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2015-2016 Nswis Annual Report 2015-2016 3 ANNUAL REPORT 2015/16 2 NSWIS ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 NSWIS ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 3 CONTENTS Minister’s Letter 4 Chairman’s Message 5 CEO’s Message 6 Principal Partner’s Report 7 NSWIS Overview 8 NSWIS Management 12 NSWIS Performance Drivers 15 NSWIS Organisational Chart 16 Leadership, Position and Culture 18 Althletes and Pathways 34 Coaching 38 Daily Training Environment 39 Competition 42 Research and Innovation 43 Performance Highlights 46 Sport Reporting 48 Financials 84 Appendix 108 Index 120 4 NSWIS ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 The Hon. Stuart Ayres, MP Minister for Sport and Recreation Governor Macquarie Tower Level 36, 1 Farrer Place Sydney NSW 2000 31 October 2016, Dear Minister, It gives us great pleasure to submit to you the 20th Annual Report for the NSW Institute of Sport, the state’s elite sporting centre of excellence, for presentation to Parliament. The report is for the 12 months to 30 June 2016 and has been prepared in accordance with section 8 of the Annual Report (Statutory Bodies) Act 1984 and Annual Reports (Statutory Bodies) Regulation 2010. Our Annual Report provides an overview of the Institute’s operations and significant achievements for the year. Yours sincerely, Gary Flowers Charles Turner Chairman Chief Executive NSWIS ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 5 CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE DURING THE REPORTING PERIOD I WAS NSWIS para rowing athlete Erik Horrie, who was named HONOURED TO BE APPOINTED CHAIRMAN OF THE Male Athlete of the Year also dominated in the lead up to the 2016 Rio Paralympic Games, collecting his third consecutive NSW INSTITUTE OF SPORT (NSWIS) AND I HAVE world title in the men’s arms and shoulders single sculls at BEEN FILLED WITH PRIDE AND ADMIRATION FOR the 2015 FISA World Rowing Championships. THE INCREDIBLY TALENTED AND HARDWORKING We also celebrated the success of our world-class coaches ATHLETES, COACHES AND STAFF AT THE NSWIS. Thewith Hon. NSWIS Stuart cycling Ayres, head MP coach Bradley McGee named as THE INSTITUTE HAS A PROUD HISTORY OF MinisterCoach offor the Sport Year and following Recreation a successful year for the NSWIS GovernorCycling Program.Macquarie Tower INTERNATIONAL SPORTING SUCCESS AND I LOOK Level 36, 1 Farrer Place FORWARD TO CONTINUING THIS TRADITION IN THE SydneyAt the NSWclose 2000 of the reporting period 81 NSWIS athletes were preparing to embark on their Olympic journey and an YEARS AHEAD. additional 47 athletes had been named on the Paralympic 31 October 2016, I would like to extend my thanks on behalf of the NSWIS team. The Institute is proud to have such a large number of Board to founding Chairman Phil Coles AM. Phil has been Dearathletes Minist strivinger, for podium performances at the Games and invaluable to the NSWIS since the doors opened in 1996 and I would like to thank the NSWIS performance teams that I look forward to working with Phil and the NSWIS Board as It giveshave ussupported great pleasure these athletes to submit on to their you roadthe 20 toth Rio. Annual Report for the NSW Institute of Sport, the state’s elite we embark on the next quadrennial. sporting centre of excellence, for presentation to Parliament. Finally, on behalf of the NSWIS Board I would like to extend Our Board is driven to address the challenges of 21st Themy report thanks is ftoor ClubsNSWthe 12 months Chairman to 30 June Peter 2016 Newell and OAM has been prepared in accordance with section 8 of the century sporting governance as we strive to build on the high Annuaand lhis Report team (Statutory at ClubsNSW Bodies) for aAct wonderful 1984 and 20 Annual years Reportsof (Statutory Bodies) Regulation 2010. performance culture at the Institute and develop innovative partnership. As Principal Partner of the NSWIS, ClubsNSW ways of achieving sustainable competitive performance. Ourhas Annual impacted Report the provides performance an overview of many of of the Australia’s Institute’s most operations and significant achievements for the year. successful athletes. The NSWIS provides coaching, performance support, and Yours sincerely, innovative training environments to targeted, nationally identified athletes and local talent. We strive to support Australian athletes to become world’s best and the 2015/16 period saw a number of athletes produce world best performances at benchmark events. In November 2015, at the NSWIS Awards Dinner, we celebrated many of these remarkable performances including Ashlee Ankudinoff’s gold medal winning and world record breaking performance in the women’s team pursuit at the GaryGary Flowers Flowers Charles Turner 2015 UCI Track Cycling World Championships. ChairmanNSWIS CHAIRMAN Chief Executive 6 NSWIS ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 CEO’S MESSAGE THE NSW INSTITUTE OF SPORT’S (NSWIS) organisations, performance staff, performance clubs, PRINCIPLE OBJECTIVE IS TO SUPPORT the national institute network, regional academy of sport network, local councils, facility managers and sponsors. AUSTRALIAN ATHLETES TO BECOME WORLD’S BEST. WE COLLECTIVELY STRIVE TO ACHIEVE The total number of athletes that will now be supported THIS OBJECTIVE BY APPLYING A WORLD’S BEST by the Institute’s world class coaching, performance support and innovative training environments will MINDSET EVERY DAY IN OUR RESPECTIVE ROLES, increase from 350 to approximately 500, an exciting WHICH IMPACTS THE SUCCESS OF OUR ATHLETES opportunity as we embark on our journey to Tokyo in IN THE SPORTING ARENA. 2020. At the end of the reporting period the Institute had 81 As we approach the pinnacle of our four-year cycle I athletes selected to compete at the 2016 Rio Olympic would like to thank our many corporate partners for their Games, in addition to the many NSWIS athletes striving ongoing, invaluable support of team NSWIS, particularly for Paralympic selection. This is a wonderful reflection the generous support provided by Principal Partner of our shared achievements as an Institute as well as the ClubsNSW. immense talent of our athletes. I look forward to celebrating our success in Rio and As we look to the future, the Institute welcomed the NSW working with our stakeholders to continue to support Government’s funding announcement that will see the Australian athletes to become world’s best. NSWIS receive an additional $2 million in funding per annum. This increase will allow the NSWIS to support a greater number of athletes and sports during the 2017 – 2020 period, with sailing and triathlon added to our existing sport programs. The NSWIS will also provide individual scholarships for athletes in sports not included in our sport programs, as well as additional resources for para integration and campaign projects which may include baseball, bowls, equestrian para, football women's, gymnastics, rugby 7s, shooting, softball, surfing and taekwondo. The sport inclusion process reflects the Institute’s commitment to work in collaboration with our Charles Turner stakeholders including national and state sporting NSWIS CHIEF EXECUTIVE NSWIS ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 7 PRINCIPAL PARTNER’S REPORT CLUBSNSW, ON BEHALF OF 1300 MEMBER left paralysed after a tragic head-on car accident. Now 36, CLUBS IN NSW, HAS BEEN THE PROUD PRINCIPAL Erik won silver in the single sculls at London in 2012 and now has Rio in his sights. Erik is now using his story to PARTNER OF THE NSW INSTITUTE OF SPORT FOR inspire others through his study as a youth worker. What an 21 YEARS. extraordinary man! Over the last two decades, the support provided by Over the last 12 months many NSWIS athletes and staff ClubsNSW has changed the lives of thousands of aspiring have continued to share their stories at ClubsNSW member athletes who have gone on to represent our nation at the clubs. This year The Juniors Leagues Club hosted 20-year- elite level. Household names such as Ian Thorpe, Torah old rower Jessica Allan and The Randwick Club welcomed Bright, Matthew Mitcham and James Magnussen are just NSWIS sport consultant, Alexandra Koutts. a few of many athletes who have achieved international ClubsNSW also continues to support the Employ an Athlete success with the assistance of the incredible support staff Program with the NSWIS Personal Excellence Department and coaches who work tirelessly behind the scenes at the continuing to offer this opportunity to athletes. Jacob NSWIS. Hansford from Blacktown is a great success story from this The long-established partnership between ClubsNSW and year’s program. Employed by Blacktown Workers Club two NSWIS has made a significant impact on the NSWIS sport years ago, Jacob secured his ticket to debut at the 2016 Rio programs. Since the partnership’s inception back in 1995, Olympic Games when he placed fifth in the 200m freestyle $21 million in funding has been contributed by ClubsNSW. at the selection trials to secure a coveted spot in the men’s 4x200m relay team. Over the years, ClubsNSW and our member clubs have been lucky enough to witness many Australian athletes As we reflect on the many positive things that ClubsNSW from NSWIS chase their sporting goals. In fact, during and NSWIS have achieved over the years, we look forward the partnership the NSWIS has produced 109 Olympic to Rio with hope and confidence, particularly after the Medallists and 64 Paralympic medallists – an outstanding recent successes of NSWIS athletes in their chosen sports. achievement. We are proud of our commitment and achievements over For many years, clubs across NSW have been backing the past 21 years and congratulate the NSWIS, its staff, Australian sport at both the grass roots and elite level. athletes and coaches on another successful year. Sport, much like clubs, has a place in our nation’s culture which brings people and communities together. Sport as we know also has many challenges and requires overcoming all sorts of adversities. Erik Horrie, ClubsNSW Male Athlete of the Year and Penrith’s Paralympic rower, Peter Newell OAM has a remarkable story of resilience.
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