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2006 Annual Report THE SEVENTY- THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2006 PATRONESS Cr Maureen Hayes LIFE MEMBERS * Denotes deceased Mrs A Todd * – 1941 Mrs E McDougall OAM * – 1963 Mrs J Tidey – 1984 Miss J Clarke * – 1941 Mrs M Josiffe OAM* – 1963 Mrs A Parkyn – 1985 Mrs E T Dobbin AM MBE *– Mrs F Crunkhorn * – 1964 Miss J Ellis – 1988 1948 Miss B Watson * – 1969 Mrs N Gordon – 1989 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE * )–1948 Miss S Otto – 1970 Mrs L Thomas – 1990 Mrs K Langan – 1954 Mrs J Viertel OAM – 1972 Mrs J Mecklem – 1992 Miss W McMullin * – 1955 Mrs F Wastell – 1979 Mrs R Nix – 1995 Miss L Mauchlan – 1956 Mrs E Green * – 1980 Mrs J Proctor – 1999 Miss N Mauchlan * – 1956 Dr M Hughes OAM – 1981 Mrs M Chatfield – 2000 Mrs E Grealy – 1958 Miss H Scraggs OAM – 1982 Mrs J Heron – 2001 Miss I Sim - 1961 Miss J Snarski – 1983 Miss M Cockings - 2002 LONG SERVICE AWARDS Denise Byrne (15) – 1992 Sue Brough (15) – 2005 Graham Wakefield (20) – 2003 Denise Roberts (15) – 1992 Nola Slade (15) – 2000 Jan Hadfield (20) – 2003 Jack Manders (15) – 1994 Keith Tidey (20) – 2005 Bev Broadfoot (10) - 2004 June Ballantyne (10) – 1997 Cheryl Kann (15) – 2001 Liz O’Connor (10) -2004 Keith Nix (10) – 1997 Caroline Schomberg (15) – 2002 Helen Allen (10) - 2005 Lesley Schoenwald (10) – 1997 Julene Grant (15) – 2003 Robyn Anderson (10) - 2005 Judy Keen (10) – 1998 Meg Brodie (10) – 2003 Rhonda Bentley (10) - 2005 Michele Arnold (10) –1999 Annette Eve (10) – 2003 Lisa-Maree Jones (10) - 2005 Alyson Aleksic (10) – 2000 Amanda Higgs (10) – 2003 Nikki Taylor (10) - 2005 Val Bartlett (10) – 2003 PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Karin Walduck Kathy Duggan Mary Cockings HONORARY MANAGEMENT C’TEE VICE-PRESIDENT SOLICITOR COMPETITIONS – FIXTURES & GRADING Lisa-Maree Jones Susan Andersen Jenny Heron CONSTITUTION C’TEE HONORARY COMPETITIONS – OPERATIONS Meg Brodie AUDITOR Sonya Fisher Ronda Nix Gail Reynolds (R Aug) Mary Cockings COMPETITIONS – RECORDS & REPORTING Keith Tidey (c) HONORARY Lyn Thomas ENIGINEER COMPETITION C’TEE Keith Nix EVENTS GRASS Liz O’Connor Jenny Heron (c) HOUSE C’TEE Lesley Bennett Bev Broadfoot PROPERTY & FACILITIES Wendy Stephens Mary Cockings Bronwyn Morris Bronwyn Morris (c) FINANCE C’TEE Joyce Proctor COMMUNICATION Mary Cockings Caroline Schomberg Meg Brodie Jenny Tidey 1 BWHA 2006 Annual Report GROUNDS C’TEE GRADING COMMITTEE GRADING COMMITTEE John Bigg TURF GRASS Bev Broadfoot Jenny Heron (c) Lesley Bennett Mary Cockings Wendy Stephens Jenny Heron (c) Robyn Sneddon Debbie Wark Chris Blanchard Bronwyn Morris (c) Wendy Stephens Petra Faas COMPETITIONS JUDICIARY C’TEE QWASC DELEGATES C’TEE Helen Allan Jenny Heron TURF Elaine Badini Jenny Heron (c) Lesley Bennett QWASC BOARD Wendy Stephens Di Brodie Mary Cockings (Treasurer) Debbie Wark Sue Brough Jenny Tidey (Management) Margie Brown UMPIRES & Kelly Carlon APPEALS COMMITTEE TECHNICAL Sue McLean Di Brodie (c) Mary Cockings Petra O’Meara Robyn Anderson Sonya Fisher (c) Lauren Harten Petra O’Meara Cheryl Kann Amanda Higgs Gaye Henderson Liz Parker MARKETING Caroline Schomberg Carla Shield COMMITTEE Anita Sikes Louise Alexander U18 SELECTION Wendy Stephens HQ DELEGATES C'TEE Jodie Weatherall Karin Walduck Sue Brough Mary Cockings Nikki Taylor (c) UMPIRES STEWARD Kathy Duggan Lisa-Maree Jones Meg Brodie (Grass) Cheryl Kann (Turf) ARCHIVES COMMITTEE SENIOR Joyce Proctor SELECTION C'TEE DP TIME STEWARD Sue Brough June Snarski Nikki Taylor (c) UNIFORM OFFICER VETERANS Rhonda Bentley SOUTHERN CROSS SELECTION C'TEE C’TEE Jenny Heron (c) Mary Cockings Sandra Beirne Jenny Heron (Pres) Diana Young Lyn Thomas BWHA STAFF & PAID OFFICIALS SECRETARY ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATION Kathy Duggan Aimee Eckermann DEVELOPMENT Stacey Williamson (Res Feb 06) Sue Barsby SATURDAY ADMIN Oressia Zalucki REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF COACHING REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Sharyn Simpson Margaret Dilger (Res Mar 06) GROUNDSMAN DP BAR PHYSIOTHERAPIST John Bigg Denise Byrne Christine Sheppard Angela Coleman Wendy Proctor Caroline Schomberg CANTEEN Nerieada Gill (Co-ordinator) Amy Ryan Corey Barsby Lauren Hickling Sky Schouw Caroline Bennett Vanessa Kingsford Phoebe Sedgman Leonie Gill Kirsten Mackay Kristin Walduck 2 BWHA 2006 Annual Report SPORTS TRAINERS Rohan Force Chris Kingston-Lee John Thomas Tony Jaffrey Peter Lynskey Stuart Williams Bruce Oakhill 2006 HONORARY MEMBERS Mr Paul Askew Mr Clinton Hickling Mrs Daphne Pirie MBE Mrs Annette Asplin Mr Clarrie Hicks Mr Kevin Ralph Ms Sandra Beirne Mrs Nadine Hughes Mr Graham Roberts Mrs Rhonda Bentley Mrs Annatjie Hunter Mrs Libby Roberts Mr John Bigg Mr Ian Jennings Mr Steve Rutter Mrs Judy Blyth Mr Brian Kingsford Mrs Caroline Rutter Mr John Bowkett Mr Chris Kingston-Lee Ms Sandy Seckold Miss Bev Broadfoot Mr John Luff Mr Greg Shirvington Mrs Joanne Bruce Mr Andrew Mackay Ms Nikki Taylor Mrs Cathy Currie Mrs Rhonda Manthey Mr Mike Thomas Mr Mal Currie Ms Aleeta Micallef Mr John Thomas Mr Keith Dilger Mr Alan Myers Mr Keith Tidey Ms Aimee Eckermann Mr Keith Nix Mr Max Travers Mrs Theresa Gillespie Mrs Chris O’Sullivan Mr Graham Wakefield Mrs Pam Patteson 2006 MEETINGS MANAGEMENT (19) COUNCIL (9) Attendance Name Attendance Club 16 Karin Walduck 9 Ascot Women’s Hockey Club Inc 10 Lisa Maree Jones 8 Bulimba Women’s Hockey Club Inc 17 Kathy Duggan 9 Commercial Hockey Club Inc 18 Mary Cockings 9 Commodores Hockey Club 14 Meg Brodie 9 Eastern Suburbs Hockey Club Inc 10 Sonya Fisher 8 Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Inc 16 Jenny Heron 7 Logan Hockey Club Inc 8 Desley Mackay 9 Northern Suburbs Women’s Hockey Club Inc 15 Bronwyn Morris 9 Pine Hills Hockey Club Inc 2 Liz O’Connor 8 Pine Rivers Women’s Hockey Club 15 Lyn Thomas 6 QUT Student Guild Hockey Club Women’s Sect. 9 Redcliffe Leagues Hockey Club Inc 9 St Andrews Ladies Hockey Club Inc 9 South Brisbane Eagles Hockey Club Inc 9 South West United Hockey Club Inc 4 University of Queensland Women’s Hockey Club 5 Valley Women’s Hockey Club Inc 3 BWHA 2006 Annual Report CONTENTS Page President’s Report 5 Vice President’s Report 5 Secretary’s Report 6 Treasurer’s Report 8 Vale – Mrs Sadie Fowler 9 Competitions Portfolio Fixture & Grading 9 Operations (Inc Umpires) 10 Recording & Reporting (Match Secretary Report) 11 Development Portfolio Report Regional Coaching Director Report 11 Equipment & Uniforms, & Tours Report 13 Umpires Portfolio Turf Umpires’ Steward’s Report 13 Grass Umpires’ Steward’s Report 13 Property & Facilities Portfolio Report 14 Events and Promotions Report 15 Records Senior Points Table 15 Umpires Badges 22 Southern Cross Teams & Results 23 State Championships Teams & Results 25 Brisbane Invitational Team 29 Queensland Representatives 30 International Representatives 31 Hockey Queensland Officials 32 Appendix Financial Statement – Year ending 30 th September 2006. 4 BWHA 2006 Annual Report PRESIDENT’S REPORT After much deliberation and some considerable encouragement I decided to stand for the position of President of BWHA late last year. Lisa-Maree Jones, the incumbent President, could not guarantee her availability at the necessary level to hold the President’s position in 2006. Lisa has remained on management in the position of Vice-President to assist and pass on the valuable information that she has acquired in her two years as President, which has been much appreciated by me. When making my decision I needed to take into careful consideration the roles I already hold with Hockey Queensland as well as my work and home life. I have long been a playing member of BWHA and have held other volunteer positions in the past. Taking on the role of President was a major step not to be taken lightly. Having taken on the role, my first year has involved watching and listening to understand the workings of BWHA. It is evident from the steady growth and development over the years that BWHA has been governed in a professional manner and I needed to understand the workings before being able to offer constructive ways to enhance the association. Much of the planning was already completed for 2006 when I took over the President’s role. This has allowed me the opportunity to watch this large and vibrant association cater for its members. I have asked many questions, offered suggestions for improvement and met many wonderful volunteers in the process. 2006 has by no means been an easy year. Two BWHA staff members left at the beginning of the year (just prior to the commencement of fixtures). We are caught in the midst of a severe drought affecting the quality of the fields at Downey Park, despite the efforts of our Grounds Committee. Using the majority of the 12.30pm game timeslots at Downey Park for junior games also left some seniors disgruntled. A fifth division was added to the turf, although the anticipated Redcliffe turf was not online during the season. The condition of the playing surface of field 2 at the State Hockey Centre was a constant source of complaint, but the alternative of changing turf games to grass was not supported by the membership. We held two members’ forums towards the end of the season, to discuss issues identified at Council that affected the association and our members. We are now working during the off-season to ensure our governance is more clearly documented and communicated. The first area to be addressed is the criterion for positions, expanding on the roles listed in the By-Laws and giving members, nominees and appointers better guidelines to ensure the best possible people fill every role required by BWHA. We are also building on the past work of Lisa and Mary Cockings in continuing to update our financial procedures in line with legal requirements and fully developing our financial planning for the future. It must be said that I now have a greater appreciation for the whole picture, the worth of our unsung heroes, the volunteers at all levels.
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