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Annual Report 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 1998 1 STATUTORY DECLARATION I, Do solemnly and sincerely declare that the attached Annual Report is a True and Correct record. Amendments to the Annual Report were made and carried after the Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 27 October 1998. I make this solemn declaration by virtue of the Statutory Declarations Act 1959 as amended and subject to the penalties provided by the Act for the making of false statements in statutory declarations, conscientiously believing the statements contained in this declaration to be true in every particular. Declared at Brisbane On this day of 1998 Before me 2 THE SIXTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC OFFICE BEARERS FOR 1998 PATRONESS Ms Gail Austen OAM LIFE MEMBERS Mrs A Todd (Decd) - 1953 Mrs E McDougall - 1962 Miss J Snarski - 1983 Miss J Clarke (Decd) - 1953 Mrs M Josiffe OAM - 1963 Mrs J Tidey - 1984 Mrs E T Dobbin AM - 1953 Mrs F Crunkhorn (Decd) - 1964 Mrs A Parkyn - 1985 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE - 1953 Miss B Watson - 1969 Miss J Ellis - 1988 Mrs K Langan - 1954 Miss S Otto - 1970 Mrs N Gordon - 1989 Miss W McMullin (Decd) - 1955 Mrs J Viertel OAM - 1972 Mrs L Thomas - 1990 Miss L Mauchlan - 1956 Mrs F Wastell - 1979 Mrs J Mecklem - 1992 Miss N Mauchlan (Decd) - 1956 Mrs E Green (Decd) - 1980 Mrs R Nix - 1995 Mrs E Grealy - 1958 Dr M Hughes OAM - 1981 Miss Bella Sim - 1961 Miss H Scraggs OAM - 1982 LONG SERVICE AWARDS Denise Byrne (15) – 1992 Jack Manders (15) – 1994 Jenny Heron (10) – 1997 Joyce Proctor (10) – 1992 Keith Tidey (10) – 1995 Lesley Schoenwald (10) – 1997 Denise Roberts (15) – 1992 Joyce Proctor (15) – 1996 June Ballantyne (10) - 1997 Jan Hadfield (15) – 1993 Keith Nix (10) – 1997 Graham Wakefield (15) - 1998 Julene Grant (10) – 1993 Caroline Schomberg (10) – 1997 PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Ronda Nix (Ret 23 June 1998) Sue McLean Mary Cockings Meg Brodie (23 June – October 1998) MANAGEMENT C’TEE CONSTITUTION C’TEE FINANCE C’TEE Mavis Rowe Keith Tidey (C) Mary Cockings Jenny Heron Mary Cockings Simon Brodie Liz Lobb Sue Andersen Lyn Thomas (Appt 28 July) Gina Archer Joyce Proctor (Appt 28 July) MATCH SECRETARY QWASC DELEGATES HQ DELEGATES Lyn Thomas Mary Cockings Sue McLean Jenny Tidey Tracey O’Connor Ronda Nix (Ret 23 June) Jenny Heron (Appt 23 June) 3 VICE PRESIDENTS UMPIRES CONVENOR UMPIRES STEWARD Marilyn Chatfield Kim Thomasson Lyn Thomas (DP) Meg Brodie (Res 23 June) Sue Reid (SHC) Georgina Archer Judy Keen HONORARY AUDITOR TOURS SECRETARY GROUNDS COMMITTEE Julie Bennets Vacant Jenny Tidey (C) John Bigg UNIFORM & EQUIP OFFICER CANTEEN STEWARD HONORARY SOLICITOR Joyce Proctor Jenny Barnes Elizabeth O’Connor FIXTURE & GRADING C’TEE UMPIRES BOARD HOUSE COMMITTEE Turf Jenny Heron (Turf) (C) Kim Thomasson (C) Liz Lobb (C) Lisa-Maree Jones (Turf (P) Alyson Aleksic Jenny Tidey Marilyn Chatfield (Turf) Cheryl Kann Caroline Schomberg Robyn Andersen (Turf) Michele Arnold Angela Coleman Susan Andersen (Turf) (P) Joyce Proctor Downey Park Pip Ahern (DP) (C) Christine Blanchard (DP) Liz O’Connor (DP) Lisa Nissenn (DP) (P) VETERANS SELECTION C’TEE SENIOR SELECTION C’TEE JUDICIARY C’TEE Kym Bell (C) Jan Hadfield (C) Judy Keen (C) Jenny Heron Julene Grant Mavis Rowe Diana Young Kerrie Richards Robyn Andersen Mary Cockings (P) Margaret Dilger (P) Helen Allen (Deputy) Amanda Higgs (Deputy) PUBLICITY OFFICER U18 SELECTION C’TEE HONORARY ENGINEER Vacant Melda Dunning Keith Nix Kim Thomasson Nikki Taylor (C) Caitlyn Anghel (P) PLAYER DEVELOPMENT SHC ORGANISING C’TEE COACHES ASSN BOARD FUNDRAISING C’TEE Dick Roebuck Lyn Thomas Gina Archer Janelle Kohn Mary Cockings Julie Dwyer Bev Sunderland Mavis Rowe Sue Brough Jim Hawthorne Gary Keene Rae Hawthorne Kym Roberson Ros Cameron Tanya Hoyle Stephen Kohn Maree Comerford 4 SHC BOARD MEMBERS SOCIAL SECRETARY REGISTRATION OFFICER Mary Cockings Joyce Proctor Diane Brodie SPONSORSHIP, MEDIA PROMOTIONS C’TEE Meg Brodie BWHA STAFF ADMINISTRATION DP CANTEEN CONVENOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS Allyson Skuse (Appt April) Kath Kenealy Karen Groves Kathy Duggan Jason Palmer Rosanna Pappalardo (Res 30 Jan) SPORTS TRAINERS SATELLITE COACH REGIONAL COACHING DIR Bruce Oakhill Kerrie Richards Sharyn Simpson (Appt March) Richard Van Zyl Sue McLatchey (Res 30 Jan) John Thomas GROUNDSMAN Helen Phillips Peter Lynskey John Bigg Steve Copsey Sheryl Hockaday HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs Heather Alcorn Mr Neil Hawgood Ms Sue McLatchey Mr Tony Aleksic Mrs Helen Hill Mr Ross Mitchell Ms Julie Bartlett Mr Noel Hockaday Mr Keith Nix Mr John Bigg Mr Sid Holcroft Mr Jim Northcott AM Mr John Bowkett Mrs Louise Hollitt Mr Bruce Oakhill Miss Bev Broadfoot Ms Jan Hughes Mr Des O’Connor Mr Simon Brodie Ms Judy Keen Mr Ross Pappalardo Mr Harry Bullock Mr Gary Keene Mrs Daphne Pirie MBE Mr John Bozuwa Mrs Kath Kenealy Mrs Kym Roberson Miss Denise Byrne Mr Dave Kenealy Mr Dick Roebuck Mrs Ros Cameron Mrs Janelle Kohn Mrs Rene Steven Mr Ross Carrington Mr Kev Lennon Mrs Bev Sunderland Mr Steve Copsey Ms Margaret Loughnane Mr Trevor Sunderland Mrs Noela Dossetto Mr Peter Lynskey Mr Mike Thomas Mr Brad Duggan Mr Jack Manders Mr John Thomas Mrs Julie Dwyer Mr David Thomas 5 PRESIDENT’S REPORT OCTOBER 1997 – JUNE 1998 This is an unusual year with the President’s Report in two parts due to my retirement in June. For anyone casting an eye back on last year’s report it will be evident however, that I had hoped to be able to step down even earlier in March. The intention was to get the new constitution which is so badly needed to take BWHA into the new millennium in place by then. This task proved bigger and more complex than I first thought, and as the season progressed and got busier and busier there was less and less time to devote to it, so I accepted the inevitable of it not happening during my term as President, and submitted my resignation in June. I still think it is most important that this document be completed. It must not be rushed, as it is crucial to get it right. I hope that I will be able to be part of the committee, which completes it. The most exciting part of the year for me was certainly the success of our representative teams. To win the State Championship in every age division, demonstrated just how successful BWHA as an organisation has become. This success has not come without hard work, and many people have contributed to the development of our players through talent identification, development programs, and clinics. If you look back through our Annual Reports you will see their contributions. There was a time not all that long ago, unbelievable though this may seem now, when BWHA did no talent I.D., no organised player development, and no organised coach education and development. Our under age representative teams then were not strong, and Brisbane players seldom made it into the State Open team. It is pleasing therefore that this has now changed, and all the hard work has paid dividends. My congratulations to all the Brisbane Representative players for 1998 and my thanks to the many players who came out for the massed teams photo. It is a wonderful memento, and one that I will always cherish. BWHA again ran a large summer competition in six-a-side, mixed, and veterans. This gave more people a chance to play on the artificial surface and also added a social dimension to the turf game, which is largely missing during winter fixtures. It also is a big boost to the revenue of the State Hockey Centre. The Southern Cross Hockey League again ran successfully at the start of the season and may be copied by the men’s sections of the SEQ associations. (They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery). Congratulations to the Schweppes South Brisbane Scorpions on winning this year’s League. BWHA gained two new staff members this year. Sharyn Simpson replaced Sue McLatchey as BWHA’s Regional Coaching Director. The work Sue did for BWHA during her time as our first RCD was invaluable, and her contribution to BWHA’s coach and player development cannot be overestimated. BWHA are very fortunate to have someone of the calibre of Sharyn Simpson as Sue’s replacement. I would like to wish them both every success in their new roles. Allyson Skuse came on board as the first full time senior administrative officer when Rosanna Pappalardo left after completing her traineeship. Allyson has many of the advanced office skills needed to keep BWHA progressing and will be a great asset to the association. If I have one regret this year it is not being able to be the first President of the association to host a State Veteran’s Championship. It was very sad that we had to give the 1998 event to Ipswich. I hope relations with the State Hockey Centre improve in 1999 so that BWHA can do the right thing by our veterans and have a home Championship without incurring a loss to the association. 6 In writing this report I have been tempted to look back and comment on my time on the BWHA Management Committee, and my terms as Junior and Senior President. I have decided not to do that, except to thank all the people who have worked with me for the good of BWHA, those who have supported my ideas for change, and those who have given me their trust and friendship. I am not of course the only person retiring from the Management Committee this year. Sue McLean who has been the BWHA Honorary Secretary for the past four years has advised she will not be standing as either BWHA Secretary or for the Management Committee in the coming year.
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