ANNUAL REPORT 2011

 Contents

President 3 Men’s Olympians Medal Winners 23 CEO 4 Women’s Charlesworth Medal Winners 23 Club and Game Development 5 Men’s Premier Division Winners 24 High Performance 6 Women’s Premier Division Winners 25 Facilities and Infrastructure 7 Grade Winners - Senior 26 Marketing and Events 8 Grade Winners - Junior 27 Finance 9 Byrne and Judge Perpetual Trophy 28 Junior Committee 10 Kyle Rutter Perpetual Trophy 29 Club and Game Development Committee 11 Australian Hockey League 30 High Performance and Coaching Committee 12 State Teams - Men 31 Officiating Reference Panel 13 State Teams -Women 35 Country Committee 14 Appointed Officials 39 Indoor Committee 15 Ladders - Men 40 Masters Committee 16 Ladders - Women 43 Women’s National Training Centre 17 Ladders - Boys 45 Men’s National Training Centre 18 Ladders - Girls 48 Editor: Kate Main Office Bearers and Committees 19 Photos by: Hockey WA Staff 20 Dan Carson Stu Williams Life Members and Award of Merit 21 David Cosgrove 2011 Award Winners 22 Kangaroos Photos

 President

It does not seem a year since Tony Leeflang stepped down as President and I took over, but when I look back at the year in review it has been 12 months of strong activityand achievement.

• As is the case this year the budget process for 2011 threw up a number of challenges, in particular falling patronage and strongly increasing utilities costs, particularly power. The Board resisted the temptation to simply continue to increase gate entry and affiliation fees, instead it chose to forgo spectator gate entry and maintain affiliation fees at half CPI. The impact of this has been significant with the profitability of the bar and canteen improving substantially.

• Over the summer period the Board and management met on a number of occasions to develop a new strategic plan, to provide direction for Hockey WA for the next five years. Today Hockey WA is focused on five key areas: Organisation, Revenue, High Performance, Participation and Infrastructure. The structure of Hockey WA has also changed to reflect this focus; now instead of seven department managers we have four plus the CEO responsible for the achievement of clearly defined objectives.

• Although the Lanco International Super Series (LISS) came to Hockey WA from Hockey Australia, it was firmly within our plans to run some form of income producing event at the conclusion of the season, thus making the Perth Hockey Stadium a net income generator rather than a major expense to the Hockey community. To this end the staging of LISS was an outstanding success with considerable revenue raised, an increased exposure of the sport throughout Australia but particularly in WA, and a profile builder for Hockey WA with such organisations as the ABC, State and Federal Sports Ministries and importantly the business community of Perth.

• The performance of our state teams was also a highlight, with Western Australia finishing second behind NSW on the WA initiated, but now nationally adopted, ranking system for all junior and senior state teams. Note this is a significant improvement from our fourth place ranking held over the last few years and is a year ahead of the objective set in the strategic plan.

As we enter the 2012 season a number of challenges face Hockey WA and again a number of them are financial. Of particular concern is the increasing cost of utilities, with the State Government flagging another 29% increase in power costs to take effect in July of next year. Our water usage and costs are also on the increase.

With these increases in mind, Hockey WA and Curtin University have commenced a dialogue to: - Ensure that both organisations can obtain the best possible rates for utilities - Research a number of water conservation and alternate power generation options that in the longer term will reduce costs - And finally to investigate opportunities for Curtin University students to become involved in the many activities that the managing of an international sporting facility and high performance sports programs present.

The Board is becoming increasingly concerned about the costs of State team representation at national championships. To this end Hockey WA has been an active proponent of a rationalisation of the Australian Hockey League competition (AHL) away from numerous rounds being played over the course of a season at various locations, to a more efficient and sustainable tournament model.

The integrity of our competitions and the provision of pathways for WA athletes is also an area that Hockey WA is continually reviewing. In 2011 we introduced the import player rule thereby going some way to ensuring WA athletes are given the opportunity to play at the highest level of our competition and encouraging clubs to invest in the development of their own players.

Finally I wish to acknowledge the contribution of two members who left the Board over the course of the year, Brian Mayo and Struan Burges, both of whom have played pivotal roles in the development of the current Strategic Plan and the restructure of the organisation of Hockey WA and I thank them for their efforts on behalf of the hockey community.

To Kevin Knapp and the staff who have had to deal with numerous challenges, thank you for your efforts and to the Board of Hockey WA thank you for the support and many hours of voluntary contribution to Hockey in WA. Peter Churack  President CEO

Hockey WA has completed its first year of the new Strategic Plan 2011 – 2015 with some notable achievements against the key performance measures. Some of these are detailed below. With a new Board of Directors being led by President Peter Churack contributing to ongoing strategic planning, the organisation is in a strong position to face challenges and identify opportunities into the future. Our sport would not be what it is without the support of our major partners DSR and Healthway whose invaluable contribution to our organisation is greatly appreciated.

High Performance 2011 has been a very successful year for Western Australian State Teams with the Under 21 Men’s and Women’s teams victorious at their respective National Championships and the WA Thundersticks also taking out top honours. The success of these teams was particularly positive as all were coached by new coaches who were mentored by WA’s Institute of Sport (WAIS) coaches.

In October, WA ran the first HockeyEd Advanced Coach Program to cater for a growing cohort of quality coaches involved with clubs and state team programs. We also competed this year for the first time in the Under 13 National Championships and the Under 15 Indoor National Championships will be held in Perth in January. Participation The Hockey WA metropolitan competition experienced significant growth in 2011 emulating the record figures attained two years earlier. The 31 team growth equated to 4.4% – well above the strategic plan target of 2%. Additionally, junior team numbers grew by 5.35%. Male team numbers had their most pronounced growth since 1992-93 with 17 additional teams (4.1%) whilst female team numbers were up for the seventh consecutive year with 14 additional teams (4.84%).

Hockey 4 All is an inclusive hockey program that has celebrated its second year of operation in 2011. It provides a great hockey experience for young people living with an intellectual disability. With the invaluable support of our clubs and in particular Curtin Trinity Pirates and WASPS as well as Inclusion WA, this program is poised to expand in 2012.

Regionally, team numbers remained steady but many centres benefited from participation programs and coach education initiatives that were carried out. More than 15 regional areas from Albany in the south to Karratha in the north and out to Kalgoorlie in the east saw more than 100 coaches gain accreditation and 5000 children introduced to the sport. Facilities 2011 was another very busy year at the Perth Hockey Stadium. We faced many challenges throughout the year. The main challenge we faced, and are still working on, was the failure of several roof trusses on the south end of the building. The remedial work to the roof structure will be completed late in 2011 and ensure PHS is fully operational for both Hockey WA and AIS staff heading into 2012.

We are in the process of rolling out a new venue management system for all bookings at the facility. This improved system is more user-friendly and will be better integrated with the accounting systems. Staff It has been another good year in the bar and canteen with a significant increase in conferences and functions at the facility. Long serving Manager Hospitality, Bar and Catering, Lionel David and Senior Supervisor Finance Laraine Waldron will retire at the end of the year after decades of service to Hockey WA . We wish them well. Lionel and Laraine, you will be sorely missed. We also thank Barb Jenkins for her many years as Manager of Facilities. To all staff and volunteers and the hockey community, thank you for a great year. Kevin Knapp CEO  Club and Game Development

The new 2011-15 Strategic Plan brought with it a Key Performance Indicator to increase metropolitan competition team numbers by at least 2% per annum. This had occurred just twice in the five preceding years and the greatest percentage growth since team numbers were first recorded 12 years ago occurred in 2009, when there was an increase of 25 teams – 3.69%. Both marks were well and truly exceeded through 2011 with the competition growing by 31 teams, or 4.40%. Furthermore, the increases exceeded another strategic plan performance measure of 3% in junior competitions with 17 more teams equating to 5.35% growth.

At a glance: • Male team numbers up by 4.10% (17 teams) – the most pronounced growth since 1992-93. • Female team numbers up by 4.84% (14 teams) – seventh consecutive year of growth with an average of 4.76%. • Increase of 84 female teams from 2004 represents 38% increase – 56% of this growth has come from junior girls (47 teams). • The slight decline in senior hockey in 2010 (-0.71%) has been arrested with 3.21% growth in 2011. • Half-year cohort that are currently in year nine and do not seem to be having an impact on team numbers – boys and girls in this grade are only three teams down on 2010.

20 clubs increased their team numbers in 2011 – eight more than the previous year. Most new teams came from the junior section with Riverside Lions experiencing the most growth in this area for the second year running. The juniors at Riverside have now grown by 72.4% in just two years.

Victoria Park Panthers grew significantly for the sixth consecutive year – their lowest annual percentage growth in this time has been 8% and the club has doubled in size. In addition to this growth, Ellenbrook Hockey Club was created in the north eastern development hub, entering six teams.

Whilst there are a number of factors that contribute to growth, the stability of the competition structure and its delivery cannot be underestimated. Assistant Manager for Club and Game Development, Mark Watton, joined Hockey WA late in 2010 and led the competition delivery team of Claire French (Competitions Co-ordinator) and Fiona Stuart who was appointed as the Officiating and Education Co-ordinator at the start of the season.

It was a baptism of fire for Mark and Fiona but their hockey knowledge complemented Claire’s experience and the winter season progressed relatively smoothly with some successful new initiatives. One of these was to hold the AHG League Willow Bridge grade Grand Finals on a different weekend to other grades giving all hockey players the opportunity to attend.

The success of club recruitment programs can also be attributed to the increase in team numbers, as participants move into full-field hockey. With the nationwide Hook in2 Hockey program becoming more beneficial to clubs in 2011, there were more than 3000 participants in the program across the state. The ability of our Junior Programs Co-ordinator, Nicole Serafini, to service participating clubs and regional associations contributed to Western Australia maintaining its status as the leading program in the country.

The Regional Participation program took on a new look with Healthway continuing its sponsorship but with the focus more on participation than message promotion which saw more than 13,000 children participate in school hockey programs in and around Albany, Bunbury, Busselton, Collie, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie, Mandurah and Narrogin. Our Regional Development Officers – Lisa Flynn, Rodney Johnson, Ben Matthews, Amanda McFall, Julie Oates, Megan Pollard, Wendy Wales and Judith Want – have worked tirelessly to achieve this result and should be commended for their work.

The 2011 Valued Volunteer and Officials Awards function was held during the inaugural Lanco International Super Series in October. Barry O’Neill was acknowledged for his contribution to the junior grading process over the years particularly with the creation of the player registration forms that save clubs and volunteers valuable time and Nicola Ogden recognised for her continued work with state teams and indoor hockey. Denise Willcock also took out the prestigious Service to Officiating award.

Congratulations and thank you to all volunteers involved with Hockey WA and our affiliates who give up their time and efforts for the betterment of the sport in Western Australia. Damien Todorovic Senior Manager – Club and Game Development  High Performance

Western Australian State team performances were outstanding in 2011 with the WA Thundersticks winning the Australian Hockey League for a third time in four years. At Under 21 level the men and women were also victorious giving WA a rare double in this age group. Our junior state teams also fared well with all finishing in top 4 positions at National Championships. WA participated in the Under 13 National Championships in its inaugural year with the girls finishing a creditable third and the Under 13 boys losing just one game on the final day of competition to finish second. Other successful state teams included the Under 21 Men’s Indoor Team and the Masters Men Over 55 and 70 teams, and Women’s Over 55 team who all won their respective competitions.

Several WA athletes debuted at international level in 2011 including Tristan Clemons, Aran Zalewski and Chris Bausor. Athletes selected to Junior National Squads included Penny Squibb, Kathryn Slattery, Katy Symons and Brodie Sarre. Fergus Kavanagh, Kiel Brown, Jonathan Charlesworth, Brent Dancer, Ian Burcher, Trent Mitton, Ashleigh Nelson, Kobie McGurk, Fiona Boyce, Jayde Taylor, Kate Hubble, Lisa Eglington and Hope Munro all represented Australia or Australia “A” throughout a busy 12 months.

On the coaching front several new head coaches joined the state team programs in 2011 including Ben Senior (Under 21 Men), Mal Cowan (Under 21 Women), Blake Burrows (Under 18 Men), Charlie Gaudoin (Under 15 Boys), Russell Harvie (Under 13 Boys) and Brad Ladyman (Under 13 Girls). Several other coaches returned for a second year adding great experience and a high level of expertise to our coaching pool. Mal Cowan received the Hockey WA State Coach Recognition award for his efforts coaching the victorious Under 21 Women’s State Team.

Hockey WA relies heavily on the work of these coaches, their assistants, managers, physiotherapists and video technicians and thanks them all for their valuable contribution throughout the year. In addition to these off field staff many volunteers give considerable time to select our state teams. Our thanks in particular are extended to Peter Freer (Chair of Selectors for Men) and Simon Tiverios (Chair of Selectors for Women) who co-ordinated many selection trials on behalf of Hockey WA.

Much of the behind the scenes work in 2011 in high performance was directed by the High Performance and Coaching Committee. In 2011 Colin Howell took on the role of Chair with Graham Reid stepping down to concentrate on his national coaching duties. The WA hockey community thanks Graham for his many years of service to WA hockey in a range of valuable roles. Clover Maitland and Grant Mitton joined the Committee which was kept busy throughout the year with new rules, state team appointments and high performance issues. Jen Anyalai joined the High Performance Department in October from the AIS so Melissa Johnson could move full time into event management.

The challenge in high performance in 2012 will be to continue to build on our 2011 successes. The London Olympics will no doubt be the focus of an exciting year with WA athletes and coaches playing a key role. Sally Bell Senior Manager – High Performance  Facilities and Infrastructure

2011 was an exceptionally busy year at Perth Hockey Stadium. We hosted 13 tournaments throughout the year with the highlight of the season by far being the hosting of the Lanco International Super Series in October. The event gave us a great opportunity to showcase our facility.

In September we were faced with a big challenge when several roof trusses on the south end of the building failed. Necessary precautions were taken to ensure the safety of the staff and the remedial work will be completed by the end of the year. We are currently investigating longer term options for the sustainability of the facility.

With the help of Department of Sport and Recreation we have finalised a detailed audit of the stadium and facilities. The report will enable us to do accurate long term forecasting and budgeting for the upkeep and improvements of the facility over the next 10 years. In addition we are in discussions with DSR and Curtin University to look at ways of reducing our utility costs.

Perth Hockey Stadium is in the process of rolling out a new venue management system for all bookings at the facility. This improved system is more user-friendly and will be better integrated with the accounting systems.

Renovations and paint work to the Eastman Lounge were completed this year and the changes made have brought the room up to standard for the ever increasing conference business. A self-serve bain-marie and coffee machine have significantly improved service delivery in the bar and canteen area.

As 2011 draws to a close I would like to thank the facility staff and the ground controllers for their commitment and hard work. I would also like to thank my predecessor Barb Jenkins for all her efforts. Perth Hockey Stadium will continue to be a high quality facility and will strive to be the number one hockey facility in Australia. Gerrit Engelbrecht Senior Manager - Facilities and Infrastructure

 Marketing and Events

Hockey WA marketing had another busy year with website developments, major events and good hockey performances. International events in Perth took on an extra dimension with the inaugural Lanco International Super Series in October. The event was an unparalleled success with Hockey Australia and Hockey WA banding together to run the event.

Sponsorship Hockey WA has many loyal sponsors and advertisers. Argonaut, DLA Piper and Wanderers Australia were new in 2011 and Kukri and Rising Stars have expressed their wish to continue an association with us. Hockey WA thanks Healthway, the Department of Sport and Recreation, FHE, CBH Group, Willow Bridge, Sportscover, Compac and AHG Group for their support. State teams have been supported by the Carbine Club, WestCourt Consulting, Pools and Spas Online, Grundfos and Waste Water Services. Also thanks must go to our many Gold Pages sponsors who contribute to State teams and players.

Events Although Hockey WA hosts a significant number of events annually the Lanco International Super Series was the first modified international event to be held in Australia with a 9 v 9 format, modified rules and larger goals. 10,000 spectators and many more viewers watching ABC television witnessed this debut event with Pakistan, India, Malaysia and New Zealand competing against Australia. The broadcast was followed throughout much of hockey-loving Asia and around the world.

With so many International teams playing and practising at PHS, events are now categorised to ensure an appropriate level of resources are allocated. Several international tests were held in Rockingham, Mandurah, Bunbury and Busselton before and after the LISS event. The Chinese Women’s Team also arrived in October to complete a six game series against the Hockeyroos.

In June the Australian Hockey League had a men’s round match in Perth and this was held simultaneously with the Rookey Carnival to showcase the game to our youngest followers. Hockey WA also hosted the National Championships for Under 18 Indoor, Under 21 Men, and the Women’s Masters. Melissa Johnson took on the full time role of Events Coordinator during 2011 and did an excellent job delivering high quality events under significant time pressure.

The Women’s Masters National Championship in October was the biggest event in terms of players with over 600 women, off field team and umpires. A major sponsor of the tournament was EventsCorp and Hockey WA would also like to thank AllLight Sykes, Utopia Financial Services and the Fruit Barn Donnybrook for their support.

Website Communication The Hockey WA website was given a new look at the beginning of the year and is becoming more interactive thanks to support from Rox Dawson and his team at Ascend 7. The site had another large increase in traffic over the season. In 2011 merchandise was sold online for the first time through the web and proved very successful with significant sales to parents and supporters of State players.

Club and player contact is an ongoing key priority and Hockey WA added greatly to its dissemination of information to members this year through E-News and Hockey Bulletins. There are now nearly 10,000 families that receive the information fortnightly during the season Thanks must also go to Nicole Serafini for her constant updates on our popular Facebook page.

Kate Main Manager - Marketing  Finance

This year overall Hockey WA is performing better than to 2011 budget expectations, with favourable variance in some areas (increased participation, unanticipated special events) and unfavourable variance in other areas (lack of anticipated sponsorship, reduced bank interest etc). Funding was helped by the DSR-WA Triennial Organisation Sustainability Program Funding Agreement renewing in July 2011 and the continuing two year Healthway sponsorship commencing 2011. In addition we received welcome additional funding for Development in Participation from the Australian Sports Commission via Hockey Australia, which will be ongoing for a number of years.

In contrast, the Perth Hockey Stadium has had a challenging trading year, with an unexpected roof maintenance issue and the costs for this are not yet finite, but we are hopeful of receiving some DSR-WA financial support. Trading in the Bar and Café has been good as to budget, post the abolition of spectator gate fees for the main winter competition.

During the 2011 year we were advised of further very substantial increased utilities charges (mainly electricity and to a lesser extent water and sewer cost increases), some of which had been anticipated and will heavily impact us going into 2012. This has caused us to continue to rethink and appraise how PHS is to operate with user-pay principles for its charges to the membership, into the future. We are continuing the process of assessing priorities and budgets for capital projects and essential preventative maintenance programs.

Our Group Insurance Plan with Sportscover Australia continued to achieve a high level of participation in 2011. During the early part of the year we have been closely involved with Hockey Australia and its appointed broker JLT Sport, in planning for and successfully transitioning to a National based Group Insurance Plan which came in to effect at the March 2011 renewal. Premiums per team were able to be further reduced after having been held steady for a number of years. All member metropolitan clubs and regional associations now participate in the Hockey WA Group Insurance Plan, or have approved cover of their own for their member players and volunteers.

At the date of preparation of this report, we continue monitoring the potential impact of a Class Order issued by the Australian Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC); with the latest extended full implementation date now end 2011. The Order concerns group insurance providers (termed ‘group purchasing bodies’) being relieved from holding an Australian Financial Services (AFS) Licence with certain conditions and undertakings. This remains potentially an issue of new statutory compliance which will affect all of our metropolitan club and regional association members, as well as impacting Hockey WA and Hockey Australia themselves, in terms of disclosure requirements and the quality of data bases held.

Staffing-wise in the Finance Department, we have remained very stable during the 2011 year, with the team of three continuing on (Kim, Laraine and Ruth) and keeping the finances fluid. The after season end part of the year has been particularly busy with the hosting of events. In the latter half of the year we have welcomed an addition to the staff in Ms Allison Fitzgerald who has joined us in preparation for the impending retirement of Laraine at the end of the year. Thank you to Laraine, Ruth and Allison for their considerable efforts during the year. Mr Kim Rodgers Senior Manager – Finance

 Junior Committee

The challenges of bringing together clubs of varying player resource bases and expectations in one season under the Hockey WA banner are significant. Very early in the process, the work of Junior Coordinators in gathering reliable data to complete the nomination kit for J7/8, J9/10 and J11/12 grades is not to be underestimated. Clearly more people at club level need to be across the current grading process which involves comprehensive input by all clubs through nomination kits and a paper grading day and from this the draft determination of age grade structures is made.

For the second year no grading games were held, however, results were closely monitored early in the season with adjustments made to a number of grades, normally after the first three fixtures. Most disappointment from clubs with the allocation of final grade can be traced back to nomination kits that are either incomplete or inaccurate. The importance of accurate information cannot be over stated.

The J5/6 carnival effectively launched the junior hockey season and for the third year this carnival was extremely well supported with over one hundred teams participating. A special thank you goes to all those involved in the organisation of the carnival – at club level and also in the Hockey WA office.

The success of this carnival in growing the sport at the J5/6 level poses considerable challenges to clubs in retaining players as they move through the junior age levels. Best practice shared with clubs at Junior Coordinator meetings continues to highlight the ongoing need for good communication with players and parents and the effective mentoring of junior players by senior players as juniors move through the various age divisions.

Ground allocation provokes ongoing debate within clubs and at meetings of Junior Coordinators. For the third year a combination of home and away and centralised venues was utilised. The process is highly competitive and feedback will continue to be sought from clubs on ground availability and condition to come up with the best possible mix.

It is encouraging to see more clubs actively fostering junior umpires. All clubs are urged to make this a priority in 2012. The senior club coaches and all junior coaches are particularly influential in driving a positive club culture towards umpires.

Volunteers continue to underpin our sport – junior coordinators, coaches, managers and umpires. Clubs are urged to recognise all those who contribute to the growth and development of our great game. On behalf of the Junior Committee and the Hockey WA team; particularly Nicole Serafini and Claire French we sincerely thank you. Mike Young Junior Committee Convenor

10 Club and Game Development Committee

2011 saw a changing of the guard within this committee. It was going to be difficult to replace the hockey knowledge and the personal skills of Ceri Writer, Peter Churack, Nic Gill and Andrew Spittle but we battled on. We searched for some people to join us who offered clear thinking, foresight and a deep love of the game and we were very pleased when John Heath and Ross Easton took up the challenge. With Julian Peet and Mark Nicholls we spent some time re-evaluating the Committee’s purpose and its responsibilities.

We received great support and leadership from staff liaison officer Mark Watton and Damien Todorovic was always willing to guide us through some of the pressing issues faced by Hockey WA.

It was difficult to manage a quorum on all occasions but even so we managed good and robust discussions. Some of the areas covered during this year were:

• Reviewed the concept of an Under 21 Men’s Saturday competition to help reduce the drop off in junior boys’ numbers when moving to senior hockey. • Commenced the process for suggesting clubs include a Youth Coordinator to assist juniors in their transition to seniors • Discussed the potential committee restructure for future years. • Discussed and formalised the documentation on standardisation and simplification of hockey facilities across the competition • Continued the investigation and implementation of a new strategy that addresses late team withdrawals and its impact on the release of fixtures • Discussed further the framework relating to club development, recruitment at club level and best practice club operations.

The Committee feel the potential restructure of all committees of Hockey WA will ensure a better flow of information between representatives and their working groups and provide a stronger platform for decision making.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank my fellow committee members – Mark Nicholls, Julian Peet, Ross Easton and John Heath and our Staff Liaison Officer – Mark Watton for their tireless efforts, their commitment and their enthusiasm throughout the year.

Greg Hunt Club and Game Development Committee Convenor

11 High Performance and Coaching Committee

Another year gone and with it a range of different issues that needed to be addressed, or in some cases just keenly observed to ascertain what further action may be required.

The first issue that confronted the HPCC was the unexpected resignation of its chairman, Graham Reid, whose position as Australian Men’s Assistant Coach, made it impossible for him to keep devoting the necessary time to this Committee. His loss was felt by all involved with the Committee and we thank him very much for this input over the years. While losing “Poss” was difficult for us we did have good news as well with Clover Maitland and Grant Mitton both joining the Committee and adding valuable expertise.

Probably the two major issues facing us in recent years have been: 1. Managing the number of imports plying their trade in Perth each year, and 2. Trying to find ways of ensuring more of our younger players are exposed to the top level of our local competition on a regular basis.

With these issues in mind, specific rules were put in place in 2011 requiring top grade clubs to face some level of restriction as to who could play each week. It is early days yet as to its longer term worth but initial data would indicate that more young WA players got field time in 2011 than they have in previous years, which can only be a good thing for those individuals, and we hope for Hockey WA.

Another major issue facing the HPCC is to continue the review of our core processes in respect to the selection of our underage teams, and also the structure of their training programmes. While both these issues are a work in progress we are comfortable that we are heading in the right direction as old practices are overhauled and reviewed. One initiative this year as a result of our review has been to hold the Men’s Under 18 trials at the end of the current season rather than in the middle of summer (the “off” season), and then run a summer programme for selected athletes.

An ongoing problem each year is to ensure we attract quality coaches in each age grouping, as it is of vital importance to us that our elite athletes are given every opportunity to give their best. We have been extremely fortunate this year to have quality people across the board from WA Thundersticks and Diamonds – Chris O’Reilly and Neil Hawgood, to Under 21s – Ben Senior and Mal Cowan, Under 18s – Blake Burrows and Emily Halliday, Under 15s – Charles Gaudoin and Steph Andrews, and finally to our newest State age group the Under 13s – Russell Harvie and Lawrie Tylor (boys) and Brad Ladyman (girls). They have done a fantastic job. Many thanks to you all for your commitment to the cause.

A Committee like the HPCC will not run smoothly without support from the Hockey WA office and for this I thank Sally Bell for her untiring efforts to ensure all went well. Your work has been much appreciated. Thanks Sally.

Finally I would like to thank my fellow committee members – David Bell, Simone Brown, Peter Freer, Clover Maitland, Grant Mitton and Neil Hawgood for giving so freely of their time and expertise for the betterment of WA Hockey. It is also very much appreciated.

Colin Howell High Performance and Coaching Committee Convenor

12 Officiating Reference Panel

Hockey officiating is very important. The role of our officials must be encouraged and respected at all times by all levels of hockey.

The Officiating Reference Panel (ORP) has met frequently during the year and implemented many initiatives to improve the standards of officiating and to recruit and retain officials in our sport.

The ORP has facilitated and put in place the coaching and training of our officials and in doing so has analysed performance and provided feedback and support to our officials. There is always ongoing planning and development of ideas to recruit, retain and train our officials at all levels. Keeping officials motivated and enthusiastic is a major challenge for hockey, especially with a culture in WA where not all our players and administrators respect officials. Our hockey officials are subjected to unnecessary abuse, with the consequence that we have difficulty in retaining experienced officials.

The ORP is on the lookout for umpire coaches and mentors to help provide individual support to our officials to assist in their promotion and development. We have an energetic group of umpire coaches and we thank them for their contribution.

Umpire briefings continue to be conducted to assist our officials with rule interpretation and any new regulations or requirements.

We encourage club management to take a proactive role in supporting our officials, especially in stamping out abuse of officials. Clubs can do this by taking a stance and implementing club policies that have a positive approach to the development of officials and improving the level of respect for them. This should be embraced by all clubs with the aim to educate players, parents, supporters and coaches. There is so much more that the clubs can do, including publicly thanking the officials, discouraging abusive behaviour, providing club members with a Code of Conduct, creating an officials network, providing information on the rules, promoting positive behaviour and establishing an Official of the Year Award.

Our Whistler publication has become a very informative medium for officials and umpires and is a widely read newsletter domesticallyand internationally.

The challenge remains for the hockey community at all levels to recruit and develop more umpires. We believe that in WA we have some of the world’s best umpires in our ranks.

This year Melissa Trivic was promoted to Grade 1 International Umpire. This international recognition is a significant achievement on her part which is richly deserved. Melissa is a very talented official and has brought much credit to the umpiring fraternity in Australia. Melissa is a wonderful role model for all our local umpires and has shown what can be achieved, especially by female umpires. Melissa umpired at Women Champions Challenge in Dublin in June 2011.

Murray Grime is scheduled to umpire at the Men’s Champions Trophy in New Delhi in December 2011 and Sarah Allanson will umpire the Women’s Junior Cup in India in November 2011. National Championships officials are listed on page 39.

The recognition of our officials in 2011 saw Life Membership awarded to Ian Pitt. This is the highest honour that Hockey WA can bestow and in Ian’s case it was a reward for decades of service to officiating and hockey in WA. Also recognised were Frank Brown and Graham Napier who each received Awards of Merit for their services to officiating.

The Alec Brazier Outstanding Junior Umpire Award went to Michael Fernihough of Victoria Park and the Most Promising Umpire Awards went to Scott Embry for the men and Tahlya Sleep for the women. The Services to Officiating Award went to Denise Willcock. The 2011 Golden Whistle for Men 13 Country

was awarded to Dan Johnston and the Golden Whistle for Women was awarded to Sarah Allanson, who had a very good umpiring year during 2011, illustrated a significant commitment to umpiring in WA and performed well at a representative level.

On behalf of the hockey community I thank all of our valued officials at every level, technical officials, judges and umpire coaches for their tireless efforts throughout the year.

I personally thank the members of the Officiating Reference Panel for their wonderful efforts and contributions during 2011. The Panel has made significant advances and improvements in changing and improving the culture that surrounds officials and in doing so has elevated the role of umpires in WA. Hockey WA needs to be congratulated in providing support for our officials and a special mention for Fiona Stuart for her tireless efforts. Pino Monaco Officiating Reference Panel Chairman Country

It is of concern that only 25 teams entered into the CBH Group Men’s Country Championships this year and even more concerning that only four Associations were present to discuss its future at a meeting held during the event. Further research towards the end of the year showed that of the other available times to hold the event, the current June long weekend is the most favoured so we hope that the event will be better supported next year with a few changes to the format. The players who did attend had a good time with some great hockey being played. Congratulations to the winners of each division and the best players in each division.

On the positive side the CBH Group Women’s Country Championship has continued to perform well with over 50 teams competing thisyear. Congratulations to the winners of each division and to the players of the championships who took out the best player award in their respective grades. Thanks to the committee who spent the weekend in the office making it all happen.

The WA country teams attended the Australian Championships in Canberra and did us proud - the men coming 3rd and the women 5th. The men were coached by Mathew Corner and managed by Paul Bolger. A lot of hard work was put in by these two to get a very competitive side to represent WA country hockey and they knocked on the door for a championship win.

The Women’s Team had coach Rod Thornton and manager Vicki McAllister in a new look side with only a few who had been away before. This was a big step up for them but they grew as the championships progressed.

Congratulations and thanks to coaches and managers for all the hard work you put in, both before you left and whilst you were away. Congratulations to Terri Jasper and Jai Connelly for being selected in the Australian teams.

Thanks to the Country Committee for your input and work representing country hockey. Thanks also to Hockey WA staff who are willing to assist us in the country.

After six years as convenor of the Country Committee I am stepping down. I say thanks to the Committee for your support. To the staff at Hockey WA thanks also for your help and commitment to make country hockey enjoyable. Chris Scott 14 Country Committee Convenor Indoor

The predominant highlight for Indoor hockey in 2010/2011 was that the world of indoor was spreading throughout juniors in Western Australia. This season WA Indoor Hockey has for the first time developed a full spread of talent across ages starting as young as 12 through to seniors. Competition Winners 2010 Big ‘players’ in the development of the juniors over the last couple of years need to be acknowledged: Kynan Fuller, Kellie McLeish and Nicole Serafini. Nicole continues to work with Hockey WA in growing this fast, skilful sport amongst the young, up-and-coming players in our state. Premier League Men: Westside Wolves Having run a very successful junior clinic as well as an action packed state championships this year already, Hockey WA has taken on this junior development Fairest & Best: very well. Hosting the Under 15 championships at the Loftus Centre in Perth in January 2012 will be yet another step in the right direction. WA has a strong list Paul Nicholls (Fremantle) of talented players in this age group and it’s so exciting knowing that our future Under 21 and Senior teams will have experienced, developed players. Premier League Women: We wish the Under 21 teams for the 2011 National Championships all the best for their up coming tournament in Launceston. The men’s senior team will head Old Aquinians to Sale in country Victoria to try their hand at a gold medal. Fairest & Best: Amanda Calton (Old Aquinians) Last year’s Nationals were an overall success with the Under 21 Men coming first, the Senior Men and Under 18 Men coming second and the Senior Women and Under 18 Women coming third. State team lists and results are listed on page 31. The Under 21 men’s team had a fight on their hands to say the least (6-5 in extra time), but Division Two Men: they came home with the gold. Melville

Australian representatives were chosen in December 2010 and Amanda Calton, Fiona Young, George Watts and Chris Bausor travelled to Europe to compete in the Division Two Women: World Cup held in Poznan, Poland during February 2011. WA off field representatives were Mark Sandhu (women’s coach) and Nicola Ogden (women’s manager.) YMCC

Building the juniors now becomes crucial when planning for the 2015 World Cup. Our Under 18s and even Under 15s are age groups where talent spotting will Division Three Men: be a focus. Not excluding the Under 21s or other senior players, of course, as WA is home to many talented indoor players regardless of age. Old Aquinians

The club season was shortened compared to previous years to avoid the ‘lull’ that usually occurs post-Christmas and early in to the New Year. Despite this Division Three Women: reduction, the competition ran with 20 teams across 3 divisions in the men and 18 teams across 3 divisions in the women’s competition. Melville

Thanks and appreciation must go to the Indoor Committee members (John Christie – Chairman, Ryan Briggs, John Nettleton, John Orr, Sandra Orr and Fiona Young) Umpire of the Year: who continue to give their time and support to all aspects of indoor hockey in WA. There are many other volunteers in the indoor hockey community who we cannot John Nettleton possibly all name, however please accept our sincere appreciation for your efforts, time and dedication. Without the Committee and the volunteers the season, State teams, Australian representatives and the sport as a whole would not have half the chance to grow, develop and be enjoyed. Thank you and please keep up Most Promising Umpire: the amazing support. John Carroll Fiona Young Indoor Committee Member

15 Masters

In 2011, the Veterans’ Committee changed its name to Masters’ Committee to align with Australian and International Masters’ Hockey organisations branding. The Masters’ Committee of Hockey WA continues its responsibility for recommending policies and overseeing metropolitan Masters’ competitions, and selection of Masters’ players and officials for the annual Australian Masters Hockey Championships.

Masters’ metropolitan hockey competitions, comprising Midweek Men’s and Women’s Masters’ and the Saturday Men’s competitions, continued previous year’s trends to grow to 111 teams, an increase of five teams.

Considerable growth continues to occur in the Women’s Masters’ Competition where the number of teams is now limited by the availability of turf time slots on a Wednesday evening. The Committee continues to investigate options for Women’s Masters’ hockey competitions to grow including other time slots and grade formats.

For the Men, the Over 55 Saturday competition was again cancelled this year with too few nominations. Whilst teams were accommodated with appropriate permits in Over 50s and Over 60s divisions, the Committee will be working towards ensuring reinstatement of an Over 55 competition in some form to bridge the gap between Over 50 and Over 60 grades.

In 2011, Perth was the host of the Australian Women’s Masters’ National Championships. The WA Organising Committee lead by Fiona Stuart together with Hockey WA staff conducted a very successful tournament. Thirty-five teams representing all states and territories participated in six age divisions from Over 35 to Over 60. Western Australia were Gold Medallists in the Over 55s and Silver Medallists in Over 35s and finished in the top four in Over 40s and 45s. Pat Scott and Pat Ellis were recognised during the Championships for services to Australian Masters Hockey.

WA players selected in the 2012 Australian Women’s Teams were Marie Hadet, Debra Andrew and Judith Ritz for Over 50s touring England; Anita Scott, Lauren Johnston and Cheryl Kopec for Over 40s touring England; and Anita Duckworth and Suzanne Stoate for Over 45s touring Oceania. Dr Jennifer Rogers will travel with the OFT to England.

The Men’s Australian Masters competition was held in Canberra with WA sending eight teams including two Over 50s. This was probably WA’s best results away from home for many years with Gold Medals to Over 55 and Over 70 Divisions, and Silver Medals to Over 40, Over 50, Over 50 Div 2, Over 60 and Over 65 Divisions. Over 45s were semi-finalists. Frank Brown was recognised during the Championships for services to Australian Masters Hockey.

WA players selected in teams for England in 2012 were Michael Starling, Over 40s; Alan Dick, Over 45s; Bede Rogers, Shaun Bunn, Martin Ferrari, Matthew Jones, Graham Miller and Paul Scicluna for Over 50s; David Lockett, Stephen Pestana and Shane Williams for Over 55s; Rudy Keswick and Peter Morgan for Over 60s; Len Blyth, John Harper, Alan Stewart, Simon Thompson and Ken Walter for Over 65s; and Peter Gason, Barry Rutter, Stan Salazaar, Colin Sanders, Ron Venables, Les Waldon and Peter Willett for Over 70s. Paula Dick is Manager of Over 45s; Cameron Fairbrother, Coach of Over 50s and Rob Lawson, Coach of the Over 55s Australian Men’s Teams.

Congratulations to all winners at the Australian Masters Hockey Championships and personnel selected in the International touring teams for 2012.

The Committee comprised Lorraine Browning, Bill Campbell, Rob Lawson, Andrew Rahim, Helen Rule, Wendy Stone, Mal Skinner, Keith Gilbride and Peter Westlund. Fiona Stuart resigned during the year and was replaced by Sandy Cable. Thank you to all committee members for delivering a very successful on and off field performance in 2011.

The Committee were strongly supported in its role by Melissa Johnson, who succeeded Liam De Young and Sally Bell who provided significant support for State Teams. I warmly thank Kevin Knapp and Hockey WA staff members who have assisted the Masters Committee in 2011 to deliver on its charter.

Peter Westlund Masters Committee Convenor

16 Women’s National Training Centre

The WAIS Women’s Hockey Program in 2010-2011 was highlighted by a dramatic penalty stroke victory over New Zealand in the gold medal match of the 2010 Commonwealth Games. WAIS had four scholarship holders in the Hockeyroos side that won gold, whilst domestically, the WA Diamonds finished third in the 2011 AHL tournament.

The start of the 2010-2011 campaign commenced in July with five WAIS scholarship holders selected for the Australian World Cup squad: Kobie McGurk, Ashleigh Nelson, Kim Walker, Shelley Liddelow and Jayde Taylor In August, these five featured in Australia’s World Cup warm up loss to hosts Argentina.

The Hockeyroos finished third in Pool B during the World Cup in September, after defeats against the Netherlands and Germany. Despite wins over Japan, India and New Zealand, the Hockeyroos missed out on the medal rounds, reserved for the top two teams in both Pools. The Australians secured fifth place in the tournament after defeating Korea 2-1 in the crossover.

Ashleigh Nelson, Fiona Boyce, Jayde Taylor and Shelley Liddelow were all selected to represent Australia at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi during October as the Hockeyroos secured a Gold Medal after defeating New Zealand in the final on penalty strokes.

The Hockeyroos progressed through Group A after defeating Trinidad and Tobago (11-0), India (2-1) and Scotland (5-2), whilst drawing 1-1 with South Africa. Australia moved into the gold medal match after defeating England 1-0 in the semi final, before a 2-2 draw with New Zealand couldn’t be settled in extra time. Australia held its nerve to win 4-2 on penalties.

Katy Symons and Kate Hubble were part of an Australia A team that travelled to Japan for a tour during October and November. New Hockeyroos coach Adam Commens in January announced the 2011 Hockeyroos squad, with WAIS scholarship holders Kobie McGurk, Jayde Taylor, Fiona Boyce and Ashleigh Nelson all earning positions in the 24 member squad.

In February, the Hockeyroos secured their first silverware for the year after winning a Four Nations Tournament in Argentina, after defeating the hosts in extra-time in the final. Kobie McGurk, Ashleigh Nelson, Jayde Taylor and Fiona Boyce all represented Australia. WAIS Program Athletes

These four were retained for a home test series with Argentina in Canberra and Sydney. The Hockeyroos lost the first match 3-2 in Ashlyn Ahrens Canberra, before recording a 0-0 draw in Sydney. Karla Barrett Fiona Boyce The Diamonds (see team list on page 30) overcame a slow start to the season to find form during finals week in Darwin, taking third place Hope Munro after defeating the Queensland Scorchers in the play-off match. Ellie Buckley Kate Denning Three members of the WAIS squad were included in the Hockeyroos’ Champions Trophy squad for the tournament in the Netherlands Kyra Flynn that started in June. Kobie McGurk, Jayde Taylor and Ashleigh Nelson all received call ups into the Australian team. Kate Hubble Shelly Liddelow Australia was grouped in Pool B, alongside hosts Netherlands, New Zealand and Germany. The Hockeyroos suffered a first up defeat Kobie McGurk against the Netherlands, losing 3-0, before being defeated 3-2 by New Zealand. Australia bounced back to defeat Germany 1-0, but it Kate Mead was not enough to progress through to the medal rounds. Ashleigh Nelson Caitlin Pascov Neil Hawgood Alessia Robinson NTC Coach (Women) 17 Courtney Robinson Katy Symons Jayde Taylor Men’s National Training Centre

The Men’s NTC Hockey Program enjoyed another consistent and successful 12 months in 2011, with WA players and WAIS scholarship holders being heavily involved in the National Program.

The Kookaburras named a youthful squad for the 2011 Azlan Shah in April, with WAIS scholarship holders Kiel Brown, Jonathon Charlesworth, Brent Dancer and Fergus Kavanagh earning call ups. In May, Australia won the Azlan Shah tournament in Malaysia, after defeating Pakistan 3-2 in extra-time. Fergus Kavanagh was named in the tournament all-star team.

In June, the WA Thundersticks commenced their 2011 Australian Hockey League campaign with rounds in Darwin and Perth. The Thundersticks suffered a 3-1 defeat against Queensland in the first match in Darwin, before bouncing back with wins over South Australia (3-0) and the Northern Territory (5-1). Later in June, the Thundersticks defeated Canberra (2-1) and Victoria (3-1) in Perth to sit second in the AHL standings ahead of finals week, with the WA outfit well placed for a shot at another title.

In late June, Hockey Australia announced two squads for separate Four Nations and Five Nations tour matches in Europe. WAIS athletes Fergus Kavanagh and Jonathon Charlesworth were selected for both tours, whilst Brent Dancer was selected for the Four Nations tour, and Kiel Brown and Trent Mitton were selected for the Five Nations tour. Chris Bausor was added to the squad and made his debut for Australia.

In July the WA Under 21 team were successful in winning the National Championship in Perth. Aran Zalewski and Brodie Sarre were selected in the National Junior Squad at the completion of the competition. This result was an outstanding effort by the team and the coaching staff. Ben Senior and Ed Welch were in their first year as coaches at this level.

The Thundersticks competed in the final round of the AHL in Sydney in August. The team maintained an undefeated run throughout the week and defeated NSW in the final with a thrilling 4-3 scoreline. Sam Pike was the hero of the game scoring with a powerful penalty corner conversion in the last two minutes to secure the win. Congratulations must go to all squad members and to Chris O’Reilly who was successful in his first effort as head coach.

The International Super Series and Tri Nation Series saw Triston Clemons and Aran Zalewski make their international debuts. Fergus Kavanagh, Kiel Brown, Ian Burcher, Brent Dancer, Jono Charlesworth ,Trent Mitton, Sam Pike and Bevan George were also selected to play for the Kookaburras and Australia A in this series.

The Under 18, Under 15 and Under 13 State teams all performed well in their Championships with a fourth, third and second placing respectively. An encouraging aspect was the commitment of new coaches at these levels. David Bell NTC Coach (Men)

WAIS Program Athletes Fergus Kavanagh Chris Bausor Justin Knapp Graeme Begbie Nathan McGuire Matthew Boyce Trent Mitton Craig Boyne Daniel Sampey Kiel Brown Travis Taylor Ian Burcher Aran Zalewski Jonathon Charlesworth Tristan Clemons Brent Dancer Jordan Hunt 18 Office Bearers and Committees

BOARDS COUNTRY JUNIOR President Peter Churack Convenor Chris Scott Convenor Mike Young Janene Bon (from February) Members Marissa Atkins Members Ross Grafton Tony Lalor Beverley Blake Stephanie O’Sullivan Brian Mayo (to July) Jenny Pitman Alan Polglaze David Moroney (from July) Rosemary Power Tania Smith Phil Nillsen Barbara Semini Jenny Spring Michael Nobbs Rodney Thornton Pauline Walton Amanda Symons Denise Willcock Staff Liaison Nicole Serafini Christine Truscott Staff Liaison Claire French MASTERS CEO Kevin Knapp HIGH PERFORMANCE Convenor Peter Westlund AUDIT FINANCE & GOVERNANCE Convenor Colin Howell Members Lorraine Browning Convenor Phil Nillsen Members David Bell Sandy Cable Members Peter Churack Simone Brown Bill Campbell David Moroney Peter Freer Keith Gilbride Staff Liaison Kim Rodgers Neil Hawgood Rob Lawson CEO Kevin Knapp Clover Maitland Andrew Rahim CLUB & GAME DEVELOPMENT Staff Liaison Sally Bell Helen Rule Convenor Greg Hunt INDOOR 2009/2010 Mal Skinner Members Ross Easton Convenor John Christie Wendy Stone John Heath Members Ryan Briggs Staff Liaison Melissa Johnson (to August) Mark Nicholls Brad Hill OFFICIATING REFERENCE PANEL Julian Peet John Nettleton Chairman Pino Monaco Staff Liaison Mark Watton Johnson Orr Sarah Allanson Sandra Orr Ryan Briggs (to July) Fiona Young Frank Brown Staff Liaison Claire French Charles Gaudoin Murray Grime Graham Napier Tania Perpoli (from April) 19 Alisha Williams Staff Liaison Fiona Stuart (from March)

Hockey WA Staff

Chief Executive Officer Kevin Knapp Co-ordinator - High Performance From August Jen Anyalai Senior Manager - High Performance Sally Bell Supervisor - Reception and Bookings Susan Cook Manager - Hospitality, Bar and Catering Lionel David Supervisor - Maintenance Glenn Davissen Co-ordinator - Facilities and Infrastructure Jason De Wind Co-ordinator - High Performance To January Liam De Young Project Officer & Board Liaison (part-time) Mitchell Eastman Senior Manager - Facilities and Infrastructure From August Gerrit Engelbrecht Finance Officer From September Allison Fitzgerald Co-ordinator - Competitions Claire French Senior Executive Assistant (part-time) Karenne Griffiths Supervisor - Catering Meralyn Hodges Senior Manager - Facilities and Infrastructure To July Barb Jenkins Co-ordinator - Events Plus High Performance to August Melissa Johnson Manager - Marketing Kate Main Supervisor Facilities and Infrastructure From September Shayley McGurk- Davy Senior Manager - Finance Kim Rodgers Co-ordinator - Junior Programs Nicole Serafini Co-ordinator - Education and Officiating From March Fiona Stuart Senior Manager - Club and Game Development Damien Todorovic Senior Supervisor - Finance Laraine Waldron Finance Officer Ruth Waldron Assist Manager - Club and Game Development Mark Watton SENIOR COACHES NTC Coach (Women) and Coach WA Diamonds Neil Hawgood NTC Coach (Men) David Bell Coach WA Thundersticks Chris O’Reilly 20 Awarded Members

HOCKEY WA LIFE MEMBERS Mike Kinsella Charles Harper * Bev Sharpe Guth Ardagh * Shirley Leece Jim Harrington Don Smart Jim Banks Val Longson * Robert Jones Harold Smith * Lance Barrett * Heather McManis * Richard Jewell Michael Sutherland F D Beames * Douglas McKenzie * Des Kelly Shirley Tonkin Tom Bedells * Gail Mounsey Mike Kinsella Val Villamil Nola Bezant Colin Nicholas Tony Lalor Laraine Waldron Phoebe Bradshaw Laurie Packham John Leece John Wright * May Campbell * Ian Pitt Shirley Leece HOCKEY AUSTRALIA AWARD OF MERIT C J Carne * Max Reynolds * Kerry Leggett Richard Aggiss Peter Carter * Fred Sermon * Neil Mannolini Merv Adams * David Crothers Alec Todd * Heather McManis * Peter Carter Am * John Cruickshank * HOCKEY WA AWARD OF MERIT Jack McMeekin Richard Charlesworth Shirley Davies David Allen Philip Montgomery Jack Edsall * Eric Eastman * Graham Ashley Gail Mounsey Jack Evans Violet Fallows * Jim Banks Frank Murray Tony Galvin Cedric (Dick) Faulds * Gordon Bell * Graham Napier Gordon Getley Ann Fuhrmann Nola Bezant Corrin Naylor Brian Glencross Norman Giles * Alec Brazier * John Nettleton Bruce Goodheart * Ida Glass * Stan Bibra Colin Nicholas Mark Hager Bruce Goodheart * Frank Brown Barry Nugent Frank Murray Pat Goodridge * Ernie Burgess * Sybil O’Hara Ian Pitt Charles Harper * Harry Byles * Stephanie O’Sullivan Graham Reid Richard Jewell Pat Collins Laurie Packham John Sands * Dolly Johnson Shirley Davies Ian Pitt Fred Sermon * Sid Johnson * Jack Edsall * Rodney Rate HOCKEY AUSTRALIA LIFE MEMBERS Angella Kelly Anne Emslie Dennis Rees Shirley Davies Des Kelly Ann Fuhrmann Robert Reitze * Colin Nicholas Kay Kemp Ron Glencross * Max Reynolds * Shirley Leece Tom St John Kennedy * Vern Gooch 21 David Scanlon * Eric Eastman * Kerry Leggett Stan Hahnel Wally Scott * * Deceased 2011 Award Winners

Life Member Ian Pitt Award of Merit Frank Brown Award of Merit Graham Napier Guth Ardagh Men’s Minor Premiership Pennant YMCC Hockey Club May Campbell Women’s Minor Premiership Pennant UWA Hockey Club Merv Adams Medal (Best Player in the Grand Final) Matthew Lim (YMCC) Shirley Leece Medal (Best Player in the Grand Final) Jessica Shakes (UWA) FHE Men’s Top Goal Scorer Award Sam Pike 37 goals (UWA) Jackie Pereira Women’s Top Goal Scorer Award Chantelle Ciallella 17 goals (WASPs) FHE Fairest and Best Goalkeeper - Women Sophie Fitzsimons (Old Aquinans) FHE Fairest and Best Goalkeeper - Men Tristan Clemons (Melville) Paul Gaudoin Youth Player Award Nathan McGuire (CT Pirates) Rechelle Hawkes Youth Player Award Nisha Fernandes (Wolves) Sportscover Golden Whistle Best Umpire - Men Dan Johnston Sportscover Golden Whistle Best Umpire - Women Sarah Allanson Alex Brazier Cup (outstanding junior umpire) Michael Fernihough Officiating Service Award Denise Willcock Most Promising Umpire - Women Tahlya Sleep Most Promising Umpire - Men Scott Embry Charlesworth Medal Winner Airlie Ogilvie (WASPs) Olympians Medal Winner Phil Hulbert (Vic Park Panthers)

22 Women’s Charlesworth Medal Winners Men’s Olympians Medal Winners Fairest and best player in the women’s first division competition Fairest and best player in the men’s first division competition

2003 Andrew Smith (Hale) 1976 Steve Hayward (University of WA) 1988 Kerri Richards (Westside Wolves) 2004 David Hennessy (Wesley South Perth) 1977 David Bell (Old Aquinians) 1989 Rechelle Hawkes OAM (North Coast Raiders) 2005 Alistair Park (Westside Wolves) 1978 David Bell (Fremantle) 1990 Liane Tooth OAM (Westside Wolves) 2006 Phil Hulbert (Vic Park Panthers) 1979 David Bell (Fremantle) 1991 Rechelle Hawkes OAM (North Coast Raiders) 2007 Darryl McCormick (Fremantle) 1980 Richard Charlesworth (University of WA) 1992 Lee Capes OAM (Curtin Trinity Pirates) 2008 Phil Marshall (Fremantle) 1981 Michael Nobbs (Suburban) 1993 Nicole Dalby (South Perth) 2009 Craig Boyne (YMCC) 1982 Steve Hayward (University of WA) 1994 Michelle Hager OAM (Curtin Trinity Pirates) Brent Dancer (Wesley South Perth) 1983 Craig Davies (Fremantle) 1995 Lisa Powell OAM (Westside Wolves) Nathan Eglington (Westside Wolves) 1984 Geoff Bott (YMCA Perth) 1996 Sara Booth (University of WA) 2010 Kiel Brown (Wesley South Perth) 1985 Terry Leece (Fremantle) 1997 Rechelle Hawkes OAM (North Coast Raiders) Greg Reece (Hale) 1986 David Bell (Old Aquinians) 1998 Michelle Andrews OAM (North Coast Raiders) 2011 Phil Hulbert (Vic Park Panthers) 1999 Liane Tooth OAM (Westside Wolves) 1987 John Bestall (Trinity) 2000 Kim Walker (University of WA) 1988 Bryan Zekulich (Wesley South Perth) 2001 Nicole Dalby (South Perth) 1989 Warren Birmingham (Fremantle) 2002 Simone Wallington (YMCA) 1990 Michael Nobbs (University of WA) 2003 Nicole Dalby (South Perth) 1991 Geoff Bott (YMCA) 2004 Shayni Buswell (University of WA) 1992 Paul Lewis (North Coast Raiders) 2005 Kim Walker (Curtin Trinity Pirates) 1993 Peter Haselhurst (Westside Wolves) 2006 Shayni Buswell (University of WA) 1994 Paul Armitage (Westside Wolves) 2007 Jayde Taylor (Westside Wolves) 1995 Graham Reid (Vic Park Panthers) 2008 Shayni Nelson-nee Buswell (University of WA) 1996 Lee Bodimeade (Wesley South Perth) 2009 Lisa Eglington (Westside Wolves) Graham Reid (Vic Park Panthers) 2010 Kate Denning (Curtin Trinity Pirates) 1997 Matthew Wells (Modernians) 2011 Airlie Ogilvie (WASPs) 1998 Graham Reid (Vic Park Panthers) 1999 Ian Wishart (YMCA) 2000 Ian Wishart (YMCA) 2001 Paul Armitage (Westside Wolves) 2002 Tom Kavanagh (Hale)

23 Men’s Premier Division Winners

1908 Perth 1938 Cricketers 1968 YMCA Perth 1998 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1909 Wilberforce 1939 Cricketers 1969 Old Modernians 1999 YMCA Coastal City 1910 Wilberforce 1940 Cricketers 1970 Modernians 2000 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1911 Perth 1941 Suburban 1971 Cricketers 2001 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1912 Wilberforce 1942 Competition Suspended 1972 YMCA Perth 2002 University of WA 1913 Cottesloe 1943 Duration 1973 Cricketers 2003 Wesley South Perth World War II 1914 Claremont 1944 1974 Old Aquinians 2004 University of WA 1915 Perth 1945 University 1975 YMCA Perth 2005 University of WA 1916 1946 Cricketers 1976 Cricketers 2006 Fremantle Competition Suspended 1947 University/Guildford 1977 Cricketers 2007 University of WA 1917 Duration 1918 World War I 1948 Cricketers 1978 YMCA Perth 2008 Vic Park Panthers 1919 1949 University 1979 Cricketers 2009 YMCA Coastal City 1920 Claremont 1950 Fremantle 1980 Cricketers 2010 Hale 1921 Claremont 1951 Cricketers 1981 Old Aquinians 2011 YMCA Coastal City 1922 Suburban 1952 Fremantle 1982 Suburban Nedlands 1923 Suburban 1953 Cricketers 1983 Suburban Nedlands 1924 Suburban 1954 Cricketers 1984 Suburban Nedlands 1925 Suburban 1955 CBC 1985 YMCA Perth 1926 Suburban 1956 CBC 1986 Cricketers 1927 Suburban 1957 Perth 1987 Suburban Nedlands 1928 Perth 1958 Perth 1988 YMCA Perth 1929 Perth 1959 Perth 1989 Westside Wolves 1930 Suburban 1960 Cricketers 1990 Wesley South Perth 1931 Perth 1961 CBC (Trinity) 1991 Wesley South Perth 1932 Guildford 1962 Cricketers 1992 University 1933 Perth 1963 Cricketers 1993 University 1934 Perth 1964 YMCA Perth 1994 Old Aquinians 1935 Perth 1965 Cricketers 1995 University 1936 Perth 1966 YMCA Perth 1996 Vic Park Panthers 1937 Cricketers 1967 Cricketers 24 1997 Curtin Trinity Tigers Women’s Premier Division Winners

1965 Surf 1995 South Perth 1966 Surf 1996 Pirates 1967 Fremantle 1997 Westside Wolves 1968 Surf 1998 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1969 Pirates 1999 Westside Wolves 1970 Surf/Pirates 2000 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1971 Grads 2001 South Perth 1972 Surf 2002 University of WA 1973 Surf 2003 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1974 Surf 2004 Westside Wolves 1975 Surf 2005 University of WA 1976 Surf 2006 Westside Wolves 1977 University 2007 Westside Wolves 1978 Grads 2008 University of WA 1979 University 2009 Westside Wolves 1980 University 2010 University of WA 1981 Grads 2011 University of WA 1982 Grads 1983 University 1984 Grads 1985 Surf 1986 Pirates 1987 Westside Wolves 1988 University 1989 Westside Wolves 1990 University 1991 Pirates 1992 Raiders 1993 Raiders 1994 University 25 Grade Winners - Senior

MEN WOMEN Grade Premiers Guth Ardagh Challenge Cup Grade Premiers May Campbell Challenge Cup AHG League YMCC YMCC Vic Park Panthers AHG League University of WA University of WA University of WA Premier 2 Vic Park Panthers Melville Melville Premier 2 University of WA Curtin Trinity Pirates Curtin Trinity Pirates Premier Alliance Melville Old Aquinians Old Aquinians Premier Alliance Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Willow Bridge Peel Rockingham Rockingham Willow Bridge Rockingham Hale Hale Promotion 2 Riverside Lions Riverside Lions Riverside Lions Promotion 2 University Associates University Associates University Associates Provisional 1 Westside Wolves Old Aquinians Old Aquinians Provisional 1 Old Aquinians Old Aquinians University of WA Provisional 2 Black Rockingham Westside Wolves University of WA Provisional 2 Black YMCC John XXIII John XXIII Provisional 2 Gold Peel Peel Wesley South Perth Provisional 2 Gold Curtin Trinity Pirates Curtin Trinity Pirates Curtin Trinity Pirates Provisional 3 Black University of WA University of WA Joondalup Lakers Provisional 3 Black Suburban Suburban Suburban Provisional 3 Gold Peel Curtin Trinity Pirates Curtin Trinity Pirates Provisional 3 Gold Southern River Hale Hale Provisional 4 Old Aquinians Melville Old Aquinians Provisional 4 Newman Knights Dale Dale Metro 1 Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Modernians Metro 1 Curtin Trinity Pirates Westside Wolves Curtin Trinity Pirates Metro 2 Black University of WA University of WA Riverside Lions Metro 2 Black Modernians Newman Knights Newman Knights Metro 2 Gold Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Metro 2 Gold Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Metro 3 Black Whitford Whitford Whitford Rae Blunt Pennant University Associates YMCC YMCC Metro 3 Gold Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth Masters Div 2 YMCC YMCC YMCC Metro 3 White Riverside Lions North Coast Raiders North Coast Raiders Masters Div 3 Curtin Trinity Pirates Servio Joondalup Lakers Metro 4 Harlequins Harlequins Harlequins O40 Midweek Vic Park Panthers Fremantle Fremantle O40 Div 1 Old Aquinians YMCC YMCC O40 Div 2 Southern River Willetton Reds Willetton Reds O40 Div 3 Hale Hale Hale O40 Div 4 Eastern Blades Fremantle Fremantle O50 Div 1 North Coast Raiders Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth O50 Div 2 OGMHC Modernians Modernians O50 Div 3 Melville Melville Melville O60 Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Westside Wolves 26 Grade Winners -Junior

BOYS GIRLS Grade Premiers Guth Ardagh Challenge Cup Grade Premiers May Campbell Challenge Cup 11/12A Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth Westside Wolves 11/12A Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Westside Wolves 11/12A Reserve Hale Hale Fremantle 11/12A Reserve Peel Peel Peel 11/12B Black Melville Maroon Vic Park Panthers Joondalup Lakers 11/12B St Brigids St Brigids St Brigids 11/12B Gold Joondalup Lakers Joondalup Lakers Stirling Rangers 9/10A University of WA Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers 9/10A Melville Wolves Wolves 9/10A Reserve Riverside Lions Riverside Lions Riverside Lions 9/10A Reserve Hale Hale Hale 9/10B Black Whitford Whitford Whitford 9/10B Black Wolves Grey Wolves Red Aquinas/Willetton 9/10B Gold University of WA University of WA Westside Wolves Red 9/10B Gold North Coast Raiders Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers 7/8A CTP/UWA - Shared University of WA University of WA 9/10C Southern River Southern River Southern River 7/8A Reserve Rockingham Rockingham Rockingham 7/8A Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers 7/8B Black Joondalup Lakers Modernians Modernians 7/8A Reserve Wolves Red Wolves Red Vic Park Panthers 7/8B Gold Newman Knights Newman Knights Newman Knights 7/8B Black Hale Hale Hale 7/8B White Fremantle Fremantle Fremantle 7/8B Gold Vic Park Panthers Kalamunda Kalamunda 7/8 C Stirling Rangers Modernians Stirling Rangers 7/8B White Hale Hale Hale 5/6A Wolves Vic Park Panthers 7/8B Yellow OGMHC OGMHC Westside Wolves Red 5/6B Black Wolves Red Wolves Red No 7/8C Mazenod Southern River Southern River 5/6B Gold Grand Finals Joondalup Lakers Joondalup Lakers 5/6A Wolves Red Wolves Red 5/6 Regional Black for 5/6 OGMHC OGMHC Grades 5/6B Black Aquinas/Willetton Aquinas/Willetton 5/6 Regional Gold Riverside Lions Maroon Riverside Lions Maroon 5/6B Gold No Hale Hale 5/6 Regional Blck Grand Finals Melville Maroon Melville Maroon for 5/6 5/6 Regional Gold Grades Harlequins OGMHC Blue 5/6 Regional White Riverside Lions Maroon Riverside Lions Maroon 5/6 Regional Yellow Southern River Gold Southern River Gold 5/6 Regional Red UWA Blue UWA Green

27 Byrne and Judge Perpetual Trophy TEAM Played Won Drawn Lost For Against PP Points % Servio ** 15 11 3 1 47 14 0.0 36.0 80.00% Peel 64 42 5 17 246 81 0.0 131.0 68.23% Southern River 128 81 12 35 315 171 1.0 254.0 66.15% Uni Associates Women 95 55 19 21 319 134 0.0 184.0 64.56% John XXIII 97 53 14 30 223 179 2.2 170.8 58.69% South West Strikers** 16 8 3 5 42 28 0.0 27.0 56.25% Riverside Lions 179 87 33 59 437 297 1.9 292.1 54.39% University of WA 369 185 43 141 891 715 3.5 594.5 53.70% Old Aquinians 303 145 51 107 718 594 3.0 483.0 53.14% Hale 352 168 52 132 753 637 0.4 555.6 52.61% WASPS 390 187 48 155 941 829 0.6 608.4 52.00% Victoria Park Panthers 385 181 50 154 945 806 1.6 591.4 51.20% CT Pirates 320 148 49 123 709 648 3.2 489.8 51.02% Modernians 198 89 35 74 418 429 0.0 302.0 50.84% Melville 401 189 51 161 953 805 7.8 610.2 50.72% Harlequins 114 52 14 48 246 275 0.0 170.0 49.71% YMCC 305 140 37 128 774 673 3.2 453.8 49.60% Westside Wolves 294 135 37 122 710 728 8.5 433.5 49.15% Ellenbrook Falcons 50 21 10 19 129 94 3.0 70.0 46.67% Joondalup Lakers 211 88 26 97 442 490 0.5 289.5 45.73% Fremantle 306 127 41 138 678 638 3.4 418.6 45.60% Kwinana 48 20 6 22 83 95 0.5 65.5 45.49% Newman Knights 184 70 37 77 377 400 0.3 246.7 44.69% NC Raiders 273 109 31 133 589 598 0.0 358.0 43.71% Old Guildford Mundaring 193 71 31 91 379 399 1.5 242.5 41.88% Whitford 230 81 43 106 376 469 0.0 286.0 41.45% Rockingham 227 80 34 113 418 540 0.2 273.8 40.21% Eastern Blades 82 28 10 44 145 185 0.0 94.0 38.21% Willetton 82 25 18 39 163 226 0.0 93.0 37.80% Cowan Uni 82 29 4 49 134 206 0.0 91.0 36.99% Kalamunda 115 33 24 58 154 234 0.0 123.0 35.65% Suburban 242 69 27 146 321 689 2.4 231.6 31.90% BayUnion** 18 5 1 12 19 37 0.0 16.0 29.63% Dale 66 17 7 42 119 227 0.0 58.0 29.29% Uni Associates Men** 32 7 3 22 59 113 0.3 23.7 24.69% Canning 100 12 12 76 73 429 0.0 48.0 16.00% Rangers 50 5 5 40 28 40 208 0.2 19.8 13.20% ** Not eligible - less than 3 teams Kyle Rutter Perpetual Trophy

TEAM Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Points % Peel Rebels ** 28 20 2 6 107 51 62.0 73.81% Harlequins ** 28 18 3 7 99 34 57.0 67.86% Hale 211 133 24 54 640 271 423.0 66.82% Kalamunda 77 44 17 16 161 76 149.0 64.50% Rangers 133 71 26 36 350 171 239.0 59.90% Newman Knights 89 46 14 29 251 113 152.0 56.93% University of WA 460 235 72 153 1059 731 777.0 56.30% Old Guildford Mundaring 131 69 14 48 325 217 221.0 56.23% Modernians 105 53 16 36 233 167 175.0 55.56% Old Aquinians 115 60 13 42 257 212 190.0 55.07% Westside Wolves 427 210 59 158 941 809 689.0 53.79% Southern River 88 41 13 34 183 166 136.0 51.52% Victoria Park Panthers 281 131 38 112 602 509 431.0 51.13% St Brigids ** 27 13 2 12 57 42 41.0 50.62% Riverside Lions 338 153 50 135 683 615 509.0 50.20% Rockingham 112 49 16 47 234 256 163.0 48.51% Fremantle 129 53 16 60 257 293 175.0 45.22% Mazenod 56 22 7 27 109 134 73.0 43.45% YMCC 92 36 11 45 159 180 119.0 43.12% CT Pirates 95 32 17 46 153 249 113.0 39.65% Melville 346 118 53 175 568 735 407.0 39.21% Canning 39 13 6 20 55 76 45.0 38.46% WASPs 191 65 25 99 342 524 220.0 38.39% Eastern Blades 63 19 9 35 107 152 66.0 34.92% Joondalup Lakers 138 43 10 85 232 414 139.0 33.57% NC Raiders 175 49 26 100 224 383 173.0 32.95% Whitford 198 56 24 117 278 521 192.0 32.32% Ellenbrook Falcons ** 27 6 2 19 34 201 20.0 24.69% Mercedes 40 4 4 32 15 153 16.0 13.33% Dale 35 2 1 32 17 158 7.0 6.67% 29 ** Not eligible - less than 3 teams Australian Hockey League

PLACING: 1st PLACING: 3rd

Ashlyn Ahrens Ashleigh Nelson Chris Bausor Fergus Kavanagh Karla Barrett Shayni Nelson Matthew Boyce Tyler Lovell Fiona Boyce Sian Nelson Craig Boyne Nathan McGuire Chantelle Ciallella Caitlin Pascov Mark Boyne Trent Mitton Jane Clarkson Alessia Robinson Kiel Brown Alistair Park Harriet Collins Courtney Robinson Ian Burcher Darren Parkes Kate Denning Jodie Searle Jonathon Charlesworth Sam Pike Claire Ellis Kathryn Slattery Tristan Clemons Greg Reece Kate Hubble Katelyn Smith Brent Dancer Daniel Sampey Shelly Liddelow Kate Symons Bevan George Grant Schubert Kobie McGurk Jayde Taylor Greg Hearn Kit Tapper Kate Mead Roberta Walton Jordan Hunt Aran Zalewski Hope Munro Andrew Jacobs

Coach Chris O’Reilly Coach Neil Hawgood Assistant Coach Tristram Woodhouse Assistant Coach Russell Lee Manager Hans Geers Managers Emily Halliday Kim Walker Physiotherapist Andrew Bell Grant Mitton Video Analyst Graeme Begbie Physio Rowena Kendall

30 State Teams - Men

MEN’S UNDER 21 MEN’S UNDER 18 BOYS’S UNDER 15 BOY’S UNDER 13 Kyle Angwin David Andersson Elliot Barton Tim Andrew Mark Brodie Dane Angwin Simon Benetti Ethan Fallon James Chaffey Shane Benfell James Benetti Jackson Ferri Bradley Clarke Sheldon Brown Matthew Bird Will Graham Andrew Cooke Steve Eskinazi Bryn de Bes Coby Green Andre DiFilippo Sebastian Ewing Fraser Donaldson Jake Harvie Steven Durrell Tim Geers Matthew Fisher Fraser Jilley Jordan Hunt Dom Hird Frazer Gerrard Brayden King Matt Lim Patrick Lawther Bill Golding James Kordic Frank Main Craig Leknys Sam Hewitt-Dutton Jack Leaversuch Nathan McGuire Jeremy Murray-Yong Jayden Lawrence Jack Pampling Trent Mitton Michael Nicoli Shaun McKay Lawson Patten-Williams Jonathon Parry Lachlan Overton Louis Re-Matthews Scott Reid Ben Rennie Bryce Philpott Sam Ronan Jesse Ryan Neil Rose Daniel Robertson Keaton Spencer-Wright Matthew Verryn Daniel Sampey Liam Solig Sasha Thomas Andrew Vuori Brodie Sarre Declan Spencer Hayden Walker Cale Walsh Nick Tate Aran Zalewski

Coach: Ben Senior Coach: Blake Burrows Coach: Charlie Gaudoin Coach: Russell Harvie A/Coach: Ed Welch A/Coach: Aaron Ride A/Coach: Justin McDougall A/Coach: Lawrie Tyler Manager: Simon Moore-Crouch Manager: John Burrows Manager: Gail Ahrens Manager: Steph O’Sullivan Physio: Matthew Montgomery Physio: Cody Gilham

Championship held Championship held Championship held Championship held 5 - 16 July 26 April - 7 May 1 - 8 October 1-8 October 2011 in Perth, WA 2011 in Hobart, TAS 2011 in Melbourne, VIC 2011 in Tweed Border QLD Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 4th Final Placing: 3rd31 Final Placing: 2nd MEN’S O40’S MEN’S O45 MEN’S O50 DIV 1 MEN’S O50 DIV 2 MEN’S O55’S Paul Armitage Ray Achemedel Stuart Amphlett Robert Baker Greg Allen Trevor Beazley Peter Bampton Craig Burgess Stuart Burnfield Greg Cooper Peter Bewick Robert Behets Paul Cartwright Ron Chesney Steve Farrer Wayne Blazejczyk Michael Bilney Grant Carville Richard Ewen Wayne Cutler Allan Colthart Shaun Bunn Peter Crowe Michael Jensen Keith Gilbride Nathan Bridge Peter Connelly David Elliott Andrew Morgan Maurice Giles Alan Dick Graeme Gurney Martin Ferrari Norm Morrison David Herrington Craig Emslie John Nordmann Matthew Jones Colin Needham Rudi Keswick Patrick Knott Russel Rieck Lyle Kenny Stefan Oiejko Peter Kontor Scott McDonald David Ross David Lockett Mark Pugsley Tom Long Stewart McDonald Brian Saxby Graham Miller Dennis Reid George Naylor Steve Metcalfe Andy Starling Noel Morrison Darryl Richards Ian Simes Andrew Rahim Bruce Taylor Stephen Pestana Russell Scanlon Max Viner Adrian Rutter Colin Tyler Andrew Reynolds Jeremy Walsh Peter Westlund Michael Starling Darren Wilson Bede Rogers Simon Walsh Shane Williams Mark Watton Paul Scicluna Paul Wright

Coach: Alan Dick Coach: Frank Quaresimin Coach: Matthew Jones Coach: Cameron Fairbrother Coach: Rob Lawson Manager: Paula Dick Manager: Astrid Miller Manager: Wayne Cutler

Championship held Championship held Championship held Championship held Championship held 26 September - 8 October 2011 26 September - 8 October 2011 26 September - 8 October 2011 26 September - 8 October 26 September - 8 October in Canberra, ACT in Canberra, ACT in Canberra, ACT 2011 in Canberra, ACT 2011 in Canberra, ACT Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 3rd Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 1st

32 MEN’S O60’S MEN’S O65’S MEN’S O70’S MEN’S COUNTRY Dennis Baker Jim Banks Ken Dyer Sam Broad Len Blyth Graham Challenor Ash Foster Paul Bolger Ian Brown Hammond D’Souza Peter Gason Jyl Connolly Bill Campbell Peter Hearne John Halley Shay Connolly Len Collier Ian Hill Graham Harler Jamie Frost Dudley Evans Mal Horrigan Derek Hoad Shawn Heil Peter Fogels Roger Jewell David Lester Nicholas Lavery Bruce Goetze Philip Metcalfe Paul Robinson Cory Letts John Harper Peter Murray Barry Rutter Paul Morrissy Geoff Hudson Colin Sanders Stan Salazar Peter Murray Ian Kealley Graham Sansom Brian Stewart Tim Pyle Peter Morgan Alan Stewart Max Stewart Ben Stam Terry Parker Simon Thomson Ron Venables Cale Varris Ian Pestana Les Waldon Ken Watt Alex Wenn Stephen Powles Ken Walter Peter Willett Lance Wiggers Heath Tyrell Simon Williams Bill Williamson Adam Williamson

Coach: Ian Pestana Coach: Peter Hammond Coach: Tom Crossen Coach: Matthew Corner Manager: Ashley Challenor Manager: Brian Soares Manager: Bill Williamson Manager: Paul Bolger Physio: Matthew Beaumont Championship held Championship held Championship held 26 September - 8 October 26 September - 8 October 2011 26 September - 8 October Championship held 2011 in Canberra, ACT in Canberra, ACT 2011 in Canberra, ACT 30 July - 6 August 2011 Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 1st in Port Lincoln, SA Final Placing: 3rd

33 MEN’S SENIOR INDOOR MEN’S UNDER 21 INDOOR MEN’S UNDER 18 INDOOR Chris Bausor Mark Brodie Alistair Ball Jason Black Jamie Burns Joshua Clarey Scott Hughes Josh Byrne-Quinn Jacob Colgan Evan Kelly Brad Clarke Jordan Edmonds John McKnight Jonathon Ellis Ross Hall Paul Nicholls Mark Ellis Patrick Lawther David Orr David Ogden Jerome Paz Darren Parkes Ben Rennie Bradley Pedrotti Rhys Powell Brodie Sarre Liam Solig Graham Watts Cailen Sarre Declan Spencer George Watts Patrick Welsh Nick Tate Edward Welch Maverick Yow Harrison Wright

Coach: John Christie Coach: Kynan Fuller Coach: Paul Nicholls A/Coach: David Orr Manager: Johnson Orr Manager: Jay Dorsett Manager: Martin Spencer

Championship held Championship held Championship held 28 November - 4 December 28 November - 4 December 10 - 15 January 2011 2010 in Wollongong, NSW 2010 in Wollongong, NSW in Adelaide, SA Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 3rd

34 State Teams - Women

WOMEN’S UNDER 21 WOMEN’S UNDER 18 GIRLS’S UNDER 15 GIRLS’S UNDER 13 Karla Barrett Ashlyn Ahrens Rebecca Bell Sienna Archer Stacey Cunningham Keeley Allsop Danielle Bestall Anne Bartle Kirstie Denning Catie Bott Elysia Burvill Meg Buckley Kyra Flynn Chloe Buzza Brooke Capewell Dana Carter Danica Mazzini Briony Clark Chloe Carter Zoey Clifford Kate Mead Nisha Fernandes Aimee Clark Sophie Fidoe Katherine Morgan Erin Flynn Taylor Collard Amy Fitzgerald Caitlin Pascov Rachel Frusher Maya Fernandes Annie Gibbs Georgia Pugh Tegan Gmeiner Felicity Gallagher Kaylee Kirk Siobhan Roberts Preah Hetherington Brittany McNab Amy Manton Alessia Robinson Gemma Kendell Ashleigh McNess Phillipa Morgan Kathryn Slattery Tess Moynihan Kaitlin Nobbs Matilda Nelson Katelyn Smith Ellie Naisbitt Candyce Peacock Jessica Pavitt Kersten Smith Megan Silvey Aleisha Power Melissa Powell Penny Squibb Kathryn Slattery Amber Smith Scout Regan Katy Symons Kersten Smith Shanea Tonkin Louise Tonkin Tandia Wilkinson Maddie Smith Kiah Williams Mikaila Watson Penny Squibb Georgia Wilson

Coach: Mal Cowan Coach: Emily Halliday Coach: Steph Andrews Coach: Brad Ladyman A/Coach: Rob Golding A/Coach: Stephanie Andrews A/Coach: Sam Gale A/Coach: Sally Bell Manager: Nicola Ogden Manager: Temeka Hood Manager: Claire Omedei Manager: Sally Bell Physio: Aimee Bosenburg Physio: Lauren Shelley Physio: Madeline Dawe Physio: Christine Ladyman

Championship held Championship held Championship held Championship held 12-23 July 2011 12 - 23 April 2011 24 September - 1 October 2011 1 - 8 October 2011 Canberra, ACT Brisbane, QLD Sydney, NSW Alice Springs, NT Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 4th Final Placing: 3rd Final Placing: 3rd

35 WOMEN’S O35’S WOMEN’S O40’S WOMEN’S O45’S Kellie Atherton Glenys Chinnery Fiona Althaus Isobel Bevis Caroline Dodd Marjorie Boultbee Nyreee Brown Nicole Doorman Anita Duckworth Bernadette Charsley Kellie Grant Nicki Gambrell Stacey Denning Robyn Himbeck Helen Guiness Janet Elliot Lauren Johnston Jocelyn Henly Sinead French-Bluhm Louise Keefe Tika Kelsey Lainie Gara Cheryl Kopec Catherine Lewis Temeka Hood Erica Perkins Lyn Lucas Tania Iseppi Samantha Rankin Kate Main Madeline King Kellie Reilly Vicki Re Renae Pares Melany Schoultz Sandra Reysenbach Tina Parker Anita Scott Judith Ritz Carrie Parsons Janine Stevenson Helen Rule Sonia Scott Wendy Stone Jacinta Schneider Donna Treloar Jill Van Duuren Leonie Squire Katy Vipond Suzanne Stoate

Coach: Tony Miller Coach: Fiona Stuart Coach: Robert Jacobs Manager: Jodie George Manager: Janine Raszkawajski Manager: Laura Ross

Championship held Championship held Championship held 29 September - 8 October 2011 29 September - 8 October 2011 29 September - 8 October 2011 Perth, WA Perth, WA Perth, WA Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 3rd Final Placing: 4th

36 WOMEN’S O50’S WOMEN’S O55’S WOMEN’S 60’S WOMEN’S COUNTRY Debra Andrew Gail Anderson Karen Adams Emma Benson Tracy Buswell Betty Butterly Karen Allen Megan Cinanni Kym Chandler Nancy Churchill Janice Arcus Dale Cronje Alison Cooper Sue Gallinagh Lorraine Carnachan Gemma Hitchcock Helen Gandy Dale Keiley Rosa Garner Terri Jasper Marie Hadet Maragret Knapp Dot Glass Dirranie Kirby Jayne Hatt Jane Manning Pat Halden Zeta Lancaster Tracey Hough Maris Margetts Shirley Howard Ashlee Lavery Ingrid Matthews Kerry Mather Kerry Hood Fleur O’Neill Alison McVee Janese McDougall Helen Johansen Caitlin Park Eleanor Staples Catherine McFarlane Kerry Koltasz Jane Puckett Gail Westlund Jenny Rogers Leonie Nicholls Emma Pyle Deborah Whiting Jill Sheehan Carol Samsa Kate Roberts Susan Wilson Lyn Tapper Lyn Smart Emma Rogers Ricky Whelan Vickie True Cassandra Veron Jessie Ugle Stacey Wallace

Coach: Vicki Silich Coach: Coleen Dayman Coach: Don Smart Manager: Anne Serafini Manager: Lyn Johnson Manager: Pat Booth Coach: Rodney Thornton Manager: Vicki McAllister Championship held Championship held Championship held 29 September - 8 October 2011 29 September - 8 October 2011 29 September - 8 October 2011 Championship held Perth, WA Perth, WA Perth, WA 30 July - 6 August 2011 Final Placing: 5th Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 4th Port Lincoln, SA Final Placing: 5th

37 WOMEN’S SENIOR INDOOR WOMEN’S UNDER 21 INDOOR WOMEN’S UNDER 18 INDOOR Amanda Calton Astrid Denning Jessica Bestall Emily Carroll Paige Denning Paige Denning Olivia Chiu Laura Duffield Teagan Gmeiner Cara Evans Erin Hall Amelia Hawgood Nicola Farrow Annie Judd Natasha Hyde Michelle Linaker Anna Livingstone Erin Judd Danica Mazzini Jarni McGuire Hannah Northcott Rachel Ouwendyk Erica McLernon Angelica Mallis Nicole Serafini Kate Morgan Tahlia Pritchard Penny Stern Tahnee Paterson Brianna Sarre Roberta Walton Ashleigh Quartermaine Alita Ryder Fiona Young Kersten Smith Kersten Smith

Coach: John Carroll Coach: Craig Orr Coach: Leith Woods Manager: Nicola Ogden Manager: Dorianne Sherry A/Coach: Michelle Linaker Manager: Meagan Van Lameon

Championship held Championship held Championship held 28 November - 4 December 2010 28 November to 4 December 10 -15 January 2011 in Wollongong, NSW in Wollongong, NSW in Adelaide, SA Final Placing: 3rd Final Placing: 5th Final Placing: 5th

38 Appointed Officials

National Championships Internationals

Under 13 Women Tahyla Sleep Country Women Peta Anderson Women’s Champions Trophy, Dublin Shona Wood Debra Laird Melissa Trivic Under 13 Men Scott Embry Shelley Price Lanco International Super Series Kyle Lister Country Men Matt Ozarczuk Dan Johnston Under 15 Women Jessica Ahrens Paul Skippings Melissa Trivic Kathryn Denny Alan Weatherhead Murray Grime Under 15 Men Nicholas Farmer Masters Women Sarah Allanson Reserve Sarah Allanson Sam Geers Peta Anderson Umpire Mgr: Don Prior Under 18 Women Alisha Williams Deb Laird Men’s Tri Nations Series (Aust, India, Pakistan) Under 18 Men John Carroll Lizzie Hansen Murray Grime Lee Nugawela Kuk Hee Kim Andrew Just Under 21 Women Sarah Allanson Sue Himbeck TD: Graham Napier Under 21 Men John Carroll Grant Sleep Australia A vs India Chris Geers Shelley Price Kuk Hee Kim TD: Graham Napier Mel Trivic Alisha Williams Umpire Mgr: Murray Grime Alan Weatherhead Reserve Tahyla Sleep AHL Women Sarah Allanson Alisha Williams Reserve Sarah Allanson Cath Carroll Lorna Woodley TD: Denise Willcock AHL Men Murray Grime TD: Denise Willcock Hockeyroos vs China Dan Johnston Asst TD: Ceri Writer Sarah Allanson Indoor Under 18 Craig Orr Asst TD: Mark Tate Kuk Hee Kim Alex Hall Asst Umpire Mgr: Cassie Edman Cath Carroll Cath Watkins Asst Umpire Mgr: Gail Mounsey Reserve Alisha Williams Peta Anderson Masters Men Kevin Dempster TD: Denise Willcock TD: Nadine Richards Shane Knapp TD: Ceri Writer Asst TD: Mark Tate George Mullins Women’s Junior World Cup India Michael Waite Asst TD: Denise Wilcock Sarah Allanson Indoor Under 21 Mark Sandhu Men’s Champions Trophy Auckland Ryan Briggs Murray Grime Peta Anderson

39 Ladders - Men

AHG League - Men P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Mens Promotion 2 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Provisional 2 Black P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% YMCC 22 13 4 5 70 50 20 0 43 Riverside Lions 16 13 2 1 53 12 41 0.1 40.9 Westside Wolves 5 16 11 4 1 37 18 19 0 37 77.08 University of WA 22 14 0 8 96 59 37 0 42 Joondalup Lakers 2 16 12 2 2 54 24 30 0 38 University of WA 5 14 7 3 4 36 24 12 0 24 57.14 Victoria Park 22 13 2 7 78 58 20 0 41 Blades 16 8 4 4 38 22 16 0 28 Rockingham 3 16 8 2 6 33 27 6 0 26 54.17 WASPS 22 12 4 6 65 52 13 0 40 Rockingham 2 16 7 2 7 47 31 16 0 23 Suburban 4 14 7 1 6 23 31 -8 0 22 52.38 Westside Wolves 22 11 4 7 67 51 16 0 37 NC Raiders 2 16 5 2 9 21 31 -10 0 17 Hale 4 15 7 2 6 43 29 14 0 23 51.11 Hale 22 11 3 8 55 52 3 0 36 Kalamunda 16 4 4 8 18 26 -8 0 16 YMCC 4 16 5 2 9 37 43 -6 0 17 35.42 CT Pirates 22 10 2 10 56 57 -1 0.3 31.7 Modernians 2 16 5 1 10 19 66 -47 0 16 NC Raiders 3 15 1 0 14 11 48 -37 0 3 6.67 Fremantle 22 7 7 8 64 57 7 0 28 Newman Knights 2 16 3 4 9 27 43 -16 0 13 Provisional 2 Gold P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Melville 22 7 4 11 43 62 -19 0 25 Cowan Uni 16 4 1 11 26 48 -22 0 13 Peel 2 16 14 1 1 92 11 81 0 43 Old Aquinians 22 6 5 11 49 70 -21 0 23 Premier Alliance P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts WASPS 4 16 14 0 2 64 8 56 0.1 41.9 OGMHC 22 4 6 12 39 62 -23 0.7 17.3 Old Aquinians 3 18 14 1 3 64 20 44 1.1 41.9 Southern River 16 13 1 2 59 19 40 0.3 39.7 Suburban 22 3 1 18 23 75 -52 0.7 9.3 WASPS 3 18 13 2 3 60 23 37 0 41 Hale 5 16 8 0 8 42 24 18 0 24 Willow Bridge Cup P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Hale 3 18 12 3 3 51 33 18 0 39 University of WA 6 16 5 0 11 22 55 -33 0.1 14.9 Rockingham 16 14 0 2 73 22 51 0 42 Melville 3 18 14 0 4 95 35 60 6.3 35.7 Rockingham 4 16 4 2 10 16 37 -21 0.1 13.9 Peel Rebels 16 11 1 4 68 19 49 0 34 YMCC 3 18 9 4 5 44 35 9 3 28 Joondalup Lakers 5 16 4 1 11 18 66 -48 0.3 12.7 Joondalup Lakers 16 8 4 4 36 26 10 0 28 University of WA 3 18 8 3 7 49 48 1 0 27 Kalamunda 2 16 3 3 10 18 43 -25 0 12 SW Strikers 16 8 3 5 42 28 14 0 27 CT Pirates 3 18 4 5 9 29 35 -6 0.7 16.3 Old Aquinians 5 16 2 2 12 12 80 -68 0.1 7.9 Whitford 16 7 4 5 34 31 3 0 25 Westside Wolves 3 18 6 3 9 40 53 -13 7 14 Provisional 3 Black P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Modernians 16 5 5 6 34 49 -15 0 20 OGMHC 3 18 4 1 13 27 61 -34 0 13 University of WA 7 16 14 0 2 73 20 53 0 42 Newman Knights 16 4 4 8 30 46 -16 0 16 Victoria Park 3 18 4 1 13 23 60 -37 0.5 12.5 Joondalup Lakers 6 16 14 0 2 73 19 54 0.1 41.9 NC Raiders 16 3 1 12 18 56 -38 0 10 Fremantle 3 18 4 3 11 19 60 -41 3 12 Ellenbrook 16 12 1 3 76 19 57 0 37 Harlequin 16 0 2 14 10 68 -58 0 2 Suburban 3 18 3 0 15 18 56 -38 0.5 8.5 YMCC 5 16 9 1 6 44 29 15 0 28 Mens Premier 2 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Mens Provisional 1 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Old Aquinians 6 16 8 3 5 41 30 11 0 27 Melville 2 22 18 1 3 69 47 22 0 55 Old Aquinians 4 16 12 2 2 60 19 41 0 38 WASPS 6 16 2 3 11 17 71 -54 0 9 Fremantle 2 22 16 1 5 63 29 34 0 49 Westside Wolves 4 16 12 2 2 48 19 29 0 38 Westside Wolves 6 16 2 3 11 19 60 -41 0.3 8.7 Victoria Park 2 22 14 2 6 63 36 27 0 44 John XXIII 16 10 2 4 36 31 5 1.5 30.5 Hale 6 16 1 4 11 17 56 -39 0 7 University of WA 2 22 12 5 5 54 46 8 0 41 University of WA 4 16 9 2 5 41 21 20 0 29 Rangers 16 1 3 12 15 71 -56 0.1 5.9 Old Aquinians 2 22 12 3 7 56 37 19 0.7 38.3 Melville 4 16 8 2 6 39 31 8 0 26 Provisional 3 Gold P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts YMCC 2 22 10 0 12 67 51 16 0 30 Joondalup Lakers 3 16 5 3 8 27 27 0 0.1 17.9 CT Pirates 4 16 11 3 2 56 17 39 0 36 CT Pirates 2 22 9 2 11 51 60 -9 0.3 28.7 Whitford 2 16 4 3 9 28 48 -20 0 15 Fremantle 4 16 10 4 2 59 17 42 0 34 Hale 2 22 8 2 12 41 56 -15 0.3 25.7 Riverside Lions 2 16 1 3 12 17 45 -28 1.5 4.5 Peel 3 16 11 0 5 58 27 31 0 33 Westside Wolves 2 22 7 1 14 53 79 -26 0 22 Blades 2 16 1 1 14 12 67 -55 0 4 WASPS 5 16 9 2 5 43 20 23 0.1 28.9 WASPS 2 22 6 1 15 37 57 -20 0.3 18.7 Southern River 2 16 9 2 5 30 22 8 0.7 28.3 Suburban 2 22 5 3 14 30 61 -31 0.1 17.9 Old Aquinians 7 16 6 5 5 32 22 10 0 23 OGMHC 2 22 4 1 17 35 60 -25 0.3 12.7 Victoria Park 4 16 3 1 12 13 64 -51 0 10 University of WA 8 16 3 0 13 18 48 -30 0 9 Rockingham 5 16 1 1 14 15 87 -72 0.1 3.9 40 Ladders - Men

Mens Provisional 4 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Mens Metro 3 Black P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Midweek Masters P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% Melville 5 16 13 2 1 91 15 76 0 41 Whitford 4 18 14 1 3 50 15 35 0 43 Fremantle 16 16 0 0 91 18 73 0 48 100 Old Aquinians 8 16 11 3 2 69 23 46 0.7 35.3 OGMHC 6 18 10 5 3 51 11 40 0 35 Victoria Park 17 13 1 3 101 40 61 0 40 78.43 Kwinana 16 11 2 3 39 26 13 0 35 CT Pirates 6 18 9 4 5 37 23 14 0 31 Whitford 3 16 7 2 7 32 40 -8 0 23 University of WA 11 18 9 3 6 37 26 11 0 30 YMCC 16 10 2 4 87 42 45 0 32 66.67 Canning 16 5 4 7 23 35 -12 0 19 John XXIII 3 18 9 2 7 39 43 -4 0 29 Melville 16 10 1 5 81 42 39 0 31 64.58 Riverside Lions 3 16 5 1 10 24 52 -28 0 16 Newman Knights 4 18 7 3 8 22 24 -2 0 24 NC Raiders 16 8 2 6 72 46 26 0 26 54.17 Ellenbrook 2 16 4 1 11 26 54 -28 0 13 Melville 8 18 2 2 14 20 58 -38 0 8 Modernians 16 8 1 7 74 63 11 0 25 52.08 YMCC 6 16 3 3 10 32 57 -25 0.1 11.9 Victoria Park 7 18 2 0 16 10 66 -56 0.1 5.9 CT Pirates 16 7 0 9 52 61 -9 0 21 43.75 Dale 16 2 4 10 27 61 -34 0 10 Mens Metro 3 Gold P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Mens Metro 1 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts WASPS 9 18 18 0 0 87 10 77 0 54 Newman Knights 16 7 0 9 50 72 -22 0 21 43.75 Westside Wolves 7 16 11 2 3 54 23 31 0 35 Westside Wolves 8 18 15 0 3 94 24 70 0 45 WASPS 17 3 1 13 29 86 -57 0 10 19.61 WASPS 7 16 10 2 4 58 41 17 0 32 Newman Knights 5 18 7 5 6 43 44 -1 0 26 Rockingham 17 3 0 14 28 71 -43 0 9 17.65 Modernians 3 16 9 4 3 48 29 19 0 31 Kalamunda 3 18 6 5 7 26 24 2 0 23 Suburban 17 1 0 16 11 135 -124 0 3 5.88 Melville 6 16 8 3 5 51 39 12 0 27 CT Pirates 7 18 5 5 8 46 38 8 0.5 19.5 Mens Masters 40-1 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% University of WA 9 16 7 2 7 41 38 3 0 23 Willetton Reds 18 4 6 8 27 48 -21 0 18 Victoria Park 5 16 7 1 8 47 43 4 0 22 Fremantle 7 18 4 4 10 43 29 14 0 16 YMCC 15 10 2 3 44 29 15 0 32 71.11 NC Raiders 4 16 6 1 9 52 59 -7 0 19 Canning 2 18 0 1 17 3 152 -149 0 1 Old Aquinians 15 7 4 4 29 22 7 0 25 55.56 Fremantle 5 16 3 1 12 42 66 -24 0 10 Mens Metro 3 White P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts NC Raiders 16 6 3 7 31 33 -2 0 21 43.75 YMCC 7 16 3 0 13 27 82 -55 0 9 NC Raiders 6 18 18 0 0 79 17 62 0 54 Melville 15 5 3 7 23 24 -1 0 18 40 Mens Metro 2 Black P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% Cowan Uni 2 18 13 1 4 60 34 26 0 40 Victoria Park 16 6 1 9 35 36 -1 0 19 39.58 University of WA 10 15 9 3 3 42 20 22 0 30 66.67 Riverside Lions 5 18 12 2 4 55 22 33 0 38 OGMHC 4 15 9 2 4 49 34 15 0.1 28.9 64.22 Joondalup Lakers 7 18 5 5 8 37 39 -2 0 20 WASPS 16 5 4 7 23 38 -15 0 19 39.58 Riverside Lions 4 16 7 6 3 38 27 11 0.3 26.7 55.63 WASPS 8 18 5 3 10 25 52 -27 0 18 Kalamunda 15 4 5 6 24 27 -3 0 17 37.78 Hale 7 16 6 5 5 45 40 5 0 23 47.92 YMCC 8 18 4 2 12 34 48 -14 0 14 Mens Masters 40-2 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 38.44 John XXIII 2 15 5 3 7 34 39 -5 0.7 17.3 University of WA 12 18 3 3 12 15 60 -45 0 12 Willetton Reds 16 12 2 2 70 20 50 0 38 Suburban 5 15 3 3 9 25 46 -21 0 12 26.67 Whitford 5 18 1 6 11 14 47 -33 0 9 Southern River 16 10 2 4 38 22 16 0 32 Newman Knights 3 16 2 4 10 26 53 -27 0.3 9.7 20.21 Mens Metro 4 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Mens Metro 2 Gold P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% Harlequin 2 16 15 0 1 81 9 72 0 45 John XXIII 16 9 2 5 38 29 9 0 29 Victoria Park 6 15 15 0 0 72 8 64 0 45 100 Southern River 4 16 11 1 4 43 17 26 0 34 Hale 16 9 1 6 40 36 4 0 28 CT Pirates 5 15 7 3 5 21 25 -4 0 24 53.33 WASPS 10 16 10 1 5 49 29 20 0 31 Uni Associates 16 6 1 9 37 49 -12 0.3 18.7 47.71 OGMHC 5 16 7 2 7 24 26 -2 0.1 22.9 Kwinana 2 16 9 2 5 40 27 13 0.5 28.5 CT Pirates 16 5 1 10 27 56 -29 0.3 15.7 Fremantle 6 16 7 0 9 36 34 2 0 21 43.75 Joondalup Lakers 8 16 7 3 6 34 26 8 0 24 Whitford 16 4 3 9 24 31 -7 0 15 Modernians 4 16 6 1 9 27 36 -9 0 19 39.58 Fremantle 8 16 7 1 8 31 23 8 0.1 21.9 Melville 7 15 5 1 9 19 41 -22 1.5 14.5 32.22 Blades 3 16 5 1 10 25 44 -19 0 16 Melville 2 16 4 3 9 25 36 -11 0 15 NC Raiders 5 15 3 1 11 12 41 -29 0 10 22.22 Suburban 6 16 3 1 12 18 62 -44 1.1 8.9 Suburban 16 4 3 9 19 39 -20 0 15 Dale 2 16 0 0 16 6 90 -84 0 0

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Mens Masters 40-3 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Mens Masters 50-2 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Hale 2 16 15 1 0 66 16 50 0 46 Modernians 2 16 12 4 0 54 14 40 0 40 Rockingham 16 10 2 4 40 29 11 0 32 OGMHC 3 16 13 1 2 58 18 40 0.3 39.7 Riverside Lions 16 7 4 5 33 33 0 0 25 Victoria Park 4 16 9 3 4 44 22 22 0 30 Harlequin 16 7 3 6 46 40 6 0 24 Old Aquinians 2 16 8 2 6 53 33 20 0 26 Newman Knights 16 6 2 8 31 29 2 0 20 Melville 5 16 6 2 8 36 35 1 0 20 Victoria Park 2 16 4 6 6 28 27 1 0 18 Whitford 2 16 5 1 10 31 50 -19 0 16 Willetton Reds 2 16 2 4 10 26 54 -28 0 10 Westside Wolves 2 16 5 2 9 32 50 -18 1.1 15.9 Uni Associates 2 16 1 2 13 22 64 -42 0 5 Rockingham 3 16 2 3 11 20 51 -31 0 9 Mens Masters 40-4 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Willetton Reds 3 16 2 2 12 22 77 -55 0 8 Fremantle 18 14 2 2 53 16 37 0 44 Mens Masters 50-3 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Blades 18 11 2 5 51 23 28 0 35 Melville 6 16 16 0 0 63 8 55 0 48 Melville 3 18 9 6 3 33 19 14 0 33 Southern River 2 16 11 0 5 42 19 23 0 33 Hale 3 18 10 2 6 33 29 4 0 32 Kalamunda 4 16 9 2 5 29 18 11 0 29 Westside Wolves 18 9 3 6 42 32 10 0 30 Harlequin 3 16 8 3 5 22 23 -1 0 27 Riverside Lions 2 18 8 3 7 34 29 5 0 27 WASPS 3 16 6 2 8 32 29 3 0 20 OGMHC 2 18 6 4 8 31 39 -8 0 22 Hale 5 16 5 5 6 22 31 -9 0 20 Suburban 2 18 4 4 10 22 37 -15 0 16 Victoria Park 5 16 4 3 9 16 34 -18 0 15 Kalamunda 2 18 4 2 12 17 44 -27 0 14 Blades 2 16 3 2 11 19 29 -10 0 11 Rockingham 2 18 1 0 17 13 61 -48 0 3 Dale 3 16 1 1 14 8 62 -54 0 4 Mens Masters 50-1 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Mens Masters 60 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts WASPS 2 16 10 3 3 38 23 15 0 33 Westside Wolves 3 18 15 2 1 57 19 38 0 47 Victoria Park 3 16 10 2 4 52 24 28 0 32 Whitford 3 18 10 4 4 50 21 29 0 34 Harlequin 2 16 10 2 4 46 32 14 0 32 Modernians 3 18 10 3 5 33 23 10 0 33 NC Raiders 2 16 8 4 4 40 23 17 0 28 NC Raiders 3 18 10 2 6 46 26 20 0 32 Melville 4 16 8 2 6 54 40 14 0 26 Melville 7 18 10 2 6 42 29 13 0 32 Fremantle 2 16 4 4 8 20 43 -23 0 16 YMCC 2 18 7 1 10 29 38 -9 0 22 Hale 4 16 3 3 10 26 42 -16 0 12 Suburban 3 18 6 3 9 32 42 -10 0 21 CT Pirates 2 16 3 3 10 23 42 -19 0 12 WASPS 4 18 6 2 10 43 47 -4 0 20 Kalamunda 3 16 3 3 10 22 52 -30 0 12 Old Aquinians 3 18 3 3 12 22 50 -28 0 12 Westside Wolves 2 18 1 2 15 15 74 -59 0 5

42 Ladders - Women

AHG League P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Promotion 2 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Provisional 2 Black P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts University of WA 16 13 2 1 73 19 54 0 41 Uni Associates 16 15 1 0 102 13 89 0 46 John XXIII 16 12 2 2 46 16 30 0 38 Victoria Park 16 11 1 4 43 27 16 0 34 University of WA 4 16 11 1 4 40 16 24 0 34 OGMHC 2 16 10 4 2 43 17 26 0 34 CT Pirates 16 8 6 2 42 26 16 0 30 Hale 2 16 10 2 4 46 20 26 0 32 WASPS 4 16 10 4 2 33 20 13 0 34 WASPS 16 7 1 8 31 39 -8 0 22 Melville 2 16 9 2 5 35 22 13 0 29 YMCC 4 16 9 4 3 28 14 14 0 31 NC Raiders 16 5 2 9 30 35 -5 0 17 Riverside Lions 2 16 7 2 7 40 30 10 0 23 Uni Associates 2 16 6 5 5 22 21 1 0 23 Old Aquinians 16 4 4 8 29 39 -10 0 16 Rockingham 2 16 6 4 6 28 35 -7 0 22 Cowan Uni 2 16 5 2 9 15 28 -13 0 17 YMCC 16 5 1 10 33 48 -15 0 16 Cowan Uni 16 4 0 12 15 38 -23 0 12 Modernians 2 16 3 3 10 13 32 -19 0 12 Westside Wolves 16 5 1 10 29 55 -26 0 16 Modernians 16 3 2 11 11 53 -42 0 11 Suburban 2 16 2 1 13 8 43 -35 0 7 Fremantle 16 5 0 11 19 41 -22 0 15 Harlequin 16 0 0 16 2 92 -90 0 0 University of WA 6 16 1 3 12 12 29 -17 0.3 5.7 Willow Bridge P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Premier Alliance P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Provisional 2 Gold P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Hale 16 14 0 2 44 9 35 0 42 Victoria Park 3 16 11 2 3 47 15 32 0 35 CT Pirates 4 16 14 2 0 41 6 35 0.1 43.9 Whitford 16 9 5 2 23 10 13 0 32 Old Aquinians 3 16 9 4 3 28 19 9 0 31 Melville 4 16 13 1 2 37 13 24 0 40 Riverside Lions 16 9 2 5 37 17 20 0 29 YMCC 3 16 9 3 4 37 16 21 0.1 29.9 Victoria Park 5 16 9 2 5 27 18 9 0 29 Rockingham 16 7 6 3 24 15 9 0 27 University of WA 3 16 9 3 4 41 20 21 3 27 Old Aquinians 5 16 9 2 5 33 17 16 0.3 28.7 Suburban 16 7 2 7 21 20 1 0 23 Fremantle 3 16 7 4 5 31 27 4 0 25 Rockingham 3 16 5 3 8 21 21 0 0 18 Peel Rebels 16 6 3 7 28 24 4 0 21 NC Raiders 3 16 5 3 8 25 36 -11 0 18 YMCC 5 16 5 1 10 13 31 -18 0 16 Melville 16 4 2 10 18 31 -13 0 14 WASPS 3 16 4 4 8 24 32 -8 0.1 15.9 Fremantle 4 16 4 3 9 17 24 -7 0 15 OGMHC 16 2 3 11 11 39 -28 0 9 CT Pirates 3 16 4 3 9 29 32 -3 0 15 University of WA 7 16 4 3 9 28 42 -14 0 15 Joondalup Lakers 16 2 1 13 11 52 -41 0 7 Westside Wolves 3 16 0 2 14 5 70 -65 0 2 Canning 2 16 0 1 15 4 49 -45 0 1 Womens Premier 2 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Provisional 1 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Provisional 3 Black P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts CT Pirates 2 16 13 1 2 35 12 23 0 40 Old Aquinians 4 16 13 0 3 53 17 36 0 39 Suburban 3 16 13 2 1 49 18 31 0 41 University of WA 2 16 13 1 2 42 21 21 0 40 University of WA 5 16 13 0 3 51 15 36 0 39 University of WA 8 16 11 1 4 44 16 28 0 34 Old Aquinians 2 16 10 1 5 39 32 7 0 31 Southern River 16 9 3 4 35 22 13 0 30 Riverside Lions 3 16 10 2 4 45 18 27 0 32 Victoria Park 2 16 10 0 6 45 28 17 0 30 Newman Knights 16 8 2 6 30 26 4 0 26 NC Raiders 4 16 10 1 5 45 17 28 0 31 YMCC 2 16 4 3 9 20 27 -7 0 15 Whitford 2 16 5 5 6 21 22 -1 0 20 Hale 4 16 7 3 6 23 17 6 0 24 WASPS 2 16 4 3 9 19 27 -8 0 15 Hale 3 16 6 2 8 24 26 -2 0 20 Whitford 3 16 4 4 8 22 35 -13 0 16 Westside Wolves 2 16 4 2 10 18 50 -32 0.1 13.9 Victoria Park 4 16 3 3 10 15 58 -43 0 12 Old Aquinians 7 16 4 3 9 27 46 -19 0 15 Fremantle 2 16 4 0 12 27 32 -5 0 12 Melville 3 16 3 2 11 15 28 -13 0 11 OGMHC 3 16 2 2 12 11 32 -21 0 8 NC Raiders 2 16 3 3 10 26 42 -16 0 12 Canning 16 2 3 11 13 43 -30 0 9 Rangers 16 1 2 13 16 83 -67 0 5

43 Ladders - Women

Provisional 3 Gold P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Metro 2 Black P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Masters Div 2 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Hale 5 16 14 2 0 48 10 38 0.1 43.9 Newman Knights 3 18 13 4 1 60 7 53 0 43 YMCC 2 16 12 2 2 48 14 34 0 38 CT Pirates 5 16 8 3 5 19 17 2 0 27 Harlequin 3 18 12 4 2 39 11 28 0 40 Hale 2 16 9 6 1 33 13 20 0 33 Southern River 2 16 8 2 6 29 24 5 0 26 Modernians 3 18 10 4 4 34 16 18 0 34 Modernians 16 9 4 3 36 20 16 0 31 Old Aquinians 6 16 7 4 5 22 18 4 0.1 24.9 Joondalup Lakers 3 18 9 3 6 34 24 10 0 30 Rockingham 16 8 4 4 38 33 5 0 28 Whitford 4 16 6 3 7 16 20 -4 0 21 Modernians 4 18 9 3 6 35 28 7 0 30 Uni Associates 2 16 5 3 8 29 32 -3 0 18 University of WA 9 16 5 4 7 23 31 -8 0.1 18.9 Suburban 4 18 8 3 7 22 24 -2 0 27 Canning 16 5 3 8 28 36 -8 0 18 Fremantle 5 16 5 3 8 16 28 -12 0.3 17.7 Hale 6 18 7 3 8 16 18 -2 0 24 Newman Knights 16 4 5 7 21 35 -14 0 17 Rockingham 4 16 4 5 7 22 20 2 0 17 BayUnion 18 5 1 12 19 37 -18 0 16 NC Raiders 16 4 2 10 26 41 -15 0 14 Melville 5 16 0 4 12 7 34 -27 0 4 Rangers 2 18 3 0 15 9 54 -45 0.1 8.9 Whitford 16 1 1 14 11 46 -35 0 4 Provisional 4 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Ellenbrook 2 18 1 1 16 9 58 -49 0 4 Masters Div 3 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Dale 18 14 2 2 78 14 64 0 44 Metro 2 Gold P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Servio 15 11 3 1 47 14 33 0 36 WASPS 5 18 13 2 3 61 18 43 0 41 Victoria Park 8 16 10 4 2 51 13 38 0 34 Joondalup 3 15 10 2 3 65 17 48 0 32 Joondalup Lakers 2 18 10 2 6 38 16 22 0 32 Fremantle 7 16 10 4 2 44 15 29 0 34 Riverside Lions 15 8 6 1 61 12 49 0 30 Newman Knights 2 18 9 4 5 37 21 16 0 31 Southern River 3 16 10 1 5 39 26 13 0 31 CT Pirates 2 15 8 4 3 43 25 18 0 28 Ellenbrook 18 5 8 5 27 21 6 3 20 John XXIII 2 16 8 3 5 30 21 9 0 27 Uni Associates 3 15 8 4 3 32 18 14 0 28 Victoria Park 6 18 5 3 10 34 45 -11 0 18 Victoria Park 7 16 6 4 6 23 24 -1 0 22 Victoria Park 2 15 7 5 3 38 23 15 0 26 University of WA 10 18 5 1 12 13 41 -28 0 16 Willetton Reds 16 5 4 7 18 27 -9 0 19 NC Raiders 2 15 7 2 6 29 25 4 0 23 Canning 3 18 0 0 18 2 114 -112 0 0 Dellas 16 4 5 7 16 32 -16 0 17 Melville City 2 15 5 4 6 17 21 -4 0 19 Metro 1 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts CT Pirates 7 16 5 1 10 18 43 -25 0 16 WASPS 2 15 5 3 7 20 31 -11 0 18 Westside Wolves 4 16 14 1 1 64 11 53 0 43 Kwinana 16 0 2 14 4 42 -38 0 2 Hale 3 15 2 1 12 12 39 -27 0 7 Melville 6 16 12 2 2 37 12 25 0 38 Rae Blunt Pennant P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts Joondalup 15 2 0 13 12 61 -49 0 6 CT Pirates 6 16 12 1 3 59 17 42 0 37 YMCC 16 13 2 1 80 19 61 0 41 Joondalup 2 15 0 0 15 3 93 -90 0 0 Uni Associates 3 16 9 3 4 53 25 28 0 30 Uni Associates 16 12 3 1 81 25 56 0 39 NC Raiders 5 16 7 2 7 26 22 4 0 23 WASPS 16 9 1 6 51 41 10 0 28 WASPS 6 16 6 0 10 32 35 -3 0 18 Westside Wolves 16 7 3 6 36 40 -4 0 24 Whitford 4 16 4 1 11 20 53 -33 0 13 Victoria Park 16 5 3 8 40 37 3 1 17 Cowan Uni 3 16 3 0 13 18 58 -40 0 9 CT Pirates 16 6 0 10 25 56 -31 1 17 Fremantle 6 16 0 0 16 3 79 -76 0 0 Hale 16 4 2 10 26 41 -15 0 14 Melville 16 0 0 16 3 83 -80 0 0

44 Ladders - Boys

11/12 A 11 P W D L For Ag GD Pts 11/12 B Gold P W D L For Ag GD Pts 9/10 B Black P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% WASPS 14 10 3 1 57 20 37 33 Joondalup Lakers 12 11 1 0 38 6 32 34 Wolves Red 13 9 3 1 20 12 8 30 76.92 Melville 14 8 1 5 54 38 16 25 Rangers 12 9 1 2 47 15 32 28 Aquinas/Willetton 13 8 3 2 25 7 18 27 69.23 Westside Wolves 14 7 2 5 54 36 18 23 Modernians 12 7 0 5 40 26 14 21 OGMHC 11 7 1 3 30 23 7 22 66.67 University of WA 14 6 3 5 34 30 4 21 OGMHC 12 7 0 5 25 18 7 21 Wolves Grey 14 7 3 4 33 23 10 24 57.14 CT Pirates 14 6 3 5 24 36 -12 21 Newman Knights 12 4 1 7 25 20 5 13 Melville 14 5 3 6 28 23 5 18 42.86 Victoria Park 14 4 4 6 23 31 -8 16 Eastern Blades 12 2 1 9 13 52 -39 7 Riverside Lions 14 4 3 7 26 26 0 15 35.71 Rockingham 14 4 2 8 29 46 -17 14 Whitford 12 0 0 11 10 61 -51 0 WASPS 14 3 0 9 20 36 -16 9 21.43 OGMHC 14 2 0 12 25 63 -38 6 9/10 A P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% University of WA 13 1 2 10 10 42 -32 5 12.82 11/12 A Reserve P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Westside Wolves 13 10 2 1 49 16 33 32 82.05 9/10 B Gold P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Hale 12 10 1 1 54 11 43 31 86.11 Melville 14 10 1 3 59 20 39 31 73.81 Victoria Park 13 10 1 2 43 13 30 31 79.49 Whitford 13 10 0 3 42 21 21 30 76.92 University of WA 14 10 1 3 43 15 28 31 73.81 Rangers 13 9 3 1 33 11 22 30 76.92 Fremantle 13 9 1 3 51 17 34 28 71.79 Victoria Park 13 7 1 5 41 28 13 22 56.41 NC Raiders 11 7 2 2 41 16 25 23 69.7 Mazenod 9 4 1 4 23 19 4 13 48.15 Aquinas/Willetton 11 6 0 5 22 23 -1 18 54.55 Newman Knights 14 7 2 5 40 21 19 23 54.76 University of WA 13 5 1 7 33 34 -1 16 41.03 Riverside Lions 14 4 1 9 25 40 -15 13 30.95 Hale 14 6 2 6 27 25 2 20 47.62 NC Raiders 13 5 1 7 25 26 -1 16 41.03 Whitford 13 1 1 11 15 59 -44 4 10.26 Whitford Blue 13 4 1 8 15 27 -12 13 33.33 Aquinas/Willetton 13 5 2 6 25 35 -10 14 35.9 WASPS 14 1 1 12 17 70 -53 4 9.52 Joondalup Lakers 14 3 1 10 29 53 -24 10 23.81 Westside Wolves 13 4 0 9 25 47 -22 12 30.77 9/10 A Reserve P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Whitford White 14 1 0 13 11 73 -62 3 7.14 WASPS 13 0 1 12 7 75 -68 1 2.56 Hale 13 12 0 1 62 11 51 36 92.31 9/10 C P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% 11/12 B Black P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% University of WA 14 12 0 2 62 22 40 36 85.71 Southern River 11 11 0 0 48 5 43 33 100 Victoria Park 12 9 2 1 45 7 38 29 80.56 Peel 14 8 1 5 53 44 9 25 59.52 Aquinas/Willetton 11 5 2 4 15 17 -2 17 51.52 Melville Maroon 12 7 3 2 44 11 33 24 66.67 CT Pirates 13 5 2 6 26 50 -24 17 43.59 Melville 12 4 2 6 22 24 -2 14 38.89 Aquinas/Willetton 12 8 0 4 49 18 31 24 66.67 YMCC 13 4 2 7 20 32 -12 14 35.9 Kalamunda 11 3 2 6 14 15 -1 11 33.33 Joondalup Lakers 12 7 2 3 34 13 21 23 63.89 Mazenod 11 2 2 7 20 34 -14 8 24.24 Mazenod 11 2 0 9 10 48 -38 6 18.18 Melville White 12 5 1 6 33 31 2 16 44.44 Rockingham 11 2 0 9 22 42 -20 6 18.18 Rockingham 12 2 0 10 6 53 -47 6 16.67 Fremantle 13 2 1 10 16 46 -30 7 17.95 Dale 12 0 0 12 0 78 -78 0 0

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7/8 A P W D L For Ag GD Pts 7/8 B Gold P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% 7/8 C 11 P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Victoria Park 14 12 2 0 66 10 56 38 Kalamunda 12 10 2 0 46 8 38 32 88.89 Southern River 12 8 3 1 38 14 24 27 75 Westside Wolves 14 11 2 1 58 16 42 35 VPark Pethick/Heald 12 10 0 2 62 9 53 30 83.33 Kalamunda 12 8 3 1 23 12 11 27 75 University of WA 14 8 2 4 62 33 29 26 Mazenod 12 6 2 4 31 14 17 20 55.56 Mazenod 13 8 2 3 25 19 6 26 66.67 Melville 14 5 3 6 27 38 -11 18 Canning 12 6 2 4 25 20 5 20 55.56 Fremantle 9 5 3 1 16 7 9 18 66.67 Aquinas/Willetton 14 5 2 7 29 38 -9 17 Southern River Blue 12 3 1 8 12 29 -17 10 27.78 Melville 12 4 1 7 19 24 -5 13 36.11 Riverside Lions 14 4 3 7 22 37 -15 15 CT Pirates 12 2 0 10 10 66 -56 6 16.67 Canning 13 4 2 7 22 25 -3 14 35.9 WASPS 14 2 0 12 14 72 -58 6 V Park Rochester 12 1 1 10 4 44 -40 4 11.11 Kwinana 13 4 2 7 22 29 -7 14 35.9 Fremantle 14 1 2 11 14 48 -34 5 7/8 B White P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Whitford 10 2 2 6 10 23 -13 8 26.67 7/8 A Reserve P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Hale 12 10 1 1 39 13 26 31 86.11 OGMHC 12 1 0 11 7 29 -22 3 8.33 Wolves Red 14 9 5 0 34 13 21 32 76.19 Rangers 12 8 2 2 53 16 37 26 72.22 5/6 A 11 P W D L For Ag GD Pts Victoria Park 14 10 2 2 23 13 10 32 76.19 Newman Knights 12 7 2 3 26 19 7 23 63.89 Wolves Red 14 11 2 1 53 19 34 35 University of WA 14 8 5 1 33 13 20 29 69.05 NC Raiders 12 6 2 4 29 20 9 20 55.56 Victoria Park 14 9 2 3 35 18 17 29 Riverside Lions 14 9 2 3 33 20 13 29 69.05 Joondalup Lakers 12 2 1 9 20 54 -34 7 19.44 University of WA 14 8 1 5 27 18 9 25 Whitford 14 4 3 7 27 35 -8 15 35.71 Whitford Blue 12 1 3 8 17 38 -21 6 16.67 Wolves Grey 14 7 1 6 27 28 -1 22 Melville 14 4 1 9 14 29 -15 13 30.95 Blades 12 1 3 8 16 40 -24 6 16.67 Riverside Lions 14 6 3 5 21 27 -6 21 Wolves Grey 14 3 2 9 25 38 -13 11 26.19 7/8 B Yellow P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Melville 14 4 0 10 23 35 -12 12 Southern River 11 2 2 7 18 22 -4 8 24.24 OGMHC 12 10 2 0 54 3 51 32 88.89 YMCC 14 3 3 8 14 27 -13 12 UWA Green 11 2 2 7 21 32 -11 8 24.24 Wolves Red 12 10 1 1 44 11 33 31 86.11 Joondalup Lakers 14 2 0 12 16 44 -28 6 NC Raiders 14 2 4 8 11 24 -13 10 23.81 YMCC 11 7 0 4 26 21 5 21 63.64 5/6 B Black 11 P W D L For Ag GD Pts 7/8 B Black P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Rockingham 11 6 1 4 22 21 1 19 57.58 Aquinas/Willetton 14 12 1 1 50 10 40 37 Hale 13 12 1 0 97 4 93 37 94.87 Riverside Lions 13 6 0 7 24 35 -11 18 46.15 UWA Green 14 11 0 3 50 11 39 33 UWA Blue 13 9 1 3 36 18 18 28 71.79 Wolves Grey 13 3 5 5 22 20 2 14 35.9 Kalamunda 14 8 2 4 23 15 8 26 Modernians 14 7 3 4 30 23 7 24 57.14 Melville 12 3 1 8 15 33 -18 10 27.78 Riverside Lions 14 5 4 5 19 19 0 19 Aquinas/Willetton 13 3 1 9 13 51 -38 10 25.64 University of WA 13 2 2 9 13 38 -25 8 20.51 UWA Blue 14 5 4 5 22 21 1 19 Riverside Lions 12 2 1 9 7 55 -48 7 19.44 Dale 9 0 0 9 10 48 -38 0 0 Victoria Park Orange 14 3 4 7 5 18 -13 13 WASPS 13 2 1 10 14 46 -32 7 17.95 Westside Wolves 14 4 1 9 10 34 -24 13 Victoria Park Black 14 0 0 14 2 53 -51 0

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5/6 B Gold 11 P W D L For Ag GD Pts 5/6 Regional Red P W D L For Ag GD Pts Hale 14 11 2 1 61 11 50 35 UWA Blue 14 10 2 2 46 13 33 32 University of WA 14 8 4 2 36 16 20 28 UWA Green 14 10 1 3 20 21 -1 31 R Lions White 14 8 3 3 27 10 17 27 Riverside Lions 14 8 2 4 43 27 16 26 Whitford 14 7 2 5 19 15 4 23 Melville White 14 8 1 5 22 28 -6 25 YMCC 14 6 2 6 26 19 7 20 NC Raiders 14 4 4 6 23 26 -3 16 Riverside Lions 14 5 2 7 27 29 -2 17 Melville Maroon 14 4 2 8 21 38 -17 14 Maroon Victoria Park 14 3 1 10 15 43 -28 10 NC Raiders 14 3 1 10 12 47 -35 10 Whitford 14 2 1 11 11 35 -24 7 Joondalup Lakers 14 0 0 14 7 67 -60 0 5/6 Regional White P W D L For Ag GD Pts 5/6 Regional Black P W D L For Ag GD Pts R Lions Maroon 12 11 1 0 74 1 73 34 Melville Maroon 14 12 2 0 71 7 64 38 Wolves Red 11 9 0 2 28 7 21 27 WASPS 14 11 2 1 71 7 64 35 Newman Knights 12 8 1 3 54 11 43 25 Rockingham 14 8 1 5 29 12 17 25 R Lions Yellow 12 6 0 6 31 25 6 18 Fremantle Black 14 7 3 4 33 17 16 24 YMCC 12 3 0 9 14 46 -32 9 Riverside Lions 14 6 1 7 29 33 -4 19 Wolves Grey 11 3 0 8 6 44 -38 9 S River White 14 3 2 9 19 59 -40 11 Hale 12 0 0 12 2 75 -73 0 Melville White 14 2 3 9 19 42 -23 9 5/6 Regional Yellow P W D L For Ag GD Pts Fremantle White 14 0 0 14 1 95 -94 0 Southern River Gold 14 11 1 2 38 19 19 34 5/6 Regional Gold P W D L For Ag GD Pts Kalamunda Red 14 11 1 2 41 11 30 34 Harlequin 14 11 2 1 72 10 62 35 Aquinas/Willetton 14 8 2 4 29 13 16 26 OGMHC Blue 14 10 1 3 45 15 30 31 Kalamunda Blue 14 4 7 3 14 15 -1 19 Blades 14 8 1 5 54 12 42 25 CT Pirates 14 3 4 7 13 21 -8 13 OGMHC White 14 7 3 4 50 26 24 24 Southern River Blue 14 3 4 7 10 18 -8 13 Modernians 14 7 3 4 42 23 19 24 Canning 14 3 2 9 8 31 -23 11 Rangers 14 6 0 8 51 29 22 18 Dale 14 2 1 11 7 32 -25 7 Mods/WASPS 14 2 0 12 25 51 -26 6 Ellenbrook 14 0 0 14 0 173 -173 0

47 Ladders - Girls

11/12 A P W D L For Ag GD Pts Girls 9/10 A 11 P W D L For Ag GD Pts Girls 9/10 B Gold P W D L For Ag GD Pts Westside Wolves 14 11 2 1 50 19 31 35 Victoria Park 14 13 0 1 55 12 43 39 UWA 12 10 1 1 52 11 41 31 Victoria Park 14 11 0 3 44 16 28 33 UWA 14 10 2 2 40 17 23 32 Riverside Lions 12 10 1 1 42 9 33 31 University of WA 14 8 2 4 38 26 12 26 Melville 14 9 0 5 31 23 8 27 Wolves Red 13 9 1 3 48 21 27 28 Hale 14 8 1 5 29 18 11 25 CT Pirates 14 8 1 5 32 17 15 25 Willetton Reds 13 7 0 6 43 28 15 21 Melville 14 5 2 7 26 26 0 17 Rangers 14 4 3 7 17 32 -15 15 Wolves White 13 7 0 6 27 27 0 21 Willetton Reds 14 5 2 7 19 29 -10 17 Westside Wolves 14 3 2 9 19 34 -15 11 Wolves Grey 12 5 1 6 18 34 -16 16 CT Pirates 14 2 3 9 21 39 -18 9 NC Raiders 14 2 2 10 13 36 -23 8 Fremantle 12 3 1 8 17 33 -16 10 WASPS 14 0 0 14 9 63 -54 0 Willetton Reds 14 2 0 12 13 49 -36 6 Rockingham 12 1 2 9 11 54 -43 5 11/12 A Reserve P W D L For Ag GD Pts Girls 9/10 A Reserve P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Melville 13 0 1 12 3 44 -41 1 Peel 14 12 1 1 54 7 47 37 Riverside Lions 13 12 1 0 50 7 43 37 94.87 Girls 7/8 A P W D L For Ag GD Pts Rockingham 14 11 2 1 42 10 32 35 Hale 13 7 3 3 44 14 30 24 61.54 UWA 14 12 2 0 55 10 45 38 Fremantle 14 9 1 4 26 12 14 28 Rockingham 13 5 7 1 31 13 18 22 56.41 Westside Wolves 14 9 3 2 28 17 11 30 University of WA 14 9 0 5 43 20 23 27 UWA 13 6 2 5 24 19 5 20 51.28 CT Pirates 14 6 4 4 27 20 7 22 OGMHC 14 7 2 5 32 21 11 23 Victoria Park 13 5 2 6 27 24 3 17 43.59 Riverside Lions 14 5 5 4 25 22 3 20 Rangers 14 5 3 6 17 20 -3 18 Fremantle 13 4 4 5 22 17 5 16 41.03 Victoria Park 14 4 5 5 19 18 1 17 NC Raiders 14 4 2 8 22 30 -8 14 Westside Wolves 13 3 2 8 21 45 -24 11 28.21 Melville 14 4 5 5 20 20 0 17 Westside Wolves 14 2 1 11 12 52 -40 7 Melville 12 2 3 7 15 45 -30 9 25 NC Raiders 14 3 2 9 14 24 -10 11 Victoria Park 14 1 4 9 13 58 -45 7 Joondalup Lakers 9 0 0 9 6 56 -50 0 0 Willetton Reds 14 0 0 14 9 66 -57 0 Whitford 14 1 2 11 7 38 -31 5 Girls 9/10 B Black P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Girls 7/8 A Reserve P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% 11/12 B P W D L For Ag GD Pts Whitford 13 13 0 0 57 2 55 39 100 Rockingham 11 10 1 0 42 5 37 31 93.94 St Brigids 13 10 1 2 40 4 36 31 Hale Blue 14 11 0 3 58 11 47 33 78.57 Hale 14 8 3 3 21 10 11 27 64.29 Hale Navy 13 8 2 3 25 15 10 26 Hale Navy 14 7 1 6 38 18 20 22 52.38 Westside Wolves 14 7 4 3 24 18 6 25 59.52 Hale Blue 12 6 4 2 25 16 9 22 Ellenbrook Swans 13 6 2 5 34 28 6 20 51.28 UWA Green 14 6 6 2 14 11 3 24 57.14 Modernians 12 5 3 4 12 11 1 18 Rangers 13 5 3 5 29 28 1 18 46.15 OGMHC Swans 14 7 2 5 22 11 11 23 54.76 WASPS 13 5 2 6 20 33 -13 17 St Brigids 14 3 1 10 17 38 -21 10 23.81 WASPS 14 5 4 5 18 25 -7 19 45.24 University of WA 12 5 1 6 18 16 2 16 Mercedes 13 2 2 9 9 75 -66 8 20.51 UWA 14 4 4 6 12 18 -6 16 38.1 Blades 12 4 2 6 12 17 -5 14 Joon Lakers Green 12 1 1 10 7 49 -42 4 11.11 YMCC 14 3 2 9 17 30 -13 11 26.19 Melville 12 3 3 6 9 17 -8 12 Victoria Park 11 2 2 7 9 18 -9 8 24.24 Mercedes 13 1 0 12 4 36 -32 3 Riverside Lions 14 1 0 13 4 37 -33 3 7.14 48 Ladders - Girls

Girls 7/8 B Black P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Girls 5/6 A P W D L For Ag GD Pts 5/6 Regional Black P W D L For Ag GD Pts Modernians 14 12 1 1 39 3 36 37 88.1 Westside Wolves 14 13 0 1 45 4 41 39 OGMHC 14 11 3 0 35 8 27 36 UWA 14 12 0 2 51 6 45 36 85.71 Victoria Park 14 12 1 1 39 8 31 37 UWA 14 10 2 2 45 11 34 32 Melville 13 8 1 4 32 10 22 25 64.1 UWA Green 14 6 4 4 26 15 11 22 WASPS Green 14 10 1 3 27 13 14 31 Joondalup Lakers 11 5 1 5 23 20 3 16 48.48 UWA Blue 14 5 4 5 21 20 1 19 Westside Wolves 14 6 3 5 17 16 1 21 Riverside Lions 14 4 4 6 13 30 -17 16 38.1 Willetton Reds 14 4 2 8 13 32 -19 14 Melville 14 5 4 5 14 14 0 19 Victoria Park 13 3 2 8 23 38 -15 11 28.21 Riverside Lions 14 3 2 9 8 30 -22 11 WASPS Yellow 14 2 4 8 14 20 -6 10 Westside Wolves 13 2 2 9 16 45 -29 8 20.51 NC Raiders 14 2 4 8 5 30 -25 10 Victoria Park 14 2 2 10 9 30 -21 8 NC Raiders 14 1 1 12 7 52 -45 4 9.52 Melville 14 1 3 10 11 29 -18 6 Willetton Reds 14 0 1 13 3 52 -49 1 Girls 7/8 B Gold P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Girls 5/6 B Black P W D L For Ag GD Pts 5/6 Regional Gold P W D L For Ag GD Pts Newman Knights 12 12 0 0 81 1 80 36 100 Wolves Red 14 11 3 0 53 5 48 36 R Lions Maroon 14 12 1 1 49 10 39 37 Riverside Lions 12 6 1 5 24 18 6 19 52.78 WASPS 14 10 3 1 41 7 34 33 Rangers Green 14 9 4 1 40 9 31 31 Melville 12 5 2 5 12 26 -14 17 47.22 Melville White 14 8 4 2 28 7 21 28 Rangers Yellow 14 6 5 3 16 8 8 23 Willetton Reds 12 5 1 6 19 32 -13 16 44.44 Wolves Grey 14 8 2 4 39 11 28 26 R Lions Yellow 14 6 4 4 30 26 4 22 WASPS 12 4 3 5 13 37 -24 15 41.67 UWA Blue 14 5 2 7 23 35 -12 17 Newman Knights 14 4 5 5 9 15 -6 17 UWA Blue 12 4 1 7 13 24 -11 13 36.11 Willetton Reds 14 2 2 10 7 33 -26 8 Modernians 14 4 4 6 18 26 -8 16 UWA Yellow 12 1 2 9 8 32 -24 5 13.89 UWA Green 14 1 5 8 9 39 -30 8 Westside Wolves 14 2 2 10 11 29 -18 8 Girls 7/8 B White P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% Melville Maroon 14 0 1 13 1 63 -62 1 Joondalup Lakers 14 0 1 13 0 50 -50 1 Fremantle 13 13 0 0 61 1 60 39 100 Girls 5/6 B Gold P W D L For Ag GD Pts NC Raiders 13 8 1 4 17 14 3 25 64.1 Joondalup Lakers 14 12 2 0 52 2 50 38 Newman Knights 13 4 3 6 16 26 -10 15 38.46 YMCC 14 10 2 2 42 5 37 32 Whitford 14 4 4 6 14 24 -10 16 38.1 Hale 14 9 1 4 17 6 11 28 Wolves Grey 13 3 1 9 12 33 -21 10 25.64 R Lions Yellow 14 6 3 5 24 24 0 21 Wolves Red 12 2 1 9 13 35 -22 7 19.44 UWA 14 6 1 7 19 24 -5 19 Girls 7/8 C P W D L For Ag GD Pts PP% R Lions Maroon 14 4 2 8 6 18 -12 14 Modernians 11 9 2 0 27 4 23 29 87.88 NC Raiders 14 2 0 12 5 38 -33 6 Rangers 13 10 2 1 47 3 44 32 82.05 Whitford 14 1 1 12 2 50 -48 4 Hale 13 8 2 3 41 13 28 26 66.67 Harlequin 14 7 1 6 27 24 3 22 52.38 Whitford 14 5 4 5 21 20 1 19 45.24 Blades Swans 13 4 2 7 12 31 -19 14 35.9

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