ANNUAL REPORT 2009
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Contents President 3 Chief Executive Officer 5 Game Development 7 High Performance 8 Finance 9 Operations 10 Bar and Canteen 11 Profile and Branding 12 Junior Committee 13 Senior Committee 14 High Performance and Coaching Committee 15 Officiating Reference Panel 16 Country Committee 17 Indoor Committee 18 Veterans Committee 19 Men’s National Training Centre 20 Women’s National Training Centre 21 Australian Hockey League - Men 23 Australian Hockey League - Women 24 Office Bearers and Committees 25 Hockey WA Staff and Senior Coaches 27 Awarded Members 28 2009 Award Winners 29 Historical Olympians & Charlesworth Medal Winners 30 Men’s Historical Premier Division Winners 31 Results - Senior 33 Results - Junior 34 Byrne & Judge Perpetual Trophy 38 Kyle Rutter Perpetual Trophy 39 State Teams - Men 42 State Teams - Women 45 Representative Officials 48 Ladders 50
Editor Kate Main
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President
President 2009 has been an extremely successful year for Hockey WA, and moving through my second year as state and local government sporting experience. president has not been without its challenges. The start Kevin’s appointment is in line with Hockey WA’s of the year saw the resignation and relocation of CEO strategic direction and the skills he provides will Linda Hamersley. Linda was Hockey WA’s first CEO to ensure hockey remains at the forefront of sports in oversee both men’s and women’s hockey in Western Western Australia. Australia. Linda oversaw massive changes to Hockey WA’s governance structure and was responsible for 2009 also saw the resignation of Ceri Writer as a providing the foundation for what is an extremely director from the board of Hockey WA. Ceri’s term successful and well managed organisation. as both WA Women’s Hockey and Hockey WA President will be looked upon as one that facilitated Hockey WA was pleased to find and appoint Kevin Knapp the amalgamation of men’s and women’s hockey in as CEO from January 2009, following an extensive Western Australia, as well as retaining the Hockey search. Kevin is well known to many in the hockey Australia High Performance Program in WA for many community and brings to the role a wealth of hockey, years to come.
On behalf of the board, I would like to thank both Linda and Ceri for their outstanding contribution to hockey in Western Australia and for the personal support and mentoring that they have provided to me over the past six years.
2009 has seen the second phase of changes to our officiating structure. It is pleasing that these changes are starting to make a significant impact in the quality and quantity of umpires at all levels. Particular thanks must go to Pino Monaco and Ian Pitt who have persevered in their determination to bring about change in the way that hockey officiating operates in WA.
An on-going strategic item in 2009 was the review of our elite competition structure. This independent review, commissioned by the board, was released in 2009 and succeeded in creating the expected emotive response from clubs. Out of this emotion have come a number of strong, positive initiatives that will be implemented in 2010 and beyond.
Hockey WA continues to be one of the leading State Sporting Organisations in Australia, and 2009 has seen a further increase in co-operation between us and other state hockey associations. We remain a highly efficient and effective organisation that continues to be looked upon in high regard by many hockey and non-hockey organisations.
A healthy level of reserve funds together with committed government funding to aid future turf replacement has shown that Hockey WA continues to be run in line with good business practice. My thanks go to Chairman of the Audit, Finance and Governance Committee – Phil Nillsen, Finance
President
Manager – Kim Rodgers and all members of the Committee for their on-going commitment to Hockey WA’s financial management.
Hockey WA’s relationship with Hockey Australia has also improved with a changing of the guard at both board and executive levels. All state associations are now working closely with Hockey Australia to develop and implement changes that benefit hockey at all levels. The first noticeable change will be the new Australian Hockey League structure in 2010 which will see the competition played during the domestic season making it an integral part of the winter hockey season.
Hockey enjoys tremendous support and commitment from many people. I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank our sponsors, our corporate and program partners and the many volunteers who help make our sport what it is.
It has been a pleasure to be President of Hockey WA. My role would not be possible without the work and support of those around me. Thank you to the Board of Directors for their loyalty, commitment and support. The Board has worked tirelessly and has provided united leadership for our sport.
Hockey WA would not be what it is today if not for an extremely dedicated group of people that run our sport, day in and day out. The dedication and skill to which the staff subscribes is outstanding and I thank each and every one of them.
Finally, I must thank our Chief Executive Officer, Kevin Knapp. Kevin has been a breath of fresh air in his approach to the role, particularly in building relationships with stakeholders at all levels. 2010 will be the final year of Hockey WA’s three year strategic plan, and Kevin will be integral to the formulation and implementation of the next strategic plan taking us to 2014.
Thank you to every one for their support and I look forward to catching up in 2010.
Tony Leeflang President Hockey WA Chief Executive Officer
CEO
2009 has been another successful and exciting year The Competition Review concept document was for our fantastic sport! It has been very much a year completed by our consultant and after further of achieving strategic objectives and identifying and extensive consultation with our members; it pursuing some new challenges. provided us with a clear direction for future growth in participation numbers within identified growth hubs. I will expand on some of Hockey WA’s bigger A proposed points capping system has received achievements shortly, but first I wanted to thank the significant support, and all of this will complement hockey community in WA for the warm welcome I a return to a revised draft system for both men’s received when I took over as CEO from Linda Hamersley and women’s AHG League competitions. The aim of in February of this year. I have thoroughly enjoyed my both proposals will be to even up the competition return to the sport of hockey after having spent some and encourage strategic and targeted recruitment time in local and state government and leaving WAIS as of interstate and international players, whilst at the the Women’s Hockey Coach in 2004. same time ensuring the best possible opportunity for our own talented players to progress along the elite I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Linda performance pathway. for leaving behind such a well organised administration. Her attention to detail and the strong relationships that New Challenges and Initiatives she has brokered with our major stake holders have We are currently looking at making our sport been invaluable in facilitating a smooth transition for more inclusive and have formed a partnership me into the role and successfully concluding a number with Wheelchair Sports WA to look at introducing of projects that were well on the way to completion. Wheelchair Hockey to our members. As well as I will stress that without the support of the excellent providing an opportunity to play hockey for those team of staff at Hockey WA, these positive outcomes confined to a wheelchair, Hockey WA hopes to also would have been extremely difficult, if not impossible to raise general awareness for opportunities to engage achieve and I am indebted to all of them. in sport and recreation for people living with a disability. Strategic Plan Objectives and Outcomes The 2008 Annual Report detailed a specific strategic A recently signed Memorandum of Understanding focus in a new three year strategic plan. There was (MoU) with the Western Australian Cricket Association particular focus in a number of areas, including additional (WACA) will see Hockey WA and the WACA work turfs to service our needs well into the future; changes collaboratively on identified projects that generate in our competition structure, and identifying our needs positive outcomes for both organisations. Areas for the next five to ten years. The report also focused on of focus will include increasing participation at the ensuring that there is a state wide delivery of our sport, grass roots level, improved resource/facility sharing and the provision of new technology for the bar, café and developing the sports of hockey and cricket in and gate entry points. remote areas by sharing development resources.
I can report that we now have a point of sale system Hockey Australia High Performance Program in operation in the bar and café that has significantly As part of our contractual obligations to host the improved our operations. We Hockey Australia High Performance Programme have also had input into the (HAHPP) the offices are currently undergoing a successful completion by significant refurbishment thanks to considerable the Department of Sport financial support from DSR. The refurbishment when and Recreation (DSR) completed will see a new ice bath spa (recovery of a State Sporting centre) located underneath the main stand, new Strategic Facilities Plan offices in the old gym for sport science staff and a fully that will assist Hockey refurbished upper floor area for coaches, programme WA in supporting the managers and administrators. We are very proud of development of additional the fact that the HAHPP call Perth home and we will synthetic turf facilities continue to work closely with them. throughout the state, with a view to accommodating the growth and sustainability of our sport.
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Partnerships and Sponsors Sportscover, Rising Stars, Compac, Kukri and Hockey WA continues to enjoy considerable support Underwater Contracting Services. from our major stake holders and it has been my pleasure to continue to build on what are already very Thank You positive working relationships with DSR, Healthway I would like to recognise the scores of volunteers and WAIS. within our clubs, committees and on the board for their fantastic support. I would like to make special All three organisations provide Hockey WA with mention of Ceri Writer who stepped down from invaluable financial and in-kind support as well as the board during the course of the year and Tony access to professional development opportunities for Leeflang, who has been invaluable in helping me our staff and members. WAIS continues to provide settle into my new role. It is thanks to your collective Hockey WA with access to elite level coaching and efforts that the Hockey WA staff are able to provide has been very supportive in helping us to develop the best possible service to our members. We are our High Performance Department. certainly not infallible, but hockey is held in very high regard within the wider sporting community and this Our working relationship with Hockey Australia has is a great tribute to everyone involved in playing and received a significant boost through the appointment administering our sport. of new CEO Mark Anderson. Mark has not only brought to HA significant business skills, but also Lastly to the people who really matter, the officials, an inclusive approach to engagement with all of coaches, players, mums and dads, both young and the states and territories that has already resulted (in some cases) very old (I witnessed an 80-year-old in a number of positive outcomes, including the player celebrating his birthday during half time this restructure of the AHL, greater recognition of indoor season!). Thank you for making hockey your sport of hockey and a review of the Australian Country choice. I look forward to working closely with and for Championships. all of you to make our sport even bigger and better into the future. Sponsors are vital to our income stream and the hockey community should support AHG, Just Kevin Knapp Hockey, CBH Group, Willow Bridge Wines, Westpac, CEO
Game Development
school years seemed to work seamlessly. 22 of the Game Development metropolitan competition’s 24-team-increase came The Game Development Department grew from the J5/6 age group, with girls accounting for significantly in 2009 with a staff restructure early in 13 of these teams. The ability to have high growth the year, resulting in competition staff moving into in this age group puts hockey in a strong position the Game Development portfolio. Melissa Johnson to develop in the future and the work of all clubs in continued as the Competitions Co-ordinator with achieving this cannot be underestimated. Nicole Serafini expanding her participation role to include junior competitions. Meanwhile, Tom In particular, Melville and Victoria Park both added Dorozenko was employed as the new Officiating and five teams to their junior program to display the Education Officer before Brad Stacey took over in largest increase in actual numbers, whilst Rangers the middle of the year. and Southern River showed the largest comparative growth at 40%. Nicole was thrown into action early by playing an integral role in the inaugural J5/6 grading carnival Player numbers increased 4.42% in 2009 from 9094 held at Yokine Reserve on Saturday 2 May. 101 to 9498. The greatest increase occurred in the 11- teams gathered at the venue for the carnival, which 12 year old age bracket with numbers up by 14.41%. was a huge success thanks to the work of Junior Girls had a higher percentage of this rise (24.02%) Committee members, Rangers Hockey Club and the which is reflective of the increase in team numbers City of Stirling. at J5/6 level.
2009 saw the highest number of senior men’s teams There has also been a concerted effort to bring indoor since team number statistics were first recorded hockey into the hockey family this year and to this in 1991, with the 160-team-total exceeding the end, we have worked with the Indoor Committee to previous best of 159 in 1992 and 1993. It was the grow the competition and improve the processes. 40 fourth consecutive year that women’s team numbers teams competed in the 2009/10 season – increased increased and there was also the highest number of from 32 last year – with the competition being played women’s senior teams on record, at 122. at two venues.
The most pronounced changes occurred at the J5/6 Annual visits to towns in the North West of WA level, as the change in junior age groups to reflect have been occurring for some time now and in July
Game Development
this year, Yandeyarra became the first Western attendee presented a small gift in appreciation of Australian indigenous community to host a Hook in2 their efforts. Two guest speakers were also sourced Hockey program. Administered in partnership with to convey their experiences in volunteering. the Department of Sport and Recreation, Indigenous Sport Development Officer for the Pilbara region The 2009 function was held on Grand Final Day and Victor Bellotti has been a key contributor to the given the synergies between volunteers and officials, success of the program. the event was held in conjunction with the Officials Awards. Umpiring and Coaching learning CDs were provided to Yandeyarra community teachers, students and Volunteer of the Year awards were also presented program representatives to increase the development to Ryan Briggs for his contribution to the Indoor of skills within this program. The provision of these Committee and Officiating Reference Panel and learning tools has ensured the continuation of the to Fiona Miotti for her co-ordination of the J5/6 program by locals and the opportunity for further Grading Day, as well as her continued enthusiasm development in the future. and commitment to Junior Committee initiatives. Congratulations to both and a big thank-you to all Volunteer recognition continued to be a focus, with other volunteers involved with Hockey WA and our a priority to acknowledge the efforts of volunteers affiliates, who give up their time and efforts for the during their time of service rather than after they betterment of the sport in Western Australia. have finished. The first Valued Volunteer Function was held in December 2008 in conjunction with Damien Todorovic International Thank-a-Volunteer Day. Around 80 Game Development Manager volunteers attended the breakfast function, with each High Performance In 2009 I joined the High Performance Department in a full time role as Department Manager, and Gemma Francis replaced Jayde Taylor as High Performance Officer. Jayde played a vital role in this transition period and many thanks are extended to her and Scott Goodheart for all their work in High Performance during the previous year.
WA State Teams performed well during 2009 with all finishing in the top 4 of their respective National Championships. The highlight was the success of the SmokeFree WA Thundersticks, who won their second consecutive Australian Hockey League title in Tasmania against Queensland who were clearly the favoured team. Victorious coach Paul Gaudoin signed with Hockey Australia as an assistant coach for the men’s national program following Graham Reid, highlighting the strength of coaching depth being developed in WA.
Strong performances at National Championships continued to see WA athletes selected to national squads throughout the year. Fiona Boyce, Ashleigh Nelson and Kate Denning all debuted for the Hockeyroos in 2009 with Graham Begbie, Jonathan Charlesworth, Ross Meadows, Ian Burcher and Brent Dancer getting their first caps with the Kookaburras.
Australian players Fergus Kavanagh, Kiel Brown, Hope Munro, Kobie McGurk and Kim Walker continued to make significant contributions to their Finance
respective teams with Shelly Liddelow rejoining the Hockeyroos for their last tour of the year. Kate Finance Denning, Chris Bausor and Matthew Boyce also The beginning of the Hockey WA financial year was represented Australia in their respective Junior accompanied by a global economic crisis. Having set World Cups. our 2008-9 budgets in the September to November time frame, including some last minute adjustments On the coaching front, 2009 saw Hockey WA for anticipated lower interest earnings rates, we facilitate its first HockeyEd Development Coach braced ourselves for another busy Hockey WA program, which will continue to be an annual event. financial year. Workshops for coaches were run in conjunction with internationals between the Kookaburras and Holland, Our guiding committee, the Audit Finance & and the Hockeyroos and Germany. Governance Committee, was particularly mindful that the impact might be great on our member clubs AHL competition also offered opportunities for coach and regional associations, in terms of a potential development with current U21 state coaches involved reduction in playing numbers and consequent in AHL programs and Matthew Mellor the South West impact on our own finances and the finances of our Academy coach involved with the Diamonds. members. Thankfully this does not seem to have eventuated, with all members meeting their financial WAIS coaches David Bell and Neil Hawgood played obligations to us during the year without any reported a significant role in all state team preparations and financial difficulties. Overall actual playing numbers coach development initiatives. Hockey WA thanks all healthily increased, which would indicate that our state team personnel for their contributions to state membership is to be congratulated on their good team programs throughout the year. financial planning and governance structures, which we ourselves actively promote, backed by healthy The High Performance and Coaching Committee club development efforts. continued to guide High Performance Program development throughout the year making significant The scare of a downturn, along with a worldwide contributions to the development of the new AHL swine flu pandemic, were nervous unknowns and format, revision of the Hockey WA Draft and the thankfully lots of hockey was still being played, with selection and development of state team coaches. finances not too greatly affected
New initiatives in umpiring saw 120 AHG League During the year, the Department of Sport and players accredited as Beginner Umpires including Recreation in WA finalised the issuing of its State all AHL and U21 State players. WA continued to Strategic Sports Facility Plan (SSSFP) for the sport have strong representation from umpires at National of hockey with us. At the time of this report, we Championships with internationals in Perth providing have just released a much heralded and revamped an added opportunity for WA umpires to officiate at Additional Synthetic Turf Policy for member’s the highest level as well as local umpires to benefit guidance as to club facility development. This DSR from some professional development. plan document now addresses hockey facilities’ current and possible further development state wide, Murray Grime was appointed to officiate at the Men’s with synthetic or traditional grass. World Cup Qualifier in France and Kelly Hudson, who currently calls WA home, was appointed to The new Hockey WA policy document now has a state the Women’s Junior World Cup and Four Nation wide focus, whereas the previously withdrawn policy Tournament in South Africa. by the same name only had metropolitan relevance. We would urge all members to make themselves Athlete development continued throughout the year, familiar with the broad content of these two new with talent squad programs being expanded at all documents, as they underpin the future health and levels and formal recognition of the Level Three growth of the sport in the state of WA. program as the underpinning program to WAIS. In 2009 WA was represented at National Championships With economic conditions as they are, it has been a by 29 state teams with over 600 personnel involved struggle to maintain levels of sponsorship. Fortunately in these programs. It was a great team effort and we are able to rely on our continued DSR Triennial Hockey WA extends its thanks to all contributors. Funding Agreement, renewed last year into 2010. We have also been offered a one year marginally Sally Bell, reduced Healthway sponsorship into 2010, as that High Performance Manager Operations
organisation reassesses its funding priorities and clubs continue to either participate in the Hockey WA health objectives for the wider community. Group Insurance Plan, or have approved cover of their own for their member players and volunteers. This year overall Hockey WA is performing to 2009 budget expectations, with favourable variance in At the date of preparation of this report, we are some areas (increased participation, unanticipated monitoring the potential impact of a Class Order special events, a limited payroll tax holiday) and issued by the Australian Securities & Investment unfavourable variance in other areas (drop in Commission (ASIC), with the full implementation anticipated sponsorship, reduced bank interest). date now in early 2010. The Order concerns group insurance providers (termed ‘group purchasing In contrast, the Perth Hockey Stadium has had bodies’) being relieved from holding an Australian another good trading year, with our all-important Financial Services (AFS) Licence with certain sinking funds for the two synthetic turfs’ replacement conditions and undertakings. This is potentially an being on or ahead of target and continued DSR issue of new statutory compliance which will affect funding support as part of the HA HPP retention. We all of our metropolitan club and regional association are in the process of assessing priorities and budgets members, as well as impacting Hockey WA itself in for capital projects and essential preventative terms of disclosure requirements and the quality of maintenance programs. data bases held.
Importantly, our Group Insurance Plan with Staffing-wise in the Finance Department, we have Sportscover Australia has continued to grow in 2009, remained very stable during the 2009 year, with the with regional member Busselton joining the Plan in team of 3 continuing on (Kim, Laraine and Ruth) and early 2009. Premiums per team have held steady for keeping the finances fluid. Thank you to Laraine and a number of years. We now have only one regional Ruth. member association not providing universal personal accident cover for members whilst playing, training, Mr Kim Rodgers or volunteering for hockey. All member metropolitan Finance Manager
Operations During 2009, the focus of the Operations Department was refined, removing the delivery of competitions from our scope and focusing more on events and facilities. Competitions, planning and delivery, continues to be conducted by the same group of people, however these areas are now within the scope of Game Development managed by Damien Todorovic. This leaves Barb, Claire and Glenn to focus their attention on event management and facility issues.
2009 was a very busy year for events – we thought that the year after the Olympics might be a little quieter for major events, but that was definitely not the case. Along with our usual underage and senior State Championships, we hosted a four match international men’s series against the Netherlands with games being conducted in Perth, Bunbury and Busselton.
We also hosted the U21 Australian Men’s Championship and two weekends of AHL round matches for both the men and the women. Just as we had settled into the domestic season, we were asked to host the German women’s team for a two test series against the Hockeyroos, in preparation 10 Bar and Canteen
for the Women’s Champions Trophy matches (played As always, we are extremely grateful to the time and in Sydney in July). So, with a little creative fixture effort to support events and competitions by both adjustment, we ran these two games at PHS at the the volunteers and paid staff. To all the umpires, beginning of July. technical officials, ground staff, gatekeepers, bar and canteen staff, committee members, event Then, in the weeks leading up to the Men’s Champions volunteers, ball attendants (and their parents), court Trophy, we were able to host both the Spanish controllers for indoor, and others too numerous to and Korean Men’s teams in games against the mention, we thank you for your continuing support Kookaburras and the Australia A teams, respectively. –you are absolutely integral to the conduct of our This year, we have developed a new model for major business and we appreciate your efforts. events which we have been progressively refining and we now use TicketMaster as our pre-event ticketing It is great to see the sport so vibrant and to know agency, which seems to be working well and attracting hockey in WA is continuing to meet the needs of our good sales. Our reputation for running great events community –we want to build on this for future years holds us in good stead with Hockey Australia and we and will continue to work to develop our venues and continue to refine our event management processes to bring you all great events into the future. to provide the best experiences to our community. Barb Jenkins Throughout 2009, we have continued our work Operations Manager towards a more climate-friendly Perth Hockey Stadium, with some trials of water-reducing toilet cisterns and research into other energy saving mechanisms and waste reduction methods. We Bar and Canteen have begun discussions with Curtin University about Perth Hockey Stadium offers excellent hospitality to sharing ideas and resources in this area. These its members and guests thanks to its high quality plans have the potential to save money, as well as function rooms and canteen facilities. portraying Hockey WA and Perth Hockey Stadium as a good corporate citizen. PHS successfully hosted several high profile events during the 2009 season. Some of these events The plans for refurbishment of the Hockey Australia included test matches against the Dutch men’s High Performance Program offices have finally come team, the German women’s team, the Australian to fruition, resulting in a face lift for their offices and National Hockey league and the Men’s U21 National our foyer area, the conversion of the old gymnasium Championship. into office space and the inclusion of a recovery area including cold spa and hot showers in the space In addition, we had our annual events such as men’s underneath the stadium. and women’s CBH Group Country Championships, Junior Regional and State Championships. It was our As many would be aware, we have been working on pleasure to tailor our hospitality to meet the specific the replacement plan for PHS Field One and have needs of each user group, including meeting specific had to nurse some sections of that surface through dietary requirements. the season. We hope to have a new turf laid by the start of the 2010 domestic competition. New initiatives included a point of sale system that creates an easy method to track and analyse The staff of the Operations Department has had a food, drink and gate sales, a self serve salad bar to fairly hectic year. Kelly Colgan took the decision to display healthy options and reduce queues, and two return to her horticultural ‘roots’ in April and we lost dedicated food and drink areas at large events such a valuable staff member and a powerhouse worker as Internationals. as a result. But true to form, before she left she organized every booking and event as far in advance The diligent efforts of our Bar and Canteen Staff as possible and set in place as many templates and contributes significantly to the success of Perth processes as she could to help us with the transition. Hockey Stadium and to them we extend our sincere Claire French was selected from a very capable thanks. group of applicants and hit the ground running, with the U17 State Championship and season start all happening in the week she commenced at Hockey WA. 11 Profile and Branding
Our well equipped canteen can cater for our elite athletes as well as the general hockey fraternity and Profile and Branding with the assistance of Healthy Canteens Association 2009 was another exciting year for hockey and Nutritionists of the Heart Foundation, we now promotions and marketing. It has been many years have a café menu which has a very high health since top quality International games have been rating. played in Perth and the WA public made the most of it, with great crowds watching the Dutch, Korean and Apart from the events mentioned above, we were Spanish men and the German women. again able to attract a variety of conferences, seminars and other similar types of function. This Regular events included successful showcase games component of our business has once again exceeded when Australia played the HA/AIS High Performance expectations. Program; Club Days and the AHG Gala Grand Final weekend. It is pleasing to note that several member clubs of our association are using our facilities for special Hockey WA’s new first division sponsor is Automotive club days, to entertain and thank their sponsors, life Holdings Group and long term sponsors and partners members and special guests. continued to support Hockey WA. These included the Department of Sport and Recreation, Healthway, The surrounding area of the Perth Hockey Stadium CBH Group, Willow Bridge Wine, Just Hockey, has a warm and inviting environment and continues Sportscover, Westpac and Rising Stars. Perth to be a pleasant place to visit. Hockey Stadium sponsors included CUB Fosters, Team Electrical and Arrix cleaners. Lionel David Bar & Canteen Manager Carbine Club sponsored the SmokeFree WA Thundersticks for their third year and other team sponsors included long term women’s indoor hockey sponsor Underwater Contracting Services, Grudfos and Waste Water Management Services, who sponsored the senior men’s indoor team.
Many State teams and clubs took advantage of a major car raffle over six months in the winter season. 18 State teams and 14 clubs sold just fewer than 850 raffle books with all profits going back to those groups.
The Gold Pages continued to grow, allowing individual state team members to source funds for their travel costs.
The Stadium Café went through changes in healthy eating options. A new salad bar and an analysis of ingredients lead to a fantastic rating from the Heart Foundation and Hockey WA received a Healthway Award for health promotion.
More Bulletins and the very successful Whistler’s Corner were read by thousands and Graham Napier must be thanked for putting the umpiring information together.
Kate Main Marketing Manager
12 Junior Committee
COMMITTEES grading games are dropped. This measure will assist Junior Committee clubs to have as much time as possible by extending The 2009 Junior Committee continued to work closely the timeline to complete the junior nomination kits. with clubs to ensure that players at all age levels were given the necessary opportunities to immerse A separate J5/6 carnival was held on the first Saturday themselves in appropriate grades when playing our of the junior season (May 2) and in the feedback great team sport. It is not an insignificant challenge received from Clubs this was viewed very positively. to bring together clubs of different sizes and resource A special thank you goes to Fiona Miotti (Junior bases under the one competition banner. Committee) for the many hours of organisation that preceded the day. The considerable work of junior coordinators early in the season to complete the nomination kit is not The issue of ground allocation continues to spark a underestimated by Hockey WA. This year the paper lot of debate. A combination of home and away and grading day on March 15 (with 35 plus volunteers) centralised venues was promoted in 2009. Recent again helped to set the structure for the J7/8, J9/10 feedback to the Junior Committee highlights the need and J11/12 age divisions. A few grading games for clubs to be provided with as much information as followed and some changes were made to the various possible on ground availability for the season at the grades as results came in during the season. earliest possible time. This remains a priority for the 2010 season. The importance of the best possible input to the paper grading process cannot be overstated and it will The 2009 season resulted in a significant increase be particularly relevant for the 2010 season, when in the number of J5/6 teams (+25%). Three clubs accounted for 50% of this increase. The need for expanding junior teams remains a challenge and a priority of all clubs and their management teams in preparing for 2010 and the seasons beyond this. A recent junior coordinator’s meeting invited three clubs to share their experiences on junior recruitment and organisation within their clubs.
In my report last year I encouraged clubs to develop a culture that would encourage and support umpires at all levels and for junior players to fully participate in club umpiring programs.
I am pleased to say there has been some very encouraging feedback on this front throughout 2009. Hockey needs good umpires at all levels and clubs are encouraged to continue to actively promote and support junior umpiring programs.
Club volunteers are the backbone of our sport, including junior coordinators, coaches, managers and support staff at all levels. On behalf of the committee and Hockey WA, thank you. To Nicole Serafini and the rest of the team, your efforts are appreciated.
Mike Young Junior Committee Chairman
13 Senior Committee
Senior Committee This year the Senior Committee undertook a major • Club development and sustainability change in direction in order to better service the • Rules and officiating membership of Hockey WA. Many of the issues • Research and development debated by the Senior Committee overlapped greatly • Player retention with those managed by Hockey WA staff members • High performance pathways and it was recognised that a more strategic approach • Regional development was needed. • Competition structure • Fixturing Re-branded as the Club Development Committee, • Facilities we have broadened our scope to include any issues • Sponsorship that may affect the sustainability of WA hockey clubs, with portfolios focusing on the following areas: The first major project that the committee is working on is the development of a sustainable club model which will provide best practice guidelines to assist clubs with efficient operations, succession planning and developing sustainable strategic direction.
The committee is also currently drafting a policy on the consumption of BYO alcohol on licensed club premises. This policy will formally address a long standing problem and impose strong penalties on a minority who continuously place WA hockey clubs in breach of liquor licensing laws.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the 2009 Club Development Committee for their continued hard work. Members include Struan Burges, Andrew Spittle, Julian Peet, Peta Campbell, Peter Churack and our staff liaison officer Melissa Johnson.
2009 has been a very interesting and exciting year for the Club Development Committee and 2010 promises to be another big year. The Committee is always looking for new members, so if you would like to be involved with the Club Development Committee in 2010 please contact Hockey WA.
Shane Ogilvie Senior Committee Chairman
14 High Performance & Coaching
High Performance and Burra’s coach Jason Duff was grateful to have someone of Chris’s ilk involved with his team and Coaching Committee claimed “Chris’s contribution to the campaign was 2009 was a challenging and fruitful year for the High considerable and his insightful analysis of opposition Performance and Coaching Committee (HPCC) as it teams was invaluable. We appreciate Hockey continued its role in overseeing the elite performance WA’s new HP Scholarship which allowed Chris to of WA’s athletes, teams and coaches. be involved at such a level with the National High Performance program”. With the appointment of our High Performance (HP) Manager Scott Goodheart as coach of the French Our junior and senior State teams once again enjoyed national team, we began the year with a search for a very successful year in 2009 culminating in the Scott’s replacement. We didn’t need to look too far SmokeFree WA Thundersticks winning the AHL final for the right person, as Sally Bell, who had recently in Hobart. The pre-tournament briefings and support returned from an extended sojourn overseas coaching to all our coaches provided by the Hockey WA HP and managing hockey programs was duly appointed. staff and the two-way debriefing sessions conducted Sally has since hit the ground running providing the by the HPCC allowed us to gain maximum benefits HPCC with much needed administrative and expert from our teams competing on the national stage, coaching support in the implementation of our annual both during competition and for future years. programs. Another time consuming but essential part of our One of our more exciting initiatives this year was work this year has been on the re-development of for the provision of a High Performance Scholarship the Australian Hockey League (AHL). Each state awarded to an up and coming coach in the HP was asked to submit a proposal based on a number Network. This year’s scholarship was awarded to of criteria, the key one being reducing costs and Chris O’Reilly. Chris was our U21 Men’s Coach for timing changes to incorporate the needs of the 2009 and was also the Coach of 2009 AHG Cup national programs. Working closely with the CEO, premiers, YMCC. Our scholarship enabled Chris to we put forward a couple of proposals that provided be involved with the Australian Junior World Cup the main basis for discussions at the National CEO’s team (The Burras) in their quest for Junior World conference and they eventual adopted the plan. I Cup supremacy in Singapore and Malaysia in June. would like to thanks our NTC coaches Neil Hawgood and David Bell for the work they to help put this submission together.
Each year Hockey WA invites both male and female AIS athletes to be drafted into the AHG League competitions. This process has been in place for more than 25 years. Like any system that has been around that long, the rules have altered and shifted with the times, whilst always trying to maintain the fairness of the competition and the wellbeing of the athlete. The Hockey WA board this year asked the HPCC to review the Hockey WA draft bringing both the men and the women into line, providing a simpler and more equitable draft system. These changes are in their final stages and 2010 should see these implemented.
I would also like to thank my fellow HPCC members Bevan Lawrence, Peter Freer, David Bell and Neil Hawgood for their enthusiasm and commitment during the last 12 months.
Graham ‘Poss’ Reid High Performance and Coaching Committee Chairman
15 Officiating Reference Panel
has dwindled in recent years which put significant Officiating Reference Panel strain on those panel umpires who are competent in The 2009 hockey season has seen some significant controlling such matches. The success of the 2009 improvement and development of our officiating season, however, is testament to the quality and program. It is best characterised by the theme that commitment of these umpires, in particular those was adopted at the commencement of the season: who juggled several officiating duties with playing ‘Respect and Support Your Officials’. commitments throughout the entire season.
The introduction of the ‘self hit rule’ required an Another umpiring development initiative was educational process and familiarisation program to introduced during 2009, where a minimum of six be introduced. Hockey WA was able to conduct a players per club from Hockey WA’s elite AHG league number of forums and meetings with clubs, players competition were required to complete an umpiring and officials and has published literature to support accreditation. The accreditations were completed the new rule. utilising the Hockey Ed Beginner Umpire Accreditation
Program developed by Hockey Australia as part of the The implementation of a new umpire allocation system Australian Sport Commission’s National Officiating was a successful initiative that reduced much of the Accreditation Scheme. The purpose was to increase controversies of previous seasons. A review at the the level of qualified officials in WA as well as get completion of 2008 highlighted the need for a new players actively involved in umpiring so as to identify strategy to be undertaken and several alternative any players who have potential to be developed into methods were proposed. The final decision was that elite level umpires. The program was such a great an umpiring bye would be introduced across most success that in 2010 the accreditation scheme will grades where teams would be required to umpire be introduced to Willow Bridge competitions. an equivalent or lower grade when they were not scheduled to play. Feedback received from clubs was Encouragingly, in 2009 many clubs implemented on the whole positive, with many saying that the new strategies to build upon their existing umpiring base system was more successful than 2008. Allocation is by improving the quantity and quality of junior club an ongoing issue which will need constant attention umpires. Both Whitford and Fremantle trialled a junior and review. umpire program which aimed to encourage young members to become more involved in officiating. The At the elite level of competition, the decision was program showed signs of success and it is great to made to have panel umpires allocated to all fixtures see clubs taking it upon themselves to develop the for the 2009 season. The number of qualified officials skills and knowledge of their younger members. It is hoped that other clubs adopt a similar approach into the future, to the point where all clubs are running successful programs such as UWA Hockey Club and Peel Hockey Association who are again setting the benchmark.
Finally, I would like to thank all of our valued officials, technical officials, judges and umpire coaches for their tireless efforts throughout the year. These people often do not receive the acknowledgement they rightly deserve and without them our sport would be non-existent.
In comparison to previous years, the 2009 season has been a great success. With the introduction of the Officiating Reference Panel and numerous development initiatives, it is clear that officiating in Western Australia is moving in the right direction for the future. Like with most amateur sports, officiating is an area where continual improvements are required, there is no simple solution. This being said, Hockey WA feels that with the small steps taken in 2009 and with the continued support of clubs and 16 Country
volunteers officiating in WA, Hockey WA will become the benchmark for all other associations Australia Country Committee wide. Thanks to all Hockey WA staff and committee Another year has flown by. Thanks to CBH Group for members who have made this season possible and their continued support of our great sport. to Sportscover for their continued support. CBH Group Men’s Country Championships The wide circulation of Whistlers Corner was an The number of teams competing has been around outstanding success and many thanks to Graham 28 to 30 over the last few years and we certainly Napier and the contributors for keeping up our hope to improve on this. The weekend was very important communications to our officials, players successful and was enjoyed by all, both on the field and administrators. and off. Congratulations to all winners, both team and individuals. Acknowledgment is given to the members of the Officiating Reference Panel, a committee formed CBH Group Women’s Country Championships to help raise the profile of officiating throughout the Nearly 50 teams competed this year and the state and identify ways to help develop, nurture, women have kept their numbers steady. Again and retain the services of officials at all levels of a very successful weekend was had by all and competition. congratulations to all winners both team and individuals. To the volunteers who worked in the Special thanks go to the following committee office over both weekends to make sure country members for their enormous effort throughout 2009: weeks run smoothly, thank you. Ian Pitt (Administration Support), Graham Napier (Communication), Hamish Johnston (Coaching), State Country Teams Gail Mounsey (Development), Frank Brown The WA Country State teams did well in 2009 with the (Appointments), Tony Lalor (Technical), Sharon women finishing second and the men finishing fourth Kirkaldy (Club & Hockey Australia liaison), Ryan Briggs at the Australian National Country Championships in (Indoor), Cath Watkins (Player Representative), Tamworth. Charles Gaudoin (Player Representative), Brad Stacey (Staff Liaison). To the managers Sylvia Yandel and Rod Thornton, thanks for the time and effort you put in to make I also would like to acknowledge the work of Ian sure that the off-field part of the touring team ran Pitt who was deservedly awarded the Shirley Leece smoothly. Thanks to Bev Blake for her part in getting award for his contribution to officiating. the girls organized before she had to withdraw.
Pino Monaco It was fantastic that Matt Corner could coach the Chairman of Officiating Reference Panel men after Scott Shires could not go because of work commitments. From all reports he did a top job. As always thanks go to Jo Morton, coach of the women’s team. This was Jo’s third year and she did a fantastic job. We appreciate the two support staff Matt Baumont and Ray Sedgewich, who helped keep the players on the field by their efforts on injuries. From the committee and players a big thank you, for both for the time and effort you put in.
Thanks also to the State Country men’s team who travelled to Albany for the region’s Sportsfest. The trip was worth it, as the team displayed superb hockey skills.
To the staff at Hockey WA, thanks for your support, especially Kelly Colgan and Claire French. To the Committee of Country Hockey, thank you for your effort during the year.
Chris Scott Convenor Country Committee 17 Indoor
Indoor Committee Back to back Gold for WA Women and the WA championships and were rewarded with a gold U21 men win Gold! Plus an unprecedented 16 medal. Darren Parkes and David Orr were named in WA Players are named in the Australian Indoor the Australian Men’s squad. Squad. The WA U21 women’s team finished 4th at the Undoubtedly the highlight of the WA indoor hockey tournament. The team was well led by Erica McLernon, season was the Australian Open and U21 Indoor who retained her selection in the Australian Squad. Hockey Championships in Bunbury. Hosted by the South West Hockey Association and coordinated Our U18 teams both competed well at their by tournament organiser Colin Leknys, the championships in January 2008, both coming second. Championships were an outstanding success. The numbers playing and vying for state selection continues to grow each year which is creating a During the year the WA Indoor Committee held greater depth for our more senior teams as well as an inaugural U16 and U18 Indoor Championships improving WA’s ability to compete nationally at the selecting an Indoor Talent Squad for U18 Boys. U18 age Championships.
The WA Open Women repeated as champions, The 2007/2008 season was held at Loftus Recreation winning back to back gold medals in another Centre for the first time with outstanding success. dominating performance and going undefeated Lumen Christi College has been a great supporter of throughout the tournament. WA has increased its indoor hockey; however there has been considerable national representation with Kellie McLeish, Olivia interest from clubs and players in Hockey WA seeking Chiu, Emily Carroll and Kym Pradera joining Amanda a more central venue. Calton, Fiona Young, Lauren Austin and Nicola Farrow in the Australian Indoor Squad. Other Awards: Women’s Top Goal Scorer: The Open Men’s finished a disappointing 3rd in Nicola Farrow, Melville 31 Goals this year’s tournament, however congratulations Men’s Top Goal Scorer: deservedly goes to NSW, who won the gold defeating Darren Parkes, Fremantle 40 goals ACT in the final. The dominance of the WA team is Women’s Fairest and Best: reflected in 5 players (Graham Watts, George Watts, Amanda Calton, Melville Rhys Powell, Jason Black and Evan Kelly) being Men’s Fairest and Best: named in the Australian Squad. Darren Parkes, Fremantle
The WA U21 Men’s team atoned for a heartbreaking The competition winners were: loss in 2007 to NSW on penalty strokes, by defeating • Men Division One Fremantle NSW in golden goal extra time in this year’s final. • Women Division One Melville Once again led by returning Coach Kynan Fuller, • Men Division Two OGMHC the WA boys played at high intensity during the • Women Division Two Willetton
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Thanks to all committee members for their dedication competition. There were ten teams in each of and work: John Christie, Rachel Ouwendyk, Johnno Divisions Two and Three. Rebalancing will again be Orr, Kynan Fuller, Damien Della and Fiona Young. considered following nominations in 2010.
With the continued efforts of the committee and the The Committee circulated a proposal to clubs support of the large numbers of volunteers, there is to include an Over 45 Division in addition to the no doubt that indoor hockey in WA will continue to existing Over 35 Divisions. Clubs felt, however, that grow and prosper. at this stage the demographic profile of players was inadequate to support the Over 45 age group and Mark Sandhu the competition will continue in its present format for Indoor Committee Chairman the time being.
Men’s Saturday Veterans also grew with the addition Veterans Committee of two teams however two teams were lost from The Veterans Committee is responsible for overseeing Men’s Midweek Veterans. Over 40/1 remained a and making recommendations on metropolitan seven team competition and it is hoped that in 2010 veterans’ competitions and the selection of State that this can be increased to nine teams. With four teams and officials for national championships. Over 40 and three Over 50, Over 55 and Over 60 The support of Hockey WA staff in undertaking divisions, the future of the Saturday Veterans is this significant program is acknowledged and strong, with an expectation of continued growth in appreciated. 2010.
In 13 Divisions, 103 veterans’ teams competed in Continuing the trend of strong growth at Veterans the local competition during the 2009 season. In level, a record number of teams (14) were sent to addition, a significant and successful Wednesday men’s and women’s national championships in afternoon men’s veterans’ competition at PHS October. operated for most of the year. At the Men’s Championships held in Melbourne, Women’s Midweek Veterans grew strongly this year eight teams were sent, including two Over 50 teams with the addition of 6 teams. Every effort was made and, for the first time, an Over 70 team. to rebalance Division One to nine teams, however this was not possible and it remained a six team Over 55 and Over 70 teams participated in Grand Finals, but were second placed. Whilst the teams were not as successful as in past years, a strong contingent of players (26 players including two vice- captains), two coaches, one manager and three umpires, were selected across seven Australian Teams for 2010 international tournaments. This reflects very favourably on the standard of WA men’s veterans’ ability nationally. National men’s championships in 2010 will be in Bunbury/Busselton hosted by WA Country.
The Women’s Championships were held in Hobart with six WA teams participating, including for the first time an Over 60 team. Four teams participated in finals. Thirteen players were selected across five Australian teams, including three shadow players. Of these, three players were also selected in leadership positions. Again, these selections reflect very favourably on the strength of Women’s Veterans Hockey in WA. The national championships will be held in Canberra in 2010.
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The Committee, comprising of Ian Arblaster, Lorraine Men’s National Training Centre The success of WAIS athletes has continued at both Browning, Bill Campbell, Kerry Foote, Rob Lawson, the National Senior, Development and Junior levels. Jane Marshall, Andrew Rahim, Mal Skinner, Fiona Stuart, Kevin Knapp (Staff Liaison) and myself, were In October WAIS athletes Justin Knapp, Chris Bausor very busy during the year to ensure the Veterans and Tristan Clemons were invited to the AIS camp in program was well coordinated. Brisbane ahead of the Junior World Cup Qualifiers. Both Justin and Chris were selected in the Junior Jane Marshall resigned at the end of the year. The Team to play in the Junior World Cup Qualifying series Committee identified the need to review a number against New Zealand in Brisbane in December. The of its processes. Ongoing work in these areas team won the series, although both countries had will benefit the 2010 program for local veterans’ already qualified. competitions and the State Veterans Teams. Thank you to the Committee members for their considerable Ian Burcher, Jonathon Charlesworth, Tristan and valuable efforts during the year. Clemons, Brent Dancer, Greg Hearn, and Graeme Peter Westlund, Convenor Begbie were all involved in the National Development Veterans Committee Camp in Brisbane in December. This camp replaced a proposed AIS tour to Japan and China with this team including Ross Meadows, Brent Dancer and Ian Burcher.
Chris Bausor and Trent Mitton were selected in the National Junior Team to compete in the Australian Youth Olympic Festival in Sydney in January 2009. Unfortunately, Chris was forced to withdraw with a hand injury. The team defeated India 2-1 in the final to claim the gold medal.
WAIS squad members Kiel Brown, Ian Burcher, Fergus Kavanagh and Ross Meadows were selected for the Australian Team that played a four test series against Holland in WA. Busselton, Bunbury and Perth all hosted test matches with Australia winning the series 2-1.
February was a busy month for the WAIS program, with Kiel Brown, Ian Burcher and Fergus Kavanagh involved in the Kookaburras series with Belgium in Canberra. The Australian team won the series 2-0.
Graeme Begbie, Ian Burcher, Jonathon Charlesworth and Ross Meadows played in the Hockey Australia Development team against India in Brisbane in mid February and won the series 2-0
WAIS youngsters Chris Bausor, Justin Knapp, Travis Taylor, Trent Mitton and Aran Zalewski represented WA in the U21 National Championships in Perth. The team finished third in the tournament.
In March, the SmokeFree WA Thundersticks claimed a second successive AHL title with an exciting 2-1 win over Queensland in the final. WAIS was represented by Graeme Begbie, Brent Dancer, Fergus Kavanagh, Ian Burcher, Jonathon Charlesworth, Ross Meadows,
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Greg Hearn, Travis Taylor, Matt Boyce, Tristan Begbie, Brent Dancer, Fergus Kavanagh, Ian Clemons, Chris Bausor, Trent Mitton and Justin Burcher, Ross Meadows, Kiel Brown and Jonathon Knapp. This was the first tournament for Matt Boyce Charlesworth were selected for the Kookaburras for after sustaining an ACL injury in 2008. Kiel Brown a five test series against Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur. was unavailable due to injury. Fergus, Brent and Graeme were selected to play in At the completion of the AHL finals week, Kiel the Champions Trophy in Melbourne in November Brown, Fergus Kavanagh, Ross Meadows and Ian and also played in the Spanish Series in Perth. Burcher were named in the Kookaburras squad, with Graeme Begbie selected in the Kookaburras team The WAIS program would like to thank Paul Gaudoin to tour Europe in June. Ross, Ian and Fergus were for his involvement with WAIS athletes in his roles also selected in the team for Europe and played a as WAIS assistant coach and Head Coach of the series against France, competed in the Hamburg Thundersticks. He has assisted with the development Masters and completed the tour with a series against of WAIS athletes in this period and his contribution England. as coach to the successful Thundersticks teams in the past two years has contributed strongly to Paul Also in June Chris Bausor and Matt Boyce were being offered and accepting a National Assistant selected for the Junior World Cup in Malaysia. Coaching position to commence in January 2010. Australia were defeated by Germany in the semi final We wish Paul all the best in his new role. and won the bronze medal by defeating New Zealand in the third place playoff. Aran Zalewski competed in David Bell the National U18 Championship in Darwin and was WAIS Men’s Head Coach named Player of the Tournament.
In July Fergus Kavanagh and Graeme Begbie played Women’s National Training Centre in the Kookaburras against Canada, Malaysia and Following the Olympics, a new WAIS squad was Australia A in Canberra. Kiel Brown, Ross Meadows, selected and AIS affiliated members were selected Brent Dancer, Ian Burcher and Jonathon Charlesworth for the Institute’s tour to Europe. Jayde Taylor, Fiona were all selected in the Australia A team that suffered Boyce, Shelly Liddelow, Kobie McGurk and Sian only one loss in the series. At the completion of the Smithson all travelled on the tour. series Brent Dancer played his first International game against Canada. WAIS scholarship holders Chantelle Ciallella, Jemma Buckley, Steph Andrews, Kate Denning and Fiona In September, Tristan Clemons and Trent Mitton Boyce prepared for a Junior World Cup Qualifying were selected for the State Sport Associations and test series with New Zealand. Institutes tour of China and in October Graeme The remainder of the WAIS squad began preparation for the Australian Hockey League, where the SmokeFree WA Diamonds were chasing a fourth straight title.
Four WAIS athletes were named to represent Australia at the 2009 Australian Youth Olympic Festival in Sydney, with Steph Andrews, Kate Denning, Paige Collins and Jemma Buckley all involved. Emily Halliday, Sian Smithson, Kobie McGurk, Hope Munro, Kim Walker, Fiona Boyce and Ashleigh Nelson were all offered AIS scholarships.
The SmokeFree WA Diamonds’ hopes of winning a fourth consecutive title were dealt a blow, with WAIS athlete 21 Emily Halliday being ruled out of the tournament. the team that finished third, beating Queensland in The Diamonds overcame Halliday’s absence to the play off match. win their first eight matches and qualify for the finals. Finals week proved more difficult with the The next tournament for the WAIS athletes was the side losing twice, to finish third. World Cup qualifier, in which four WAIS athletes were selected: Fiona Boyce, Ashleigh Nelson, Kim Emily Halliday announced her retirement following Walker and Hope Munro. months of investigation into her hip condition. Unfortunately Emily was never to recover enough Following this, a team was selected for a National and was forced to announce her retirement prior Team tour to Spain and Argentina and Fiona, Kim to the Champions Trophy in Sydney. Emily was and Ashleigh were selected, along with a recall for a major player in the success of the Diamonds Shelly Liddelow to play again for Australia. Hope over the last four years and we wish her well in Munro was unavailable to tour due to a previous the next part of her life. commitment.
The AHL was followed by the Australian U21 A new WAIS squad will be selected in late October National Championships, where WA finished and the focus on this group will be on youth for the fourth. Two WAIS athletes, Kate Denning and next year of WAIS. Paige Collins, were selected in the Junior World Cup squad. Both athletes were named in a team WAIS Squad achievements in 2009 camp to travel to Japan, but Denning was forced to withdraw in order to sit university exams. Kate National Team SmokeFree WA Diamonds Denning was then selected to compete in the Junior World Cup to be played in Boston in the Kim Walker Paige Collins USA in August. Kobie McGurk Kobie McGurk Hope Munro Stephanie Andrews WAIS played a two match series against a Emily Halliday. Kim Walker touring Malaysian women’s team, winning the (selected as Captain Hope Munro first contest 2-1 and drawing the second 1-1. and forced to retire) Ashleigh Nelson Ashleigh Nelson Jemma Buckley Three WAIS athletes were selected for the Spar Kate Denning Sian Smithson Cup tournament in South Africa, where Australia Shelly Liddelow Shelly Liddelow defeated the hosts India and Argentina to claim Fiona Boyce Kate Denning the Cup. Kobie McGurk, Hope Munro and Kim Fiona Boyce Walker all represented the Hockeyroos. National Chantelle Ciallella Development Squad Lisa Eglington Kobie McGurk, Kim Walker, Hope Munro and Jayde Taylor Ashleigh Nelson were selected for Champions Jayde Taylor. Trophy to be held in Sydney in July, but Shelly Liddelow Under 21 State Team unfortunately Kim Walker was forced to withdraw Fiona Boyce with a hamstring strain and Kobie McGurk was Paige Collins sidelined with a serious knee injury which resulted National Junior Kate Denning in a knee reconstruction. Squad/ Team Jemma Buckley Holly White Fiona Boyce and Kate Denning made their Stephanie Andrews Elle Buckley international debuts for the Hockeyroos in a Kate Denning two test series against Germany prior to the Paige Collins Under 18 State Team Champions Trophy here in Perth. Both performed Jemma Buckley well and Fiona was rewarded with selection in the Elouise Buckley Champions Trophy Team from these matches.
The WA U18 team was selected and Elouise Neil Hawgood Buckley was the only WAIS athlete selected in WAIS Women’s Head Coach
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Peter Freer chaired the selection panel and spent Australian Hockey League a great deal of time ensuring he had a good understanding of player abilities, strengths, and shortcomings of the team. He was ably supported with selections by John Bestall and David Bell.
Early training saw a very large squad as the State The SmokeFree WA Thundersticks faced a daunting U21 Team trained with the main squad. A well task in attempting the difficult challenge of back to structured fitness program and practice matches back Championship victories, given that they had saw the team peak for the tournament. The coaching achieved such an outstanding result in 2008. staff is to be congratulated on their attention to detail in preparation for the tournament. With Aaron Hopkins and goalkeeper Jason Vuletich retired, Kiel Brown suffering from Osteitis Pubis, Matt The team hosted games in Perth against Queensland Naylor injuring an ACL, Bevan George injured early and ACT before travelling to Adelaide and Darwin and in the tournament and Matthew Boyce coming off a finally on to Hobart to complete the fixtures. Games rehabilitation program from an ACL operation, the in Hobart consisted of a tournament format in a task for 2009 victory seemed even harder to achieve round robin competition against teams not previously than the 2008 campaign. The team’s progress was played, followed by semi finals and finals. further hampered by the loss of Assistant Coach Russell Lee, who moved to Japan to further his Of the eleven rounds played, the SmokeFree WA coaching career. Thundersticks won nine and lost two. The final games in Hobart were played for double points, Paul Gaudoin again took on the Coach’s position making them extremely important. and reset high standards and expectations onto the playing group. Paul was ably assisted by WA was successful against Victoria in the Semi Final experienced UWA coach David Viner, while Struan (4-1) before beating Queensland (2-1) in the Grand Burgess again lent great support as video analyst. Final. His previous experience in the role proved to be invaluable to the coaching staff and senior players, Over the course of the pre-tournament and allowing them to fully assess the needs of the team tournament phases of the Thundersticks campaign, and analyse the opposition. The players utilised the player behaviour, attention to preparation and services of a number of physiotherapists from one conduct was extremely professional and exemplary. practice, allowing ‘handover’ between practitioners and the ability to gain telephone assistance from The dedication, strategic planning and hours senior physiotherapist Craig Wilson, who assisted dedicated towards a successful tournament by with home games. Hans Geers again filled the role the coaching staff were outstanding and impacted of manager. heavily on the overall performance of the team.
The continued growth of several players was noticeable and augers well for the future including Australian squad members Fergus Kavanagh, Graeme Begbie, Brent Dancer, Kiel Brown, Ian Burcher, and Ross Meadows.
Graeme Begbie was named as player of the Grand Final, where he displayed outstanding form and composure against a highly experienced and fancied opposition team.
SmokeFree WA Thundersticks team and results listed on page 40
Hans Geers Manager 23 Australian Hockey League away series on top of the table, with WA in second place. WA’s semi final was against the 2008 finalists Queensland and at the final whistle; the score was tied at one a piece. The game went to double over time before a penalty shoot-out eventually gave victory to Queensland 3-1. WA defeated ACT the following day to finish the competition in 3rd place behind NSW and Queensland.
Several new faces joined the program in 2009, In 2009, the Australian Hockey League format including Sally Bell (Coach), Mathew Mellor (Video reverted back to the home and away series, with Technician) and Ellen Hawes (Physiotherapist). the WA SmokeFree Diamonds hosting ACT and These staff were well supported by returning staff Queensland in Perth and travelling to Darwin and Neil Hawgood (Assistant Coach), Fiona Chromiak Adelaide for round games, and Melbourne for finals (Physiotherapist) and Sandra Johnstone (Manager). week. David Yu and Noel Morrison added their expertise as selectors. The SmokeFree WA Diamonds had a very successful campaign during the home and away series and were 2009 also saw some new and returning faces in the undefeated going into finals week, having scored 29 playing group, with Steph Andrews, Sam Gale and goals with only 5 conceded. Their first defeat came Paige Collins moving up from the victorious 2008 U21 in their 11th and final round game, where they were State team and Harriet Collins making her debut. defeated by NSW 2-0. NSW finished the home and Amanda Calton and Melissa Luff returned to the SmokeFree WA Diamonds after a brief absence. Ellie Buckley, the youngest player in the group at 17, was selected to train with the squad and went on to play U18s and U21s in 2009. Holly White and Caitlin Pascov added important depth as train-ons whilst still eligible for the Under 21’s.
Kobie McGurk and Kim Walker captained the WA SmokeFree Diamonds, with Emily Halliday named to the squad but unable to play throughout the competition due to injury. In July 2009, Emily announced her retirement from international hockey and WA extends their sincere thanks to her for the enormous contribution she has made to hockey and in particular the WA SmokeFree Diamonds with whom she captured 4 national titles in 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008.
2010 will see the introduction of a new AHL format, which will not only allow teams to gain points for results but also goals scored. With an exciting combination of youth and experience and so much ability to score, this all bodes well for the WA SmokeFree Diamonds and ongoing success in 2010.
SmokeFree WA Diamonds team and details listed on page 40
Sally Bell SmokeFree WA Diamonds Coach 24 Office Bearers and Committees BOARD MEMBERS President Tony Leeflang CEO Kevin Knapp David Christison Tony Lalor Brian Mayo Phil Nillsen Ann Prior Kate Starre
AUDIT FINANCE AND GOVERNANCE Chairman Phil Nillsen Members Rodney Broughton Tony Leeflang Andrew Saunders Staff Liaison Kim Rodgers
COUNTRY Convenor Chris Scott Members Beverley Blake Corrin Ditchburn John Faichney Jan McKenzie Jenny Pitman Megan Pollard Rosemary Popwer Barbara Semini Rodney Thornton John Ward Denise Willcock Staff Liaison Claire French
HIGH PERFORMANCE Convenor Graham Reid Members David Bell Peter Freer Neil Hawgood Bevan Lawrence Staff Liaison Sally Bell
INDOOR 2008/2009 Convenor Mark Sandhu Members Ryan Briggs John Christie John Nettleton Nicola Ogden Johnson Orr Daniel Scott Staff Liaison Claire French
25 Committees Cont’d JUNIOR Convenor Mike Young Members Bev Ewen Ross Grafton Tom Harmon Fiona Miotti Stephanie O’Sullivan Peter Sarre Martin Spencer Pauline Walton Staff Liaison Nicole Serafini
OFFICIATING REFERENCE PANEL Convenor Ryan Briggs Members Frank Brown Charles Gaudoin Hamish Johnston Sharon Kirkaldy Tony Lalor Pino Monaco Gail Mounsey Graham Napier Ian Pitt Cath Watkins Staff Liaison Brad Stacey
SENIOR (Club Development) Convenor Shane Ogilvie Members Struan Burges Peta Campbell Julian Peet Andrew Spittle Staff Liaison Melissa Johnson
VETERANS Convenor Peter Westlund Members Ian Arblaster Lorraine Browning Bill Campbell Kerry Foote Rob Lawson Jane Marshall Andrew Rahim Mal Skinner Fiona Stewart Staff Liaison Kevin Knapp
26 Hockey WA Staff Chief Executive Officer Kevin Knapp High Performance Manager Sally Bell Reception/Admin Support Susan Cook Bar Manager Lionel David Maintenance Officer Glenn Davissen High Performance Officer Gemma Francis Operations Administrator Claire French Executive Assistant Karenne Griffiths Canteen Supervisor Meralyn Hodges Operations Manager Barbara Jenkins Competitions Co-ordinator Melissa Johnson Marketing Manager Kate Main Project Co-ordinator & Board Liaison Greg McGuire Finance Manager Kim Rodgers Participation Officer Nicole Serafini Officiating & Education Officer Brad Stacey Game Development Manager Damien Todorovic Finance Officer Ruth Waldron Finance Officer Laraine Waldron
Senior Coaches NTC Coach (Women) Neil Hawgood NTC Coach (Men) David Bell AHL Coach – SmokeFree WA Diamonds Sally Bell AHL Coach – SmokeFree WA Thundersticks Paul Gaudoin
27 Awarded Members Hockey WA - Honorary Life Members
J G ARDAGH * CA FAULDS * K LEGGETT J BANKS A FUHRMANN M KINSELLA L BARRETT * N GILES OBE * S LEECE F D BEAMES * I GLASS* V LONGSON * T C BEDELLS * B A GOODHEART OBE H McMANIS OAM * N BEZANT P GOODRIDGE MBE * D C McKENZIE * P BRADSHAW C D HARPER * G MOUNSEY M CAMPBELL OBE * R J JEWELL C N NICHOLAS OAM C J CARNE * D JOHNSON L PACKHAM P T CARTER AM * S J JOHNSON M A REYNOLDS * J T CRUICKSHANK * A KELLY F N SERMON * S DAVIES AM D R KELLY AM A J TODD * E A EASTMAN OBE * K KEMP V FALLOWS * T ST J KENNEDY * * Deceased
Hockey WA - Award of Merit D ALLEN R JONES S O’SULLIVAN G ASHLEY R JEWELL L PACKHAM J BANKS D KELLY OAM I PITT G BELL * M KINSELLA R RATE N BEZANT T LALOR D REES A BRAZIER * J LEECE R REITZE * S BIBRA S LEECE M REYNOLDS * E BURGESS * K LEGGETT D SCANLON * H BYLES * N MANNOLINI W SCOTT * P COLLINS H McMANIS OAM * B SHARPE S DAVIES AM J McMEEKIN D SMART J EDSALL * P MONTGOMERY H SMITH A EMSLIE G MOUNSEY M SUTHERLAND A FUHRMANN F MURRAY S TONKIN R GLENCROSS * C NAYLOR V VILLAMIL V GOOCH J NETTLETON L WALDRON S HAHNEL C NICHOLAS OAM J WRIGHT C HARPER * B NUGENT J HARRINGTON S O’HARA * Deceased (includes previous recipients of the Reg Goodridge Service Award bestowed by WAWHA) Hockey Australia Award of Merit R AGGISS T GALVIN I PITT M ADAMS * G GETLEY G REID P CARTER AM * B GLENCROSS OAM J SANDS * R CHARLESWORTH AM B GOODHEART OBE F SERMON * J EDSALL * M HAGER J EVANS F MURRAY * Deceased Hockey Australia - Life Members S DAVIES AM S LEECE E A EASTMAN OBE * C NICHOLAS OAM * Deceased
28 2009 Award Winners Guth Ardagh Men’s Minor Premiership Pennant UWA Hockey Club May Campbell Women’s Premiership Pennant UWA Hockey Club Merv Adams Medal Tyler Lovell Fairest & Best Player in Women’s Grand Final Gemma Kendall - UWA Hockey Club Just Hockey Men’s Top Goal Scorer Award Nathan Eglington - Westside Wolves Jackie Pereira Women’s Top Goal Scorer Award Lisa Eglington - Westside Wolves Just Hockey Fairest and Best Goalkeeper - Women Carla Hunter - North Coast Raiders Just Hockey Fairest and Best Goalkeeper - Men George Watts - North Coast Raiders Paul Gaudoin Youth Player Award Craig Boyne - YMCC Rechelle Hawkes Youth Player Award Stephanie Andrews - WASPs Sportscover Golden Whistle Best Umpire - Men Murray Grime Sportscover Golden Whistle Best Umpire - Women Kelly Hudson Alex Brazier Cup (outstanding junior umpire) Scott Kendall Shirley Leece Officiating Service Award Ian Pitt Most Promising Umpire - Women Jayde Taylor Most Promising Umpire - Men Scott Embry Charlesworth Medal Winner Lisa Eglington - Westside Wolves Olympians Medal Winner (3 way tie) Craig Boyne - YMCC Brent Dancer - WASPs Nathan Eglington - Westside Wolves
29 Men’s Historical Olympians Medal Winners Fairest and best player in the men’s first division competition
1976 Steve Hayward (University of WA) 1995 Graham Reid (Vic Park Panthers) 1977 David Bell (Old Aquinians) 1996 Lee Bodimeade (Wesley South Perth) 1978 David Bell (Fremantle) Graham Reid (Vic Park Panthers) 1979 David Bell (Fremantle) 1997 Matthew Wells (Modernians) 1980 Richard Charlesworth (University of WA) 1998 Graham Reid (Vic Park Panthers) 1981 Michael Nobbs (Suburban) 1999 Ian Wishart (YMCA) 1982 Steve Hayward (University of WA) 2000 Ian Wishart (YMCA) 1983 Craig Davies (Fremantle) 2001 Paul Armitage (Westside Wolves) 1984 Geoff Bott (YMCA Perth) 2002 Tom Kavanagh (Hale) 1985 Terry Leece (Fremantle) 2003 Andrew Smith (Hale) 1986 David Bell (Old Aquinians) 2004 David Hennessy (Wesley South Perth) 1987 John Bestall (Trinity) 2005 Alistair Park (Westside Wolves) 1988 Bryan Zekulich (Wesley South Perth) 2006 Phil Hulbert (Vic Park Panthers) 1989 Warren Birmingham (Fremantle) 2007 Darryl McCormick (Fremantle) 1990 Michael Nobbs (University of WA) 2008 Phil Marshall (Fremantle) 1991 Geoff Bott (YMCA) 2009 Craig Boyne - YMCC 1992 Paul Lewis (North Coast Raiders) Brent Dancer - WASPs 1993 Peter Haselhurst (Westside Wolves) Nathan Eglington - Westside Wolves 1994 Paul Armitage (Westside Wolves)
Women’s Historical Charlesworth Medal Winners Fairest and best player in the women’s first division competition
1988 Kerri Richards (Westside Wolves) 1999 Liane Tooth OAM (Westside Wolves) 1989 Rechelle Hawkes OAM (North Coast Raiders) 2000 Kim Walker (University of WA) 1990 Liane Tooth OAM (Westside Wolves) 2001 Nicole Dalby (South Perth) 1991 Rechelle Hawkes OAM (North Coast Raiders) 2002 Simone Wallington (YMCA) 1992 Lee Capes OAM (Curtin Trinity Pirates) 2003 Nicole Dalby (South Perth) 1993 Nicole Dalby (South Perth) 2004 Shayni Buswell (University of WA) 1994 Michelle Hager OAM (Curtin Trinity Pirates) 2005 Kim Walker (Curtin Trinity Pirates) 1995 Lisa Powell OAM (Westside Wolves) 2006 Shayni Buswell (University of WA) 1996 Sara Booth (University of WA) 2007 Jayde Taylor (Westside Wolves) 1997 Rechelle Hawkes OAM (North Coast Raiders) 2008 Shayni Nelson-nee Buswell (University of WA) 1998 Michelle Andrews OAM (North Coast Raiders) 2009 Lisa Eglington (Westside Wolves)
30 Men’s Historical Premier Division Winners
YEAR CLUB YEAR CLUB YEAR CLUB 1908 Perth 1942 1976 Cricketers 1909 Wilberforce 1943 Competition Suspended 1977 Cricketers 1910 Wilberforce 1944 Duration World War II 1978 YMCA Perth 1911 Perth 1945 University 1979 Cricketers 1912 Wilberforce 1946 Cricketers 1980 Cricketers 1913 Cottesloe 1947 University/Guildford 1981 Old Aquinians 1914 Claremont 1948 Cricketers 1982 Suburban Nedlands 1915 Perth 1949 University 1983 Suburban Nedlands 1916 1950 Fremantle 1984 Suburban Nedlands 1917 Competition Suspended 1951 Cricketers 1985 YMCA Perth 1918 Duration 1952 Fremantle 1986 Cricketers World War I 1919 1953 Cricketers 1987 Suburban Nedlands 1920 Claremont 1954 Cricketers 1988 YMCA Perth 1921 Claremont 1955 CBC 1989 Westside Wolves 1922 Suburban 1956 CBC 1990 Wesley South Perth 1923 Suburban 1957 Perth 1991 Wesley South Perth 1924 Suburban 1958 Perth 1992 University 1925 Suburban 1959 Perth 1993 University 1926 Suburban 1960 Cricketers 1994 Old Aquinians 1927 Suburban 1961 CBC (Trinity) 1995 University 1928 Perth 1962 Cricketers 1996 Vic Park Panthers 1929 Perth 1963 Cricketers 1997 Curtin Trinity Tigers 1930 Suburban 1964 YMCA Perth 1998 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1931 Perth 1965 Cricketers 1999 YMCA Coastal City 1932 Guildford 1966 YMCA Perth 2000 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1933 Perth 1967 Cricketers 2001 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1934 Perth 1968 YMCA Perth 2002 University of WA 1935 Perth 1969 Old Modernians 2003 Wesley South Perth 1936 Perth 1970 Modernians 2004 University of WA 1937 Cricketers 1971 Cricketers 2005 University of WA 1938 Cricketers 1972 YMCA Perth 2006 Fremantle 1939 Cricketers 1973 Cricketers 2007 University of WA 1940 Cricketers 1974 Old Aquinians 2008 Vic Park Panthers 1941 Suburban 1975 YMCA Perth 2009 YMCA Coastal City
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Women’s Historical Premier Division Winners
YEAR CLUB YEAR CLUB YEAR CLUB 1965 Surf 1980 University 1995 South Perth 1966 Surf 1981 Grads 1996 Pirates 1967 Fremantle 1982 Grads 1997 Westside Wolves 1968 Surf 1983 University 1998 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1969 Pirates 1984 Grads 1999 Westside Wolves 1970 Surf/Pirates 1985 Surf 2000 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1971 Grads 1986 Pirates 2001 South Perth 1972 Surf 1987 Westside Wolves 2002 University of WA 1973 Surf 1988 University 2003 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1974 Surf 1989 Westside Wolves 2004 Westside Wolves 1975 Surf 1990 University 2005 University of WA 1976 Surf 1991 Pirates 2006 Westside Wolves 1977 University 1992 Raiders 2007 Westside Wolves 1978 Grads 1993 Raiders 2008 University of WA 1979 University 1994 University 2009 Westside Wolves
32 Results - Senior MEN Grade Challenge Cup Guth Ardagh Premiers AHG League YMCA Coastal City University of WA YMCA Cpastal City Premier 2 Hale Hale Hale Premier Alliance Not played?? Melville University of WA Willow Bridge Cup Old Guildford Mundaring Old Guildford Mundaring Peel Promotion 2 Suburban Suburban Suburban Provisional 1 Willetton Modernians University of WA Provisional 2 Black Hale Hale YMCA Coastal City Provisional 2 Gold Melville Melville Melville Provisional 3 Black Harlies Harlies Harlies Provisional 3 Gold Wesley South Perth Fremantle Wesley South Perth Metro 1 Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Modernians Metro 2 Black Old Guildford Mundaring Old Guildford Mundaring Old Guildford Mundaring Metro 2 Gold Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Metro 3 Black Westside Wolves Hale Hale Metro 3 Gold Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth Fremantle Metro 3 White Cowan Uni Uni Associates Uni Associates Metro 4 Rangers Rangers Rangers O40 Midweek YMCA Coastal City Fremantle Fremantle (on strokes) O40 Div 1 YMCA Coastal City YMCA Coastal City Old Aquinians O40 Div 2 Hale Kalamunda Kalamunda O40 Div 3 Newman Knights Whitford Curtin Trinity Pirates O40 Div 4 Riverside Lions Riverside Lions Riverside Lions O50 Div 1 Harlies Harlies Melville O50 Div 2 Kalamunda Kalamunda Melville O50 Div 3 Willetton Melville Melville (on strokes) O55 Whitford Westside Wolves Westside Wolves O60 YMCA Coastal City Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth
WOMEN Grade Challenge Cup May Campbell Premiers AHG League University of WA University of WA Westside Wolves Premier 2 Curtin Trinity Pirates Curtin Trinity Pirates University of WA Premier Alliance Willetton Uni Associates Willetton Willow Bridge Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Promotion 2 University of WA North Coast Raiders North Coast Raiders Provisional 1 Old Aquinians Old Aquinians University of WA Provisional 2 Black Whitford Whitford Eastern Blades Provisional 2 Gold Willetton Fremantle Willetton Provisional 3 Black John XXIII John XXIII Suburban Provisional 3 White Wesley South Perth Old Aquinians Wesley South Perth Provisional 3 Gold Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Fremantle Metro 1 Curtin Trinity Pirates Melville Curtin Trinity Pirates Metro 2 Black Southern River Southern River Southern River Metro 2 Gold Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Vets Div 1 Uni Associates YMCA Coastal City No Challenge Cup Vets Div 2 Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth Games for Vets Vets Div 3 Melville Melville
33 Results - Junior BOYS Grade Challenge Cup Guth Ardagh Premiers 11/12A Willetton Willetton Willetton 11/12A Reserve Hale Hale Hale 11/12B Black Eastern Blades Eastern Blades Eastern Blades 11/12B Gold Old Guildford Mundaring Old Aquinians Kalamunda 9/10A Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth 9/10A Reserve Rockingham Rockingham Curtin Trinity Pirates 9/10B Old Guildford Mundar. Blue Old Guildford Mundar. Blue Joondalup Lakers 9/10C Black University of WA University of WA University of WA 9/10C Gold Southern River Southern River Southern River 7/8A Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Westside Wolves 7/8A Reserve Whitford Whitford Willetton 7/8B Black Modernians Mazenod YMCA Coastal City 7/8B White Westside Wolves Red Westside Wolves Red Westside Wolves Grey 7/8C Hale Hale Hale 5/6A Westside Wolves Grey Westside Wolves Grey 5/6BB Old Guildford Mundaring Old Guildford Mundaring 5/6BG Whitford Whitford No Grand Finals 5/6RB Fremantle White Fremantle White for 5/6 Boys 5/6 RG Stirling Rangers Stirling Rangers 5/6 RW University of WA University of WA 5/6 RY Canning Canning 5/6 RR Southern River Blue Southern River Blue 5/6 RO University of WA University of WA
GIRLS Grade Challenge Cup May Campbell Premiers 11/12A Curtin Trinity Pirates Curtin Trinity Pirates Willetton 11/12A Reserve Melville Whitford Melville 11/12B Black Joondalup Lakers YMCA Coastal City YMCA Coastal City 11/12B Gold St Brigids St Brigids St Brigids 9/10A Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Hale 9/10A Reserve Rockingham University of WA Black University of WA Black 9/10B Black Modernians Rangers Rangers 9/10B Gold Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers 9/10C Hale Eastern Blades Eastern Blades 7/8A Melville Melville Melville 7/8A Reserve North Coast Raiders University of WA University of WA 7/8B Fremantle Fremantle Fremantle 7/8C Hale Rangers Green Rangers Green 5/6A University of WA Blue University of WA Blue 5/6B Black Modernians YMCA Coastal City 5/6B Gold Willetton Old Guildford Mundaring No Grand Finals 5/6R Black University of WA University of WA for 5/6 Girls 5/6R Gold Modernians Modernians 5/6 R White Newman Knights Blue Newman Knights Blue
34 Results Challenge Cup -Senior MEN GRADE TEAM TEAM AHG League YMCA Coastal City 4 University of WA 1 Premier 2 Hale 2 University of WA 1 Premier Alliance Not played Not played Willow Bridge Cup Old Guildford Mundaring 2 Modernians 1 Promotion 2 Suburban 3 Willetton 2 Provisional 1 Willetton 3 Modernians 2 Provisional 2 Black Hale 3 University of WA 2 Provisional 2 Gold Melville 2 Westside Wolves 1 Provisional 3 Black Harlies 4 Eastern Blades 0 Provisional 3 Gold Wesley South Perth 2 Fremantle 0 Metro 1 Westside Wolves 5 Melville 0 Metro 2 Black Old Guildford Mundaring 2 John XXIII 1 Metro 2 Gold Vic Park Panthers 2 Modernians 1 Metro 3 Black Westside Wolves 3 Hale 2 Metro 3 Gold Wesley South Perth 5 Melville 1 Metro 3 White Cowan Uni 4 Uni Associates 3 Metro 4 Rangers 5 Southern River 1 O40 Midweek YMCA Coastal City 5 North Coast Raiders 0 O40 Div 1 YMCA Coastal City (won on forfeit) 5 North Coast Raiders 0 O40 Div 2 Hale 2 Kalamunda 1 O40 Div 3 Newman Knights 2 Whitford 1 O40 Div 4 Riverside Lions 1 Eastern Blades 0 O50 Div 1 Harlies (won on forfeit) 5 Melville 0 O50 Div 2 Kalamunda 1 Rockingham 0 O50 Div 3 Willetton 1 Dale 0 O55 Whitford (won on forfeit) 5 Westside Wolves 0 O60 YMCA Coastal City 2 Suburban 1
WOMEN GRADE TEAM TEAM AHG League University of WA 3 Westside Wolves 2 Premier 2 Curtin Trinity Pirates 3 YMCA Coastal City 2 Premier Alliance Willetton 1 Uni Associates 0 Willow Bridge League Vic Park Panthers 4 Melville 2 Promotion 2 University of WA 2 North Coast Raiders 1 Provisional 1 Old Aquinians 1 Rockingham 0 Provisional 2 Black Whitford 1 Newman 0 Provisional 2 Gold Willetton 3 Fremantle 2 Provisional 3 Black John XXIII 3 Suburban 0 Provisional 3 White Wesley South Perth 4 Old Aquinians 2 Provisional 3 Gold Vic Park Panthers 2 Fremantle 0 Metro 1 Curtin Trinity Pirates 3 Melville 1 Metro 2 Black Southern River 5 Suburban 0 Metro 2 Gold Westside Wolves 6 John XXIII 0 Vets Div 1 No Challenge Cup Vets Div 2 for Vets Women Vets Div 3
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Results Senior Grand Finals MEN GRADE TEAM TEAM AHG League YMCA Coastal City 3 Westside Wolves 2 Premier 2 Hale 2 Westside Wolves 1 Premier Alliance University of WA 3 Melville 2 Willow Bridge Cup Peel 3 Old Guildford Mundaring 2 Promotion 2 Suburban 1 Joondalup Lakers 0 Provisional 1 University of WA 2 Willetton 1 Provisional 2 Black YMCA Coastal City 2 Westside Wolves 1 Provisional 2 Gold Melville 3 Joondalup Lakers 0 Provisional 3 Black Harlies 2 Eastern Blades 1 Provisional 3 Gold Wesley South Perth 2 Fremantle 1 Metro 1 Modernians 2 Wesley South Perth 0 Metro 2 Black Old Guildford Mundaring 4 Curtin Trinity Pirates 0 Metro 2 Gold Vic Park Panthers 3 Modernians 2 Metro 3 Black Hale 2 Westside Wolves 1 Metro 3 Gold Fremantle 2 Kwinana Tigers 0 Metro 3 White Uni Associates 2 Cowan Uni 1 Metro 4 Rangers 4 Southern River 2 O40 Midweek Fremantle (on strokes) 8 YMCA Coastal City 7 O40 Div 1 Old Aquinians 4 YMCA Coastl City 1 O40 Div 2 Kalamunda 2 Willetton 1 O40 Div 3 Curtin Trinity Pirates 4 Whitford 1 O40 Div 4 Riverside Lions 4 Westside Wolves 3 O50 Div 1 Melville 3 Harlies 2 O50 Div 2 Melville 3 Kalamunda 2 O50 Div 3 Melville (on strokes) 4 Dale 3 O55 Westside Wolves 4 Whitford 1 O60 Wesley South Perth 4 North Coast Raiders 1
WOMEN GRADE TEAM TEAM AHG League Westside Wolves 1 University of WA 0 Premier 2 University of WA 2 YMCA Coastal City 1 Premier Alliance Willetton 2 Uni Associates 1 Willow Bridge League Vic Park Panthers 4 Peel 0 Promotion 2 North Coast Raiders 2 Vic Park Panthers 0 Provisional 1 University of WA 2 Old Aquinians 0 Provisional 2 Black Eastern Blades 2 University of WA 0 Provisional 2 Gold Willetton 2 Fremantle 1 Provisional 3 Black Suburban 1 University of WA 0 Provisional 3 White Wesley South Perth 3 Old Aquinians 1 Provisional 3 Gold Fremantle 2 Vic Park Panthers 1 Metro 1 Curtin Trinity Pirates 2 Melville 1 Metro 2 Black Southern River 5 Suburban 0 Metro 2 Gold Westside Wolves 4 Kwinana Tigers 0 Vets Div 1 YMCA Coastal City 3 Uni Associates 2 Vets Div 2 Wesley South Perth 3 Canning 2 Vets Div 3 Melville 3 Fremantle 2
36 Results Junior Grand Finals BOYS GRADE TEAM TEAM 11/12A Willetton 3 Melville 0 11/12A Reserve Hale 6 Peel 3 11/12B Black Eastern Blades 6 Newman/Riverside 1 11/12B Gold Kalamunda 4 Old Aquinians 3 9/10A Wesley South Perth 4 Westside Wolves 1 9/10A Reserve Curtin Trinity Pirates 3 Rockingham 0 9/10B Joondalup Lakers 2 Newman Knights 0 9/10C Black University of WA 4 Old Guildford Mundar. White 1 9/10C Gold Southern River 4 Old Aquinians 1 7/8A Westside Wolves 6 University of WA 1 7/8A Reserve Willetton 1 Whitford 0 7/8B Black YMCA Coastal City 4 Modernians 3 7/8B White Westside Wolves Grey 3 Westside Wolves Red 2 7/8C Hale 2 Mazenod 0 * No Grand Final games for 5/6’s
GIRLS GRADE TEAM TEAM 11/12A Willetton 3 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1 11/12A Reserve Melville 3 Hale 1 11/12B Black YMCA Coastal City 1 Joondalup Lakers 0 11/12B Gold St Brigids 3 Melville 1 9/10A Hale 5 Westside Wolves 4 9/10A Reserve University of WA Black 1 Wesley South Perth 0 9/10B Black Rangers 3 Hale 0 9/10B Gold Vic Park** 1 Curtin Trinity Prates 1 9/10C Eastern Blades** 0 Joondalup Lakers 0 7/8A Melville 2 University of WA 0 7/8A Reserve University of WA 3 Rockingham 1 7/8B Fremantle 1 Willetton 0 7/8C Rangers Green 1 Hale 0 * No Grand Final games for 5/6’s ** draw after extra time - winners revert to top of the table
37 Byrne & Judge Perpetual Trophy Champion Senior Club The club with the highest percentage of points gained during the senior qualifying season. Clubs with three or more teams are eligible (teams with * are ineligible, being too small).
TEAM P W D L FF For Agst Pts % Rangers * 33 24 0 9 0 132 53 72.0 72.73% Peel* 36 22 6 8 0 106 52 72.0 66.67% Kwinana* 32 20 2 10 0 91 63 62.0 64.58% Uni Associates (m)* 30 18 4 8 2 89 57 58.0 64.44% Westside Wolves 327 191 40 96 1 962 605 612.5 62.44% Uni Associates (w) 86 44 13 29 0 206 148 144.9 56.16% Willetton 174 92 25 57 0 414 290 291.7 55.88% Victoria Park 303 153 43 107 4 803 559 501.8 55.20% Melville 419 212 62 145 3 1008 784 693.5 55.17% University of WA 348 169 50 129 0 812 640 556.2 53.28% Whitford 234 110 32 92 0 452 436 361.5 51.50% Southern River 129 61 12 56 0 345 243 194.7 50.31% Dellas* 16 8 0 8 0 31 37 24.0 50.00% WASPS 390 177 52 161 3 868 806 581.2 49.68% John XXIII 96 41 18 37 1 220 223 140.4 48.75% Fremantle 308 136 42 130 1 698 642 449.3 48.63% Modernians 200 83 42 75 0 391 372 288.0 48.00% Cowan Uni 78 34 10 34 0 151 147 111.6 47.69% YMCC 274 115 40 119 2 567 609 384.9 46.82% CT Pirates 321 135 46 140 0 629 701 450.5 46.78% Servio* 18 8 1 9 1 37 29 25.0 46.30% Harlequins 182 75 29 78 0 334 361 250.7 45.92% Old Aquinians 191 78 28 85 1 408 422 261.9 45.71% Hale 355 142 55 158 2 714 787 480.5 45.12% Suburban 235 93 34 108 0 487 501 312.6 44.34% OGMHC 188 75 25 88 2 392 444 249.8 44.29% NC Raiders 294 121 31 142 0 660 719 389.9 44.21% BayUnion* 16 7 0 9 0 18 34 21.0 43.75% Blades 140 51 16 73 3 241 328 168.1 40.02% Newman Knights 185 61 32 92 1 326 431 214.8 38.70% Kalamunda 102 32 17 53 8 170 252 109.8 35.88% Rockingham 183 56 22 105 4 256 452 189.4 34.50% Joondalup Lakers 184 51 31 102 1 304 472 184.0 33.33% Riverside Lions 178 47 27 104 1 284 517 167.6 31.39% Canning 81 20 6 55 2 82 258 66.0 27.16% Dale 64 13 4 47 1 83 211 43.0 22.40% South West Strikers* 36 5 9 22 0 58 144 24.0 22.22% * Not eligible
38 Kyle Rutter Perpetual Trophy Champion Junior Club The club with the highest percentage of points gained during the junior qualifying season. Clubs with three or more teams are eligible (teams with * are ineligible, being too small).
TEAM P W D L FF For Agst Pts % Canning* 26 19 2 5 0 89 24 62 79.49% Modernians 105 61 27 17 0 271 114 200 63.49% Blades 66 39 21 6 0 169 95 123 62.12% Hale 176 97 52 27 0 427 288 318 60.23% Peel* 28 16 10 2 0 58 45 50 59.52% Rockingham 79 42 28 9 1 178 135 135 56.96% CT Pirates 96 52 37 7 0 202 146 163 56.60% St Brigids* 26 13 9 4 0 45 27 43 55.13% Joondalup Lakers 130 65 46 19 0 329 241 214 54.87% OGMHC 154 74 51 29 0 346 251 251 54.33% University of WA 397 179 153 65 1 790 640 602 50.55% Old Aquinians 73 33 29 11 0 200 184 110 50.23% Suburban* 12 5 4 3 0 19 18 18 50.00% Willetton 216 95 87 34 0 433 376 319 49.23% Westside Wolves 426 185 167 74 5 845 833 629 49.22% Whitford 169 74 69 26 0 338 340 248 48.92% Kalamunda 52 22 20 10 0 95 97 76 48.72% Victoria Park 239 94 99 46 0 433 482 328 45.75% Southern River 77 32 36 9 0 150 146 105 45.45% YMCC 159 63 74 22 1 326 343 211 44.23% Newman Knights 106 43 52 11 0 207 262 140 44.03% Melville 354 139 166 49 0 637 692 466 43.88% Fremantle 132 48 66 18 1 228 304 162 40.91% Rangers 115 43 60 12 0 189 287 141 40.87% Mazenod 78 28 41 9 5 173 228 93 39.74% NC Raiders 152 49 75 28 1 219 311 175 38.38% WASPS 223 73 113 37 1 406 515 256 38.27% Riverside Lions 145 46 76 23 1 194 334 161 37.01% Harlequins 40 11 24 5 0 66 91 38 31.67% Dale 39 10 22 7 0 51 100 37 31.62% Mercedes 50 14 32 4 2 64 164 46 30.67% Penrhos 26 3 19 4 6 15 79 13 16.67% * Not eligible
39 2009 Australian Hockey League SmokeFree WA Thundersticks PLACING: 1ST Rhys Angwin Greg Hearn Chris Bausor Phil Hulbert Graeme Begbie Fergus Kavanagh Matthew Boyce Justin Knapp Craig Boyne Justin McDougall Mark Boyne Ross Meadows Ian Burcher Trent Mitton Jonathon Charlesworth Alistair Park Tristan Clemons Sam Pike Brent Dancer Andrew Smith Tom Edwards Travis Taylor Bevan George
Coach: Paul Gaudoin Assistant Coach: David Viner Manager: Hans Geers Physiotherapist Craig Wilson Video Analyst: Struan Burges
40 2009 Australian Hockey League SmokeFree WA Diamonds PLACING: 3rd
Stephanie Andrews Kate Hubble Fiona Boyce Shelly Liddelow Elouise Buckley Melissa Luff Jemma Buckley Kobie McGurk Amanda Calton Hope Munro Chantelle Ciallella Ashleigh Nelson Harriett Collins Lisa Eglington Paige Collins Tania Perpoli Kate Denning Sian Smithson Sam Gale Jayde Taylor Emily Halliday Kim Walker
Coach: Sally Bell Assistant Coach: Neil Hawgood Manager: Sally Johnstone Physio: Ellen Hawes & Fiona Chromiak Video Analyst: Matthew Mellor
41 State Teams - Men MEN’S UNDER 21 MEN’S UNDER 18 MEN’S UNDER 15 Rhys Angwin Mark Brodie Shane Benfell Chris Bausor Bradley Clarke Brant Colledge Craig Boyne Steven Durrell Jacob Evans Hamish Coates Adam Froese Stephen Eszkinazi Andrew Cooke Nicholas Gabriel Tim Geers Matthew Groom Sam Geers Brandon Gibbs Jordan Hunt Darren Howie Ross Hall Justin Knapp Frank Main Dominic Hird Justin McDougall Steve Martin Michael Nicoli Joel Mitton Mitchell Pyle Lachlan Overton Trent Mitton David Richardson Sam Pearce Tom Nyman Paul Robertson Marshall Roberts Darren Parkes Brodie Sarre Joe Robinson Daniel Sampey Karl Tulloch Declan Spencer Brodie Sarre Pat Welsh Nick Tate Travis Taylor James Winning Kyle Tosana Jayme Walsh Maverick Yow Aaron Ward Aran Zalewski Aran Zalewski Coach: Chris O’Reilly A/Coach: Richard Gibson Coach: Andrew Mellor Coach: Brad Ladyman Manager: Damien Todorovic A/Coach: Shane Jamieson A/Coach: Jason Garbiel Physio: Andrew Bell Manager: David Cosgrove Video Tech: Daniel White Championship held Championship held Championship held 10–21 February 2009 in Perth, WA 26 May-6 June 2009 Darwin, NT 1-10 October 2009 Adelaide, SA Final Placing: 4th Final Placing: 3rd Final Placing: 4th
42 MEN’S COUNTRY MEN’S O40’S MEN’S O45 Paul Bolger Michael Bilney Stuart Amphlett Michael Evans Stuart Campbell Steve Ayris Jamie Frost John Cooke Shaun Bunn Chad Giles Alan Dick Craig Burgess Sean Griffiths Craig Emslie Paul Cartwright Nic Lavery Ashley Evans Grant Carville Cory Letts Scott MacDonald Peter Crowe Damian Mann Blake Mardon Martin Ferrari Paul Morrissy Steve Metcalfe Kurt Gebauer Matt Negri Noel Morrison Luke Gregory Tim Pyle Andrew Rahim Mathew Jones David Pyle Michael Starling Bede Rogers David Reid Glen Strother Mathew Shaw Andrew Shearing Ian Tubbs Bruce Taylor Lance Wiggers Martin Turner Colin Tyler Adam Williamson Stefan Willett Coach: Matthew Corner Coach: Alan Dick Coach: Bede Rogers Physio: Matt Beaumont Championship held Championship held 28 September Championship held 28 September 1-8 August 2009 in Tamworth, NSW - 10 October 2009 in Melbourne -10 October 2009 in Melbourne Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 5th Final Placing: 4th
MEN’S O50 DIV 1 MEN’S O50 DIV 2 MEN’S O55’S Wayne Cutler Dominic Berry Greg Allen Ray Embry Alf Bluschke Dennis Baker Cameron Fairbrother Andrew Borthwick Jim Campbell Steve Farrar Don Fini Doug Coleman Lyle Kenny Simon Hancock Dudley Evans David Lockett Peter Kontor Peter Fogels Graeme Malatesta John Laurensen Keith Gilbride Graham Miller Joseph Mastrangelo Maurice Giles George Naylor Andrew Morgan Shane Knapp Chris North Colin Needham Rob Lawson Stephen Pestana Frank Quaresimin Tom Long Nigel Rayney Dennis Reid Peter Morgan Mike Sputore Neville Smith Ray Norton Max Viner Mark Streek Ralph Unterstiener Shane Williams Tony Tanner Greg Wood Simon Walsh Paul Wright Coach: Cameron Fairbrother Coach: Frank Quaresimin Coach: Rob Lawson Manager: Mike Sputore Manager: Dennis Reid Manager: Les Hayter Championship held 28 September Championship held 28 September Championship held 28 September - 10 October 2009 in Melbourne, Vic - 10 October 2009 in Melbourne, Vic - 10 October 2009 in Melbourne, Vic Final Placing: 6th Final Placing: 6th Final Placing: 2nd
43 MEN’S O60’S MEN’S O65’S MEN’S O70’S Len Blyth Robin Bailey Bala Chandran William Campbell Peter Gason Ken Dyer Graham Challenor Ian Hill Ash Foster Ashley Challenor Roger Jewell John Halley David Evans Trevor Kerr Derek Hoad Clyde Evans Alan Munt David Lester John Harper William (Paul)Robinson Ian Lyon Peter Hearne Barry Rutter Eric McCauley Malcolm Horrigan Colin Sanders Colin Nicholas Geof Hudson Brian Soares Bob Robinson Ky Lee Gordon Thomas Stan Salazaar Alan Stewart Phillip Thunder Brian Stewart Nigel Thomas Ron Venables Bob Stidwall Simon Thomson Les Waldon Christopher Sturgeon Heath Tyrell Peter Willett Bill Williamson Simon Williams Peter Williamson Dudley Younger
Coach: Simon Thomson Coach: Peter Hammond Coach: Bob Robinson Manager: Ashely Challenor Manager: Brian Soares Manager: Bill Williamson Physio: Andrew Bell Championship held 28 September Championship held 28 September Championship held 18-13 December - 10 October 2009 in Melbourne, Vic - 10 October 2009 in Melbourne, Vic 2008 in Busselton, WA Final Placing: 7th Final Placing: 4th Final Placing: 2nd
MEN’S SENIOR INDOOR MEN’S UNDER 21 INDOOR MEN’S UNDER 18 INDOOR Jason Black Matthew Bartnik Matt Bowater Angus Burges Jamie Burns Gavin Broun Kynan Fuller Bradley Clarke Jamie Burns Brett Herrington Courtney Clemons Bradley Clarke Brad Hill Tom Edwards Jon Colgan Andrew Hunt Blake George Liam Colgan Evan Kelly Treva Girvan Pat Lawther Mark Nicholls David Orr David Ogden Rhys Powell Darren Parkes Luke Ray George Watts Ben Rennie David Richardson Graham Watts Antony Serafini Thomas Robinson Ed Welch Maverick Yow Rohan Wilson
Coach: John Christie Coach: Kynan Fuller Coach: Craig Orr Manager: Johnson Orr Manager: Peter Hale Manager: Sandar Orr Championship held Championship held Championship held 8-13 December 2008 in Bunbury, WA 18-13 December 2008 in Bunbury, WA 12-17 January 2009 in Melbourne, Vic Final Placing: 3rd Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 2nd
44 State Teams - Women WOMEN’S UNDER 21 WOMEN’S UNDER 18 WOMEN’S UNDER 15 Stephanie Andrews Karla Barrett Jessica Burton Chelsea Armstrong Elly Buckley Chloe Buzza Elouise Buckley Katherine Dawes Briony Clark Jemma Buckley Sheldon Garlett Mikala Cooper Harriet Collins Eloise Host Laura Doorman Paige Collins Gemma Kendell Nisha Fernandes Kate Denning Danica Mazzini Erin Flynn Claire Ellis Kate Mead Rani Flynn Holly Hyder Chloe Pendlebury Rachel Frusher Robyn Jilley Courtney Pickford Teagan Gmeiner Anna Livingstone Ashleigh Quartermaine Preah Hetherington Alex Maskell Siobhan Roberts Nicole Jacobs Danica Mazzini Alessia Robinson Siobhan McCloskey Caitlin Pascov Kathryn Slattery Ellie Naisbitt Courtney Pickford Penny Squib Chloe Newbold Katelyn Smith Katy Symons Kaitlin Passmore Sophie Turner Sophie Turner Chiara Purcell Holly White Tandia Wilkinson Georgia Thomas Coach: Simon Tiverios Coach: Tate Napier Coach: Kane Greenaway A/Coach: Chris Ahrens A/Coach: Neil Hawgood A/Coach: Rebecca Bridges Manager:Stephanie O’Sullivan Manager: Jayde Taylor Manager: Stephanie O’Sullivan Physio: Amy Caruana Physio: Sean Cowan Video Tech: Daniel White Championship held Championship held 30 June Championship held 24 September 14 - 25 April 2009 in Homebush, NSW - 11 July 2009 in Canberra, ACT - 3 October in Brisbane, Qld Final Placing: 4th?? Final Placing: 3rd Final Placing: 3rd
45 WOMEN’S COUNTRY WOMEN’S O35’S WOMEN’S O40’S Michelle Barnfield Liana Andrews Fiona Althaus Tahryn Gray Belinda Cooper Marjorie Boultbee Tayla Hubbard Narelle Dodd Anita Duckworth Terri Jasper Pauline Farmer Kellie Grant Dirranie Kirby Maree Gabbedy Helen Guiness Emma Legge Robyn Himbeck Vicki Harris Johanna Morton Cindy Jessop Louise Keeffe Fleur O’Neill Lauren Johnston Teresa Leonard Jodie Paine Cheryl Murphy Wendy Quint Renae Parsons Karen Richards Sam Rankin Courtney Reed Jean-Marie Rudd Helen Rankin Jarvie Caroline Robinson Sonia Scott Kelly Reilly Penelope Shackley Janine Stevenson Michelle Rowe Sally Thomson Jill Van Duuren Leonie Squire Abbie Tillett Katy Vipond Suzanne Stoate
Coach: Johanna Morton Coach: Tony Miller Coach: Fiona Stuart Manager: Sylvia Yandle Manager: Lynn Bengston Manager: Janine Raszkawajski Championship held Championship held Championship held 1 - 8 August 2009 in Tamworth, NSW 2 - 10 October 2009 in Hobart, Tas 2 - 10 October 2009 in Hobart, Tas Final Placing: 4th Final Placing: 5th Final Placing: 4th
46 WOMEN’S O45’S WOMEN’S O50’S WOMEN’S O55’S Sally Carlton Gail Anderson Karen Adams Jenny Casselly Deb Andrews Karen Allan Helen Gandy Tracey Buswell Lorraine Carnachan Marie Hadet Shirley Cull Jacquie Colleran Jenny Hogg Maris Margetts Kathleen Donovan Del Jack Lesley Mather Everlyn Dowley Elsebe Kirkness Kerry Mather Sue Gallinagh Catherine Lewis Janese McDougall Lidia Genovese Kate Main Kaye McGlew Helen Johansen Leeanne Purdom Jenny Rogers Dale Keiley Vicki Re Jill Sheehan Jane Manning Judy Ritz Lynette Tapper Catherine McFarlane Helen Rule Susan Tide Marian Park Claire Skoss Rickey Whelan Kymberly Wilson
Coach: Alison McVee Coach: Carol Samsa Coach: Bev Ewen Manager: Laura Ross Manager: Glenice Hahnel Manager: Margaret Knapp Championship held Championship held Championship held 2 - 10 October 2009 in Hobart, Tas 2 - 10 October 2009 in Hobart, Tas 2 - 10 October 2009 in Hobart, Tas Final Placing: 5th Final Placing: 3rd Final Placing: 3rd
WOMEN’S O60’S WOMEN’S SENIOR INDOOR WOMEN’S UNDER 21 INDOOR Pat Booth Lauren Austin Tara Bowater Nancy Churchill Amanda Calton Deanne Garstone Rosa Garner Emily Carroll Annaliese Judd Dot Glass Olivia Chiu Michelle Linaker Pat Halden Nicola Farrow Anna Livingstone Kerry Hood Cara Evans Alex Maskell Shirley Howard Kelly McLeish Kate Mead Kerry Koltasz Rachel Ouwendyk Erica McLernon Marg Mourach Kym Pradera Jade Urbaniak Leone Nicholls Fiona Young Caitlyn Wales Lynette Smart Elizabeth Watkins Vicki True Erica Wood Jessie Ugle Honey Wilcher
Coach: Don Smart Coach: John Carroll Coach: Craig Seddon Manager: Pat Booth Manager: Nicola Ogden Manager: Nicole Serafini Championship held Championship held Championship held 2 - 10 October 2009 in Hobart, Tas 8 - 13 December 2008 in Bunbury, WA 8 - 13 December 2008 in Bunbury, WA Final Placing: 4th Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 4th
47 WOMEN’S UNDER 18 INDOOR Karla Barrett Josie Boesser Belwyn Curry-Bowran Astrid Denning Paige Denning Laura Duffield Erin Judd Danica Mazzini Ashleigh Quartermaine Alessia Robinson Sophie Turner Tandia Wilkinson
Coach: David Orr Manager: Kerry Denning Championship held 12 - 17 January 2009 in Melbourne Vic Final Placing: 2nd
Representative Officials
FIH World Cup Qualifiers (France) Murray Grime Umpire
Kookaburras v Netherlands (Men) Murray Grime Umpire Dan Johnston Umpire Graham Napier Tournament Director Tony Lalor Technical Officer Ralph Wood Technical Officer Gay Scott Technical Officer Vin Scott Technical Officer Judy Burns Technical Officer Teegan Breede Technical Officer Pat Scott Judge Tony Lalor Judge Denise Wilcock Judge
Hockeyroos v Germany (Women) Melissa Trivic Umpire Kelly Hudson Umpire Nadine Richards Tournament Director Denise Willcock Technical Officer Pat Scott Technical Officer Cassie Edmond Judge
48 Kookaburras v Spain (Men) Murray Grime Umpire Dan Johnston Umpire Graham Napier Tournament Director Tony Lalor Technical Officer Mark Tate Technical Officer Pat Scott Judge Mark Tate Judge Denise Wilcock Judge Janelle Leiper Judge
Australian Hockey League Murray Grime Umpire Dan Johnston Umpire Chris Geers Umpire Melissa Trivic Umpire Kelly Hudson Umpire Graham Napier Technical Director Don Prior Umpire Coach
U21 Nationals Ryan Briggs (men) Umpire Kane Greenaway (men) Umpire Catherine Watkins (women) Umpire Sarah Allanson (women) Umpire Graham Napier (men) Technical Director
U18 Nationals Anthony Ricciardone (men) Umpire
U15 Nationals Anthony Ricciardone (men) Umpire Lee Nugawela (men) Umpire Hamish Johnston (men) Umpire Manager Australian Country Championships Adam Stewart (men) Umpire John Ward (men) Umpire Suzanne Himbeck (women) Umpire Elina Pontifex (women) Umpire Alisha Williams (women) Umpire
Open/U21 Indoor Ryan Briggs Umpire John Nettelton Umpire Mark Sandhu Umpire John Nettleton Umpire Manager
U18 Indoor Peta Anderson Umpire
49 AHG League - Men 09 P W D L For Ag GD BP Pts 1 University of WA 22 17 1 4 93 40 53 6 58 2 Westside Wolves 22 16 2 4 98 41 57 6 56 3 Hale 22 16 1 5 85 43 42 6 55 4 YMCC 22 13 5 4 59 40 19 6 50 5 Fremantle 22 12 1 9 61 59 2 6 43 6 Old Aquinians 22 10 3 9 69 62 7 6 39 7 Victoria Park 22 9 3 10 52 48 4 6 36 8 WASPS 22 9 3 10 50 54 -4 6 36 9 CT Pirates 22 7 3 12 50 67 -17 6 30 10 Melville 22 4 3 15 50 81 -31 6 21 11 NC Raiders 22 3 1 18 37 103 -66 6 16 12 Suburban 22 2 2 18 30 96 -66 6 14
Mens Premier 2 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Hale 2 22 15 2 5 68 29 39 0 47 2 University of WA 2 22 14 3 5 74 46 28 0 45 3 Westside Wolves 2 22 14 2 6 64 35 29 0 44 4 Victoria Park 2 22 13 5 4 68 44 24 0 44 5 Melville 2 22 14 2 6 61 46 15 0 44 6 WASPS 2 22 9 7 6 42 33 9 0 34 7 Fremantle 2 22 8 5 9 45 43 2 0 29 8 CT Pirates 2 22 7 4 11 43 59 -16 0 25 9 Old Aquinians 2 22 7 2 13 47 60 -13 0 23 10 NC Raiders 2 22 7 1 14 38 63 -25 0 22 11 YMCC 2 22 6 2 14 44 54 -10 0 20 12 OGMHC 2 22 0 1 21 9 91 -82 0 1
Mens Premier Alliance 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Melville 3 18 14 2 2 72 23 49 0.3 43.7 2 Hale 3 18 11 3 4 54 28 26 0 36 3 WASPS 3 18 11 2 5 45 30 15 0 35 4 University of WA 3 18 10 5 3 44 22 22 0.1 34.9 5 Victoria Park 3 18 10 0 8 47 37 10 0 30 6 Old Aquinians 3 18 9 2 7 37 26 11 0 29 7 Suburban 3 18 8 2 8 33 37 -4 0 26 8 NC Raiders 3 18 7 3 8 40 46 -6 0 24 9 YMCC 3 18 5 2 11 31 47 -16 0 17 10 CT Pirates 3 18 4 3 11 24 54 -30 0.3 14.7 11 Westside Wolves 3 18 4 2 12 31 67 -36 0.1 13.9 12 Fremantle 3 18 1 2 15 18 59 -41 0.1 4.9 Willow Bridge Cup 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 OGMHC 20 16 3 1 75 21 54 0 51 2 Peel Rebels 20 13 5 2 64 22 42 0 44 3 Harlequins 20 10 6 4 39 23 16 0.3 35.7 4 Whitford 20 9 5 6 35 30 5 0 32 5 Modernians 20 8 6 6 49 37 12 0 30 6 Rockingham 20 9 2 9 50 38 12 0 29 7 Joondalup Lakers 20 7 8 5 40 33 7 0 29 8 SW Strikers 20 5 9 6 46 38 8 0 24 9 Blades 20 6 1 13 26 48 -22 0 19 10 Newman Knights 20 3 2 15 27 73 -46 0 11 11 Kalamunda 20 0 1 19 9 97 -88 0 1
Mens Promotion 2 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Suburban 2 16 14 1 1 62 14 48 0 43 2 Willetton 16 10 3 3 48 30 18 0 33 3 Riverside Lions 16 9 1 6 39 34 5 0 28 4 Joondalup Lakers 2 16 9 1 6 37 33 4 0 28 5 Blades 2 16 7 4 5 31 27 4 0 25 6 Cowan Uni 16 5 3 8 31 39 -8 0 18 7 Rockingham 2 16 5 0 11 26 33 -7 0 15 8 John XXIII 16 2 2 12 22 57 -35 0.1 7.9 9 Harlequins 16 2 3 11 26 55 -29 3 6
Mens Provisional 1 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Modernians 2 16 11 4 1 57 22 35 0 37 2 Willetton 2 16 10 2 4 38 25 13 0 32 3 University of WA 4 16 9 4 3 48 19 29 0 31 4 Newman Knights 2 16 8 2 6 38 27 11 0.1 25.9 5 Whitford 2 16 7 5 4 25 22 3 0.1 25.9 6 Joondalup Lakers 3 16 6 2 8 36 45 -9 0 20 7 Riverside Lions 2 16 3 5 8 24 41 -17 0 14 8 Kalamunda 2 16 2 4 10 19 41 -22 3.1 6.9 9 OGMHC 3 16 0 4 12 19 62 -43 0.1 3.9
Mens Provisional 2 Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Hale 4 16 12 2 2 51 15 36 0 38 2 Westside Wolves 4 16 11 3 2 42 12 30 0 36 3 University of WA 5 16 10 2 4 32 21 11 0.1 31.9 4 YMCC 4 16 8 3 5 40 32 8 0 27 5 CT Pirates 4 16 9 0 7 27 26 1 0 27 6 Rockingham 3 16 5 4 7 19 29 -10 0 19 7 Joondalup Lakers 4 16 4 2 10 22 37 -15 0 14 8 Suburban 4 16 3 3 10 22 33 -11 0.3 11.7 9 Dale 16 0 1 15 11 61 -50 0 1 Mens Provisional 2 Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Melville 4 16 16 0 0 71 5 66 0 48 2 Westside Wolves 5 16 12 0 4 47 27 20 0 36 3 Joondalup Lakers 5 16 10 2 4 69 37 32 0 32 4 University of WA 6 16 7 2 7 42 36 6 0 23 5 Southern River 16 7 2 7 33 29 4 0 23 6 Suburban 5 16 4 5 7 25 28 -3 0.1 16.9 7 Hale 5 16 4 3 9 17 37 -20 0 15 8 Whitford 3 16 4 1 11 17 64 -47 0 13 9 Riverside Lions 3 16 0 1 15 6 64 -58 0 1
Mens Provisional 3 Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Harlequin 3 16 14 1 1 49 12 37 0 43 89.58 2 Blades 3 16 10 3 3 45 20 25 0 33 68.75 3 Westside Wolves 6 15 8 2 5 37 26 11 0 26 57.78 4 Modernians 3 16 7 4 5 35 29 6 0 25 52.08 5 YMCC 5 16 8 1 7 36 42 -6 0.1 24.9 51.88 6 Hale 6 16 6 1 9 29 34 -5 0 19 39.58 7 University of WA 7 16 4 2 10 22 38 -16 0 14 29.17 8 Riverside Lions 4 15 4 1 10 29 55 -26 0.3 12.7 28.22 9 Joondalup Lakers 6 16 2 1 13 18 44 -26 0 7 14.58
Mens Provisional 3 Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Fremantle 4 16 14 1 1 55 8 47 0.3 42.7 88.96 2 WASPS 4 15 11 3 1 46 4 42 0.7 35.3 78.44 3 Rockingham 4 16 9 1 6 30 20 10 0 28 58.33 4 Southern River 2 15 9 0 6 51 26 25 0.3 26.7 59.33 5 Old Aquinians 4 16 5 2 9 24 32 -8 0 17 35.42 6 University of WA 8 15 1 1 13 7 61 -54 0.3 3.7 8.22 7 Canning 15 1 0 14 7 69 -62 0 3 6.67
Mens Metro 1 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Westside Wolves 7 16 10 4 2 46 23 23 0 34 2 WASPS 5 16 10 1 5 57 31 26 0 31 3 Modernians 4 16 9 3 4 39 26 13 0 30 4 Melville 5 16 9 1 6 43 26 17 0 28 5 Victoria Park 4 16 8 1 7 48 50 -2 0 25 6 Old Aquinians5 16 7 1 8 42 51 -9 0 22 7 YMCC 6 16 5 1 10 41 62 -21 0 16 8 Fremantle 5 16 4 2 10 28 48 -20 0 14 9 University of WA 9 16 2 2 12 29 56 -27 0 8 Mens Metro 2 Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 OGMHC 4 16 13 2 1 76 25 51 0 41 2 CT Pirates 5 16 12 3 1 55 11 44 0 39 3 John XXIII 2 16 9 2 5 47 37 10 0 29 4 NC Raiders 4 16 8 2 6 32 25 7 0.1 25.9 5 Suburban 6 16 5 3 8 28 39 -11 0 18 6 University of WA 10 16 4 3 9 28 39 -11 0 15 7 Westside Wolves 8 16 4 2 10 24 58 -34 0.1 13.9 8 Newman Knights 3 16 3 3 10 25 49 -24 0 12 9 Riverside Lions 5 16 2 4 10 19 51 -32 0.1 9.9
Mens Metro 2 Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Victoria Park 5 16 15 1 0 99 20 79 0 46 2 Modernians 5 16 10 4 2 43 15 28 0 34 3 Melville 6 16 9 4 3 46 30 16 0.3 30.7 4 Southern River 3 16 8 3 5 36 35 1 0 27 5 OGMHC 5 16 6 3 7 35 28 7 0 21 6 Fremantle 6 16 5 5 6 29 31 -2 0.1 19.9 7 John XXIII 3 16 2 5 9 26 69 -43 0.5 10.5 8 NC Raiders 5 16 2 2 12 24 62 -38 0 8 9 CT Pirates 6 16 0 3 13 8 56 -48 0 3
Mens Metro 3 Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Hale 7 16 15 1 0 90 20 70 0 46 2 Westside Wolves 9 16 14 1 1 72 22 50 0 43 3 Whitford 4 16 8 3 5 30 30 0 0 27 4 YMCC 7 16 7 2 7 33 44 -11 0 23 5 WASPS 6 16 6 0 10 26 40 -14 1.1 16.9 6 Newman Knights 4 16 4 3 9 16 26 -10 0 15 7 University of WA 11 16 4 2 10 28 55 -27 0 14 8 Joondalup Lakers 7 16 3 2 11 30 46 -16 0 11 9 NC Raiders 6 16 3 2 11 22 64 -42 0.3 10.7
Mens Metro 3 Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 WASPS 7 16 14 0 2 62 19 43 0 42 2 Fremantle 7 16 10 3 3 41 18 23 0 33 3 Kwinana Tigers 16 9 1 6 32 26 6 0 28 4 CT Pirates 7 16 8 3 5 31 20 11 0.1 26.9 0 0 5 Melville 7 16 8 2 6 46 27 19 0.5 25.5 6 Willetton 3 16 7 4 5 27 21 6 0 25 7 Southern River 4 16 4 0 12 21 45 -24 0 12 8 University of WA 12 16 2 5 9 14 32 -18 0 11 9 Rockingham 5 16 0 2 14 7 73 -66 0.5 1.5 Mens Metro 3 White 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Uni Associates 14 12 2 0 62 11 51 0 38 2 Cowan Uni 2 14 12 1 1 55 10 45 0.1 36.9 3 OGMHC 6 14 7 2 5 29 20 9 0 23 4 Melville 9 14 6 1 7 25 34 -9 0 19 5 WASPS 8 14 5 3 6 25 36 -11 0 18 6 Kalamunda 3 14 3 2 9 19 33 -14 0.1 10.9 7 Victoria Park 6 14 2 3 9 11 38 -27 0 9 8 Melville 8 14 1 2 11 10 54 -44 0.3 4.7
Mens Metro 4 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Rangers 17 16 0 1 95 19 76 0 48 94.12 2 Southern River 5 18 12 1 5 66 26 40 0 37 68.52 3 Fremantle 8 18 10 1 7 55 27 28 0 31 57.41 4 Suburban 7 17 8 3 6 30 34 -4 0 27 52.94 5 Whitford 5 17 8 2 7 35 26 9 0 26 50.98 6 Blades 4 18 6 1 11 31 45 -14 0 19 35.19 7 WASPS 9 17 4 2 11 23 73 -50 0 14 27.45 8 Dale 2 18 1 0 17 12 97 -85 0 3 5.56
Mens Over 40 Midweek Vets 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Fremantle 18 12 1 5 96 47 49 0 37 2 YMCC 18 10 4 4 65 44 21 0 34 3 Melville 18 10 4 4 55 51 4 0 34 4 Victoria Park 18 10 1 7 79 55 24 0 31 5 NC Raiders 18 7 3 8 48 52 -4 0 24 6 CT Pirates 18 6 3 9 36 66 -30 0 21 7 WASPS 18 5 2 11 41 52 -11 0 17 8 Newman Knights 18 2 2 14 22 75 -53 0 8
Men O40 Division 1 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 YMCC 16 11 1 4 49 23 26 0 34 70.83 2 Hale 16 10 2 4 39 19 20 0 32 66.67 3 NC Raiders 16 8 4 4 48 23 25 0 28 58.33 4 Old Aquinians 15 8 2 5 39 31 8 0 26 57.78 5 WASPS 15 5 4 6 30 22 8 0 19 42.22 6 Victoria Park 15 4 2 9 24 35 -11 0 14 31.11 7 Riverside Lions 15 0 1 14 6 82 -76 0 1 2.22
Men O40 Division 2 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Kalamunda 16 11 2 3 45 23 22 0 35 2 Willetton 16 10 1 5 44 24 20 0 31 3 Hale 2 16 8 4 4 40 24 16 0 28 4 Melville 16 7 3 6 34 19 15 0 24 5 John XXIII 16 7 2 7 33 29 4 0 23 6 Suburban 16 7 2 7 41 39 2 0 23 7 Rockingham 16 6 1 9 27 48 -21 0 19 8 OGMHC 16 3 3 10 17 48 -31 0 12 9 Modernians 16 3 2 11 14 41 -27 0 11
Men O40 Division 3 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Whitford 15 13 0 2 58 10 48 0 39 86.67 2 Newman Knights 15 9 2 4 41 20 21 0.1 28.9 64.22 3 CT Pirates 15 9 0 6 37 26 11 0 27 60.00 4 Harlequins 16 9 0 7 29 37 -8 0 27 56.25 5 Uni Associates 16 6 2 8 27 46 -19 0 20 41.67 6 Victoria Park 2 15 3 3 9 23 37 -14 0.1 11.9 26.44 7 Hale 3 16 1 1 14 20 59 -39 0.5 3.5 7.29 Men O40 Division 4 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Riverside Lions 2 18 14 2 2 84 28 56 0 44 2 Blades 18 12 2 4 62 25 37 0 38 3 Newman Knights 2 18 11 4 3 50 21 29 0 37 4 Westside Wolves 18 11 2 5 54 31 23 0 35 5 Whitford 2 18 7 1 10 40 41 -1 0 22 6 OGMHC 2 18 4 3 11 27 58 -31 0 15 7 Melville 2 18 4 1 13 29 71 -42 0 13 8 Rockingham 2 18 1 1 16 10 81 -71 0 4
Men O50 Division 1 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Harlequins 2 16 13 1 2 75 21 54 0 40 2 Melville 3 16 12 2 2 78 33 45 0 38 3 Victoria Park 3 16 10 3 3 60 27 33 0 33 4 NC Raiders 2 16 9 1 6 38 28 10 0 28 5 CT Pirates 2 16 7 3 6 36 34 2 0 24 6 WASPS 2 16 3 6 7 29 43 -14 0 15 7 Hale 4 16 4 3 9 26 64 -38 0 15 8 Fremantle 16 2 1 13 21 56 -35 0 7 9 Old Aquinians 2 16 0 4 12 10 67 -57 0 4 Men O50 Division 2 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Kalamunda 2 18 14 2 2 63 13 50 0 44 2 Westside Wolves 2 18 14 2 2 61 18 43 0 44 3 Melville 4 18 12 3 3 55 25 30 0 39 4 Rockingham 3 18 9 2 7 37 34 3 0 29 5 Modernians 2 18 6 2 10 29 31 -2 0 20 6 OGMHC 3 18 6 0 12 26 53 -27 0 18 7 WASPS 3 18 4 1 13 24 66 -42 0 13 8 Blades 2 18 1 0 17 7 62 -55 0.9 2.1
Men O50 Division 3 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Melville 5 15 12 1 2 51 13 38 0 37 82.22 2 Dale 15 11 1 3 43 13 30 0 34 75.56 3 Willetton 2 15 10 2 3 46 27 19 0.3 31.7 70.44 4 Hale 5 16 6 3 7 23 38 -15 0 21 43.75 5 Victoria Park 4 15 5 2 8 26 37 -11 0 17 37.78 6 Southern River 16 2 3 11 19 41 -22 0 9 18.75 7 Suburban 2 16 1 2 13 11 50 -39 0 5 10.42
Men O55 Division 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Westside Wolves 3 18 16 1 1 56 9 47 0 49 2 Whitford 3 18 13 1 4 43 16 27 0 40 3 Harlequins 3 18 7 4 7 31 28 3 0 25 4 WASPS 4 18 5 3 10 22 31 -9 0 18 5 Kalamunda 3 18 2 6 10 15 45 -30 0 12 6 Melville 6 18 2 3 13 16 54 -38 0 9
Men O60 Division 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 WASPS 4 18 14 2 2 58 21 37 0 44 2 Suburban 3 18 13 3 2 76 24 52 0 42 3 NC Raiders 3 18 12 0 6 71 36 35 0 36 4 YMCC 2 18 9 2 7 31 25 6 0 29 5 Modernians 3 18 7 4 7 36 41 -5 0 25 6 Old Aquinians 3 18 4 3 11 27 52 -25 0 15 7 Westside Wolves 4 18 4 1 13 26 69 -43 0 13 8 Hale 6 18 0 3 15 5 62 -57 0 3 AHG League - Women 09 P W D L For Ag GD BP Pts 1 University of WA 16 13 2 1 60 14 46 6 47 2 Westside Wolves 16 12 0 4 73 26 47 6 42 3 CT Pirates 16 10 1 5 36 23 13 6 37 4 Fremantle 16 9 2 5 46 34 12 6 35 5 WASPS 16 9 0 7 52 35 17 6 33 6 NC Raiders 16 8 0 8 44 34 10 6 30 7 Willetton 16 5 2 9 42 46 -4 5 22 8 YMCC 16 2 1 13 13 60 -47 6 13 9 SW Strikers 16 0 0 16 12 106 -94 0 0
Womens Premier 2 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 CT Pirates 2 16 13 2 1 53 21 32 0.1 40.9 2 YMCC 2 16 10 5 1 37 14 23 0 35 3 University of WA 2 16 11 1 4 49 18 31 0 34 4 Westside Wolves 2 16 9 3 4 43 23 20 0.1 29.9 5 Melville 2 16 5 5 6 19 24 -5 0 20 6 Fremantle 2 16 5 1 10 27 35 -8 0 16 7 WASPS 2 16 3 3 10 16 45 -29 0 12 8 Willetton 2 16 4 2 10 22 41 -19 6 8 9 Hale 2 16 0 2 14 12 57 -45 0 2 Womens Premier Alliance 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Uni Associates 16 14 2 0 73 22 51 0 44 2 Willetton 3 16 13 1 2 70 16 54 0 40 3 University of WA 3 16 13 1 2 64 13 51 0 40 4 Westside Wolves 3 16 7 3 6 23 37 -14 0 24 5 YMCC 3 16 7 1 8 24 35 -11 0 22 6 CT Pirates 3 16 5 0 11 25 39 -14 0 15 7 Fremantle 3 16 4 3 9 21 43 -22 0 15 8 WASPS 3 16 3 0 13 18 61 -43 0 9 9 NC Raiders 3 16 0 1 15 8 60 -52 0 1
Willow Bridge League 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Victoria Park 16 16 0 0 99 4 95 0 48 2 Melville 16 12 1 3 48 21 27 3 34 3 Hale 16 9 2 5 30 33 -3 0 29 4 Peel Rebels 16 9 1 6 42 30 12 0 28 5 Harlequins 16 8 2 6 31 27 4 0 26 6 Whitford 16 5 3 8 15 39 -24 0 18 7 Riverside Lions 16 3 2 11 15 44 -29 0 11 8 Suburban 16 2 0 14 10 49 -39 0 6 9 Rockingham 16 1 3 12 7 50 -43 0 6
Womens Promotion 2 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 NC Raiders 2 16 14 1 1 49 9 40 0 43 2 University of WA 4 16 13 1 2 43 6 37 0.1 39.9 3 Victoria Park 2 16 11 0 5 35 12 23 0 33 4 OGMHC 16 9 1 6 25 23 2 0.1 27.9 5 Cowan Uni 16 7 1 8 25 30 -5 0 22 6 Modernians 16 4 3 9 21 35 -14 0 15 7 Melville 3 16 4 1 11 13 32 -19 0.1 12.9 8 Joondalup Lakers 16 1 5 10 13 39 -26 0 8 9 Canning 16 2 1 13 6 44 -38 0 7
Womens Provisional 1 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Old Aquinians 16 11 5 0 33 8 25 0.1 37.9 78.96 2 University of WA 5 16 10 3 3 43 12 31 0 33 68.75 3 Hale 3 15 7 6 2 22 10 12 0 27 60.00 4 Rockingham 2 15 6 3 6 23 26 -3 0 21 46.67 5 Harlequin 2 16 5 3 8 23 30 -7 0 18 37.50 6 Riverside Lions 2 16 4 3 9 16 35 -19 0 15 31.25 7 CT Pirates 4 16 3 5 8 14 29 -15 0 14 29.17 8 Victoria Park 3 16358923-140.113.9 28.96 9 YMCC 4 14 3 3 8 11 21 -10 0 12 28.57 Womens Provisional 2 Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Whitford 2 16 10 3 3 41 17 24 0.1 32.9 2 University of WA 6 16 9 3 4 42 27 15 0.1 29.9 3 Blades 16 8 5 3 35 16 19 0 29 4 Newman Knights 16 7 5 4 30 27 3 0 26 5 Uni Associates 2 16 7 4 5 35 26 9 0 25 6 Cowan Uni 2 16 4 3 9 19 27 -8 0.3 14.7 7 Modernians 2 16 4 5 7 14 28 -14 3 14 8 Hale 3 16 2 4 10 10 37 -27 0 10 9 NC Raiders 4 16 3 4 9 16 37 -21 3.7 9.3
Womens Provisional 2 Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Fremantle 4 16 11 3 2 34 16 18 0.1 35.9 2 Willetton 4 16 12 1 3 35 13 22 3 34 3 WASPS 4 16 9 1 6 22 22 0 0 28 4 Melville 4 16 7 5 4 19 15 4 0 26 5 Canning 2 16 5 3 8 16 21 -5 0 18 6 YMCC 5 16 4 5 7 13 15 -2 0 17 7 Hale 5 16 4 4 8 14 23 -9 0 16 8 Westside Wolves 4 16 2 6 8 11 26 -15 0.1 11.9 9 University of WA 7 16 2 4 10 13 26 -13 0 10 Womens Provisional 3 Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 John XXIII 16 12 3 1 50 13 37 0 39 2 University of WA 8 16 10 3 3 27 10 17 0.1 32.9 3 Whitford 3 16 9 3 4 48 15 33 0 30 4 Suburban 2 16 8 5 3 24 10 14 0 29 5 Newman Knights 2 16 8 3 5 43 25 18 0 27 6 Riverside Lions 3 16 5 5 6 30 27 3 0 20 7 Harlequins 3 16 3 4 9 11 28 -17 0 13 8 Hale 6 16 1 2 13 5 65 -60 0 5 9 Joondalup Lakers 2 16 0 4 12 8 53 -45 0 4
Womens Provisional 3 White 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Old Aquinians 2 16 13 1 2 61 11 50 0 40 83.33 2 WASPS 5 15 11 2 2 51 10 41 0 35 77.78 3 OGMHC 2 16 11 3 2 54 15 39 0 36 75.00 4 CT Pirates 6 15 4 1 10 10 55 -45 0 13 28.89 5 Victoria Park 5 16 3 4 9 23 31 -8 0 13 27.08 6 University of WA 9 15 4 0 11 10 49 -39 0 12 26.67 7 Melville 6 15 1 3 11 4 42 -38 0 6 13.33 Womens Provisional 3 Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Victoria Park 4 16 12 2 2 27 8 19 0 38 79.17 2 Fremantle 5 16 9 3 4 19 18 1 0.1 29.9 62.29 3 Willetton 5 15 8 2 5 26 18 8 0 26 57.78 4 Melville 5 15 5 4 6 16 16 0 0 19 42.22 5 Rockingham 3 16 5 3 8 20 20 0 0.1 17.9 37.29 6 CT Pirates 5 15 5 2 8 17 22 -5 0 17 37.78 7 Dale 15 1 2 12 17 40 -23 0 5 11.11
Womens Metro 1 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Melville 7 16 13 2 1 47 12 35 0 41 2 CT Pirates 7 16 11 2 3 45 14 31 0 35 3 NC Raiders 5 16 11 1 4 35 13 22 0 34 4 WASPS 6 16 9 2 5 31 18 13 0 29 5 Cowan Uni 3 16 6 2 8 21 41 -20 0 20 6 Old Aquinians 3 16 4 3 9 19 22 -3 0 15 7 Harlequins 4 16 4 3 9 16 37 -21 0 15 8 Whitford 4 16 4 1 11 17 42 -25 0 13 9 Fremantle 6 16 1 2 13 9 41 -32 0 5
Womens Metro 2 Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Southern River 16 16 0 0 105 3 102 0 48 2 Suburban 3 16 12 1 3 61 16 45 0 37 3 Modernians 3 16 8 1 7 24 32 -8 0 25 4 Rangers 16 8 0 8 37 34 3 0 24 5 Dellas 16 8 0 8 31 37 -6 0 24 6 Whitford 5 16 7 1 8 14 52 -38 0.3 21.7 7 BayUnion 16 7 0 9 18 34 -16 0 21 8 Newman Knights 3 16 2 3 11 14 37 -23 0 9 9 Harlequins 5 16 0 2 14 4 63 -59 0 2
Womens Metro 2 Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Westside Wolves 5 16 16 0 0 108 11 97 0.1 47.9 2 Kwinana Tigers 16 11 1 4 59 37 22 0 34 3 John XXIII 2 16 9 4 3 42 18 24 0 31 4 Fremantle 7 16 8 1 7 35 40 -5 0 25 5 Modernians 4 16 6 4 6 30 35 -5 0 22 6 Suburban 4 16 6 2 8 34 32 2 0 20 7 Willetton 6 16 3 5 8 16 29 -13 0 14 8 Southern River 2 16 3 3 10 14 38 -24 0 12 9 Canning 3 16 0 0 16 6 104 -98 0 0 Womens Veterans Div 1 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Uni Associates 18 13 3 2 65 18 47 0.1 41.9 2 Victoria Park 18 10 5 3 34 16 18 0 35 3 Westside Wolves 18 7 4 7 46 44 2 0 25 4 YMCC 18 7 2 9 40 51 -11 0 23 5 CT Pirates 18 6 2 10 38 52 -14 0 20 6 Hale 18 1 4 13 25 67 -42 0 7
Womens Veterans Div 2 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 WASPS 18 16 2 0 85 10 75 0 50 2 Canning 18 12 2 4 47 20 27 0 38 3 Melville 18 10 5 3 30 17 13 0 35 4 Hale 2 18 10 2 6 49 23 26 0 32 5 NC Raiders 18 8 2 8 44 33 11 0 26 6 Joondalup Lakers 18 7 2 9 20 37 -17 0 23 7 Whitford 18 6 3 9 34 32 2 0 21 8 Uni Associates 2 18 4 3 11 13 38 -25 0 15 9 Newman Knights 18 4 3 11 20 51 -31 0 15 10 Blades 18 1 0 17 4 85 -81 0 3 Womens Veterans Div 3 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Melville 2 18 15 2 1 70 13 57 0 47 2 Fremantle 18 11 5 2 58 19 39 0 38 3 NC Raiders 18 11 3 4 66 31 35 0 36 4 CT Pirates 2 18 9 6 3 44 27 17 0 33 5 Victoria Park 2 18 9 3 6 39 37 2 0 30 6 Servio 18 8 1 9 37 29 8 0 25 7 Uni Associates 3 18 6 1 11 20 44 -24 0 19 8 Riverside Lions 18 3 2 13 16 56 -40 0 11 9 WASPS 2 18 2 3 13 13 50 -37 0 9 10 Joondalup Lakers 2 18 2 2 14 11 68 -57 0 8
Boys 11/12A 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Willetton 14 13 1 0 57 16 41 0 40 2 Melville 14 10 1 3 47 32 15 0 31 3 University of WA 14 8 3 3 41 24 17 0 27 4 WASPS 14 8 2 4 50 25 25 0 26 5 Victoria Park 14 4 3 7 29 40 -11 0 15 6 Old Aquinians 14 3 3 8 26 40 -14 0 12 7 Newman / Riverside 14 2 3 9 35 47 -12 0 9 8 Westside Wolves 14 0 0 14 17 78 -61 0 0
Boys 11/12A Reserve 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Hale 14 12 1 1 47 14 33 0 37 2 Peel Rebels 14 12 0 2 46 18 28 0 36 3 CT Pirates 14 9 1 4 35 21 14 0 28 4 NC Raiders 14 6 3 5 36 28 8 0 21 5 Rockingham 14 6 3 5 26 21 5 0 21 6 University of WA 14 5 2 7 25 36 -11 0 17 7 OGMHC 14 4 4 6 23 31 -8 0 16 8 Whitford 14 3 1 10 23 37 -14 0 10 9 WASPS 14 2 3 9 15 34 -19 0 9 10 Mazenod 14 1 2 11 13 49 -36 0 5
Boys 11/12B Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Blades 14 12 0 2 62 22 40 0 36 2 Newman / Riverside 14 10 0 4 44 16 28 0 30 3 Joondalup Lakers 14 8 0 6 49 32 17 0 24 4 YMCC 14 7 0 7 27 25 2 0 21 5 Melville 14 7 0 7 29 33 -4 0 21 6 Westside Wolves 14 6 0 8 37 37 0 0 18 7 University of WA 14 3 0 11 18 40 -22 0 9 8 Fremantle 14 3 0 11 13 74 -61 0 9 Boys 11/12B Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Old Aquinians 13 10 0 3 52 12 40 0 30 76.92 2 Kalamunda 12 9 0 3 37 13 24 0 27 75.00 3 Hale 13 9 0 4 36 23 13 0 27 69.23 4 OGMHC 12 6 3 3 39 10 29 0 21 58.33 5 NC Raiders 13 5 4 4 17 21 -4 0 19 48.72 6 WASPS 12 5 2 5 20 32 -12 0 17 47.22 7 Modernians 12 5 0 7 22 26 -4 0 15 41.67 8 Mazenod 13 1 1 11 9 56 -47 0 4 10.26 9 Southern River 12 1 0 11 6 45 -39 0 3 8.33
Boys 9/10A 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 WASPS 14 13 1 0 105 18 87 0 40 2 Melville 14 8 4 2 58 38 20 0 28 3 Westside Wolves 14 8 3 3 35 30 5 0 27 4 YMCC / Riverside 14 5 1 8 34 36 -2 0 16 5 Victoria Park 14 4 4 6 37 48 -11 0 16 6 OGMHC 14 5 1 8 33 44 -11 0 16 7 University of WA 14 3 1 10 27 56 -29 0 10 8 Old Aquinians 14 2 1 11 24 83 -59 0 7
Boys 9/10A Reserve 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Rockingham 12 12 0 0 56 7 49 0 36 100.00 2 Whitford 14 12 0 2 58 21 37 0 36 85.71 3 Fremantle 14 11 0 3 55 18 37 0 33 78.57 4 CT Pirates 14 10 0 4 36 20 16 0 30 71.43 5 Westside Wolves 13 7 2 4 44 29 15 0 23 58.97 6 University of WA 11 5 0 6 31 26 5 0 15 45.45 7 Willetton 14 6 0 8 28 39 -11 0 18 42.86 8 Mazenod 11 3 3 5 24 31 -7 0 12 36.36 9 Hale 12 2 2 8 15 32 -17 0 8 22.22 10 WASPS 14 3 0 11 15 57 -42 0 9 21.43 11 NC Raiders 13 1 4 8 21 32 -11 0 7 17.95 12 YMCC/Riverside Lions 14 0 1 13 11 82 -71 0 1 2.38
Boys 9/10B 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 OGMHC Blue 11 9 1 1 44 6 38 0 28 84.85 2 Newman Knights 14 11 2 1 47 15 32 0 35 83.33 3 Joondalup Lakers 13 9 2 2 55 14 41 0 29 74.36 4 Whitford 13 8 4 1 41 24 17 0 28 71.79 5 Victoria Park 13 6 1 6 29 17 12 0 19 48.72 6 Modernians 14 4 3 7 34 35 -1 0 15 35.71 7 Melville 11 3 2 6 19 22 -3 0 11 33.33 8 YMCC / Riverside 14 3 0 11 17 67 -50 0 9 21.43 9 Ranges/Harlies 12 2 0 10 18 41 -23 0 6 16.67 10 Westside Wolves 13 1 1 11 5 68 -63 0 4 10.26 Boys 9/10C Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 University of WA 12 10 0 2 43 12 31 0 30 2 Blades 12 8 3 1 42 15 27 0 27 3 OGMHC White 12 7 1 4 35 24 11 0 22 4 Melville 12 4 1 7 30 30 0 0 13 5 Joondalup Lakers 12 3 3 6 21 30 -9 0 12 6 Newman Knights 12 3 2 7 11 34 -23 0 11 7 Whitford 12 2 0 10 8 45 -37 0 6 Boys 9/10C Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Southern River 12 11 0 1 65 9 56 0 33 91.67 2 Canning 13 9 2 2 57 19 38 0 29 74.36 3 Old Aquinians 13 9 2 2 59 22 37 0 29 74.36 4 OGMHC 12 6 1 5 22 40 -18 0 19 52.78 5 Willetton 13 6 2 5 38 30 8 0 20 51.28 6 Melville 13 4 2 7 27 41 -14 0 14 35.90 7 Mazenod 12 3 1 8 18 50 -32 0 10 27.78 8 WASPS 12 1 3 8 23 41 -18 0 6 16.67 9 Dale 12 0 1 11 5 62 -57 0 1 2.78
Boys 7/8A 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Westside Wolves 13 13 0 0 89 8 81 0 39 100.00 2 Victoria Park 13 8 0 5 27 32 -5 0 24 61.54 3 University of WA 12 5 1 6 22 31 -9 0 16 44.44 4 Fremantle 13 5 2 6 24 26 -2 0 17 43.59 5 Melville 13 5 2 6 20 26 -6 0 17 43.59 6 YMCC / Riverside 13 3 4 6 17 27 -10 0 13 33.33 7 Hale 62131522-70738.89 8 Rockingham 13 1 2 10 7 49 -42 0 5 12.82
Boys 7/8A Reserve 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Whitford 12 9 1 2 41 12 29 0 28 77.78 2 University of WA 13 9 1 3 51 27 24 0 28 71.79 3 Willetton 13 8 2 3 32 15 17 0 26 66.67 4 Westside Wolves 13 4 3 6 19 21 -2 0 15 38.46 5 WASPS 13 3 5 5 22 31 -9 0 14 35.90 6 Riverside Lions 13 3 3 7 16 38 -22 0 12 30.77 7 Old Aquinians 6222131120844.44 8 NC Raiders 13 1 1 11 10 49 -39 0 4 10.26 Boys 7/8B Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Mazenod 14 11 1 2 74 24 50 0 34 80.95 2 YMCC 11 8 2 1 47 14 33 0 26 78.79 3 Modernians 14 9 2 3 61 17 44 0 29 69.05 4 Victoria Park 13 8 2 3 40 19 21 0 26 66.67 5 Harlequins 14 6 1 7 37 45 -8 0 19 45.24 6 Melville 13 3 2 8 23 48 -25 0 11 28.21 7 Rangers 14 1 2 11 15 63 -48 0 5 11.90 8 Newman Knights 13 1 0 12 6 73 -67 0 3 7.69
Boys 7/8B White 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Westside Wolves Red 14 10 2 2 38 19 19 0 32 76.19 2 Joondalup Lakers 13 8 2 3 51 24 27 0 26 66.67 3 Westside Wolves Grey 14 8 1 5 41 30 11 0 25 59.52 4 Melville 13 6 2 5 30 25 5 0 20 51.28 5 University of WA 14 6 3 5 31 26 5 0 21 50.00 6 Whitford 13 3 4 6 17 26 -9 0 13 33.33 7 WASPS 14 2 3 9 17 51 -34 0 9 21.43 8 Fremantle 11038731-24039.09
Boys 7/8C 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Hale 14 12 1 1 64 16 48 0 37 2 Mazenod 14 9 1 4 35 18 17 0 28 3 Southern River 14 8 0 6 29 23 6 0 24 4 Victoria Park 14 7 0 7 25 39 -14 0 21 5 Willetton 14 6 2 6 23 25 -2 0 20 6 OGMHC 14 4 4 6 21 27 -6 0 16 7 Dale 14 2 3 9 12 18 -6 0 9 8 Kalamunda 14 2 1 11 11 54 -43 0 7 Boys 5/6A 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Westside Wolves Grey 13 11 2 0 39 10 29 0 35 2 Riverside Lions 13 8 3 2 30 17 13 0 27 3 UWA Blue 13 6 3 4 18 10 8 0 21 4 Westside Wolves Red 13 5 5 3 21 10 11 0 20 5 UWA Green 13 5 2 6 22 23 -1 0 17 6 Melville 13 4 1 8 15 30 -15 0 13 7 Victoria Park 13 3 3 7 14 31 -17 0 12 8 WASPS 13 0 1 12 6 34 -28 0 1
Boys 5/6B Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 OGMHC 13 11 2 0 47 5 42 0 35 2 Melville Maroon 13 9 1 3 36 15 21 0 28 3 Old Aquinians 13 7 3 3 26 16 10 0 24 4 Willetton Black 13 6 3 4 43 17 26 0 21 5 Melville White 13 4 2 7 18 27 -9 0 14 6 Victoria Park Bendotti 13 3 2 8 15 42 -27 0 11 7 Victoria Park Amplett 13 2 3 8 10 36 -26 0 9 8 Willetton Blue 13 1 2 10 6 43 -37 0 5
Boys 5/6B Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Whitford 13 11 2 0 45 6 39 0 35 2 Victoria Park 13 7 3 3 20 12 8 0 24 3 Westside Wolves Grey 13 6 5 2 28 11 17 0 23 4 Riverside Lions Maroon 13 6 4 3 23 18 5 0 22 5 Riverside Lions Gold 13 7 0 6 28 28 0 0 21 6 Westside Wolves Red 13 4 5 4 19 17 2 0 17 7 NC Raiders 13 5 2 6 19 19 0 0 17 8 YMCC 13 4 4 5 21 15 6 0 16 9 UWA Blue 13 1 2 10 6 29 -23 0 5 10 UWA Green 13 0 1 12 1 55 -54 0 1
Boys 5/6R Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Fremantle White 13 10 1 2 37 13 24 0 31 2 Westside Wolves 13 9 1 3 25 15 10 0 28 3 Melville Maroon 13 7 1 5 18 12 6 0 22 4 Fremantle Black 13 4 1 8 16 23 -7 0 13 5 WASPS 13 4 0 9 13 25 -12 0 12 6 Melville White 13 3 0 10 17 38 -21 0 9 Boys 5/6R Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Rangers 13 11 0 2 31 15 16 0 33 2 Modernians 13 10 1 2 34 8 26 0 31 3 Blades Gold 13 8 0 5 21 20 1 0 24 4 OGMHC 13 3 4 6 16 22 -6 0 13 5 Harlequins 13 2 2 9 11 25 -14 0 8 6 Blades Black 13 0 3 10 7 30 -23 0 3
Boys 5/6R White 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 University of WA 13 12 1 0 66 5 61 0 37 2 Joondalup Lakers Purple 13 7 3 3 22 13 9 0 24 3 Newman Knights 13 5 3 5 20 18 2 0 18 4 NC Raiders 13 4 4 5 12 18 -6 0 16 5 Whitford 13 3 4 6 11 25 -14 0 13 6 Joondalup Lakers Gold 13 0 1 12 0 52 -52 0 1
Boys 5/6R Yellow 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Canning 13 10 3 0 32 5 27 0 33 2 CT Pirates 13 7 3 3 27 10 17 0 24 3 Kalamunda 13 6 3 4 20 12 8 0 21 4 Willetton 13 6 1 6 14 19 -5 0 19 5 Melville 13229624-1808 6 Southern River White 13 1 2 10 5 34 -29 0 5 Boys 5/6R Red 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Southern River Blue 13 9 4 0 24 5 19 0 31 2 Dale 13 8 3 2 34 20 14 0 27 3 Kalamunda 13 5 6 2 27 18 9 0 21 4 WASPS 13 4 3 6 18 15 3 0 15 5 Southern River Gold 13 2 3 8 21 30 -9 0 9 6 CT Pirates 13 1 1 11 3 39 -36 0 4
Boys 5/6R Orange 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 University of WA 13 11 1 1 38 6 32 0 34 87.18 2 Westside Wolves Grey 13 6 2 5 26 24 2 0 20 51.28 3 Riverside Lions 13 6 1 6 16 16 0 0 19 48.72 4 Suburban 12 5 3 4 19 18 1 0 18 50.00 5 YMCC 12 3 2 7 15 20 -5 0 11 30.56 6 Westside Wolves Red 13 2 1 10 9 39 -30 0 7 17.95 Girls 11/12A 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 CT Pirates 14 13 1 0 59 12 47 0 40 2 Willetton 14 9 2 3 51 16 35 0 29 3 Westside Wolves 14 9 1 4 27 12 15 0 28 4 YMCC 14 6 4 4 26 13 13 0 22 5 Peel Rebels 14 4 2 8 12 27 -15 0 14 6 WASPS 14 4 2 8 13 51 -38 0 14 7 University of WA 14158725-1808 8 Victoria Park 14 0 3 11 7 46 -39 0 3 Girls 11/12A Reserve 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Whitford 12 10 1 1 37 10 27 0 31 2 Hale 12 8 2 2 41 13 28 0 26 3 Melville 12 8 1 3 29 15 14 0 25 4 Rockingham 12 6 0 6 26 22 4 0 18 5 Westside Wolves 12 4 1 7 17 34 -17 0 13 6 University of WA 12 2 2 8 12 23 -11 0 8 7 Fremantle 12 0 1 11 8 53 -45 0 1
Girls 11/12B Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 YMCC 13 12 0 1 53 4 49 0 36 92.31 2 Joondalup Lakers 13 12 0 1 43 3 40 0 36 92.31 3 Modernians 12 7 1 4 40 6 34 0 22 61.11 4 Hale Black 13 6 1 6 21 35 -14 0 19 48.72 5 NC Raiders 63121871101055.56 6 Mercedes 13 3 0 10 14 50 -36 0 9 23.08 7 Rangers 13 2 1 10 11 47 -36 0 7 17.95 8 Whitford 13 1 0 12 9 57 -48 0 3 7.69
Girls 11/12B Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 St Brigids 12 9 1 2 24 6 18 0 28 2 Mercedes 12 8 3 1 35 14 21 0 27 3 Melville 12 5 3 4 19 10 9 0 18 4 OGMHC 12 5 2 5 22 21 1 0 17 5 Hale Gold 12 3 4 5 20 23 -3 0 13 6 Penrhos 12 2 2 8 10 38 -28 0 8 7 WASPS 12 1 3 8 13 31 -18 0 6
Girls 9/10A 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Westside Wolves 14 12 2 0 62 16 46 0 38 2 Hale 14 10 3 1 43 19 24 0 33 3 Melville 14 8 1 5 38 19 19 0 25 4 Victoria Park 14 5 4 5 36 28 8 0 19 5 Willetton 14 5 2 7 24 30 -6 0 17 6 University of WA 14 4 3 7 10 21 -11 0 15 7 YMCC/Riverside 14 2 1 11 13 35 -22 0 7 8 NC Raiders 14 2 0 12 9 67 -58 0 6 Girls 9/10A Reserve 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 UWA Black 14 11 2 1 48 9 39 0 35 2 Rockingham 14 10 3 1 37 12 25 0 33 3 WASPS 14 6 2 6 31 20 11 0 20 4 Westside Wolves Red 14 6 1 7 17 33 -16 0 19 5 OGMHC 14 3 4 7 14 19 -5 0 13 6 Melville 14 4 1 9 15 35 -20 0 13 7 Whitford 14 3 4 7 15 36 -21 0 13 8 Fremantle 14 3 3 8 12 25 -13 0 12
Girls 9/10B Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Rangers 14 12 0 2 47 14 33 0 36 2 Modernians 14 8 3 3 25 15 10 0 27 3 Hale 14 7 2 5 24 22 2 0 23 4 St Brigids 14 4 3 7 21 21 0 0 15 5 NC Raiders 14 4 2 8 21 30 -9 0 14 6 Penrhos 14 1 2 11 5 41 -36 0 5
Girls 9/10B Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Victoria Park 14 11 2 1 44 16 28 0 35 2 CT Pirates 14 11 1 2 37 11 26 0 34 3 Willetton 14 6 2 6 23 27 -4 0 20 4 Westside Wolves Grey 14 5 4 5 30 33 -3 0 19 5 Fremantle 14 2 3 9 14 38 -24 0 9 6 UWA Gold 14 0 2 12 5 28 -23 0 2
Girls 9/10C 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Blades 14 11 0 3 37 8 29 0 33 2 Hale 14 8 1 5 40 17 23 0 25 3 Joondalup Lakers 14 7 2 5 34 24 10 0 23 4 Rangers 14 5 4 5 23 21 2 0 19 5 Melville 14 6 1 7 30 33 -3 0 19 6 Mercedes 14 1 0 13 10 71 -61 0 3 Girls 7/8A 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Melville 14 12 2 0 43 5 38 0 38 2 Victoria Park 14 11 2 1 48 10 38 0 35 3 University of WA 14 9 3 2 48 16 32 0 30 4 Willetton 14 5 2 7 21 31 -10 0 17 5 Westside Wolves 14 3 4 7 15 26 -11 0 13 6 Hale 14 3 4 7 11 41 -30 0 13 7 Riverside Lions 14158837-2908 8 CT Pirates 14 1 0 13 5 33 -28 0 3
Girls 7/8A Reserve 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 University of WA 14 11 3 0 51 11 40 0 36 85.71 2 NC Raiders 13 9 1 3 31 12 19 0 28 71.79 3 Westside Wolves Black 14 7 2 5 25 18 7 0 23 54.76 4 Rockingham 14 7 1 6 26 24 2 0 22 52.38 5 Victoria Park 11 4 3 4 21 15 6 0 15 45.45 6 Melville 13 5 1 7 19 22 -3 0 16 41.03 7 Whitford 13229628-220820.51 8 Riverside Lions 14 1 1 12 7 56 -49 0 4 9.52
Girls 7/8B 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Fremantle 14 10 4 0 42 3 39 0 34 80.95 2 Westside Wolves Grey 13 9 3 1 34 11 23 0 30 76.92 3 University of WA 14 7 3 4 32 21 11 0 24 57.14 4 Willetton 14 4 4 6 20 19 1 0 16 38.10 5 Westside Wolves White 13 3 4 6 16 29 -13 0 13 33.33 6 Westside Wolves Red 13 3 3 7 18 34 -16 0 12 30.77 7 WASPS 11236832-240927.27 8 Melville 14 1 4 9 13 34 -21 0 7 16.67 Girls 7/8C 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts PP% 1 Rangers Green 11 8 3 0 33 4 29 0 27 81.82 2 Hale 11 7 2 2 31 4 27 0 23 69.70 3 Joondalup Lakers 12 4 2 6 24 33 -9 0 14 38.89 4 Rangers Gold 11227730-230824.24 5 Mercedes 11218529-240721.21 Girls 5/6A 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 UWA Blue 13 9 3 1 19 8 11 0 30 2 Westside Wolves Grey 13 9 2 2 20 7 13 0 29 3 UWA Green 136431468022 4 Melville 13 5 4 4 15 13 2 0 19 5 Victoria Park 13526810-2017 6 NC Raiders 13337616-10012 7 Riverside Lions 13 3 1 9 17 19 -2 0 10 8 Westside Wolves Red 13 1 3 9 10 30 -20 0 6
Girls 5/6B Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 YMCC 13 10 3 0 45 5 40 0 33 2 Modernians 13 10 3 0 33 1 32 0 33 3 UWA Blue 13 6 4 3 25 10 15 0 22 4 Westside Wolves Red 13 5 4 4 28 21 7 0 19 5 UWA Green 13 5 2 6 25 20 5 0 17 6 Riverside Lions Maroon 13 4 0 9 16 47 -31 0 12 7 Riverside Lions Gold 13139744-3706 8 Westside Wolves Grey 13 0 3 10 2 33 -31 0 3
Girls 5/6B Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 OGMHC 13 11 2 0 30 2 28 0 35 2 Willetton 13 9 2 2 34 7 27 0 29 3 WASPS 13 9 0 4 20 11 9 0 27 4 Westside Wolves Red 13 8 2 3 28 12 16 0 26 5 Melville Maroon 13 3 4 6 13 15 -2 0 13 6 Melville White 13229929-2008 7 Westside Wolves Grey 13 1 2 10 4 38 -34 0 5 8 Victoria Park Sarre 13049428-2404
Girls 5/6R Black 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 University of WA 13 11 2 0 30 3 27 0 35 2 Victoria Park Rochester 13 6 5 2 19 13 6 0 23 3 WASPS 13 6 4 3 17 7 10 0 22 4 Willetton Black 13 4 3 6 12 25 -13 0 15 5 Willetton Blue 13148717-1007 6 Melville 13 1 2 10 1 21 -20 0 5 Girls 5/6R Gold 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Modernians 13 8 4 1 22 6 16 0 28 2 Joondalup Lakers 13 7 4 2 30 16 14 0 25 3 Whitford 13 7 3 3 27 13 14 0 24 4 NC Raiders 13 6 3 4 19 12 7 0 21 5 Harlequins 13 3 2 8 18 21 -3 0 11 6 Rangers 13 0 0 13 4 52 -48 0 0
Girls 5/6R White 09 P W D L For Ag GD PP Pts 1 Newman Knights Blue 13 11 1 1 43 5 38 0 34 2 Hale 13 8 3 2 19 7 12 0 27 3 Riverside Lions 13 6 2 5 26 14 12 0 20 4 UWA Blue 13 4 4 5 13 15 -2 0 16 5 UWA Green 13 4 2 7 11 18 -7 0 14 6 Newman Knights Black 13 0 0 13 1 54 -53 0 0