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School Programs, Revitalised Hockey Products, Association/Club Support
4 President’s report It is with great pleasure that I success as she prepares to move on 2019 also saw the launch of the introduce the 2019 Annual Report to pastures new in late 2020. The Sultana Bran Hockey One League and reflect on what has been legacy she leaves is which will be a pivotal cog in the another milestone year for our significant. The longstanding commercialisation of hockey in sport here in Western Australia. In relationship with Curtin Australia. Notwithstanding the the face of unprecedented University continues to grow and the delays in preparing and signing legal competition hockey continues to long term strategic support we framework documents, the season lead the way in contemporary receive in the areas of high kicked off in October and the Perth gender parity and accessibility to performance, Asian Engagement Thundersticks men’s and women’s participants throughout Western and infrastructure development teams were launched. The Australia. ensures the continuing enhancement commercial support through of hockey in WA. sponsorship will be the lifeblood of The ever-changing face of our flagship teams and again, I’d like governance principles has seen Our Asia Engagement ambition to take this opportunity to thank many sports fall foul to external cemented its placed in our long term those partners who engage with us influences and I’m proud to say that vision as we embarked on multiple in our foundation year and I urge the hockey has remained resolute in projects to enhance Hockey WA’s hockey community in WA to get maintaining its sovereignty in our relevance and standing amongst our behind our cause in season 2 and federated system. -
Annual Report 2018
Annual Report 2018 The Western Australian Hockey Association (Inc.) Honour Board The Western Australian Hockey Association (Inc.) Life Members L Abbott R Charlesworth AO P Goodridge MBE* V Longson* J G Ardagh* D Crothers C D Harper* H McManis OAM* J Banks J T Cruickshank* R J Jewell D C McKenzie* L Barrett* S Davies AM D Johnson* G Mounsey F D Beames* E A Eastman OBE* S J Johnson* C B Nicholas OAM T C Bedells* V Fallows* A Kelly L Packham N Bezant C A Faulds* D R Kelly AM* I Pitt* G Boyce A Fuhrmann K Kemp M A Reynolds* P Bradshaw* N Giles OBE* T St J Kennedy* F N Sermon* M Campbell OBE* I Glass* K Leggett P Scott C J Carne V Gooch M Kinsella* A J Todd* P T Carter AM* B A Goodheart OBE* S Leece R E Wood Award of Merit (includes previous recipients of the Reg Goodridge Service Award) L Abbott A Fuhrmann H McManis OAM* D Rees D Allen R Glencross* J McMeekin R Reitze* G Ashley V Gooch P Montgomery M Reynolds* J Banks S Hahnel G Mounsey D Scanlon* G Bell* C Harper* F Murray W Scott* N Bezant J Harrington C Naylor B Sharpe S Bibra* R Jones G Napier D Smart F Brown R Jewell J Nettleton H Smith A Brazier* D Kelly OAM* C Nicholas OAM M Sutherland E Burgess* M Kinsella* B Nugent S Tonkin H Byles* T Lalor S O’Hara V Villamil P Collins J Leece S O’Sullivan L Waldron S Davies AM S Leece L Packham J Wright* J Edsall* K Leggett I Pitt* A Emslie N Mannolini R Rate Hockey Australia Life Members R Charlesworth AO E A Eastman OBE* S Leece C Nicholas OAM S Davies AM B Goodheart OBE* F Murray Hockey Australia Award of Merit R Aggiss G Getley L Packham M Adams* -
CUHC – Annual Report – Season 2019
Curtin University Hockey Club Curtin Stadium, Curtin University www.cuhc.org.au CURTIN UNIVERSITY HOCKEY CLUB ANNUAL REPORT SEASON 2019 1 Curtin University Hockey Club Curtin Stadium, Curtin University www.cuhc.org.au Contents Curtin University Hockey Club .............................................................................................................. 3 Life Members ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Office Bearers for the 2019 Season ...................................................................................................... 3 Executive Committee ........................................................................................................................ 3 Operational Committee .................................................................................................................... 4 Award Winners ...................................................................................................................................... 4 Club Awards ...................................................................................................................................... 4 Women’s Best and Fairest ................................................................................................................ 5 Men’s Best and Fairest ...................................................................................................................... 5 Junior’s Best and Fairest .................................................................................................................. -
Sentinel Homes Trans-Tasman Series Media Guide
SENTINEL HOMES TRANS-TASMAN SERIES MEDIA GUIDE The Sentinel Homes Trans-Tasman series features four doubleheaders between the Vantage Black Sticks and the Kookaburras and Hockeyroos in the build-up to the Tokyo Olympics. All eight matches will be played at the new Massey University turf in Palmerston North. The series is possible due to the opening of the trans-Tasman bubble in mid-April, allowing quarantine-free travel between the two countries. The matches will be the first internationals in New Zealand since the FIH Pro League was interrupted by Covid-19 in March last year. The Black Sticks squads for the Tokyo Olympics will be named in the week after the Trans- Tasman series. Match schedule: Thursday 27 May 5.30pm Vantage Black Sticks Men v Kookaburras 7.30pm Vantage Black Sticks Women v Hockeyroos Friday 28 May 5.30pm Vantage Black Sticks Men v Kookaburras 7.30pm Vantage Black Sticks Women v Hockeyroos Sunday 30 May 1pm Vantage Black Sticks Women v Hockeyroos 3pm Vantage Black Sticks Men v Kookaburras Tuesday 1 June 5.30pm Vantage Black Sticks Women v Hockeyroos 7.30pm Vantage Black Sticks Men v Kookaburras Format: Matches are played in four 15-minute quarters. If a match is drawn, it will result in a best of five shootout followed by a sudden death shootout if needed. TV coverage: All eight matches will be broadcast live on either SKY Sport 2 or SKY Sport 9 as well as free to view on SKY Sport Next. Venue: The Massey University facility is a state of the art artificial hockey turf at the Manawatū campus that was opened in June 2020. -
Annual Report Contents
2019 Annual Report Contents Our Purpose 3 Commissions and Committees: Indoor 24 Hockey Australia President and Executive Report 4 Commissions and Committees: Country 28 A Message from the Australian Sports Commission 8 Commissions and Committees: Masters 29 A Message from the Australian Olympic Committee 9 Championships Overview and Results 31 A Message from Commonwealth Games Australia 10 Officiating 34 STRATEGIC PRIORITY 1 11 Financials 37 Address the inefficiencies in our sport Hall of Fame and Life Members 56 STRATEGIC PRIORITY 2 13 Improve participant recruitment and retention Sponsors 59 STRATEGIC PRIORITY 3 14 Ensure sustained international success STRATEGIC PRIORITY 4 19 Increase the visibility and commercial viability of hockey STRATEGIC PRIORITY 5 20 Enhance the digital experience STRATEGIC PRIORITY 6 21 Safeguard the integrity of our sport STRATEGIC PRIORITY 7 22 Ensure financial sustainability STRATEGIC PRIORITY 8 23 Strengthen employee engagement and retention Hockey Australia Annual Report 2019 2 Our Purpose TO LEAD THE GROWTH Our Values: AND SUCCESS OF HOCKEY Our values are central to our way of working. IN AUSTRALIA. At Hockey Australia we will: • continue to LEAD by working collaboratively with Hockey is a sport played across Australia, from our stakeholders. the city to the country, equally by men and • operate with INTEGRITY in all areas of our work by placing women, boys and girls. the best interests of hockey in Australia at the centre of Our national teams are among the best in any decision. the world and regularly achieve podium • pursue EXCELLENCE both on and off the field of play. performances at major benchmark events. -
Annual Report 2015
ANNUAL REPORT 2015 The Western Australian Hockey Association (Inc.) SPONSORS & PARTNERS Hockey WA would like to thank our partners and sponsors for their continual support of Hockey in Western Australia. Without their generous support, Hockey in Western Australia would not be in the healthy position it is in today. The following partners and sponsors have provided support to Hockey WA in 2015. Partners Sponsors The Western Australian Hockey Association (Inc.) Contents Page Contents Office Bearers & Committees 4 Honour Board 5 Reports 8 State Teams 20 Olympians Medal 29 Charlesworth Medal 30 Premier One Division Winners 31 Results 33 Byrne & Judge Award 35 Kyle Rutter Award 35 Season Standings 36 Regional Association Results 46 Audited Financial Statements 53 Office Address:Perth Hockey Stadium, Curtin University, Hayman Road, Bentley, WA 6102 Australia Postal Address: PO Box 1090, Bentley MDC WA 6983 Telephone: (08) 9351 4300 Fax: (08) 9458 5524 Email: [email protected] Design & Editor: Mitchell Eastman Photography: Dan Carson (DC Images), contributors. Cover: WA Win U18 Boys National Championship 3 The Western Australian Hockey Association (Inc.) The Western Australian Hockey Association (Inc.) Office Bearers & Committees BOARD Phil Nillsen Martin Spencer Janene Bon Stephen Cain Pat Hall Mark Kerrigan Christine Truscott Rob Clement (President) (Vice President) (Resigned) AUDIT & FINANCE JUNIOR ADVISORY GROUP Chairperson Members Phil Nillsen Garry Fitzpatrick Kerry Gallagher Members Glen Kirkaldy Stephen Cain David Meier Peter Churack