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The Sixty-Ninth Annual Report of Brisbane Women's THE SIXTY-NINTH ANNUAL REPORT OF BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2002 PATRONESS Ms Gail Austen OAM LIFE MEMBERS Mrs A Todd (Decd) – 1941 Mrs E McDougall OAM (Decd) – 1963 Miss J Snarski – 1983 Miss J Clarke (Decd) – 1941 Mrs M Josiffe OAM – 1963 Mrs J Tidey – 1984 Mrs E T Dobbin AM MBE – 1948 Mrs F Crunkhorn (Decd) – 1964 Mrs A Parkyn – 1985 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE (Decd) – 1948 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 Mrs M Chatfield – 2000 Mrs J Heron – 2001 LONG SERVICE AWARDS Denise Byrne (15) – 1992 Keith Nix (10) – 1997 Alyson Aleksic (10) – 2000 Denise Roberts (15) – 1992 Lesley Schoenwald (10) – 1997 Sue Brough (10) – 2000 Julene Grant (10) – 1993 Caroline Schomberg (10) – 1997 Mary Cockings (10) – 2000 Jan Hadfield (15) – 1993 Judy Keen (10) – 1998 Nola Slade (15) – 2000 Jack Manders (15) – 1994 Graham Wakefield (15) – 1998 Keith Tidey (15) – 2001 June Ballantyne (10) – 1997 Michele Arnold (10) –1999 Cheryl Kann (15) – 2001 ____________________________________________________________________________________ PRESIDENT HON. SECRETARY HON. TREASURER Robin Roberts Sue Brough Mary Cockings MANAGEMENT C’TEE CONSTITUTION C’TEE VICE PRESIDENT Marilyn Chatfield Meg Brodie Sue Barsby Petra Faas Mary Cockings Jenny Heron Jenny Heron MATCH SECRETARY Lisa-Marie Jones (Res’d 2/02) Ronda Nix Lyn Thomas Meg Brodie (App 6/02) Keith Tidey (C) HONORARY AUDITOR HONORARY ENGINEER HONORARY SOLICITOR Julie Bennett Keith Nix Elizabeth O’Connor FINANCE C’TEE TIME STEWARD UMPIRES STEWARD Meg Brodie June Snarski (DP) Meg Brodie (Grass) Mary Cockings (SHC) Cheryl Kann (Turf) GROUNDS C’TEE John Bigg (invited guest) HOUSE C’TEE COMPETITION C’TEE Bev Broadfoot Bev Broadfoot Grass Mary Cockings Mary Cockings Andi Fiske Petra Faas (C) Petra Faas (C) Jenny Heron (C) Bernadette Kingsbury Bernadette Kingsbury Liz Lobb Caroline Schomberg Caroline Schomberg Robyn Sneddon Jenny Tidey 1 COMPETITIONS C’TEE GRADING COMMITTEE GRADING COMMITTEE TURF TURF GRASS Robyn Andersen Di Brodie (C) Di Brodie Marilyn Chatfield Jenny Heron Jenny Heron (C) Jenny Heron (C) Liz Lobb Lisa-Maree Jones (P) Wendy Stephens JUDICIARY C’TEE UMPIRES & Helen Allan QWASC DELEGATES TECHNICAL Robyn Andersen Jenny Heron Julie Ashton-Lucy Di Brodie Bernadette Kingsbury Meg Brodie Margie Brown GROUNDS COMMITTEE Marilyn Chatfield (C) Cheryl Budd John Bigg Mary Cockings Laura Filby Bev Broadfoot Gaye Henderson Andi Fiske Jenny Tidey Liz Moffatti Amanda Higgs Debbie Rollason Judy Keen HQ DELEGATES Lyn Thomas Jaime Keogh Sue Brough Caroline Schomberg Mary Cockings U18 SELECTION C'TEE Kerry Waugh Robin Roberts (P) Marilyn Chatfield (C) Amber Worth Joy Lewis VETERANS SELECTION C'TEE SENIOR SELECTION C'TEE Kym Bell (C) SHC BOARD MEMBERS Marilyn Chatfield Jenny Heron Mary Cockings (P) Margaret Dilger (C) Diana Young Robin Roberts SHC ORGANISING C’TEE LEGENDS BOARD MEMBER Mary Cockings Robin Roberts Cheryl Kann Lyn Thomas (C) BWHA STAFF ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION MANAGER ASSISTANT DEVELOPMENT Kathy Duggan Carly Vincenzi Kristina Dickman REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF COACHING REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Sharyn Simpson Margaret Dilger GROUNDSMAN DP BAR PHYSIOTHERAPIST John Bigg Denise Byrne Christine Sheppard Jason Hudson DP CANTEEN Stephanie Bennett Sally Brough Sonja Caird Kate Creevey Kathryn Duggan Alistair Foard Leonie Gill Nerieada Gill (Co-ordinator) Kate Harten Jillian Hogan Kirstin Mackay David Power (Cook) Shannon Rawding Erin Rearden-Smith Julia Wood SPORTS TRAINERS John Thomas Peter Lynskey Chris Kingston-Lee Bruce Oakhill Damien Gray Helen Phillips Sheryl Hockaday Rohan Force Stiven Kuss Rachel Banff Tony Jaffrey 2 HONORARY MEMBERS Mr Tony Aleksic Ms Julie Bartlett Mr John Bigg Miss Bev Broadfoot Mr John Bozuwa Mrs Ros Cameron Mr Ross Carrington Mr Brad Duggan Mr Ian Dunlop Ms Karen Groves Mr Jim Hawthorne Mrs Helen Hill Mr Noel Hockaday Mrs Jean Hooper Ms Jan Hughes Mrs Irene Leeming Mr Peter Lynskey Ms Sue McLatchey Mr Keith Nix Mr Bruce Oakhill Mr Des O'Connor Mrs Pam Patteson Mrs Rose Pappalardo Mrs Daphne Pirie MBE Ms Stephanie Rea Mr Nigel Roberts Mrs Bev Sunderland Mr Mike Thomas Mr John Thomas Mr Keith Tidey Mr Graham Wakefield 2002 MEETINGS MANAGEMENT (10) COUNCIL (9) Attendance Name Attendance Club 9 Robin Roberts 9 Ascot Women’s Hockey Club Inc 9 Sue Barsby 8 Bulimba Women’s Hockey Club Inc 4 Meg Brodie (App Feb ’02) 9 Commercial Hockey Club Inc 7 Sue Brough 9 Commodores Hockey Club 6 Mary Cockings 9 Eastern Suburbs Hockey Club Inc 7 Marilyn Chatfield 9 Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Inc 4 Margaret Dilger (Guest) 9 Logan Hockey Club Inc 6 Petra Faas 6 Northern Suburbs Women’s Hockey Club Inc 9 Jenny Heron 9 Pine Hills Hockey Club Inc 1 Lisa-Maree Jones (R’sgn Feb ‘02) 3 Pine Rivers Women’s Hockey Club 7 Desley Mackay 8 QUT Hockey Club Women’s Section 9 Lyn Thomas (Guest) 8 Redcliffe Leagues Hockey Club Inc 9 St Andrews Ladies Hockey Club Inc 9 South Brisbane Eagles Hockey Club Inc 8 South West United Hockey Club Inc 7 University of Queensland Women’s Hockey Club 8 Valley Women’s Hockey Club Inc 3 CONTENTS Page President’s Report 5 Secretary’s Report 6 Treasurer’s Report 9 Constitution Committee Report 10 Competitions Portfolio Report 10 Match Secretary Report 12 Umpires (Grass & Turf) Stewards Report 12 Development Portfolio Report 13 Regional Director of Coachings Report 14 Regional Development Officers Report 16 Representative Team Report 16 Tours Report 17 Equipment, Apparel & Uniform Report 17 Infra-Structure Portfolio Report 18 Grounds Committee Report 19 House Committee Report 19 Records 20 Senior Points Table 20 Umpires Badges 25 Southern Cross Teams & Results 27 State Championships Teams & Results 29 Queensland Representatives 31 International Representatives 33 Hockey Queensland Officials 34 Appendix Financial Statement – Year ending 30 September, 2002 1 - 15 4 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Once again it is my pleasure to report on the performance and activities of a great association. An association made great only by the dedication and loyalty of such a fine group of people who make up the volunteers and staff of Brisbane Women’s Hockey. It would be unfair to single out any particular person for special mention as the various reports on the following pages speak for themselves. It is comforting to see such camaraderie, and mate ship developing within our subcommittees and the sense of service displayed by our staff and members. There are many reasons for all of us to feel extremely proud of our association. It is obvious that BWHA is not just a sporting group and with this in mind we have agreed to assist a local community group in 2003, The Riverside Quilters Group. This group makes quilts to support terminally ill children at our local Royal Children’s Hospital. This goes to prove that we are a service organisation in more ways than one. But it is more than that. It is teamwork. Teamwork, with exceptional leadership provided by our committee members, that has made BWHA a leading association in our sport. Many would agree the words of Lisa Carruthers, member of Australian Women’s Hockey Team, 1996 Atlanta, “and the journey is the reward.” In the last year, some of the our achievements have been: Installation and upgrade of computers for our office Launch of our web site - bwha.com.au Winning all bar two State Championships The continued maintenance of three major parks in Brisbane Management of one of the largest single gender associations in Australia The receival of grant monies to appoint a development officer Growth in numbers of junior and senior hockey players Successful hosting the U11 Southern Cross Significant contribution to the growing Southern Skies School Hockey Tournament Establishing the inaugural structured Southern Cross Hockey Committee with ‘voted in’ office bearers from all member associations The sharing of a $600,000 facilities development grant for Downey Park for 2002 and a further shared $600,000 for the continuing upgrade, which commenced October 2002. With an impressive list like that you would think that we were a corporation. With financial year-end results just to hand I can report that we have had another exceptional year. The year commenced with a commitment by Management to only increase fees by the GST component, the numbers looked tight. The additional $20 for an umpiring levy, aided our new project. The Umpires Club started a program for turf umpiring development. There is no doubt this was an added cost, however, the draw card was if a player completed their umpiring obligations then a refund was assured. The umpiring plan looks set to continue and build from this base to expand in 2003. With the completion of the upgrade of fields 8,11,12, 2 and 6 and the commencement in October of this year on fields 1 and 9 and March 2003 fields 4 and 5 popularly known as the “Cabbage Patch”. We now have a solid foundation to take full advantage of this for the 2003 season and our 70 th birthday year. Thank you to the Queensland Amateur Women’s Sports Council, Thelma Crouch and the Brisbane City Council, Maureen Hayes for their assistance with the upgrading of our park and the continued support and appreciation of what Downey Park means to so many. We are extremely excited to be hosting the State U13 Championships in June 2003, with planning meetings already well underway.
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