15B girls made it a clean sweep for Canterbury in this age group. This team worked well together right from the time the team was picked till the end of the tournament.
Diane Lancaster created an excellent environment and the team responded in kind.
Results were as follows: v Horowhenua won 9 – 0 v Wellington B won 3 – 0 v Bay of Plenty won 3 – 2 v North Harbour won 2 – 1 v Thames Valley won 4 – 0 v Waikato B won 2 – 1 (SF) v Auckland B won 3 – 1 (F)
Greg Clark Development Manager
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 24 REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS AND RESULTS
TANDOORI PALACE CANTERBURY CATS National League Placing - Second Haeleigh Albon Anna Burns Stacey Carr Honor Dillon Jo Galletly Leigh Grimwood Nikki Grimwood Aimee Heaps Kelly Hodgkinson Amanda Hooper Bridget Kight Pip Lloyd Tambra McGarvey Jane Maley Meredith Orr Liz Perry Kate Saunders Charlotte Walker
Coach: Murray Connor Manager: Jenny Duck Videographer Daniel Inns Physio: Helene Isaac
SCENIC CIRCLE HOTEL CANTERBURY CAVALIERS National League Placing – Fourth Matt Anderson-Stewart Jason Bradley Morgan Balderstone Hugh Copland Paul Derham Andrew Gardiner Nick Haig Daniel Harrington Mitch Hayde Andy Hayward Simon Hobson Reuben Koorey Andy McIntosh Simon Maister Andrew Nation Jason Niles Jan Peterson Mike Rea Bradley Shaw
Coach: Grant Edwards Manager: David Cattermole Assistant Coach: Robin Wilson Physio: Sarah Braithwaite
CANTERBURY SENIOR WOMEN National Tournament – Did not attend
CANTERBURY SENIOR MEN National Tournament – Did not attend
CANTERBURY U21 WOMEN National Tournament Placing – Fifth Haeleigh Albon Harriette Cambridge Pippa Hayward Amy Kiesanowski Pip Lloyd Jackie Knobloch Sarah Law Amanda Murray Monique McKenzie Josie O’Reilly Liz Perry Lizzie Rae Krystal Scott Emma Steer Jane Thomson Jeanette Ullyett
Coach: Daniel Inns Manager: Sara Daji Physio: Devint Fakir
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 25 CANTERBURY U21 MEN National Tournament Placing - Fourth Matt Anderson-Stewart Mark Coleman Chris Greensheilds Nick Haig Mitch Hayde Andy Hayward Simon Hobson Sam Kumbaroff Reuben Koorey Matt Ling Ivan McAuley Jason Niles Craig Paterson Zach Staples Dan Wickham Clay Wilson
Coach : Greg Clark Manager: Linda Bezema Physio: Devint Fakir
CANTERBURY U18A WOMEN National Tournament Placing – Fourth Bridgette Allen Hana Ashworth Manning Emily Ballinger Harriette Cambridge Pippa Hayward Emma Law Annabel Linterman Carissa McGregor Jacqui Moorfield Fiona Morrison Kate O’Donnell Suzie Pottinger Lizzie Rae Jenna Takamore Nicole Yee Emma Yule
Coach: Wendy Fitzgerald Manager: Lisa Watson
CANTERBURY U18B WOMEN National Tournament Placing - Seventh Chloe Balderstone Erin Bermingham Emily Broughton Kiriana Brown Gabby Galletly Connie Greer Anna Harvey Charlotte Henley Sarah Jones Connie Murray Shauney O’Loughlin Charlotte Rowland-Jones Margot Thomson Charlotte White Greer Williams
Coach : Issy Thomson Manager: Rose Galletly
CANTERBURY U18A MEN National Tournament Placing - Second Cameron Albon Richard Bain Angus Brown Robert Bruce Robert Buhler Joshua Byrne George Connell William Davidson Kenny Duncan Mitchell Hayde Tim Morton Ryan Proffitt Jonathon Spence Isaac Staples Zach Staples Richard Storey
Coach: Andrew Hastie Manager: Chris Bain Assistant Coach: Simon Bate
CANTERBURY U15A GIRLS National Tournament Placing – First Sam Brown Jamie Bolton Sarah Byers Kim Campion Kate Chapman Danielle Dore Sian Fremaux Amelia Gibson Zoe Goss Jordan Grant Holly Grammer Grace Kiesanowski Rochelle McGregor Olivia Merry Jenny Storey
Coach: Cathy Baker Manager: Clare Byers Assistant Coach: Matt Ling
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 26 CANTERBURY U15A BOYS National Tournament Placing – Third Hitaua Arahanga-Doyle Dillon Cumberpatch Liam Cumberpatch Matthew Currie George Enerson Paul Everest Charles Hadfield Cameron Hayde Angus Hazlett Michael Hishon Tom Mouldey Hayden Sinclair Errol Staples Daniel Tisch Delane Traber
Coach: Gavin Cumberpatch Manager: Adrian Mouldey Assistant Coach: Glenn Hayde
CANTERBURY U15B GIRLS (Division 2) National Tournament Placing - First Hayley Aburn Annabelle Brown Mallory Goss Gabriella Leighs Kate Spence Rachel McCann Alice MacLeod Arna McLeod Brigitta Rennie Nicole Ruddiman Olivia Smeele Brylea Smith Danielle Smith Kate Spence Johanna Theelen
Coach: Diane Lancaster Manager: Karen Aburn
CANTERBURY U15B BOYS (Division 2) National Tournament Placing – Seventh Ned Allison Levi Barrow Matt Brydon Ryan Gillespie Lewis Commons Matthew Crake Hamish Gawn McKenzie Gawn Nathan Nordquist Kieran Palmer Robert Patterson Alex Pattrick Innes Redwood Hugo Robertshaw Alex Ross
Coach: Matt Cunningham Manager: Ian Gillespie Assistant Coach: Russ Fergus
MASTERS
NATIONAL MASTERS MEN 55+ Tournament Placing – First Peter Ashton* Malcolm Begg Bob Best Robin Breakwell* Graeme Cox Hugh Derham Ian Galletly Lloyd Hughes Don Le Page Gary Marshall John Maunsell Andy Olesen Roy Parry Dick Pettet Tony Saunders Murray Tasker
Coach: John Maunsell Manager: Graeme Cox
NATIONAL MASTERS MEN 50+ Tournament Placing – First Mike Pettet David Clements Grant Orpwood Richard Munt Craig Galloway Ian Rhodes Steve Barrow Robbie Green* Murray Bonnington* Richard Bluett Martin Higgins Graham Jackson Craig Burtt Steve Hume Geoff Chalklen
Coach: Lee Munt Manager: David Fuller
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 27 NATIONAL MASTERS MEN 45+ Tournament Placing - Fifth David Upjohn Bruce Small Michael Rogers George Carnoutsos Graham Belcher Richard Thompson Michael Sloan Martin Perry Dick Spiers Tony Hutchins Bruce Coxon Cliff Franklin Tim Crump Russ McLaren Martin Single Martyn McLean
Coach: Tane Apanui Manager: Peter Benden
NATIONAL MASTERS Men 40+ Tournament Placing - Second John Slaughter Andy Lewis Mike Rakowitz Peter Donohue Greg Pierce Bruce Mclean Murray Johnson Warwick Shillito Ian Riach Greg Clark Andy Innes Graham Teague Bruce Radovonich Glenn Hayde David Grundy Paul Bamford
Coach: Glenn Hayde Manager: Chris Bain
NATIONAL MASTERS WOMEN 50+ Tournament Placing – Third equal Pam Thompson Shirley Ainsworth Ruth Soper* Ann Harper Jenny Cochrane Helen McPherson* Linda Stone Robin Cox Jenny Dunbar* Jewel Te Karu Ann Regan Raeleen de Joux* Robyn Neeson* Lorraine Vender Judy Hawker Dorothy Walker*
Coach: Leonie Agnew* Manager: Judy Hawker
NATIONAL MASTERS WOMEN 45+ Tournament Placing – First Issy Thomson Sally Moorfield Pip Wilson Rhonda Agass Mary Anne Dunlop Shirley Haig Pam Chapman Jill Searle Janette Kruize Chris Berry Marian Crookbain Di Mcpherson Cathy Baker Judy Groves Kathryn Cunningham Henrietta Latimer
Coach: Richard Munt Manager: Anna Morgan
NATIONAL MASTERS WOMEN 40+ Tournament Placing – Second Francie Clark Barbara Sheate Jane Jenkins Sue Shearer Debbie Perry Shorty Fleming Sue Caughey Jill Emerson Lyn Jansen Lisa Kennedy Ingrid Cadenhead Debbie Hockley Sue Innes Nicki Goss Lorraine Rouse Usha Ganda-Wilson
Coach: Pat Barwick Manager: Henrietta Latimer
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 28 NATIONAL MASTERS WOMEN 35+ Tournament Placing – First Lyn Steele Carolyn Tooby Tanyia Legge Mandy Ormandy Anita Vince Jenny Hicks Katherine Pierce Hilary Stubbs Wendy Fitzgerald Sharon Scott Michelle Guy Chris Errington Chris Rayward Kate Bowden Sharon Harding Sally Davies
Coach: Rob Balderstone Manager: Wendy Hughes
*Denotes draft player
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 29 NEW ZEALAND REPRESENTATIVES
Congratulations to the following players who were chosen to represent New Zealand 2005/2006.
New Zealand Men New Zealand Women Hayden Shaw Stacey Carr Bradley Shaw Honor Dillon Hugh Copland Jo Galletly Shea McAleese Jane Maley Meredith Orr Clarissa Eshuis Bridget Kight Michelle Hollands
Asst Coach: John Christensen Asst Coach: Paul Derham Video Analyst: Paul Derham
National Development Squads (not named in NZ teams) Men Women Michael Bevin Aimee Heaps Andy Hayward
2006 Train on Squad Nick Haig Jan Petersen
New Zealand Masters Men New Zealand Masters Women Dave Clements (50+) Ruth Soper (50+) Marty Higgins (50+) Jill Searle (50+) Graham Jackson (50+) Christine Berry (50+) Craig Burtt (50+) Mary Ann Dunlop (45+) Martin Perry (45+) Pip Wilson (45+) Tony Hutchins (45+) Rhonda Agass (45+) Warwick Shillito (45+) Diane McPherson (45+) Graham Belcher (45+) Sue Shearer (40+) Murray Johnson (40+) Tanyia Legge (35+) Mike Rakowitz (40+) Katherine Pierce (35+) Peter Donohue (40+) Hilary Stubbs (35+) Ian Riach (40+) Lyn Steele (35+) Dick Pettet (50+) Sharon Scott (35+) Mike Pettet (50+) Craig Galloway (50+) Geoff Chalklen (50+) Andy Oleson (55+) Malcolm Begg (55+) Peter Ashton (55+) Tony Saunders (55+)
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 30 Junior Black Sticks Junior Black Sticks Nick Haig Liz Perry
National U18 Men’s Team National U18 women’s Team (January 2006) (January 2006) Nick Haig Tara Clinick Reuben Koorey Fiona Morrison
Tiger Turf – Boys U16 Tiger Turf – Girls U16 (September 2006) (September 2006) George Connell Jacqui Moorfield Josh Byrne Pippa Hayward George Enersen Amelia Gibson Isaac Staples Chloe Balderstone Annabel Linterman Greg Clark (Head Coach)
International Umpire Appointments Nigel Iggo Craig Gribble
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 31 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY HOCKEY SCHOLARSHIP REPORT
Canterbury Hockey continued its association with Lincoln University this year. The applications for 2006 were well up on the previous year and we had in excess of 30 players wanting to be involved.
This year Haeleigh Albon was named hockey scholar of the year. Haeleigh is a hard worker and her performance at the U21 tournament, her elevation to the Canterbury Cats along with Haeleigh being named in the Junior Black Sticks squad all contributed to this award.
Canterbury Hockey would like to thank Lincoln University for their support and partnership on the scheme which has now become a well established part of Canterbury Hockey and is one of the biggest draw cards CHA has for getting new blood into the region.
Scholars
Year One Year Two Year Three
Emma Steer Jeanette Ullyett Geoff England Dylan Robinson Kate Roughan Andrew Nation Hamish Quinn David Burtt Jason Niles Chris McKenna Chris Greenshields
Reuben Koorey Amanda Murray Kate Howell Brendon Malcolm Rebecca Heenan Haeleigh Albon Samara Heeney Alexandra Harding Warwick Allen
Year 4 (Post Graduate)
Murray England
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 32 TOURNAMENTS
Canterbury hosted three national tournaments in 2006.
In March 2006 Canterbury hosted the National Masters tournament. This is the largest tournament on the hockey calendar and 52 teams entered in the four men’s and four women’s age groups. Canterbury entered in the eight categories and competed most successfully. The organising committee were very thorough in their approach to the tournament and are to be congratulated on the successful planning.
Canterbury once again hosted the Rankin Cup tournament in August and the participating Christchurch school representatives planned another successful tournament. A small group of junior hockey appointed personnel successfully co-ordinated the Hatch Cup tournament at which 27 teams competed. The Nunweek Park secondary school tournament was held again in 2006 and this provided an opportunity for those schools not participating in the national secondary tournaments to participate with their peers.
In 2006, Canterbury Hockey hosted three home games for the Tandoori Palace Canterbury Cats and two home games for the Scenic Circle Hotels Canterbury Cavaliers.
Canterbury Hockey is fortunate that when tournaments and National League games are allocated, there are willing numbers in the hockey community to assist in the planning and organising along with the hockey staff. This is a key to the smooth running of event hosting in Canterbury and is a common theme on tournament evaluation reports from participating teams.
In 2007 Canterbury will host the Secondary Schoolgirls Federation Cup in August, and the planned combined senior men’s and women’s tournament in September. Being played in April is the National University tournament and in June the National Indian tournament.
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 33 CANTERBURY JUNIOR HOCKEY
Junior Competitions The competitions this year utilised yet another venue that became available to junior hockey players. The JMC now currently administers competitions at Porritt Park, Nunweek Park, St Margaret’s College, Burnside High School, Boys High School, Girls High School, Sydenham, Medbury School, Cathedral Grammar School, Wycola, and various grass grounds. The administration and supervision of all those venues went smoothly and with very few problems. The few issues the JMC was required to deal with occurred where either a parent spectator and or a coach went beyond the bounds of acceptable behaviour.
Playing numbers for 2006 were static with increases in girls numbers and a decline in boys numbers. The decline in boys playing hockey is a concern to Canterbury Hockey and something the Board/JMC is addressing.
Team numbers in 2006 Boys Turf 10 Teams Girls Turf 12 Teams Boys Super 8 11 Teams Girls Grass 8 Teams Boys Super 8 11 Teams Girls Super 8 22 Teams Boys Intermediate 8 12 Teams Girls Intermediate 8 19 Teams Boys Junior 8 11 Teams Girls Junior 8 26 Teams Mini Teams 29 Teams
Competition Placings and Trophy Winners Boys 11-a-side Turf Preliminary championship Harewood Red Division 1 Major Championship – Lin Thompson Trophy Carlton Redcliffs Division 2 Major Championship Malvern Knockout Championship Harewood Red Peter Woods Memorial Trophy for Fair Play Cathedral Grammar School
Girls 11-a-side Turf Preliminary Championship Division 1 Hornby Preliminary Championship Division 2 Avon Major Championship Division 1 – Jan Hardie Trophy Harewood Red Major Championship Division 2 Marist Major Championship Division 3 St Margaret’s College Knockout Championship Hornby Cathy Baker Trophy for Fair Play Avon
Turf Rankings for 2007 Boys Girls 1. Carlton Redcliffs 1. Harewood Red 2. Harewood Red 2. Hornby 3. Cathedral Grammar School 3. Avon 4. HSOB Burnside 4. Carlton Redcliffs 5. Medbury 5. Marist 6. Malvern 6. HSOB/Burnside 7. Sydenham 7. Harewood Blue 8. Harewood Blue 8. Cathedral Grammar School 9. Avon 9. St Margaret’s College 10. Selwyn 10. Selwyn House/Rangi Ruru School 11. Sydenham 12. St Andrew’s College ______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 34 11-a-side Grass - Girls Major Championship Harewood White Knockout Championship Harewood Red
Boys Super 8 Minor Championship Harewood Blue Major Championship Division 1 Cathedral Grammar Maroon Minor Championship Division 2 Cathedral Grammar White
Girls Super 8 Major Championship Division 1 Carlton Redcliffs White Minor Championship Division 1 Carlton Redcliffs White Major Championship Division 2 Hornby Gold Minor Championship Division 2 Selwyn House School A Major Championship Division 3 Rangi Ruru Girls School Supplementary Championship Division 3 Rangi Ruru Girls School
Boys Intermediate 8 Major Championship Division 1 Harewood White Major Championship Division 2 Sydenham Supplementary Championship Division 1 St Michaels Church School Supplementary Championship Division 2 Harewood Blue Supplementary Championship Division 3 Cathedral Grammar School St Andrew’s College
Girls Intermediate 8 Major Championship Division 1 St Marks School Major Championship Division 2 Selwyn House Major Championship Division 4 Harewood White Supplementary Championship Division 1 St Marks School Supplementary Championship Division 2 Selwyn House School Marist Supplementary Championship Division 3 Hornby
Boys Junior 8 Major Championship Division 1 St Marks Gold Major Championship Division 2 Harewood Red
Girls Junior 8 Major Championship Division 1 Harewood White Major Championship Division 2 HSOB Burnside Angels Minor Championship Division 2 Hinemoa Kaiapoi Major Championship Division 3 Hornby Cats Major Championship Division 4 Hornby Wasps
Coastal Print Super Six The Tenth Annual Super 6 Tournament had fewer entries than usual because of scheduling difficulties. The tournament was required to be held on Easter Monday and Tuesday due to a conflict with Regional Clinic scheduling over the rest of the holidays. It was however a very competitive tournament with some excellent games played. Thanks to Jenna Takamore and Gaby Leighs for their efforts as Tournament Controllers and to Coastal Print for their sponsorship of the event.
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 35 Coastal Print Super Six Tournament Results Boys Girls 1. Cathedral Grammar School 1. Harewood Red 2. Harewood Red 2. Avon 3. Medbury 3. Hornby Gold 4. Harewood 4. Marist 5= Selwyn 5. Cathedral Grammar School 5= Red Devils 6. St Margaret’s College 7. HSOB Burnside 8. Carlton Redcliffs 9. Harewood Blue 10. Hornby Black 11. Sydenham/Selwyn/Avon combined 12. Harewood White
Players of the Tournament Kip Mouldey (Cathedral Grammar School) Victoria Steel (Hornby)
Tournaments Teams Kip Mouldey (Cathedral Grammar School) Gabrielle Morgan – GK (Avon) Garrick Cummins (Harewood) Ali McLean (Harewood) Willie Hayde (Harewood) Claudia Leighs (Harewood) Ben Radovonich (Medbury School) Hannah Martin (Harewood) Luke Cracroft-Wilson (Medbury School) Victoria Steel (Hornby Gold) Stephen Raika (Red Devils Bailey Kennedy (HSOB Burnside) Benjamin Gow – GK (Selwyn) Meg O’Connell (Marist) Kate O’Donnell (Marist) Phoebe Steele (St Margaret’s College)
Finances The Junior Management Committee operated close to budgeted expectations
Coaching and Development Southern Stars Coaching Academy this year had 64 field players and 12 goal keepers attending. This elite coaching programme was extended to five weeks in 2006 and was a great success. Thanks go to the many top coaches involved for assisting in this player development programme.
Junior Umpiring The new programme made considerable progress in 2006, building on the inaugural year of 2005. A team of full time coaches worked diligently with the umpires throughout the season. A monitoring system was put in place to assist in the coaching and ultimate grading of the umpires. Graeme Wright, Mandy Watts, and Ray Webster worked with the 11-a-side umpires and Jo Steele, Te Paea McGregor, and Ashley Neale worked with the Super 8 Umpires. Progress has been considerable and optimism is high that there will be further progress in the next couple of seasons as the umpiring coaching and monitoring programme beds down further. The JMC is optimistic that clubs will do more in terms of their own coaching and development pre-season and within the season to complement the work being done by the JMC/CHUC.
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 36 Umpiring Awards Graeme Wright Trophy Best Male 11 Aside Umpire Charles Hadfield
Marilyn Downward Trophy Best Female 11 Aside Umpire Bridgette Allen
Ray Webster Trophy Most Improved 11 Aside Male Umpire Jamie Watts
Ray Webster Trophy Most Improved 11 Aside Female Umpire Sandy Clark
Mandy Watts Trophy Most Promising 11 Aside Male Umpire Daniel Tisch
Dot Copley Trophy Most promising 11 Aside Female Umpire Jenny Storey
Ashley Neale Trophy Best Super 8 Male Umpire Kieran Palmer
Jo Steele Trophy Best Super 8 Female Umpire Holly Gibbs
Nunweek Te Paea McGregor Trophy Most Improved Super 8 Male Umpire Stewart Alexander
Te Paea McGregor Trophy Most Improved Super 8 Female Umpire Antonia Haynes
St Margarets Whistler’s Trophy Most Improved Super 8 Male Umpire Peter Clark
Whistler’s Trophy Most Improved Super 8 Female Umpire Emily Henderson
Umpires Appointed to Tournaments Hatch Cup Charles Hadfield, Jamie Watts Collier Trophy Bridgette Allen, Hayley Aburn
McGrath Trophy Sean Coupe, Sandy Clark South Island Festival of Hockey Amelia Gibson
Representative This was another successful year for your junior representative teams. The Canterbury A Boys made the final of Hatch Cup, Canterbury A Girls were fifth at the Collier Trophy, the Canterbury B girls won the McGrath Trophy, the Development Squad Girls were second at the South Island Festival of Hockey and the Canterbury B Boys and Development Squad Boys performed very creditably at the Hatch Cup and McGrath Trophy tournaments respectively.
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 37 Acknowledgement A large number of people put in a considerable amount of time and effort to ensure junior hockey flourishes. I would like to thank the coaches, managers and administrators from all the clubs and schools, venue supervisors, umpire coaches, umpires, draws administrator, representative coaches/managers and Southern Stars coaches for their contribution. Lastly I would like to acknowledge all the work done by the JMC members to plan and co-ordinate all the various aspects of junior hockey administration. It has been an excellent year, made all the better with nineteen consecutive weeks of hockey.
Chris Edwards JMC Chairperson
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 38 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS
Boys U13 Hatch Cup Jeremy Brydon Edward Commons Sam Crone Lachie Davidson Calum Freeman Isaac Gray Harrison Grundy Lars Harwood William Hayde Kip Mouldey James Prentice Ben Radovonich Stephen Raika Paul Schultz James Skurr Jaymin Williams
Coach: John Radovonich Manager: David Crake Assistant Coach: Alan Hyndman
Boys B Primary Ari Barrow Garrick Cummins Simon Demler Oliver Dunn Vaughan England Bradley Forrest Benjamin Gow Carl Hastie George McDougall Thomas Mitchell William Munn Jake Lewis Nick Phipps Swain Parkinson Matthew Wallis Kyle Schacherer
Coach: Jonathon Spence Manager: Gerald Cummins Coach: Jeremy Sheaf
Boys Development Squad John Aitken Peter Anderson Callum Armstrong Thomas Batt Duncan Bridgman David Brydon Jonathan Chang Luke Cracroft-Wilson Nick Christeller Rob Christeller Brendan Evans Angus Maindonald Callum Slaven Shannon Stott Richard Woodtli Jeorge Yee
Coach: Sam Kumbaroff Manager Hamish Aitken Assistant Coach: Bernard Christeller
Girls U13 Collier Trophy Sophie Cocks Jessica Deakins Lucy Flattery Gina Hart (c) Bailey Kennedy Victoria King Emily McGregor Hannah Martin Kendra Noble Meg O’Connell Kate O’Donnell Victoria Steel Helena Trollope Georgia Woodill (vc) Charlotte Worner Annabelle Wright (vc)
Coach: Chris Edwards Manager: Louise O’Connell Assistant Coach: Diane Lancaster
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 39 Girls Primary B Sophie Abbott Katie Edwards Letitia Gillespie Tyler Harris Hannah Hill Kate Lange Claudia Leighs (c) Anne McKecknie Allie McLean Hannah McLeod Rebecca Midgley Alex Monteath Alice Sharples Julia Spiers Kristina Wheal Bridie Zarifeh
Coach: Matt Cunningham Manager: Rhonda Lange Assistant Coach: Rowan Brankin
Girls Development Squad Leah Butt Ruby Hauschild Charlotte Hemens Megan de Lambert Ella McLean Libby Masefield Phillipa Mathews Louise Merrick Gabrielle Morgan Julia Newsome-White Phoebe Steele Clara Todd Isabella van Woerkom Emily Watson Stephanie Webber Sarah Walcott
Coach Craig McIntosh Manager Gill Burrell Assistant Coach: Lisa Watson
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 40 JMC REPRESENTATIVE AWARDS
Canterbury Boys Player of the Year Ben Radovonich Chris Edwards Trophy
Canterbury Girls Player of the Year Gina Hart Chris Edwards Trophy
Canterbury Boys Most promising Player of Kip Mouldey the Year – Shaw Family Trophy
Canterbury Girls Most promising Player of Sophie Cocks the Year – Lisa Pursey Memorial Trophy Victoria Steel
Canterbury B Boys Most Valuable Player Benjamin Gow Koorey Family Trophy
Canterbury B Girls Most Valuable Player Allie McLean Wendy Fitzgerald Trophy
Canterbury Boys Development Squad Most David Brydon Valuable Player – Koorey Family Trophy
Canterbury Girls Development Squad Most Emily Watson Valuable Player – Wendy Fitzgerald Trophy Sarah Walcott
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 41 MASTERS
The key to the success of Masters’ Hockey in Canterbury has been the continued dedication and enthusiasm of not only our players, but the conscientious people that have unselfishly contributed their time on a number of committees to provide the appropriate governance of our competitions and tournaments. We are fortunate to have had excellent support from our umpires, facilities staff and the CHA.
The local 2005-2006 season was the starting point of an extraordinarily successful year for Canterbury Masters’ hockey. Players can enter the competition at the age of 30+ for women and 35+ for men. Many of these players are kept in the game of hockey at this stage of their lives by being able to enjoy the strong competition with their peers, without their sport encroaching on their time commitments to young families. At the other end of the spectrum, we retain players who would have otherwise left the sport, citing their inability to keep up with their younger team mates. The advent of the new 55+ grade at national level has further supported the growth of masters’ hockey.
The local competition for the 2005-2006 season was again a hard-fought battle that produced some excellent hockey. The Harewood Club team again dominated the men’s competition, whilst the women’s competition was won again this year by Hornby.
Ashburton continues to field a men’s team which hosts one of our local teams each week. All teams that travelled to Ashburton appreciated the competitive hockey and hospitality provided by the Ashburton team.
Special mention must be made of the outstanding contribution and co-operation we have been afforded by our umpires. Specific acknowledgment and thanks are made to Pam Thompson for her effort in appointing umpires throughout the season and taking responsibility for the draw.
Continued support from our facilities staff in preparing, maintaining and manning the facilities has ensured the smooth running of our competition. Our sincere thanks are extended to them. Also we must acknowledge the support received from the CHA staff in many areas.
The local competition provides the springboard for many of our players to launch their ‘provincial’ and even ‘national’ careers at representative level, which is a goal which may have eluded some in their younger years. The age criterion is 35+ for women and 40+ for men. An increasing number of our Canterbury players are gaining national representative honours. It is evident on the national masters scene that many associations are in awe of the strong presence of the Canterbury contingent at the various tournaments. Our collective support for our teams and our camaraderie is unrivalled.
Canterbury Hockey hosted the National Masters’ tournament in March 2006. Canterbury was well represented in all grades of the competition and the final results were very pleasing. Gold medals were achieved in 35+ women, 40+ women, 45+ women and 50+ men categories, with silver medals awarded to 40+ men and 55+ men. The competition was extremely tough and many of the games were closely fought. In particular, the 45+ women’s grade was one of the more closely contested categories this year. The 50+ men won their final on penalty strokes. Seventeen of our women and twenty five of our men were selected for national teams from this tournament. Thank you to all the coaches and managers whose considerable commitment ensured one of our most successful results to date.
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 42 We are grateful to the CHA for hosting such a successful tournament and I wish to acknowledge specifically the support and advice given by members of our Masters’ Committee to the tournament organising committee. Thanks must also be given to our sponsors who donated funds to assist with the costs of hosting this tournament.
In summary; the continued success, growth and viability of masters’ hockey in Canterbury has been ensured by the players, coaches, managers, committee members and all ancillary support people involved. Their commitment and co-operation have been second to none.
Mary-Anne Dunlop Chairman Masters’ Committee
______CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION – 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 43 CANTERBURY HOCKEY SUPPORTERS’ CLUB
Canterbury Hockey has had a successful year led by the masters’ teams winning a number of their age group grades. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those Supporters’ Club members that helped out on the gates and looked after the car parks. As well a big thank you to all who acted as team liaison officers for the tournaments held in Christchurch.
Sportsman/Woman of the Year The awards were presented at Porritt Park during the National Hockey League games on 7 October.
Sportswoman of the Year Tania Brownlee – from the Hornby Club Sportsman of the Year Bram Beuger – from the University Club
Golf Golf Tournament winners were
HSOB/Burnside Team Cup Rangiora (Phil Agent, Phil Downes, Alan Ford and Tony Stephenson) Thomson Cup Alan Ford C.H.S. Cup Phil Downes Bob Erikson Memorial Kevin Kiernan Norm Palmer Salver Ron Archer
Raffles The raffles are selling well at O’Sheas on Thursday nights but the Club could do with more assistance.
Karaoke Night This year we put on a Karaoke night for the kids. As the kids enjoyed the night, we will try to make this an annual event.
2006 Officers Patron Ross Gillespie President Graham Brosnahan Vice President Trevor Harvey Secretary Jeanette Higgins Treasurer/Register Keeper Trevor Good Committee Pam Sunnex Alan Edwards Graeme Cox Wayne Lovell Denis Sloan Auditor G. Payne
Graham Brosnahan President
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The CHUC committee members and umpires once again had a busy season and my thanks to the committee members for the hours they have put into organizing various events. Ted Gilliver stepped into the breach when the appointer resigned and undertook the appointing of the named umpires for the season and my thanks go to Ted as he stood down from that part of his involvement at the end of the previous season. I would also like to extend my thanks to Mandy Watts and Ray Webster who attended Porritt Park every Saturday morning on most occasions prior to 8.00 am to coach the junior umpires. The standard of umpiring at this level showed a marked increase over the previous season and augers well for coming seasons. There are some very promising umpires in the junior ranks and I am sure that many will progress into higher grades in the coming years.
During the season we had an evening for club umpires to sharpen up their skills and this was well attended. My thanks to Nigel Iggo for hosting that evening. It is our intention to hold another of these evenings prior to the commencement of next season and all clubs will be invited to attend. Craig Gribble held a training evening for CHUC umpires at the start of the season and this was well attended and my thanks to Craig for the presentation. Over the course of the season I received a number of complaints about umpires ability and nearly all of these complaints were directed at club umpires. It is in their own interests and of benefit to hockey that the clubs make use of this session next season. To all of the CHUC umpires my thanks for their efforts over the season, I know that with deferments and changes it meant we had to reorganize some appointments and all umpires co-operated fully to ensure things went smoothly. In addition we had a number of umpires who had to stand down due to injury during the season and this did create some shortfalls in some grades.
Next season sees possibly the biggest change in the rules since the removal of the offside rule and that is the deletion of the requirement for a team to have a goalkeeper on the field. Teams will have the option of playing with a fully equipped goalkeeper, a keeper with a face mask or with eleven field players. This will result in umpires being able to commence a game without having to wait until a goalkeeper arrives which is often quite frustrating for umpires and players. This will also mean that umpires will have to be even more vigilant on aspects of dangerous play in the circle and we will be keeping a close eye on this as next season progresses. Umpires are coming to grips with the correct interpretation of the ball hitting the foot. However it is still noticeable that some players still call ‘foot’ every time the ball hits a foot and is not penalized. This could be blown even less if players were to understand the intention of the rule and hopefully clubs and coaches will make sure their players have a clear understanding of this rule next season.
This season saw the committee undertake the review of the Terms and References and this will be considered at a special meeting prior to CHUC’s Annual Meeting later this year. No CHUC committee members are due to stand down this year and all have indicated they will continue. However an appointer will be called for along with a vice chairperson. Finally thanks to all the umpires, CHUC and club, who helped make the season a success.
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CHUA Most Improved Junior Girl No nomination for 2006
CHUA Most Improved Junior Boy Charles Hadfield
Colleen Cameron Trophy Best Overall Junior Umpire Bradley Aburn
CHUA Silver Whistle Bradley Aburn (Highest Achievement by a Junior Umpire)
CHUA Trophy Player/Umpire of the Year Alan Hyndman
Mary McGregor Trophy - Most Improved Female Umpire Nicola Rankin
Ted Gilliver Trophy – Most Improved Male Umpire Bradley Aburn
Jeanette Harper Salver – For Overall Excellence Nigel South
CHUA Golden Whistle Nigel Iggo (Highest Achievement by a Premier Umpire)
CHUA Trophy for outstanding Contribution Graeme Wright by a Committee Member
Graeme Wright CHUC Chairperson
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PLATINUM SPONSORS: • Canterbury Community Trust • Lion Foundation • New Zealand Community Trust • Pub Charity • Scottwood Trust
GOLD SPONSORS: Bendigo Valley Sports & Charity Foundation Canterbury Foundation Canterbury Hockey Supporters Club Donnithorne Simms Just Hockey Meridian Energy Hockey New Zealand Paragon Computers QEII Sports & Leisure Centre The Southern Trust Sportsmed Tandoori Palace Trusts Charitable Foundation
SILVER SPONSORS: 92 More FM Canterbury Century Foundation Christchurch Casino Coastal Print DA Lewis & Co Key Business Partners Kookaburra Lion Breweries McDonalds Family Restaurants Montana Wines Number Works Scenic Circle Hotels Parkhouse Landscape & Garden Supplies
BRONZE SPONSORS: Action Signs Air New Zealand AMI Insurance AMP Argent Anthony Harper Lawyers Ballantynes Cavell Leitch Law Christ’s College Cameron Air & Seafreight Coca Cola Amatil Court Theatre Cutler Menswear Caversham Foundation Europcar Ginger Meggs Griffins CTV Cathedral Television Heinz Watties HiStress Concrete John Bull Cycles Harewood Hockey Club Konica Minolta Kevin Clarke Photography – CMG Sport Lincoln University Radio Sport Rainbow Print Shell Carlton Corner Shirley Holiday Shoppe Taylors Master Valet Telfer Young Ltd The Press
SUPPORTING SPONSORS: First Sovereign Trust Initial Healthcare Mad Butcher Metro Charitable Trust Rangi Ruru Girls School Wild West Mini Golf
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