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Annual Report 2010 P: (03) 360 3010 • F: (03) 360 3014 E: Hockey@Hockeycanterbury.Co.Nz W: HIGHLIGHTS National Champions 2010 Canterbury Hockey Canterbury Under 21 Women • Canterbury Under 18 B Girls • Canterbury Under 15 B Girls • Canterbury Masters 40+ Women • Canterbury Masters 50+ Men Association (Inc.) Canterbury Masters 45+ Women • Canterbury Masters 55+ Men Porritt Park, September 4 2010 Canterbury Hockey Assn. PO Box 20 143, Bishopdale, Christchurch 8543 Annual Report 2010 P: (03) 360 3010 • F: (03) 360 3014 E: [email protected] W: www.canterburyhockey.org.nz HIGHLIGHTS Canterbury Under 21 Women win the 2010 Hockey New Zealand National Under 21 Women’s Tournament. Canterbury Masters 50+ Men, Canterbury Masters 55+ Men, Canterbury Masters 40+ Women and Canterbury Masters 45+ Women each win their respective divisions at the 2010 Hockey New Zealand National Masters Tournament. Canterbury Under 18 B Girls win the 2010 Hockey New Zealand National Under 18 Girls’ Championship Tournament. Canterbury Under 15 B Girls win the 2010 Hockey New Zealand National Under 15 Girls’ Championship Tournament. Canterbury players Stacey Carr, Samantha Charlton, Amelia Gibson and Kate Saunders play test matches for the New Zealand Black Sticks national women’s team. Highlights for this team in 2010 were a silver medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games (Carr), seventh at the World Cup (Carr) and fifth at the Champions Trophy (Carr). Chris Leslie was assistant coach of this team. Canterbury players Nick Haig, Bradley Shaw and Hayden Shaw play test matches for the New Zealand Black Sticks national men’s team. Highlights for this team in 2010 were a bronze medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games (Haig, B. Shaw & H. Shaw), ninth at the World Cup (Haig) and sixth at the Champions Trophy (Haig, B. Shaw & H. Shaw). Canterbury players Jamie Bolton and Rachel McCann (captain) included in the New Zealand national youth Olympic women’s team that finished third at the 2010 Youth Olympics in Singapore. A total of 33 Canterbury players named in various New Zealand Masters teams. Karen Bennett attains FIH International Umpire accreditation. Nigel Iggo umpires at the 2009 FIH Men’s World Cup Qualifier held in Quilmes, Argentina and at the 2010 FIH Men’s Champions Trophy held in Monchengladbach, Germany. Gareth Greenfield umpires at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India. Hosted the 2010 Hockey New Zealand Federation Cup secondary schoolgirls’ tournament. Christchurch Boys’ High School (Rankin Cup) and St. Margaret’s College (Federation Cup) win national secondary school titles. Selwyn Maister and Richard Munt awarded Life Membership of the Canterbury Hockey Association. Local participation numbers, as registered with Hockey New Zealand, increased by 132, with 4,046 registered in 2010. CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION | ANNUAL REPORT | 20101 Contents Highlights 1 Contents 2 Association Overview 3 Association Office Bearers, Staff & Committees 4 Appointments To External Committees/Positions 5 Chairman’s Report 6 Chief Executive Officer’s Report 8 Sponsorship, Events & Marketing Report 10 Participation & Development Report 13 Facilities Report 15 Competitions Report 17 Umpires Report 29 Representative Teams Report 32 National Representatives 42 Tournament Hosting Report 44 Association Awards 45 Acknowledgements 48 Financial Report 49 Appendix A: Canterbury Artificial Surfaces Trust Annual Report 60 Appendix B: Canterbury Hockey Supporters’ Club Report 72 Photo of Porritt Park on the front cover provided courtesy of Steve McNeill, Christchurch City Council. Photos of representative teams on the back cover provided courtesy of CMG Sport. CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION | ANNUAL REPORT | 20102 ASSOCIATION OVERVIEW The Canterbury Hockey Association is the peak body responsible for the administration of the sport of hockey in Canterbury. The aims for which the Association is established and maintained are: To offer the widest possible opportunities for all persons to participate in the game of hockey and to make hockey a readily accessible sport and recreation for all. To provide all participants with the opportunity to excel by developing their game to their chosen or actual potential. To provide a healthy social environment for participants and others associated with the game of hockey. (The comprehensive list of the Association’s aims can be viewed in the Association’s Constitution, under the heading ‘Objects’.) The Mission Statement of the Association is: Canterbury, hockey’s dominant province Hockey, Canterbury’s family sport The current Strategic Ob ectives of the Association are: Governance & Management: The Canterbury Hockey Association operates as a successful and financially sustainable business. Fields & Facilities: Available physical resources allow participants to maximise their involvement in the sport. Participation & Development: Substantially increase sustainable participation in hockey. The Family Of Hockey: Develop and grow the culture that is the family of hockey. High Performance: Excel at the national level. CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION | ANNUAL REPORT | 20103 ASSOCIATION OFFICE BEARERS, BOARD, STAFF & COMMITTEES Office Bearers Co-Patrons Mayor Bob Parker & Mayoress oanna Parker President Mark Beatson Vice-Presidents eannette Harper, Lin Thompson Board Of Directors Elected Directors Richard Munt Chairman), Patrick Coupe, Craig Mc ntosh (to June 2010), Sandra Pooch, Gary Spence, Diane estaway nee Lancaster Board Committees Awards Mark Beatson, eannette Harper, Lin Thompson Coaching & Development Mark Beatson, Mary Deakins, Diane estaway Finance Patrick Coupe, Paul Duggan, Greg Pierce Judicial Richard Munt, Gary Spence Policies Gary Spence, Diane estaway Sponsorship Patrick Coupe, Craig Mc ntosh Staffing Michelle Hollands, Chris Maister, Richard Munt Staff Chief Executive Officer Tim Shannahan Administration Manager Margaret Huckstep CoachForce Hockey Officer Chris Leslie Development Manager Greg Clark (to February 2010) Facilities Manager Peter Seymour (retired February 2010), Dean McConville from February to October 2010 Facilities Officers Bill Lynn (retired December 2009) Facilities Caretaker Bevan Fergusson (from February 2010) Participation & Development Manager Sun ay Ganda (from March 2010) Sponsorship, Events & Marketing Manager ate Baxter (to March 2010) Operations Coordinator iv otton (from July 2010) Operational Committees Competitions erry Dyson (Chairman), Graham ackson (Secretary), Mark Leighs, an McDonald, Mike Mc lroy, Sally Moorfield, Lin Thompson, ohn Turner Junior Management Craig Mc ntosh (Chairman), David McGregor (Deputy Chairman), Andrea Heath (Secretary), o Anderson, Nick Harris, Martin Single, Simon Taylor, Mandy atts Masters Mary Anne Bellamy (Chairman), Pam Thompson (Secretary), ohn Maunsell (Treasurer), Lisa Cassidy endy Hughes, Craig ggo, Richard Pettet Umpires eannette Harper (Chairman), aren Bennett, Lyndsey ones, an McDonald, Nyel Rodger, Andrew Spence, Mandy atts CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION | ANNUAL REPORT | 20104 APPOINTMENTS TO EXTERNAL COMMITTEES/POSITIONS Hockey New Zealand Vice President Lin Thompson Board of Management Chris Maister Masters Council Pam Thompson, Lloyd Hughes Youth Council Hilary Stubbs, Andrew Brydon South Island Regional Forum Tim Shannahan (Chairman) Canterbury Sport Canterbury Artificial Surfaces Trust Peter Cox (Treasurer), Selwyn Maister (Chairman), Sandra Pooch Canterbury Sports Foundation Tim Shannahan arious photos of the earth uake damage at Porritt Park CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION | ANNUAL REPORT | 20105 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT hat can you say when you have literally had the rug pulled from under you’ as we truly did with the September 4 colossal earth uake. The damage to our turfs at Porritt Park is catastrophic, as most of you will have seen through the media or perhaps by a walk about visit. Fortunately due to the more stable underlying ground at Nunweek and Marist parks those turfs were only slightly affected. There is a uniting strength in that we each experienced the ferocity of the event and know only too well through our own personal difficulties or those of friends and family the hurdles we face in recovery. am asked often hat is happening with Porritt Park , and can say that we are investigating all possibilities. our Canterbury Hockey Association Board, the executive staff and the Canterbury Artificial Surfaces Trust CAST are all working with utmost haste and diligence to replace the lost turfs as uickly as possible. There are many challenges in achieving the best outcome for Canterbury hockey and assure you all that this is paramount in all we do. am hugely relieved and grateful that CAST have commenced the construction of the second pitch at Nunweek well ahead of schedule. This pitch is now scheduled for completion around late February. This will provide us with three artificial pitches at the start of the 2011 season, the same as for the start of the 2010 season. ou may be aware that we had indicated in the Christchurch City Council’s LTCCP long term community council plan we need five full si ed pitches to be near optimal capacity to suit our current playing numbers. The replacement of the Porritt pitches will provide that. n the mean time we will need to adapt to suit the limited turf availability and the Board ask the cooperation and understanding of the hockey community in this respect. Our financial position has been favourable again this year under tight management, which as our CEO reports has placed us in the favourable position of being able to move ahead uickly in assisting with the costs of Nunweek 2. e have also been able to
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