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Queensland Water Polo Incorporated Annual Report 2015-2016 Queensland Water Polo Incorporated Annual Report 2015-2016 Queensland Water Polo Inc. Contents Corporate Office Bearers 1 Honour Roll 2 Vale – Cole Miller 5 President’s Report 8 Statistics & Results Membership Statistics 9 National Championships 11 State Championships 13 Australian & International Representation 2015/16 16 Financial Report Committee’s Report 18 Statement of Comprehensive Income 19 Statement of Financial Position 20 Statement of Cash Flow 21 Notes to the Financial Statements 22 Statement by Members of the Committee 27 Independent Audit Report 28 Annual Report 2015-2016 Queensland Water Polo Inc. Office Bearers 2015/16 HONORARY OFFICERS PERSONNEL Water Polo Queensland Office Board of Directors Executive Officer/Director of Coaching Sharyn Tucker (President/Chair) Jodie Watson Lou Scarpato (Secretary) Administration & Finance Officer Michael William (Finance Director) Pam McGarrigle Paul Coolican (Country Associations Director) Club Coordinator Stephen Porter (Marketing Director) Joanna Main Bjorn Galjaardt (Athlete Development Director) Sport Development & Event Coordinator Heather Belshaw Bevan Groves (Competitions Director) – resigned 18/4/2016 Sports Officer Ashleigh McCall Queensland Academy of Sport High Performance Manager Aleksandr Osadchuk Head Coach – Women’s Water Polo Program Arjan Vos Head Coach – Men’s Water Polo Program Dmitry Gorshkov 1 Annual Report 2015-2016 Queensland Water Polo Inc. Honour Roll LIFE MEMBERS 1972 ....................................................................Mr N.M.Cooke LLB 1976 – 1977 .................................................................Sue Raeburn 1975 ............................................................. Dr J. Van Opdenbosch 1977 ....................................................................................Kathy Beer 1976 ............................................................................Mr R.W. Parton 1977 ........................................................................ Denise Lee Long 1981 ...............................................................................Mr R.J. Wiles* 1977 ...............................................................................Vicki McKain 1983 ................................................................................Mr S.J. Cluett 1981 – 1991 .........................................................Amanda Leeson 1989 ................................................................................. Ms B. Parker 1981 – 1983 ...................................................................Sue Gordon 2005 ......................................................................................Mr J Birch 1981 – 1983 ..............................................................Jackie Thomas 2007 .................................................................................. Ms L Lister* 1981 ........................................................................... Julie Antonieff 1982 – 1986 ............................................................. Katie McAdam *deceased 1982 – 1986 ....................................................................Sandy Mills 1982 – 1988 .................................................................Janet Rayner HALL OF FAME 1983 – 1985 ................................................................ Natalie Greig 2005 .......................................................................Debbie Cummins 1985 – 1993 ....................................................................Sharyn Gist 2006 ................................................................Anthony (Tony) West 1987 – 1991 ............................................................... Kylie Williams 2006 ........................................................................Kate Swete-Kelly 1987 .....................................................................................Linda Dick 2006 .......................................................................... Julian Muspratt 1989 ..............................................................Jackie (Thomas) Giles 2007 ......................................................................... Russell Sherwell 1989 ..........................................................................Fiona Jamieson 2008 ............................................................Amanda Leeson-Smith 1992 – 1993 ...............................................................Kristina Smith 2008 .............................................................................. Carol Hudson 1993 ........................................................... Nicola (Smith) Johnson 2008 ..............................................................Jacqui (Thomas) Giles 1993 – 2003 .................................................Melissa (Mills) Byram 2009 ......................................................................................Jack Lusic 1993 – 2004 ................................................................Naomi Castle 2009 ............................................................................ Debbie Powell 1999 ...............................................................................Tanya Keogh 2013 ................................................................................Janet Rayner 1999 – 2000 ...................................................................... Gail Miller 2013 ...................................................................................Sandy Mills 1999 – 2002 ...................................................................Nikita Cuffe 2013 ................................................................................Toby Jenkins 2001 ................................................................................Julia Flaskas 2013 ................................................................. Sharyn (Gist) Arnold 2001 – 2003 ................................................Jodie (Taylor) Watson 2013 ..........................................................................Aleks Osadchuk 2002 – 2004 ...........................................Bronwyn Maher (Smith) 2013 ...................................................................................... Gus Wiles 2002 – 2012 ................................................................Kate Gynther 2002 – 2012 ............................................................Melissa Rippon AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES 2006 – 2008 ...................................................................Suzie Fraser AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S TEAM 2006 – 2008 ....................................................................Amy Hetzel 1976 – 1981 ........................................................Paul Gair – Coach 2006 – 2014 ................................................................Sophie Smith 1976 – 1981 .................................... Debbie Handley-Cummins 2006 – 2014 ...................................................................Jane Moran 1976 – 1980 ............................................................. Carol Hudson 2006 – 2016 ............................................................. Bronwen Knox 1976 – 1980 .............................................................. Debbie Larkin 2009 – 2016 .....................................................Ashleigh Southern Annual Report 2015-2016 2 Queensland Water Polo Inc. Honour Roll 2011 – 2016 ........................................................Kelsey Wakefield OLYMPIC GAMES REPRESENTATIVES 2013 – 2016 ............................................................Bronte Colenso 1980 .......................................................................... Julian Muspratt 2013 – 2016 .......................................................................Elle Armit 2000 ..................................................................................Rafael Stark 2013 – 2014 .....................................................................Olivia King 2000 ...............................................................................Naomi Castle 2014 ........................................................................Maddie Coburn 2000 ..................................................................................... Gail Miller 2014 – 2016 ................................................................Ellodie Ruffin 2000 ................................................................................ Melissa Mills 2004 ............................................................................... Pietro Figlioli AUSTRALIAN MEN’S TEAM 2004 .............................................................................Topby Jenkins 1973 – 1975 ......................................................................Tony West 2004 ................................................................ Aleksandr Osadchuk 1975 – 1979 .............................................................. Ross Langdon 2004 .........................................................................Naomi Castle (c) 1979 ........................................................................................Col Ling 2004 ..................................................................................Nikita Cuffe 1979 ....................................................................................Bill Brooks 2004 ...............................................................................Kate Gynther 1979 ..........................................................................Andrew Carrick 2004 ..........................................................................Jodie
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