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2003 Annual Report THE SEVENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT OF BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2003 PATRONESS BCC Deputy Mayor, Cr Maureen Hayes LIFE MEMBERS Mrs A Todd (Decd) – 1941 Mrs M Josiffe OAM – 1963 Mrs A Parkyn – 1985 Miss J Clarke (Decd) – 1941 Mrs F Crunkhorn (Decd) – 1964 Miss J Ellis – 1988 Mrs E T Dobbin AM MBE – 1948 Miss B Watson (Decd) – 1969 Mrs N Gordon – 1989 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE (Decd) – 1948 Miss S Otto – 1970 Mrs L Thomas – 1990 Mrs K Langan – 1954 Mrs J Viertel OAM – 1972 Mrs J Mecklem – 1992 Miss W McMullin (Decd) – 1955 Mrs F Wastell – 1979 Mrs R Nix – 1995 Miss L Mauchlan – 1956 Mrs E Green (Decd) – 1980 Mrs J Proctor – 1999 Miss N Mauchlan (Decd) – 1956 Dr M Hughes OAM – 1981 Mrs M Chatfield – 2000 Mrs E Grealy – 1958 Miss H Scraggs OAM – 1982 Mrs J Heron – 2001 Miss I Sim – 1961 Miss J Snarski – 1983 Mrs M Cockings - 2002 Mrs E McDougall OAM (Decd) – 1963 Mrs J Tidey – 1984 LONG SERVICE AWARDS Denise Byrne (15) – 1992 Keith Nix (10) – 1997 Sue Brough (10) – 2000 Denise Roberts (15) – 1992 Lesley Schoenwald (10) – 1997 Nola Slade (15) – 2000 Julene Grant (10) – 1993 Judy Keen (10) – 1998 Keith Tidey (15) – 2001 Jan Hadfield (15) – 1993 Graham Wakefield (15) – 1998 Cheryl Kann (15) – 2001 Jack Manders (15) – 1994 Michele Arnold (10) –1999 Caroline Schomberg (15) - 2002 June Ballantyne (10) – 1997 Alyson Aleksic (10) – 2000 ____________________________________________________________________________________ PRESIDENT HON. SECRETARY HON. TREASURER Robin Roberts (R 10/6) Petra Faas Mary Cockings Lisa-Maree Jones (A 24/6) MANAGEMENT C’TEE CONSTITUTION C’TEE VICE-PRESIDENT Kym Bell (A 13/5) Meg Brodie Sue Barsby (R 13/5) Di Brodie (R 22/4) Mary Cockings Elizabeth O’Connor (A 2/6) Meg Brodie Jenny Heron (A 11/2) Ruth Grim (A 25/2; R 24/6) Ronda Nix MATCH SECRETARY Jenny Heron Keith Tidey Lyn Thomas Lisa-Maree Jones (R 24/6) Elizabeth O’Connor (A 2/6) FINANCE C’TEE HONORARY SOLICITOR April Parmenter (R 25/2) Meg Brodie Elizabeth O’Connor Lyn Thomas (A 24/6) TIME STEWARD HONORARY AUDITOR UMPIRES STEWARD June Snarski (DP) Gail Reynolds Meg Brodie (Grass) Mary Cockings (SHC) Cheryl Kann (Turf) HONORARY ENGINEER Jan Hadfield (Div1 only) COMPETITION C’TEE Keith Nix Grass GROUNDS C’TEE Jenny Heron (C) HOUSE C’TEE John Bigg (invited guest) Wendy Stephens Bev Broadfoot Bev Broadfoot Andi Fiske Mary Cockings Mary Cockings Lindia Hicks (P) Joyce Proctor Robyn Sneddon Jenny Tidey 1 COMPETITIONS C’TEE GRADING COMMITTEE GRADING COMMITTEE TURF TURF GRASS Robyn Andersen Lisa-Maree Jones Di Brodie Marilyn Chatfield Jenny Heron (C) Jenny Heron (C) Jenny Heron (C) Kaye Pulsford (P) Andi Fiske Lindia Hicks (P) Robyn Andersen Wendy Stephens UMPIRES & JUDICIARY C’TEE QWASC DELEGATES TECHNICAL Margie Brown Jenny Heron Margaret Brown Helen Allen Bernadette Kingsbury Mary Cockings Amanda Higgs Marilyn Chatfield Sue Brough QWASC BOARD Sonya Fisher Robyn Andersen Mary Cockings Gaye Henderson Judy Keen Jenny Tidey Cheryl Kann Lesley Bennett Petra Faas (Hon Solicitor) Robyn Sutherland Sharon Johnston Lyn Thomas Sabina Murray HQ DELEGATES Keith Tidey Anita Sikes Mary Cockings Penny Truslove Kelly Brown Petra Faas (P) Andi Fiske Lisa-Maree Jones U18 SELECTION C'TEE Kaye Pulsford Robin Roberts (R 10/6) Nikki Taylor (C) Di Brodie Joy Lewis Lara Filby LEGENDS BOARD MEMBER Cathy Taylor-Alt Kylie O’Donohue Robin Roberts (R 10/6) Meg Brodie (P) Bronwyn Morris SHC BOARD MEMBERS SENIOR SELECTION C'TEE U13 COMMITTEE Mary Cockings (P) Marilyn Chatfield Marilyn Chatfield (C) Robin Roberts (R 10/6) Margaret Dilger (C) Mary Cockings Sue Brough Liz Grimes SHC ORGANISING C’TEE Lisa-Maree Jones (A 11/2) Jenny Heron Mary Cockings Joyce Proctor Cheryl Kann VETERANS SELECTION C'TEE Lisa-Maree Jones Lyn Thomas (C) Kym Bell (C) Desley Mackay Jenny Heron Lyn Thomas SHC DELEGATES Diana Young Robin Roberts (R 10/6) ARCHIVES COMMITTEE Mary Cockings COACHING COMMITTEE Pixie Josiffe Sue Brough Shirley Otto SOUTHERN CROSS C’TEE Kym Roberson (C) Joyce Proctor Mary Cockings Lyn Quirk Marilyn Chatfield Nikki Taylor UNIFORM OFFICER Jenny Heron (Secretary) Cathy Taylor-Alt Rhonda Bentley Robin Roberts (R 10/6) BWHA STAFF & PAID OFFICIALS ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION MANAGER ASSISTANT (Trainee) DEVELOPMENT & COMPETITIONS Kathy Duggan Rebecca Walsh (R Feb 03) Krissy Dickman (R Nov 02) Stacey Williamson (A Mar 03) Louise Alexander (A Apr 03) Sue Barsby (A May 03) REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF COACHING REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Sharyn Simpson Margaret Dilger GROUNDSMAN DP BAR PHYSIOTHERAPIST John Bigg Denise Byrne Christine Sheppard Caroline Schomberg (C) 2 CANTEEN Stephanie Bennett Sarah Cohen Alistair Foard Leonie Gill Nerieada Gill (Co-ordinator) Kate Harten Jillian Hogan Kirstin Mackay Luke Ramage Shannon Rawding Erin Rearden-Smith Julia Wood SPORTS TRAINERS John Thomas Peter Lynskey Chris Kingston-Lee Bruce Oakhill Helen Phillips Sheryl Miles Rohan Force Stiven Kuss Tony Jaffrey Kirily Bowden Stuart Williams Anthony Lynskey Tony Gardiner 2003 HONORARY MEMBERS Mr Tony Aleksic Mrs Helen Hill Mrs Gail Phipps Mr John Bigg Mrs Sue Hollier Mrs Daphne Pirie MBE Mrs Judy Blyth Ms Jan Hughes Mr Nigel Roberts Mr John Bowkett Mr Glen James Mr Damian Seeto Miss Bev Broadfoot Mr Alun Jones Mr Ian Short Mr Chris Brooks Mrs Robyn Locke Mrs Cathy Taylor-Alt Mrs Ros Cameron Mr Peter Lynskey Mr Mike Thomas Mrs Rhonda Carrington Mr Andrew Mackay Mr John Thomas Mrs Lyn Denning Mrs Lyn Mahony Mr Keith Tidey Mr Brad Duggan Mr Keith Nix Mr Glen Vincenzi Mrs Liz Dwyer Mr Bruce Oakhill Mr Graham Wakefield Mr Cranston Grant Mrs Chris O’Sullivan Mrs Trudy Walsh Mr Mike Hall Mr Greg Pearson Mrs Annette West-Bail 2003 MEETINGS MANAGEMENT (20) COUNCIL (10) Attendance Name Attendance Club 9 (14) Robin Roberts 10 Ascot Women’s Hockey Club Inc 11(12) Sue Barsby 9 Bulimba Women’s Hockey Club Inc 15 Meg Brodie 10 Commercial Hockey Club Inc 20 Mary Cockings 10 Commodores Hockey Club 13 Petra Faas 10 Eastern Suburbs Hockey Club Inc 20 Jenny Heron 10 Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Inc 17 Lisa-Maree Jones 8 Logan Hockey Club Inc 7 Desley Mackay 9 Northern Suburbs Women’s Hockey Club Inc 19 Lyn Thomas 9 Pine Hills Hockey Club Inc 8 (9) Liz O’Connor 3 Pine Rivers Women’s Hockey Club 2 (8) Ruth Grim 10 QUT Student Guild Hockey Club Women’s Sect. 1 (9) Di Brodie 10 Redcliffe Leagues Hockey Club Inc 1 (3) April Parmenter 10 St Andrews Ladies Hockey Club Inc 8 (10) Kym Bell 6 South Brisbane Eagles Hockey Club Inc 10 South West United Hockey Club Inc 9 University of Queensland Women’s Hockey Club 7 Valley Women’s Hockey Club Inc 3 CONTENTS Page President’s Report 5 Secretary’s Report 6 Treasurer’s Report 9 Constitution Committee Report 9 Competitions Portfolio Report 10 Match Secretary’s Report 11 Turf Umpires’ Steward’s Report 11 Grass Umpires’ Steward’s Report 12 Development Portfolio Report 12 Regional Director of Coaching Report 13 Coaching Committee Report 15 Regional Development Officer Report 16 Umpires Committee Report 16 Equipment, Apparel & Uniforms Report 17 Tours Report 17 Infra-Structure Portfolio Report 17 Grounds Committee Report 17 House Committee Report 18 Hockey Shop 19 Events and Promotions Report 19 70 th Birthday Celebration Report 20 Under 13 State Championship Organising Committee Report 21 Records 22 Senior Points Table 22 Umpires Badges 27 Southern Cross Teams & Results 28 State Championships Teams & Results 30 Queensland Representatives 33 International Representatives 35 Hockey Queensland Officials 36 Junior Section 38 Appendix Financial Statement – Year ending 30 September, 2003 4 PRESIDENT’S REPORT The 2003 season opened with much anticipation for the 70 th Birthday celebrations, the State U13 Championship, the new playing surfaces at Downey Park and of course the start of a new season. What was not foreseen was the upheaval of many board positions. It was an honour to be elected to the position of President in July when due to personal reasons Robin Roberts had to resign. Robin’s contribution over the past few years has been commendable and all board members and committee members who came in contact with Robin would know that many of the policies and procedures that we now have in place were due to her dedication and endurance. To take stock of the situation at this point - we had lost our Vice- President, Sue Barsby, who took on a role in our development area but we were lucky enough to secure the services of Liz O’Connor who had in previous years been our Honorary Solicitor. Due to personal reasons Ruth Grim had to resign from Management – Infra-structure Portfolio (House and Grounds), this position was not filled and with myself stepping into President, the portfolio of Events and Marketing was left vacant. So in summary we were 2 people down on Management. But the strengths that enabled our association to get through the past 70 years, teamwork, dedication and communication came to the forefront. We finished the year i.e. we got through Presidents Cup, Jewels in Crown Game, Downey Park Dinner, BWHA President’s Medal Dinner and Grand Final Days. I would like to take this opportunity to thank management people: - Jenny Heron, Lyn Thomas, Kym Bell, Meg Brodie, Mary Cockings, Liz O’Connor and Desley Mackay; Administration Staff Kathy Duggan, Stacey Williamson, Sue Barsby and Louise Alexander; and the volunteers Joyce Proctor, Jenny Tidey, Keith Tidey and Caroline Schomberg for ensuring that all this did happen. One of the many highlights of the year was the State Under 13 Championship held at Downey Park in July. From all accounts the championship was a success and this was due to the work of Marilyn Chatfield and her never ending supply of volunteers.
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